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lonewolf wrote:*****Indian docs work in UK McDonald’s
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... When They Can Live Honorably Amid Their Friends At Home
firstly why depend on govt for jobs? where will the govt get money to pay salaries if they start employing 100s of people? u wud also protest if they increase taxes to pay salaries to govt. employees.Sri wrote:Who said?
How many of us (doctors) get State Government services?
Earlier Mr. Chandra Babu Naidu banned all permanent jobs. Presently the junior doctors are working on contract basis. (As BONDED LABOURERS)
Central Govt Jobs have also become highly competitive and less in number.
maybe but u have to make an effort to find a locality with less or nil doctors. till date i have not seen or heard of even one unemployed doctor. since u seem to prefer govt service, i am sure u would not mind serving in rural areas. why not start yr own practice in some medically deficient rural area along with like minded doctors...? u might earn good name and maybe an award or two, too.Sri wrote:Private Practice is very difficult. Every street has got at least one MD or MS.
if they are, its a shame...Sri wrote:See, Some medic guys are slowly shifting their profession.
why? what hapnd? are they not being paid? or is it anyother trouble?Sri wrote:if they are, its a shame...
Controller GARU,
THE JUNIOR DOCTORS ARE REALLY IN A SHAMEFUL CONDITION.
is it another term for 'house surgeons' or 'interns' or 'trainees'...?
CtrlAltDel wrote:if they are, its a shame...Sri wrote:See, Some medic guys are slowly shifting their profession.
i'll say most of these so called 'junior' doctors invited it upon themselves. until they get out of this mentality of 'government job' this will continue. they have to think of self employment without depending on govt to do everything for them.Sri wrote:...Mean time they write the Public service commission exams for the government jobs.
A person who has neither got permanent government job nor the specialty ia always called the junior doctor.
Even at 40 year of age if you are
Not a specialist,
Not with permanent government job,
Not with reasonable practice
You will be called as junior doctor.
This is the definition.
Believe me people are there at this state even at the age of 40.
not for medicine, man!spamtaneous wrote:since when did changing profession (due of lack of oppurtunity or otherwise) became shameful
i agree...spamtaneous wrote:in that case most of the softies are a shame
after slogging 5 yrs to get an MBBS, not treating ppl is a real shame...
The Good Doctor ...
STEPPING OUT of his screen persona of a hero, actor Dr. Rajasekhar played the role of a Good Samaritan on his birthday (February 4), which also happened to be World Cancer Day. Accompanied by his wife Jeevitha, Rajasekhar inaugurated a free cancer detection camp organised by Yashoda Hospital in association with Lions Club, Secunderabad. Incidentally, as part of the inauguration, the actor `examined' a patient. Later, he and his wife distributed fruits to the in-patients.
About 200 patients were screened in the camp. Dr. G. S. Rao, executive director, Yashoda Hospital, Lion Sunil Bantia, chairman, Lions Club of Twin Cities, Dr. M. Babaiah, director, Yashoda Cancer Institute, and a team of oncologists, gynaec and ENT specialists participated in the camp.
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Tarot, Freud, and The Wise Doctor from Zurich - The “Right View”
It is estimated that over 400 systems of psychotherapy now occupy the bustling stalls of the robust psychotherapy marketplace. To date, however, no single system has been proven significantly more effective than any other.1 While this fact will likely be challenged by individual careerists invested heavily in their own hard-fought access to “the right view”, the simple truth of therapeutic heterogeneity suggests that when properly adhered to, therapeutic value is probably lodged in most if not all psychological points of view. Whereas the integrationist or eclectic therapist finds this fact confirming and freeing, many professionals greet such news as might a narcissistic child being told by his father that he loves all his children the same. “But aren’t I more special, Papa?” ...
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Nature Cure or Naturopathy
Nature Cure is so simple easy and cheap.....this system of treatment should be used. -Mahatma Gandhi
Nature never did betray the heart that loved her.
Naturopathy is a system of medicine aimed to diagnose and treat any human ailment, pain and injury through the use of natural elements, mainly 5 in number – Space, Air, Fire, Water and Earth
Naturopathy believes that all forms of disease are due to the same cause, that is, the accumulation of waste materials and toxins in our bodies that are steadily piling up.
Nature cure believes that disease is one , its cause is one and so its treatment is one.
