Showing posts with label Medicine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Medicine. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 August 2016

The science and art of medicine in Noida.



It is the science of the diagnosis, the treatment and the prevention of diseases. It is a large term, encompassing an arsenal of health care practices developed to sustain and restore health to the diseased by the prevention and treatment of illness. It is “Medicine”. And India is one of the countries on the global forefront in this vast arena.
Noida is the providing the much needed boost towards this achievement. Contemporary medicine in Noida resorts to biomedical sciences, research, genetics, genomics and medical technology to diagnose, treat and prevent any disease.
In modern clinical practices in Noida, doctors personally observe patients in order to diagnose diseases using their expert clinical judgement. The doctor-patient relationship in places like Noida and other areas too, typically begins an interaction with an examination of the patient, his or her medical history and medical record. This is usually, but not always, followed by a medical interview and a physical examination by the doctor in context. Four actions are the basis of physical examination, the essentials of medicine- inspection, percussion, palpation and auscultation. These methods are generally applied in this order although auscultation occurs in India, prior to percussion and palpation for the abdominal segment assessments.
Follow-ups to a visit to a doctor may or may not be advised, and depends on the situation of the patient in situation. On subsequent visits, the process may be repeated in a shortened form to deduce any new physical findings and conclusive lab or imaging results or specialist consultation reports. Thus medicine in Noida has formed a main part of the backbone of the healthcare industry. It is a big boost indeed to the Indian medical industry. By- Rounak Bose

Tuesday, 2 August 2016

Know more about the doctor’s prescribed tests which can be avoided

  • We trust are doctors blindly because we think that everything that say has to be right. Yes, they say everything which is good for your health but this doesn’t mean that you won’t question your doctor. You should always be alert about something which is related to you! There are doctors who ask you to do unnecessary things which may not be required.
  • Here are few things which are useless but still some doctors ask us to do whereas there are some expert doctors who avoid the same: -
  • (1) C section in 39 weeks
  • Sometimes it is necessary to do the C section delivery but only when there is some kind of medical emergency but doctors these days’ force people to do c section deliveries because there is more to earn! Expert doctors say that c section without any medical emergencies, it might be risky for the baby. There might be abnormalities in the child. Always avoid c section unless there is any kind of emergency.
  • (2) Lipid profile tests
  • This is something which has come up in some recent studies. It says that the tests are not sufficient to determine the cholesterol levels and accuracy of the same is questioned by the expert Best doctors and they are also finding a new test which can be more accurate. By- Dt. Trishala Chopra

Friday, 29 July 2016

Everyone has to upgrade their speed, in this era of 4G!

Sport Medicine is something which is one of the most important part of management of cases related to an athletic or any other sports person.Most often, the trained practitioners involved in sports medicine are Physiotherapists.They use techniques such as Taping & Icing to provide symptomatic relief to the player, so that he can at least try to continue the event.One of the most common examples of Athletic Taping, which I think most of us might be aware of, is that, which was given to Cricketer Yuvraj Singh, during India vs Australia Match in ICC World T20 Champions World Cup in 2016.
The techniques are so chosen, which provide efficient relief to the player.However, one must note that, Sports Medicine, provides temporary relief, and not permanent cure.A player, who was given Taping over his anterior thigh for quadriceps pull, would require further Physical Therapy, after the session is over.Also, a player given cold therapy for a muscle pull, will require orthopedic treatment, if the symptoms become worse after prolonged play.
I still remember Sachin Tendulkar being given ice therapy for his elbow, during a match against Pakistan in early 90’s.The condition later turned out to be tennis elbow, (Lateral Epicondylitis) which required immediate surgery.For such reasons, a Physiotherapist is usually a member of the Sport Team (Sport Physio)The therapists involved in these tasks own a Masters Degree In Sports Medicine ( M.P.Th Sports). By- Dt. Trishala Chopra

Thursday, 28 July 2016

Everything has a happy ending, just give it some time.


Physical Medicine involves use of techniques which stimulate physical abilities of a patient.
1.) These stimulatory techniques may be Neurologic, or Musculo-Skeletal.
2.) These techniques together referred to as Functional Rehabilitation is of great importance.
3.) Rehabilitation not only involves management of cases with neurologic deficits.
4.) It also involve cases, which require Physical Functional Re-education.
5.) One of the most common example is Post-Amputation.

If one of the lower limb is amputated due to some reason, then goal of Rehabilitation is to teach the patient, to continue his/her ADL’s, at least in such a way, so that the patient is not completely dependent on someone.One of the key protocols include Gait Training using Crutches (Crutch Walking using Axillary/Elbow/Gutter Crutches or Sticks & Walkers)

This involves measurement of the crutch according to the patient, strengthening of the uninvolved parts of the body, as well as counseling.Counseling is also an essential part of physical rehabilitation, as in managing such cases, there are chances that patient might experience depression, or may indulge in other acts which are socially unacceptable.

