Dr Sachin Mittal

14/05/2026

Does gallbladder surgery ruin your digestion forever? 🧐

Many people believe that life after surgery means permanent digestive trouble. Dr. Sachin Mittal is here to clear the air!

While temporary issues like acidity or loose motions can happen as your body adjusts to its new “normal,” these are typically short-term. Once your body learns to manage bile flow without storage, things settle down.

Don’t let myths stop you from getting the treatment you need! 🩺

10/05/2026

Honoured to be invited as Faculty at the FALS Proctology CME & Workshop 2026, organised by the Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo Surgeons (IAGES) in association with Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi.
I had the opportunity to deliver a video talk on Minimally Invasive Combined Endoscopic & Laser Treatment for Pilonidal Sinus (SILaC + EPSiT) — an advanced technique offering excellent patient outcomes with minimal pain, faster recovery, and better cosmesis for this very common condition.
It was truly encouraging to interact with surgeons from across India and discuss evolving concepts in modern proctology and minimally invasive surgery.
Heartiest congratulations to Dr Tarun Mittal Dr Ashish Dey , and Dr Anmol Ahuja for organising such a well-structured, academically enriching, and highly interactive course.
Grateful for the opportunity to share knowledge and contribute to advancing minimally invasive surgical care.

08/05/2026

04/05/2026

That burning sensation after meals isn’t always “just acidity.”
If it keeps coming back, your body is signaling something deeper.

Many people normalize frequent heartburn, relying on quick fixes instead of understanding the cause. But recurring chest burning is often linked to acid reflux, where stomach acid repeatedly irritates the food pipe.

A sour taste, post-meal bloating, or discomfort while lying down are key indicators that shouldn’t be ignored. Over time, untreated reflux can lead to more serious complications.

Managing triggers helps—but persistent symptoms need proper evaluation and targeted treatment.

Consult Dr. Sachin Mittal at Marengo Asia Hospitals, Faridabad, for expert diagnosis and long-term relief from reflux-related concerns.

01/05/2026

Dealing with a Hernia? 🩺

A hernia occurs when a weakness in the muscle wall allows an internal organ to push through. During surgery, a medical mesh is often used to reinforce that weakened area, providing the necessary support to the abdominal wall and significantly reducing the risk of it returning.

Don’t let muscle weakness hold you back—expert care is just a consultation away! 🤝

Connect with us:
🏥 Marengo Asia Hospitals, Faridabad
📞 9873617778
🌐 www.drsachinmittalsurgeon.in

29/04/2026

Pain after meals, especially oily food, shouldn’t be ignored.

Recurring discomfort on the right side of your abdomen may be linked to gallbladder issues. When you eat fatty foods, the gallbladder contracts—and if stones are present, they can block the flow and trigger pain.

Timely evaluation can help identify the cause and guide the right treatment.

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Sachin Mittal – Associate Clinical Director & HOD (Unit II), Robotic & Minimal Invasive Surgery

14/04/2026

Happy 𝐁𝐚𝐢𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐡𝐢 🌾✨

May this beautiful festival bring joy, prosperity, good health, and new beginnings into your life. Just like the golden harvest fields, may your days ahead be filled with abundance, happiness, and success.

Wishing you and your family a season full of positivity, gratitude, and togetherness. Celebrate the spirit of harvest, hope, and happiness this Baisakhi 🌼💛

14/04/2026

Late-night eating has become a common lifestyle habit, especially with busy schedules and irregular routines. However, consistently eating close to bedtime can significantly impact digestive health. When the body is at rest, digestion naturally slows down. Consuming heavy or spicy meals at night can lead to acid reflux, bloating, and poor nutrient absorption.

Over time, this habit may contribute to more serious conditions such as chronic gastritis, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), or even hiatal hernia. The constant backflow of stomach acid can damage the esophageal lining, leading to inflammation and discomfort. In severe or neglected cases, lifestyle-induced damage may progress to a stage where medications are no longer effective, and surgical intervention becomes necessary.

Another concern is the disruption of the gut’s natural circadian rhythm. The digestive system functions best when aligned with daytime activity. Late-night eating interferes with this balance, affecting gut motility and microbiome health.

Preventing these complications starts with simple changes—finishing meals at least 2–3 hours before sleep, choosing lighter dinners, and maintaining a consistent eating schedule. While occasional late meals may not cause harm, habitual patterns can silently damage the gut, sometimes pushing patients toward surgical solutions that could have been avoided with timely lifestyle correction.

08/04/2026

Persistent acidity could be more than just diet—it may be a structural issue like a hiatal hernia. Early treatment can prevent long-term damage and restore comfort.

02/04/2026

A hernia may start as a small visible bulge or discomfort, but it should never be ignored ⚠️
It happens when an internal organ or tissue pushes through a weak spot in the abdominal muscles, often causing pain while standing, coughing, bending, or lifting heavy objects.

In most cases, the best treatment is laparoscopic or robotic hernia surgery, which repairs the muscle wall through small cuts, less pain, and faster recovery ✨

The earlier it is treated, the easier the recovery and the lower the risk of complications like strangulation or severe pain.

🏥 Consult Dr. Sachin Mittal for advanced robotic and minimal invasive hernia treatment.