How do the waste materials pile up?......
* Natural means – Our body is made up of cells, some of which continuously die and are replaced by new ones. The old dead cells are foreign material to the body and need to be eliminated. In addition, processes of the living cells also generate toxic wastes due to metabolic reactions.
* Unnatural means – Wrong ways of life also cause production of excess toxins.
* When these toxins are not eliminated at a reasonably fast rate, a diseased condition is created.
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CtrlAltDel wrote:firstly why depend on govt for jobs? where will the govt get money to pay salaries if they start employing 100s of people? u wud also protest if they increase taxes to pay salaries to govt. employees.Sri wrote:Who said?
How many of us (doctors) get State Government services?
Earlier Mr. Chandra Babu Naidu banned all permanent jobs. Presently the junior doctors are working on contract basis. (As BONDED LABOURERS)
Central Govt Jobs have also become highly competitive and less in number.
CltAltDlt wrote:maybe but u have to make an effort to find a locality with less or nil doctors. till date i have not seen or heard of even one unemployed doctor. since u seem to prefer govt service, i am sure u would not mind serving in rural areas. why not start yr own practice in some medically deficient rural area along with like minded doctors...? u might earn good name and maybe an award or two, too.Sri wrote:Private Practice is very difficult. Every street has got at least one MD or MS.
if they are, its a shame...Sri wrote:See, Some medic guys are slowly shifting their profession.
Reality. wrote:*****...
This is a very late reply but since i dint see this post before I am replying to it now.
I agree with what Sri says. The plight of doctors is pathetic in india and in A.P in particular.
Let me give you a scenario and try to make the situation a little clear.
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Its not a shame for anybody choosing a career which helps them lead a comfortable life. If a person realises that after slogging for 5 and 1/2 yrs he is not able to take care of his family , it is not a shame or disgrace if he decides to find an other source to make life better. he doesnt need to suffer for a mistake he did when choosing an unrewarding profession ( financially).
Tai Chi Might Help Battle Rheumatoid Arthritis - Linda Marsa / Tribune Media Services
Tai Chi may help Rheumatoid Arthritis sufferers.
Researchers at UCLA are investigating whether the ancient Chinese martial art can relieve symptoms and improve mobility, helping patients lead a relatively normal life.
"Tai Chi combines both relaxation and mild physical exercise, which gets patients moving but in a gentle way," says Perry Nicassio, a psychologist at UCLA who is conducting the research.
Rheumatoid Arthritis is an autoimmune disorder that affects about 2.1 million Americans -- the majority of sufferers are women. The illness usually causes aching, throbbing or stiffness of the joints and muscles, fatigue, low-grade fever, and a general sense of not feeling well.
Because they are in chronic pain, sufferers often have trouble sleeping, making them tired, depressed and irritable. They also tend to be quite sedentary, leading to a loss of strength, mobility, balance and endurance, all of which are vital for life's daily activities. Eventually, even opening a jar or walking can be difficult.
"Their symptoms trigger a self-perpetuating cycle that leads to a downward spiral in their functioning," says Jennifer Pike, a psychologist at UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute who is involved in the tai chi studies.
Recent research indicates that tai chi can preserve range of motion in people with rheumatoid arthritis, which could in turn reduce disability.
And a 2003 UCLA study demonstrated that a modified form of tai chi, known as tai chi chih, boosts the immune system's response to a common virus and prevents outbreaks of shingles, a skin condition that most often strikes the elderly.
Two ongoing UCLA studies also are evaluating whether tai chi chih can increase mobility in rheumatoid arthritis sufferers.
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Health Care - India Visit
Health
Few people have serious health problems when they visit India. If you are careful about the water you drink and what you eat, and stay in reasonably clean hotels, you have a good chance of remaining healthy. The list of potential diseases one can contract can seem frightening, but most people will not encounter anything more than an upset stomach.
There are many qualified doctors in India, especially in the larger cities. It is important to see a doctor immediately if any serious disease is suspected. A good doctor in India will often be better than a doctor in your home country, because Indian doctors are experienced in treating tropical diseases.
There are many health risks in India that would not normally be encountered in Europe or North America. Also, there are still diseases common in India that are rarely found in Western countries. Therefore, protective vaccinations could be considered. ...
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