Have you Ever Noticed How Your Body Tries to Warn you Before Something Goes Wrong?
That sudden stomach pain, persistent acidity, or bloating after junk food — these are not just random discomforts… they’re your body’s knock for attention.
In this powerful episode of “How to Decode Your Body’s Warnings”, host Mr. Ranjan Rathi talks with renowned General & Laparoscopic Surgeon Dr. Muffazzal Rassiwala, who reveals how everyday food habits and lifestyle patterns can silently lead to serious abdominal issues like Appendicitis, Gallbladder Stones, and Hernia.
Dr. Rassiwala shares his real-life experiences of treating patients suffering from conditions like appendicitis, gallbladder stones, hernia, piles, fissure, and fistula — often triggered by poor diet, junk food, and an irregular lifestyle.
In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
The Food Connection:
How our obsession with junk food, late-night meals, and oily snacks is quietly damaging our digestive system — and how the body tries to communicate distress through small symptoms.
Appendicitis – The Hidden Emergency:
What starts as a mild stomach ache can suddenly turn into a life-threatening infection.
Dr. Rassiwala explains how to recognize the early warning signs, what causes inflammation of the appendix, and why timely surgery is crucial to prevent complications.
Gallbladder Stones – The Silent Saboteur:
Ever felt sharp pain after a heavy or oily meal? That might not just be acidity.
This episode dives deep into how gallstones form, why women are more prone, and how laparoscopic gallbladder surgery offers a safe, modern solution with minimal recovery time.
Hernia – When Pressure Turns Dangerous:
That small bulge near your abdomen might seem harmless — until it’s not.
Learn how hernias develop, why they often go unnoticed, and the importance of surgical repair before complications arise.
This episode isn’t just about diseases — it’s about awareness, prevention, and learning to listen when your body knocks.
Join us as Dr. Rassiwala explains how small choices can make a big difference to your digestive health — and your life.