COMING SOON. . . .

"Health is wealth," the popular saying goes. But I think the more appropriate saying would have been "wealth is health." It is a fact well known to every clinician, especially one

is a story of how a patient put me on the spot.source I had diagnosed the 35 year old woman with PID, and had counselled her, emphasizing the need for the husband to be treated as well. She said husband

Paying Closer Attention To Your Symptoms Aids Proper Diagnosis. History taking remains pivotal to making an accurate diagnosis. Even with the myriad of lab investigations available! Fact is that you can't

Whatever hope I had for, and whatever faith I had in, this country, especially its healthcare system; died a few weeks ago. The height of negligence and incompetence I came face-to-face with, these few

One of the most difficult challenges of this job is the hazards associated with it; the fact that each encounter with a patient is saddled with the potential risk of contracting one deadly virus, or that

One doesn't need a crystal ball, or a degree in medicine, to know that alcohol affects the brain profoundly. From the irrational behavior and talkativeness of the tipsy, through the slurred speech and

A 55 year old woman comes in disoriented from severe dehydration: she's been urinating too much, and complaining of excessive thirst for about a week. She's also complaining of burning sensation in her

"So many waters cannot quench love, neither can the floods drown it," says the Song of Solomon. How true those words! We are both busy people, and are always deeply engaged during the week.

pills Pain is often an indicator of an underlying tissue injury. It is mostly what draws the patient's attention to an ongoing internal damage, early enough for him to seek help and hence get prompt