Other protocols in Rehabilitation include regimen’s involving patients in certain activities, which stimulate their Limbic System & hence profoundly impact their mood.A practitioner involved in imparting functional re-education to a patient maybe a Physiotherapist (PT) or any other trained practitioner with a MBBS/MS/MD Degree.In USA, practitioners involved in physical medicine are referred to as “Physiatrist”. By- Dt. Trishala Chopra

Tuesday, 19 July 2016

Everything has a happy ending, just give it some time



Physical Medicine involves use of techniques which stimulate physical abilities of a patient.

These stimulatory techniques may be Neurologic, or Musculo-Skeletal.
These techniques together referred to as Functional Rehabilitation is of great importance.
Rehabilitation not only involves management of cases with neurologic deficits.
It also involve cases, which require Physical Functional Re-education.
One of the most common example is Post-Amputation.

If one of the lower limb is amputated due to some reason, then goal of Rehabilitation is to teach the patient, to continue his/her ADL’s, at least in such a way, so that the patient is not completely dependent on someone.

One of the key protocols include Gait Training using Crutches (Crutch Walking using Axillary/Elbow/Gutter Crutches or Sticks & Walkers)

This involves measurement of the crutch according to the patient, strengthening of the uninvolved parts of the body, as well as counseling.

Counseling is also an essential part of physical rehabilitation, as in managing such cases, there are chances that patient might experience depression, or may indulge in other acts which are socially unacceptable.

Other protocols in Rehabilitation include regimen’s involving patients in certain activities, which stimulate their Limbic System & hence profoundly impact their mood.
A practitioner involved in imparting functional re-education to a patient maybe a Physiotherapist (PT) or any other trained practitioner with a MBBS/MS/MD Degree.

In USA, practitioners involved in physicalmedicine are referred to as “Physiatrist”

By - Dt . Trishala Chopra


Friday, 10 June 2016

Your mother’s kitchen is the best chemist to find cures!



Few years down the line, Ayurveda and herbal things had lost their importance. Not many people were interested in this slow, yet a lifetime healer thing! Their busy lifestyles demanded quick access to get rid of the disease and get back to work. No one is free to sit back 15 days and identify if there are any symptoms because of the herb. We all need quick treatment because we cannot take leaves from the office!

 The kind of we our living right now, it has forced us to go towards allopathy and in a case it is right. But the Ayurveda has again gained back its importance. With the knowledge and exposure of people towards herbal remedies, the meaning of medicine has now changed. Prevention has become more important than curing which is a very good way of taking care of your health. Medicines are there to treat you, the effects maybe short term, some may have side effects. Some may cause issues with your immunity or some can boost it. 
It is all on how the drug is functioning and for what are you taking it. It is actually the body’s metabolism about how well it can tolerate a particular drug. Now every disease has medicines, some can be cured by therapies also which is again included in the field of science! Or to be more precise field of medicine! It is called as an alternative therapy which is usually covered under paramedical department. By: Dt. Trishala Chopra
For more info: General Medicine in Delhi

Wednesday, 18 May 2016

Take care of your body, don’t let medicines rule you

PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE IN DELHI
A 14-year-old girl could not manage to clear an entrance exam. She gave several attempts but she could not clear. She got insomniac and soon she had to take sleeping pills which was prescribed by her doctor. One day she just could not handle things and she did an overdose of those sleeping pills which was given to her for to induce sleep and result was…she died. Reason was overdose of the pills. A young girl killed herself with these psychotropic medicines. What special does these medicines have in them to kill somebody? These medicines have the ability to directly hit the brain cells, as a result excess hitting on the brain becomes fatal!

Psychological medicines are never sold out without prescriptions. Neither can these drugs can be prescribed by anyone. A specific degree is required to prescribe them! Not many, but Delhi has few of very experience psychological medicine experts.
There are various types of psychological medicines which are now available for dealing with different kinds of neuro disorders. Antipsychotics, antidepressants, hypnotics, stabilizers or better known as mood stabilizers, few stimulants are examples of types of drugs which are usually prescribed for a neurological disorder.

