Dr.Santosh Sah

@pgMedicine A

A hypertensive patient on long-term treatment presents with sudden lip swelling without any itching or hives. Can you identify the culprit medication? youtube.com/shorts/ZI18bl6…

@hemo_shk Dyshydrotic eczema

Paronychia vs Felon vs Herpetic Whitlow vs Cellulitis vs Eponychia vs Ingrown Nail What is the diagnosis?

@enigmatic_notes Dyshydrotic eczema

My hand has these clear watery blisters popping up in a cluster. It's been like this for a while and won't go away, plus it's super itchy. Is it something to worry about?

@hemo_shk C

Q. A 4-week postpartum female presents with a painless, non-itchy linear skin discoloration after vaginal delivery. No trauma or chemical exposure. Dx: a. Melasma b. Cholasma c. Linea nigra d. Linea alba e. Spigelian line

@DrMedica_13 A

Did u know? ☘️🦠☘️

@hemo_shk A

All veins carry deoxygenated blood except: Bonus: ________ (fetal vein that carries oxygenated blood)

@Ausbones IgG

It is true that the body cotains IgA and also breast milk is rich in IgA. Did you consider that the question asked about the circulation (bloodstream), not the gut. Maternal IgA from breast milk stays mostly in the baby’s digestive tract and isn’t absorbed into the blood in significant amounts after the first few days of life. By 2 months, any maternal antibody still circulating in the blood is IgG, which crossed the placenta before birth. To put it in perspective let us look at the timeline below👇 At birth: Mostly maternal IgG from the placenta; very little own antibody production. 2-3 months: Infant starts producing significant IgM. 4-6 months: Own IgG production increases as maternal IgG declines (physiologic hypogammaglobulinemia). 6-12 months: IgA production gradually develops; breast milk IgA still provides support. 12-18 months: Infant can produce all major antibody classes (IgG, IgM, IgA, IgD, IgE), though responses are still immature. 5-7 years: Humoral immunity approaches adult levels.

The circulation of a 2-month-old breast-fed baby will contain maternal: A IgA B IgD C IgE D IgG E IgM

@MedLearnHub B

Q. The seeds shown here are the source of which poisonous alkaloid? A. Morphine. B. Strychnine. C. Nicotine. D. Quinine. Image credits: Danny S., CC BY-SA 4.0 <creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa…>, via Wikimedia Commons.

@DrMedica_13 A

Did u kno? ☘️🦠☘️

@IhabFathiSulima Pemphigus vulgaris

What is the diagnosis?

@hemo_shk Osteogenesis imperfecta

What is the diagnosis or description?

@IhabFathiSulima Dermoid cyst

What is the diagnosis?

@hemo_shk Metastatic lung

Spot diagnosis and radiological sign?

@AB_drmd Epiglottis

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@ajlkfad2333 Bcc

Q//A 58-year-old patient presents to the dermatology clinic complaining of a strange, rapidly growing skin mass on the upper lip that developed within a very short period of only 4–6 weeks. The patient reports that the lesion began as a small papule and then enlarged suddenly, taking on a volcano-like appearance. Clinical Examination: On examination, there is a firm, raised, round nodule characterized by a central keratin-filled crater with smooth elevated margins. The lesion is generally painless but has caused significant concern because of its extremely rapid growth. ❓ Question for followers: Based on the very rapid progression of the lesion and its characteristic appearance with a central keratin plug, what is the most likely diagnosis?

@DrMedica_13 C

Did u know? 🦠🥀🦠

@DennisGodsmark Cutaneous larva migran

What is happening here???

@Ausbones Cancer

What is the commonest cause of a massive lower GI bleed?

@DrMedica_13 C

Diagnosis? 🥀🦠🥀

@hemo_shk Hand foot and mouth disease (coxsackie virus)

Most of the cases seen in the clinic. It is a viral infection 🦠 It mainly affects children under 5 years of age and is currently widespread . What is the diagnosis?