Dr Aishwarya Joshi

Dr Aishwarya Joshi Specialist, MD Internal medicine, MRCP (UK)

Priceless and Precious, ☀️ Purest token ever received from my patient.
15/05/2026

Priceless and Precious, ☀️ Purest token ever received from my patient.

30/04/2026
Hello everyone,We will be going live today on Facebook and YouTube from 04:30 PM to 05:00 PM.Dr. Aishwarya Joshi will be...
11/04/2026

Hello everyone,

We will be going live today on Facebook and YouTube from 04:30 PM to 05:00 PM.

Dr. Aishwarya Joshi will be going live and sharing valuable insights on the topic:
“Summer Sips, Hidden Risks: Think Before You Drink – Preventing Food Poisoning This Summer”

Don’t miss this informative session where the doctor will discuss food poisoning risks, common summer infections, warning signs, and simple tips to stay safe and healthy during the hot season.

Please find the live links below and do join us:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/2145729292889059

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHHiqqPVvh8

Thank you!

A structured attempt, a meaningful outcome 🩶
08/04/2026

A structured attempt, a meaningful outcome 🩶

I am delighted to share the success of our recent Women’s Health Check-up Camp at PBS Fitness studio, Wardhaman nagar, w...
23/02/2026

I am delighted to share the success of our recent Women’s Health Check-up Camp at PBS Fitness studio, Wardhaman nagar, which witnessed outstanding participation and community engagement. The camp provided comprehensive preventive screenings and multi-specialty consultations, emphasising early detection, personalised medical guidance, and proactive health management. The enthusiastic response highlights the growing commitment towards preventive healthcare. We thank the participants for their trust and reaffirm our dedication to delivering accessible, high-quality healthcare initiatives for the community.

19/02/2026

*The Quiet Value of a Physician: Seeing the Whole Picture*
In modern medicine, we celebrate precision, subspecialisation, and cutting-edge interventions. Rightly so. But somewhere in this complexity lies a quieter, often underestimated skill. The ability to step back and see the whole patient.
That is the enduring value of a Physician.
Over time, certain clinical encounters stay with us, not because they were dramatic, but because they remind us how easily the obvious can distract us from the essential.
I recall a few such moments.
1. A patient with elevated lipase was advised an endoscopic ultrasound after the Abdominal CT was normal. A reasonable thought. Yet the underlying issue turned out to be far simpler. A medication history revealing a gliptin dose exceeding recommended daily limits.
2. Another patient with CKD presented with dyspnoea. The reflex concern leaned toward cardiac pathology, even prompting consideration of angiography. But careful evaluation revealed the real culprit: Severe iron deficiency anaemia and Vegetarian diet with daily low protein.
3. A third patient treated for breathlessness with little branchovascular prominence was treated with LABA + ICS. The lungs were not the problem. Uremia was.
4. In yet another scenario, breathlessness triggered cardiac work-up despite a normal 2D echo. The cause? Recent weight gain following bilateral knee replacement. Physiology, not pathology!
None of these decisions were irrational. Each arose from logical, specialty-focused reasoning. Yet each case highlights a fundamental truth:
Symptoms rarely belong to a single organ system.
Breathlessness is not always pulmonary. Dyspnoea is not always cardiac. Biochemical abnormalities are not always structural disease.
This is where the Physician’s role becomes pivotal.
Physicians operate at the intersection of systems, patterns, medications, physiology, and context. The task is not merely to diagnose, but to integrate, to connect scattered data points into a coherent clinical story.
In an era of increasing subspecialisation, this integrative thinking is not redundant; it is essential.
Because medicine is not just about identifying disease.
It is about understanding the patient.
Not every abnormality demands intervention.
Not every symptom demands imaging.
Not every problem demands a procedure.
Sometimes, it demands perspective.
And perspective is the Physician’s most powerful tool.

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This Navrati, the Queen's Carnival hosted by   Myfm Studio Nagpur and   on behalf of Nagpur Kingsway Hospital  KIMS Hosp...
28/09/2025

This Navrati, the Queen's Carnival hosted by Myfm Studio Nagpur and on behalf of Nagpur Kingsway Hospital KIMS Hospitals gave me a stage to reach women from different walks of life, different sectors of the society. I am stunned, how minute, yet significant, is today's lifestyle for a healthy tomorrow, and nobody knows about it!!

Addressed the young girls of Cadence Academy, Wardhaman nagar, Nagpur on behalf of   ,  on *Vision towards health*, in a...
16/09/2025

Addressed the young girls of Cadence Academy, Wardhaman nagar, Nagpur on behalf of , on *Vision towards health*, in association with Myfm Studio Nagpur and

Contribution to Global gynaecology and obstetrics magazine..... Where it matters!
02/08/2025

Contribution to Global gynaecology and obstetrics magazine..... Where it matters!

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