Hallucinations are common and everyone must have heard about it but not many are aware that hallucinations can be a symptom of schizophrenia which is a psychotic disorder and in this kind of disorders, antipsychotic drugs are used. Though it is rare but sometimes these antipsychotics drugs are can also be termed as tranquilizers. So the function remains the same but the brand for selling might slightly differ

Friday, 8 April 2016

Study of Mind- Psychiatrists in ghaziabad


Of all the organs in the human body, each with their own reason for existence, brain is probably the most complex of all. There can be two people with brilliant minds in the same family, yet, one goes on to use it to good effect by serving his nation, while the other can join a terrorist group and give them the services. Now, what is it that causes such a drastic change in the life paths of two people from the same family? It is their psychology, or the way of thinking and perceiving things.

To have total control on your mind is the hallmark of a successful person. It can make a person do crazy things if not catered to properly. To bring the mind under control, relieve one from mental disorders like depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, a psychiatrist’s help is acquired. The process of diagnosis of these mental disorders is known as psychiatry. 

The job of a psychiatrist can be one of the most challenging jobs as the patients in this field are most likely non-cooperative. If a psychiatrist is not able to treat the patient properly, a nation can have a potential threat on its hands. It is often said that the job of a psychiatrist is much different than a physician as psychiatrist has to be familiar with both social and biological sciences.

An able psychiatrist can prove to be an asset for the nation in a way that he helps the people with mental disorders reach their full potential and lead a normal life. By -Vatsal

For more info : Psychiatrists in ghaziabad

Tuesday, 23 February 2016

ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS IN INDIA


Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is a technique used in noting the observations, diagnosis, treatment & any other medical parameter, electronically using the latest technology.
It can be described as a Summary of Any Observation or a Record, that is produced during any Clinical Observation or/and Practise.
Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is basically any technique used in noting the observations, diagnosis, treatment, and any other medical parameter, electronically!
We always make sure what we do, during any hour of the day, is arranged and well managed, so as to avoid any conflict.
Similarly, Any EMR/EHR has to be well managed and well arranged. The information uploaded in it should be arranged, as there is no problem in finding it when is needed the most, and using it to its full potential.

Electronic records are highly useful in many ways such as:-

  • Medical history goes paperless now
  • Healthcare costs are highly reduced 
  • Empowering the doctors to be able to deliver right treatment at the right time 
  • Practice of evidence-based medicine is being promoted
  • Lifespan of the health records have now increased. Concept of forever implies over here.
  • safety with access, audit and authorization can now be done easily
By - Trishala

Saturday, 30 January 2016

HAEMOTOLOGY : BLOOD, AND MORE


We can all guess that haemotology has something to do with blood, because we have been hearing the word “haemoglobin” since as long as we can remember. Our memory serves us correctly as haemotology is the study of morphology, which is, the structure as well as the components of blood. Blood is a very complex entity and is made up of several parts like platelets, blood cells, blood proteins, bone marrow, and spleen. Looking at this information, it makes the fact that complications in blood composition can easily arise as a result of genetics, unhealthy lifestyle or pure bad luck, all the more easy to believe.
There are a number of diseases that originate in the blood like leukemia, thalassemia, anemia, blood clotting and what not. It is therefore always advisable to keep a regular check on our blood composition by getting lab check ups and keeping our doctors constantly in the loop. This is not paranoia. It is a simple precaution to ensure we have no unpleasant surprises further along the road because blood related diseases come with no warning and recuperation has unfavorable and most likely, next to impossible odds of happening.

We should use technological advancement to our advantage and first gather knowledge about blood and related diseases and secondly, we should also use it to look up doctors online who can help us take better care of ourselves.   By - Sukanya
For more visit: Haematology in Noida

Friday, 29 January 2016

GENERAL MEDICINE : NEVER TOO LATE TO START CARING


We, as humans, ironically ignore the very miraculous vessel we live in – our body. It’s there for us ALL the time, tries to work despite being abused with foreign substances like fast food, soda, alcohol and tobacco and strives to perform all the basic functions necessary to keep us alive. But our inherent selfishness forces us to avoid thinking about the consequences of our actions by living in the moment, which is a good thing but may not necessarily be so in the long run.
So instead of being shocked at the “betrayal” of your body when you suddenly find yourself in bed, sick, we should start taking good care of it immediately. Apart from the clichéd suggestions of eating healthy and getting regular exercise, there is one solid suggestion that could not only help prevent further damage to your organs but might, just might help undo the damage already done. And that, people, is consulting a general physician, who is, as the name suggests, a doctor who practices general medicine and is the go to person to erase all your queries about being in perfect shape.
A general medicine practitioner is familiar with the workings of all parts and organs of the body and can even detect a problem in one part of the body by examining another. Which is why it is time to kick that know it all ego to the curb and seek help, because your life can be way better than it already is and you know it! By - Sukanya

For more visit : General Medicine in Noida