KATHMANDU, Feb 5: Srijana Sharma (name changed), a 23-year-old from Kathmandu, visited the maternity hospital two weeks ago due to health issues. She visited the hospital due to continuous bleeding. Obstetrician and Gynecologist Dr Madhu Shrestha, involved in Sharma's treatment, said that the health issues have arisen due to frequent consumption of emergency contraceptive pills during recent times.

With winter in full bloom in the country, a major concern for a lot of Nepalis is the lack of warmth and shelter during the coldest months of the year. A large number of people in Nepal, especially those in the country’s southern plains live in homes made of mud and thatch, which provide little insulation against cold. This can lead to hypothermia and other serious health problems, especially for the elderly and young children.

Winter for Nepalis is all about biting cold, more so for those who lack roofs over their heads and enough clothes to keep themselves warm in the cold season. The impact of winter is much more severe in the Tarai, the country’s southern plains, where cold waves kill people every year.

SIDDHARTHANAGAR, Dec 19: Rupandehi has increasingly seen thick smog in the morning of late. Temperature here has invariably gone down with haze and smog. The chilly environment has troubled the general public in carrying out their day-to-day work.

Emilia Clarke opened up about surviving two brain aneurysms and recalled her health complications amid an interview with the BBC on Sunday.

KATHMANDU, Sept 29: Chairman of CPN (Unified Socialist) has been admitted to TU Teaching Hospital in Maharajgunj following some health complication on Wednesday evening.

KATHMANDU, Nov 11: At least eleven of twenty-five gamblers caught red-handed in one of the biggest gambling busts last month and are in judicial custody have been admitted to various hospitals in Kathmandu due to reported health complications.

Everyone experiences indigestion every now and then. But suffering from an upset stomach frequently can actually have something to do with bigger and more dangerous diseases.