How to Choose the Best Stethoscopes in India Under 10,000 Rupees?
Introduction: Why Choosing the Right Stethoscope Matters A stethoscope is more than just a tool; it’s an indispensable companion for medical professionals and students alike. Whether you’re diagnosing a patient’s condition or learning to interpret the nuances of heart and lung sounds during your training, the right stethoscope can make a world of difference in […]
How to Build and Scale a Successful Home-Based Doctor Practice in India
Starting a home-based medical practice offers Indian doctors a unique opportunity to provide accessible, patient-centered care in a familiar environment. Whether you’re an MBBS graduate or a seasoned practitioner, setting up a home clinic combines convenience with the potential for personal and professional growth. However, creating a successful practice goes beyond diagnosing illnesses—it requires compliance […]
Juggling Patients and Paper Toys: A Day in the Life of a Government Doctor
A mysterious lady strolls in with a baby boy in tow, sporting a ‘burkah’ that could rival a secret agent’s disguise. She’s got a tight grip on a four-year-old girl with one hand, who’s clutching a paper toy like it’s the last piece of treasure on Earth. Meanwhile, a pint-sized boy, not a day over […]
When the Doctor became the Patient | True Life Story | Doctor Prasoon
This article was originally published in April 2018, and it is a true-life incident which has changed the course of my life, from being a sedentary “nothing will happen to me” type of person to “feeling healthy is the way to go forward”. So, this is how everything happened. If you have a cup of […]
Why Become a Doctor? Happy Doctor’s Day!
Today, the first day of July is celebrated as the “National Doctors’ Day” in India. So, let me take this opportunity to wish all the Doctors a very happy Doctors’ Day. Why not write something about “Being a Doctor” , I thought and there would be no better day to do that. Many articles on […]
NSAID, Morphine and other painkillers
Pain is an unpleasant subjective sensation, caused due to a potential or real tissue injury. It is very commonly seen in patients who are suffering from intractable and incurable illness like cancer. Though, many painkillers are available in the market right now, most people are unaware about the different categories of these analgesic medicines and […]
Behind the Scenes of PPI, Pulse Polio Immunization Programme – Part 2
This article is the second part of a series where the work behind a national level healthcare programme is being elaborated. You can find the first part of this series by visiting this page. So, let’s continue from where we left off, the arrangement for the PPI day. The Eve It wouldn’t be an over-statement […]