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
In thyroid nodule ablation, a few millimeters can make all the difference. 🦋
Behind the thyroid lies a critical area often referred to as the “danger triangle,” where important structures—including the recurrent laryngeal nerve—can lie very close to the thyroid.
That’s why thyroid ablation isn’t simply about placing a needle and applying heat. The nodule’s size, location and relationship to surrounding structures must be carefully assessed before and throughout the procedure.
Using real-time ultrasound guidance, the treatment is planned and performed with controlled energy delivery, adapting the approach as different parts of the nodule are treated.
The goal? Treat the targeted nodule while protecting the structures around it and preserving healthy thyroid tissue whenever possible.
Precision isn’t an extra step in thyroid ablation—it’s at the heart of the procedure.
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Dr. Parul Garg
The ’80s called… they want their thyroid nodule advice back. 📞🦋
Some medical advice ages well. Some deserves a little roast. 😅
A thyroid nodule doesn’t automatically mean straight to surgery. And being told a nodule is benign doesn’t necessarily mean you should forget about it forever.
Today, evaluation is more nuanced. Ultrasound features, biopsy results, growth, location and symptoms all help determine what happens next—and for selected benign thyroid nodules, image-guided ablation may offer a minimally invasive option while preserving the thyroid.
And one piece of advice that works in every decade?
Don’t let Instagram make your treatment decision. Use it to learn what questions to ask—then bring your scans, reports and concerns to a proper consultation. 😉
Swipe through our little trip back to the ’80s. ➡️
The aesthetic can stay. The outdated thyroid advice doesn’t have to.
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Those “bubbles” appearing during thyroid nodule ablation? They’re not necessarily a reason to panic. 🫧🦋
During thermal ablation, patients watching the ultrasound screen may notice bright, bubble-like changes appearing inside the nodule.
And naturally, the first thought might be: “Is something going wrong?”
In fact, these echogenic changes can be an expected part of thermal ablation, appearing as the targeted tissue is heated. Under real-time ultrasound guidance, the Interventional Radiologist continuously monitors these changes alongside the position of the ablation device and surrounding anatomy.
It’s another example of why thyroid ablation isn’t simply about delivering heat—it’s about controlled energy, real-time imaging and precision. 🎯
What may look unusual on the ultrasound can actually be part of what the doctor expects to see during the procedure.
The screen isn’t just showing the nodule. It’s helping guide the treatment as it happens.
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Dr. Parul Garg
Does UFE make fibroids disappear completely? Not necessarily—and that isn’t the goal. 🌸
One of the biggest misconceptions about Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) is that treatment has only “worked” if the fibroid completely vanishes from the scan.
But UFE works differently.
During the procedure, the blood vessels supplying the fibroids are selectively blocked. Without that blood supply, the treated fibroids undergo changes and gradually shrink over the months that follow.
So what matters after UFE?
A reduction in fibroid blood supply.
Progressive shrinkage.
And, most importantly, improvement in the symptoms that were affecting your life—such as heavy bleeding, pelvic pressure or bulk-related discomfort.
The fibroid doesn’t need to disappear for your symptoms to significantly improve.
Don’t measure the success of UFE only by what remains on the scan. Measure it by what changes in your life. ✨
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Dr. Parul Garg
Thyroid nodule ablation isn’t about using more heat. It’s about using energy with precision. 🦋🎯
During thyroid nodule ablation, the goal is not to simply “burn” a nodule. Controlled energy needs to be delivered strategically throughout the targeted tissue while protecting the important structures that sit only millimetres away.
That’s where real-time ultrasound guidance, careful energy delivery and techniques such as the moving-shot approach become so important.
The thyroid may be small, but the anatomy surrounding it is complex—which is why experience, planning and precision matter throughout the procedure.
Controlled energy. Precise coverage. Protection of surrounding anatomy.
That’s the science behind thyroid nodule ablation.
📩 Have a thyroid nodule and want to understand whether ablation may be an option? Get your ultrasound and biopsy reports evaluated by Dr. Parul Garg.
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Interventional Radiology isn’t always about opening a blocked blood vessel. Sometimes, the treatment is to intentionally close one. 🎯
It sounds contradictory—but that’s the precision of IR.
While procedures such as angioplasty and stenting can help restore blood flow through narrowed or blocked vessels, embolization does the opposite: it deliberately blocks selected blood vessels for a therapeutic purpose.
Why would we want to stop blood flow?
To help control severe bleeding.
To reduce the blood supply feeding certain tumors.
To treat conditions such as uterine fibroids.
And in several other situations where selectively closing a vessel can be part of the treatment.
Same vascular system. Completely different strategies. One goal: treating the problem as precisely as possible.
That’s Interventional Radiology.
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When you see your fibroid report, it’s natural to look for one thing first: “How big is it?” 🌸
But when it comes to fibroid symptoms, the biggest fibroid isn’t always the biggest troublemaker.
A smaller fibroid in a certain location may contribute significantly to heavy menstrual bleeding, while another growing outward may cause more pressure or bulk-related symptoms. That’s why understanding where your fibroids are located can be just as important as knowing their size.
And when there are multiple fibroids, treatment planning should look at the whole uterus—not simply chase the largest number on the scan.
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) takes a different approach by targeting the arterial blood supply feeding the fibroids, allowing them to gradually shrink over time.
Your fibroid report is more than a measurement. Size matters. Location matters. Symptoms matter.
Swipe through to understand why. 👉
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A thyroid nodule has been stable for years—so does that mean you can forget about it completely? 🦋
Stability is reassuring, but it doesn’t always mean “no more follow-up.”
How a thyroid nodule should be monitored depends on the bigger picture: its ultrasound characteristics, previous biopsy results, changes in symptoms, and your overall clinical assessment—not simply how many years it has been present.
If you notice new neck swelling, pressure, difficulty swallowing, voice changes, or other new symptoms, it’s worth getting the nodule reassessed even if it was previously stable.
The key is not to fear a thyroid nodule—but to understand it and follow it appropriately.
Save this post as a reminder, and share it with someone who has been told their thyroid nodule is “just old.”
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Fibroids need blood to grow. What happens when that blood supply is safely blocked? 🌸
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) works by blocking the tiny arteries that feed fibroids, causing them to gradually shrink over time—while preserving the uterus.
For selected women experiencing heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pressure, pain, frequent urination, or anemia due to fibroids, UFE may offer a minimally invasive alternative to major surgery.
The goal isn’t to remove the uterus—it’s to target the fibroids responsible for the symptoms.
Every patient is different, which is why treatment decisions should always be based on your symptoms, MRI findings, fibroid characteristics, and a detailed consultation.
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Dr. Parul Garg
Varicose veins are not always just about appearance. 🦵
One of the most important warning signs that the disease is progressing is skin discoloration around the ankle.
This change in skin color often indicates chronic venous insufficiency, where long-standing venous reflux begins affecting the skin and underlying tissues. Left untreated, it can progress to skin thickening, poor wound healing, and even venous ulcers.
That’s why this stage should never be ignored.
A Doppler ultrasound helps identify the underlying leaking veins so treatment can target the root cause—not just the visible veins.
Early evaluation can make a significant difference in preventing further complications.
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