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Swine flu....preventable or not!!!!!!!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by amjad ali Jan 10.
Happy New Year 2010
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If you are single, your life is independent in the sense that you can spend your time according to your convenience and choice. If you are committed, you have to spend sizable time with your partner. So , take the plunge only when you are mentally p…
I think in our profession we r always surrounded by infectious diseases, tuberculosis and percutaneously transmitted ds like hiv hep b c are more dangerous than swine flu so dont we panic we r doctors its our duty to take care of every patients bt a…
its preventable if u wear n 95 masks during working in hospital and also u can take tamiflu....
thanks 4 reply....i agree wid ll ur answers....dr.orguanti we hv definate tests 4 establishing swine flu...by takin throat swabs....n also x-rays nd odr findings add in diagnosis....
bt my quwetion is....arent d doctors dealing wid it at high danger…
sorry i dnt have an experience wid low..
but as m taught dis drug sud be taken wid care..
d side effect prevail over ouseful effects..
side effects r
insomnia
loss of appetite
sometyms euphoria
iodiocy
low IQ
higer dose leads to
sedation(drinkin)
pu…
the main thing they no facilites for the diagonsis and most ppl r ignorant in the starting they think it is a small thing n leave it off tht is da main problem
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Increasing awareness amongst patients through internet---good or bad!!!!!!!
There s a vast information available on internet about various diseases, there symptoms and treatment too.
On one side this is increasing awareness amongst common people about there sufferings and they can also adpot simple preventive mearsures to acheive a healthy living. But on the other hand some people progress to develop psychological symptoms of a condition if they corelate their symptoms to one or 2 symptoms in the list. This also deviates the physicians from the original root cause of th… Continue
On one side this is increasing awareness amongst common people about there sufferings and they can also adpot simple preventive mearsures to acheive a healthy living. But on the other hand some people progress to develop psychological symptoms of a condition if they corelate their symptoms to one or 2 symptoms in the list. This also deviates the physicians from the original root cause of th… Continue
Posted on September 15, 2009 at 1:26pm —
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- At 7:40pm on March 9, 2010,
Dr. D.R. Sonk@r said… - hiiiiiiiiiiiii
vich yrs?
- At 9:34pm on January 28, 2010,
Critical Care Specialist said… - hi like to be frnds
- At 1:04am on January 23, 2010,
dr raghavendra singh said… - hanji tusi punjab mein kittho de ho? is vele to tusi chandigarh ch ho shaayad.
- At 5:06am on January 12, 2010,
rahul said…
- hie...............
- At 4:08am on January 11, 2010,
Pravin said…
- But When I Saw You Tonight
I Knew For The First Time
That You Were The One I'd Been Dreaming Of
I Cant Get Over Myself
Day and Night You Are With Me
Day and Night Feeling Good
- At 10:05pm on January 9, 2010,
Jitender CHAUHAN said…
- hiiii....how r u doing
- At 11:50pm on January 7, 2010,
Dr Deepak Sethi said…
- Hi!
- At 11:24pm on January 7, 2010,
Dr Sam arora said…
- hi!!!!!!!!!!!!
- At 3:19pm on January 4, 2010,
mandar pramod bhunje said…
- hey hi der..................................
- At 2:06pm on January 3, 2010,
Dindukurthi Sudhakar said… - Great smile Shina :-)
Enjoyed the music on your profile.
Have a great day!
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