Dr. Anirudh Bhat | GoanDoc

Update: A 7 point demand has been issued to the Dean Including demanding a reason why Dean & Medical Superintendent were silent on the whole issue, supporting the Health Minister by Omission of duty Demand includes apology in the very casualty where Dr. Rudresh was insulted

A single ICU antibiotics like Piptaz is 4-5k per vial and must be given thrice a day Then there are specific medicines for patients condition, bed costs, doctor charges, nurse charges, specialist charges, ABG changes, blood tests etc. 50k is actually quite cheap

Healthcare in India is becoming a money making machine. A friend’s grandmother is in ICU for the last 4 days. Daily medicine cost alone is around 40–50K. He is not allowed inside ICU. He cannot see the treatment. He cannot see which medicines are actually being used. He can only stand outside and keep paying. Medicines go from pharmacy to ICU. Families don’t know what is used, what is not. Maybe some goes back from the back door. But there is no transparency. Only bills. Private hospitals know families won’t argue when their loved one is in ICU. This is not just treatment. For many families, this is financial destruction in the name of healthcare.

Md medicine 🔥🔥🔥 (academic downfall)

what are the immediate and long term consequences/benefits of cheap GLP-1 drugs? gym memberships tank? protein supplements also? zomato/swiggy orders? alcohol consumption as well? who’s dug down this rabbit hole. i’m very intrigued

11 hours main day 2. Nice! Love the energy, Dhiraj. Sorry, Dr. Dhiraj. It is a conversation I had with a relative I met last week. I can't be asking for papers and the name of the exact condition from him - just to prove you. Here are details I have: He said he had some kind of clot in his brain/head. He was first admitted to Kokilaben hospital in Andheri in Mumbai. That's hospital A. That's where he took discharge from and refused treatment. Then he went to Lilavati hospital, Bandra in Mumbai, to another neurosurgeon - who recommended medicines, and a follow up after a month - no surgery. That's hospital B. People who want to trust can trust. The idea was clear, and I maintain ALWAYS. ALWAYS. ALWAYS get a 2nd opinion from a doctor you can TRUST, as far as possible. See the comments, there are multiple cases where 2nd opinion helped people

Just an average medicine resident… after 4 intubations, 3 HD cath insertions and 2 CVPs in one shift

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EU Council President António Costa proudly displays his OCI Card 🇮🇳🇪🇺 “I am President of the European Council, but I’m also an Overseas Indian Citizen. It has a very special meaning. I’m proud of my roots in Goa.”