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Understanding Obesity: Causes, Risks, and the Role of Diagnostic Testing

Overview Obesity is no longer just a lifestyle concern — it is a serious health condition that affects millions worldwide. In India, the number of people struggling with obesity is steadily increasing, cutting across all age groups. More than excess body weight, obesity is linked to various health complications such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, liver issues, and even certain cancers. Early detection and preventive care can make a big difference, and that’s where diagnostic testing plays a vital role. At AK Diagnostics , we help patients take control of their health by offering reliable PathLab tests that identify underlying risk factors and monitor the impact of obesity on vital organs. What is Obesity? Obesity is a condition where excess fat accumulates in the body, usually measured by Body Mass Index (BMI) . A BMI of 25–29.9 is considered overweight, while a BMI of 30 or above is classified as obese. However, BMI alone doesn’t always reveal the whole picture....

Your Guide to Fever: Causes, Symptoms & Diagnostic Tests

High Fever? Get Tested. Get Treated. Get Well. Don’t rely on assumptions — confirm the cause with expert diagnostics. AK Diagnosis provides complete fever testing for fast and accurate results. Your recovery starts with the right diagnosis. Let's Find Out When Fever Is Normalised and When Not ??? Fever is one of the most common health concerns that affects people of all ages. It’s not a disease in itself but a sign that your body is fighting an infection or inflammation. At  AK Diagnostics , we help patients identify the underlying cause of fever through accurate and reliable diagnostic testing — because every fever has a story behind it. What Is a Fever? A fever is a temporary rise in body temperature, usually above  98.6°F (37°C) , often due to an underlying infection. It is the body’s natural defence mechanism — a way to make it harder for bacteria and viruses to survive. Mild fevers are generally harmless and may even be beneficial, but a  high or prolonged fever ...