Dr. Parul Garg
Dr Parul Garg is a passionate Doctor with extensive experience in Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology. She’s adept in properly diagnosing the patients’ problems by her expertise in Diagnostic Radiology and strategizing the best minimally invasive treatments through her experience in Interventional Radiology procedures.
Bringing forward an empathetic and professional attitude, committed to providing best patient care, she’s well experienced for counselling her patients for their maximum benefit.
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Dr. Parul Garg
📍 Two fibroids of the same size can cause completely different symptoms. Why? LOCATION!
When evaluating uterine fibroids, size is only part of the picture. Where a fibroid grows can influence symptoms, treatment options and outcomes.
🔍 Three important fibroid locations:
✅ Submucosal: Grow towards the uterine cavity and may cause heavy menstrual bleeding.
✅ Intramural: Develop within the uterine wall and can contribute to heavy periods or pelvic pressure.
✅ Subserosal: Grow outwards and may press on nearby organs, causing bladder or bowel symptoms.
💡 Why does this matter for Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE)?
Fibroid location, imaging findings, symptoms and future pregnancy plans all help determine whether UFE or another treatment approach may be appropriate.
The takeaway: A bigger fibroid doesn’t always mean more severe symptoms, and not every fibroid needs treatment.
👉 Swipe through to understand why fibroid location matters before choosing a treatment.
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Disclaimer: The information provided here is for educational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the guidance of a qualified medical professional.
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Dr. Parul Garg
🦵 Persistent itching around your varicose veins? It might be more than just dry skin!
Did you know that poor circulation in the leg veins can also affect your skin?
🔍 Stasis dermatitis is a skin condition associated with chronic venous insufficiency, where increased pressure in the leg veins leads to inflammation of the surrounding skin.
⚠️ Common signs include:
✅ Persistent itching, especially around the ankles
✅ Redness, dryness or eczema-like patches
✅ Skin discolouration or thickening over time
✅ Swelling and discomfort in the lower legs
💡 The important takeaway: Moisturisers may help relieve dryness, but they don’t address the underlying venous circulation problem.
A venous Doppler ultrasound can help assess venous reflux and guide further evaluation.
👉 Don’t dismiss persistent skin changes around varicose veins as ordinary dryness.
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Dr. Parul Garg
🦋 Large thyroid nodule? Does it need to be treated in ONE session?
Not necessarily!
For selected patients with large benign thyroid nodules, Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) may be planned in multiple stages rather than a single session.
🔍 Why consider staged ablation?
✅ Nodule size, location and nearby structures can influence how much tissue can be treated safely.
✅ Thyroid nodules shrink gradually over several months, not immediately after treatment.
✅ Follow-up ultrasounds help assess shrinkage, remaining active tissue and whether another session is needed.
💡 The important distinction: Planned staged treatment is different from retreatment due to persistent symptoms or regrowth.
Not every large thyroid nodule requires multiple sessions, and not every nodule is suitable for ablation.
👉 Swipe through to understand how staged thyroid nodule ablation works, when another session may be considered and why follow-up matters.
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#ThyroidNodule #ThyroidAblation #RadiofrequencyAblation #ThyroidCare #InterventionalRadiology
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🦵 Varicose veins are visible on the surface. But the real story may lie deeper.
When evaluating symptomatic varicose veins, looking at the visible veins alone isn’t enough.
🔍 The deep venous system plays an important role in treatment planning.
A comprehensive venous Doppler ultrasound can help assess:
✅ Venous reflux: When blood flows backward due to valves that aren’t functioning properly.
✅ Deep-vein obstruction: When blood flow through deeper veins is restricted.
✅ Overall venous circulation: Understanding how the superficial and deep veins work together.
These findings can influence which treatment approach is appropriate and help identify underlying problems that need attention.
💡 The takeaway? Before treating the veins you can see, it’s important to evaluate the ones you can’t.
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Disclaimer: The information provided here is for educational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the guidance of a qualified medical professional.
#VaricoseVeins #VenousInsufficiency #DeepVeinHealth #VascularUltrasound #InterventionalRadiology
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Fibroids don’t always mean surgery. And surgery isn’t your only treatment option. 🩺
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) is a minimally invasive procedure that reduces blood flow to fibroids, allowing them to shrink gradually while preserving the uterus.
But here’s what matters: Not every fibroid needs treatment, and UFE isn’t suitable for everyone.
Symptoms, fibroid location, imaging findings and future pregnancy plans all play an important role in choosing the right approach.
From how UFE works to recovery, risks and fertility considerations, this carousel explains what you should know before making a treatment decision.
👉 Swipe through to understand your options.
