Dr. Shashank Adgudwar

Dr. Shashank Adgudwar, an expert laparoscopic surgeon at The 101 Clinic in Baner, Pune, is renowned for his precision and expertise in minimally invasive surgeries. Specializing in procedures such as gallbladder removal, hernia repair, and appendix surgery, Dr. Adgudwar utilizes the latest laparoscopic techniques to ensure faster recovery, minimal scarring, and reduced postoperative pain for his patients. His patient-centric approach, combined with years of experience, ensures safe and effective surgical outcomes. Visit The 101 Clinic in Baner to receive advanced care from Dr. Shashank Adgudwar, a trusted name in laparoscopic surgery.

gastroenterologist in Baner

Digestive Symptoms That Wake You Up at Night: Why Should They Not Be Ignored?

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Night-Time Digestive Symptoms and When to Consult a Gastroenterologist in Baner An occasional late-night episode of acidity after a heavy meal may not be unusual. But digestive symptoms that repeatedly wake you from sleep deserve more attention. Persistent night-time diarrhea, significant abdominal pain, vomiting, reflux or an urgent need to pass stool can sometimes provide

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Piles Specialist in Baner

Do Piles Creams Actually Shrink Piles or Only Control the Symptoms?

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Understanding What Piles Creams Can and Cannot Do With a Piles Specialist in Baner When piles cause itching, swelling or discomfort, buying a cream from the pharmacy often seems like the easiest solution. After applying it for a few days, symptoms may settle. That naturally raises the question: Has the cream actually removed the piles,

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Gallstone Treatment in Baner

Why Do Gallstone Attacks Often Happen at Night or Hours After Dinner?

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Night-Time Gallbladder Pain and Gallstone Treatment You eat dinner, feel fine for a while and then wake later with intense pain under the right side of your ribs. The pain may last for hours and sometimes spread toward your back or right shoulder. This pattern is commonly described during a gallbladder attack, medically called biliary

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acidity treatment

Why Does Acidity Get Worse on an Empty Stomach or During Fasting?

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Empty Stomach Burning and When to Seek Acidity Treatment in Baner You skip breakfast or go several hours without eating and begin feeling burning, nausea or discomfort in the upper abdomen. Eating something seems to calm it temporarily. Many people describe this as “acidity because my stomach was empty.” Although acid is involved in digestion,

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Endoscopy in Baner

Can You Breathe Normally During an Endoscopy? Answering a Common Patient Fear

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Breathing During Endoscopy in Baner: What Patients Should Know For many patients, the most frightening part of an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy is not what the doctor might find. It is the thought of having a tube passed through the mouth and wondering, “Will I still be able to breathe?” This fear is understandable, especially if

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Floating, Oily or Difficult-to-Flush Stools: What Is Your Digestion Trying to Tell You?

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Changes in Stool and When to Consult a Gastroenterologist in Baner Most people do not pay much attention to what happens after they flush. But changes in the appearance, texture or smell of your stool can sometimes provide useful information about digestion. An occasional floating stool after a heavy meal is not automatically a sign

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Piles Specialist in Baner

Why Can Piles Return After Laser Treatment? The Role of Constipation and Toilet Habits

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Piles After Laser Treatment: Guidance From a Piles Specialist in Baner Laser treatment can address troublesome piles, so experiencing symptoms again months or years later can be frustrating. Patients sometimes assume that recurrence means the procedure failed. But piles, medically called hemorrhoids, are strongly influenced by pressure within and around the anal canal. If chronic

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Why Is a Biopsy Taken During Endoscopy When the Stomach Looks Normal?

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Understanding Biopsy During Endoscopy in Baner You undergo an endoscopy because of persistent acidity, abdominal discomfort, anemia or another digestive complaint. After the procedure, the doctor tells you that the stomach looked normal but that a few tiny tissue samples were still taken for biopsy. Naturally, this can sound worrying. Many patients associate the word

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Is Your Chronic Cough, Sore Throat, or Hoarse Voice Actually a Digestive Problem in Disguise?

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When should you see a gastroenterologist in Baner for persistent throat symptoms? Written for: Surgery 101 Clinic Prepared for medical review by: Dr. Shashank Adgudwar, Laparoscopic and Gastrointestinal Surgeon Last updated: 31 July 2026 A cough that continues after a cold, a sore throat that keeps returning or a voice that becomes hoarse every morning

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Constipation Is the Hidden Engine Behind Most Fissures. Here’s How to Break the Cycle for Good

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If you have ever dealt with an anal fissure, you already know the story. A hard, painful bowel movement causes a small tear, the area becomes sore, and then the fear of the next bowel movement makes you tense up and hold back, which only makes the next stool harder and more painful to pass.

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