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Dr. Musa Rizvi

General Physician
📍 Lahore General Hospital, Lahore

27/09/2021

DENGUE FEVER 🦟
Dengue fever is on the rise at this time of the year. Take strict precautions and get yourself tested if you see any symptoms.

Hospitals have started to fill up from Dengue Fever patients and most of these cases are coming after the symptoms get severe. Please be vigilant about it and take actions according your situation in time.

This is a comprehensive post for awareness about it. Please do share it with your friends and families.

Stay Healthy and Safe 🙏🏼

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11/09/2021

The feeling of being in an Operation Theatre is something out of this world💯

Quite, Focused, Attentive and Disciplined - this is how I can best describe the environment there. Standing for long hours and yet you still don't feel tired. It like captures you in itself and then you willingly stay there.

It was my first time in an OT during my surgery rotation as an internee and I don't have enough words to describe the feeling

09/08/2021

🏥 Outdoor Patient Department v/s Emergency Room 🏥

The differences between OPD and ER are very obvious and which one you like does matter according to your mood and what kind of environment you like to work in
Sometimes OPDs get rushy and there is a large number of patients, (on Saturday there 200+ patients in the surgical OPD) and on the other hand sometimes the ER gets quite and you get to relax there for a while
Which setting do you like more to work in ? Do tell in comments 🙂
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24/07/2021

First OPD since starting my Surgery Rotation.

It was tiring, more than the ER, but rewarding at the same time. You get to learn things at a slower pace and thus are likely to retain more things as compared to the things in the ER.

I don't know why, but I like the ER more, mostly because of it's unpredictability.

I'll make a comparison post between OPD and ER, soon انشااللّه.

For now things are going good. Things might be slow at the moment but they are good and are becoming better day by day الحمدللّه.

Please remember me in your prayers.

13/07/2021

'To help those who cannot help themselves adds meaning to life'
Sometimes that's what keep us going !

27/01/2021

Relatable ? 😅😆

19/01/2021

The best revenge is to improve yourself - Imam Aliع
We all meet negative people in our daily lives and their negativity effects us in one way or another. Sometimes it leaves a mark on our mental health or sometime it might effect us financially, or it may cause us physical pain. Remember that this world is full of such negative people and it's very often that you find that these negative people are successful and accomplished in their lives. They may lie and do fraud to get to their goals
BUT, this never lasts long. One day, sooner or later it comes to an end, so make yourself strong enough that even if you get bitten by such snakes, their poison never spreads futher
The negativity you face should turn into positivity as it reaches someone else. This is how our Prophet Muhammadص won the hearts of millions and this is how you rise above such people. This is how you take your revenge. This is how you live forever
Spread smiles and peace as much as you can ❤️
- Musa
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18/01/2021

'EGO IS THE ENEMY'
Mastering the EGO is important because the burden of it will never let you rise
Ego is one thing that is destroying our society and culture these days. We become slaves of our egos and this slavery ruins everything, from our relationships to our career. We start making enemies where we can easily make friends, and start loosing our well wishers
This book is a great read if you are working on self-improvement like me 🙂
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@ Lahore, Pakistan

14/12/2020

Getting things done ❗
We all love procrastination and pending things for some other time. Also this COVID-19 lockdowns and quarantines have made us lazy and it's even more difficult than before to get out of the comfort of your bed and do something productive.
Being productive is important. It's important for your personal growth, and this is the most important growth you should work for.
Stop delaying things and get them done ✅
Where people make mistake is that they get themselves involved in multiple things at once and then it gets messy and tiring. This ultimately leads to quitting and demoralization. So instead of occupying yourself with many things, start by working on small tasks.
🔹Fix your sleeping routine🔹Make time for prayers🔹Try and read that novel you have been thinking about🔹Draw that painting🔹Learn how to cook that dish.
Start today with one thing at a time and see how you'll make your days and انشااللّه your week more productive than before
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11/12/2020

When there's only one month (approx 😅) left in exams and you look at the amount of syllabus you need to cover.
Exam season is almost here and you gotta be either stressed or relaxed. Lol
What type of student are you ? the Stressed one or the Relaxed one ?
😆
Say in the comments 👇🏼
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@ Medschool Survival

10/12/2020

ᴅɪᴀʙᴇᴛɪᴄ ɴᴇᴜʀᴏᴘᴀᴛʜʏ
Diabetic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage that is a major consequence of chronic diabetes. High blood sugar can injure nerves throughout your body. Diabetic neuropathy most often damages nerves in your legs and feet. Diabetic neuropathy is a serious diabetes complication that may affect as many as 50% of diabetics.
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Diabetic neuropathy is of four types
🔹Peripheral neuropathy
🔹Autonomic Neuropathy
🔹Focal Neuropathies
🔹Proximal Neuropathy
With Peripheral Neuropathy being the most common one, as about one-third to one-half of people with diabetes have peripheral neuropathy. This type of neuropathy affects the distal end of the limbs i.e feet, legs and sometimes hands, fingers and arms.
❗Symptoms depend on which type of diabetic neuropathy you have.
🔸Diabetic Neuropathy symptoms can range from pain and numbness in your feet to problems with the functions of your internal organs, such as your heart and bladder. Symptoms can also include tingling or burning sensation, serious foot problems, such as ulcers, infections, and bone and joint pain, bladder or bowel problems, increased sensitivity to touch, changes in the way your eyes adjust from light to dark, decreased sexual response etc.
In cases of severe or prolonged peripheral neuropathy, you may be vulnerable to injuries or infections.
In serious cases, poor wound healing or infection can lead to amputation.
🔸Other causes of Diabetic Neuropathy also include damage to the blood vessels caused by high cholesterol levels, mechanical injury, such as injuries caused by carpal tunnel syndrome, lifestyle factors, such as smoking or alcohol use etc.
🔸Although there’s no cure for diabetic neuropathy, but you can slow its progression. Diabetic neuropathy is preventable and you can slow its progress with consistent blood sugar management and a healthy lifestyle.
Keeping your blood sugar levels within a healthy range is the best way to decrease the likelihood of developing diabetic neuropathy and slow its progression. It can also relieve some symptoms.
🔹Visit your dr if you have any symptoms and have had diabetes for quite some time now.
Stay safe 🙂
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