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🦋 After thyroid nodule ablation, does every remaining millimetre of the nodule need to be treated?
Not necessarily!
Thyroid nodule ablation aims to reduce the size of a symptomatic benign nodule while preserving healthy thyroid tissue.
An important point to understand is that successful ablation does not always mean complete disappearance of the nodule.
🔍 During follow-up, ultrasound helps assess:
• How much the nodule has reduced in volume.
• Whether any viable tissue remains.
• Whether the nodule is stable or showing regrowth.
• Whether the patient’s original symptoms have improved.
Additional ablation may be considered in selected cases, but it is not automatically required simply because some nodule tissue remains.
The goal is meaningful clinical improvement, not necessarily a nodule measuring zero millimetres.
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#ThyroidNodule #ThyroidAblation #ThyroidCare #ThyroidPreservation #InterventionalRadiology
3 weeks ago | [YT] | 2
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Dr. Parul Garg
🦵 Varicose veins are more than just visible, bulging veins. The underlying problem often lies in faulty vein valves.
Normally, these valves help blood flow towards the heart. When they weaken, blood can flow backwards and pool in the legs, causing heaviness, aching, swelling and skin changes.
🔍 A Doppler ultrasound helps identify these faulty valves and assess the extent of venous reflux.
For selected patients, minimally invasive treatments like EVLA or RFA can close the affected veins and improve circulation.
Compression stockings may relieve symptoms, but they don’t repair damaged valves.
⚠️ Persistent symptoms deserve evaluation. Sudden painful leg swelling or bleeding from a vein requires urgent medical attention.
👉 Swipe through to understand the causes, treatment options and recovery after varicose vein treatment.
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#VaricoseVeins #VenousInsufficiency #VaricoseVeinsTreatment #VascularHealth #InterventionalRadiology
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Large thyroid nodule = one massive ablation session? Not necessarily. 🦋
One of the biggest misconceptions about thyroid nodule ablation is that the entire nodule must always be treated in a single sitting.
For selected large benign thyroid nodules, a staged ablation approach may be more appropriate. Instead of trying to treat everything at once, the procedure can be carefully planned across sessions, followed by time to assess how the nodule responds and shrinks.
Why does this matter?
With a large nodule, there may be more tissue to treat and important structures nearby that need to be protected. Treatment planning is about precision—not simply delivering more energy because the nodule is bigger.
Some patients may achieve their treatment goal with one session, while others may benefit from additional ablation depending on the nodule’s size, location, response and symptoms.
So don’t let the size of a thyroid nodule alone decide what is or isn’t possible.
The better question is: What treatment strategy is appropriate for this particular nodule?
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A thyroid nodule doesn’t automatically mean surgery. And it doesn’t automatically mean ablation either. 🦋
The first question should always be: does this nodule actually need treatment?
Many benign thyroid nodules without troublesome symptoms can simply be monitored. But when a nodule causes pressure, difficulty swallowing, a bothersome visible bulge or other concerns, treatment may become part of the conversation.
For selected benign nodules, thyroid nodule ablation offers a minimally invasive approach that targets the nodule under ultrasound guidance while aiming to preserve healthy thyroid tissue and function.
But there’s more to the journey than the procedure itself. Proper evaluation and biopsy when indicated come first, shrinkage happens gradually over the following months, and ultrasound follow-up helps us understand how the nodule is responding.
This carousel takes you through the complete picture—from deciding whether treatment is needed to seeing real patient follow-up after ablation.
👉 Swipe through to understand thyroid nodule ablation beyond the “before and after.”
Because the goal isn’t simply a smaller-looking neck. It’s the right treatment for the right nodule, with appropriate follow-up.
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Dr. Parul Garg
With fibroids, the biggest number on the scan isn’t always the biggest part of the problem. 🌸
Fibroids can affect women very differently. One patient may have a relatively smaller fibroid with significant bleeding, while another may have a larger fibroid causing pressure, heaviness or other symptoms.
That’s why treatment planning for Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) isn’t based on size alone.
Symptoms, fibroid number and location, blood supply, overall uterine anatomy, imaging findings and the patient’s individual goals all help determine whether UFE may be an appropriate option.
UFE works by selectively reducing the blood supply to fibroids, allowing them to gradually shrink over time. The goal isn’t simply to chase a measurement on a scan—it’s to treat the fibroids responsible for the clinical problem and improve symptoms.
So if you’ve been told, “Your fibroid is too big” or “It’s not big enough to treat,” remember: the complete picture matters.
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#UFE #Fibroids #UterineFibroidEmbolization #WomensHealth #InterventionalRadiology
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