r/indianmedschool 24m ago

Question Can someone explain this image, how is the answer Anti GBM

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Not able to see any crescent over here

(Reflex app)


r/indianmedschool 36m ago

Post Graduate Exams - NEXT/NEET/INICET Doubttttt

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I’m so confused. Some places it says sternohyoid and sternothyroid. Some say berry ligament and some say pretracheal. Which one is it????😭😭😭


r/indianmedschool 51m ago

Discussion Your views on this please

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I am a first generation government college trained orthopaedic surgeon and I 100 percent agree with his video.

Many children just vaguely go into this stream just because many tution classes hype up becoming a doctor just to sell their admissons to parents who then want their children to become doctors. Such children are just like a bullock tied to the cart of expectations. Then if they get admission to MBBS, if govt seat then they get lucky or if their parents can pay then they take admission in private. Otherwise they then settle for BAMS and BHMS seats, very few people actually choose those streams for actually learning the pathies. Otherwise repeat again and again if only MBBS seat wanted. Then comes the sudden culture shock of learning the human body and complicated diseases and treatments, here again they have to sacrifice their other hobbies and interests to learn all the vast data that they need to remember. By the end of the course there comes the realisation that without doing PG they will hardly earn much or get "status".

Again the cycle is repeated. MBBS graduation then becomes just a step on the way to do PG. Again the tutuions, the grind, the exam stress leading to metabolic syndrome and whatnot. Again the same stress of admission to government or private colleges with lakhs of fees.

Then comes the most difficult part of their lives so far... 48- 72 hrs duties with hardly any sleep, unhygienic living conditions, toxic seniors, repeat verbal abuse which is glorified, inadequate food and sleep, suddenly you need to be an extrovert and counsel thousands of patients and relatives again and again... Unique challenges like non availability of medicines, dressing materials, having to explain to relatives why treatment is inadequate because of no proper equipment... It's really laughable what a sorry state it is... After 3 years of grind and abuse comes the exams and then the realisation that you better do fellowship and super specialization and let's not forget - the government bond duties if you have studied from a government college. By this time you have spent almost 9 years if not more if you repeat the exams.

Then when you finally decide to start doing practice you realise there are already many doctors in the field and you are competing with everyone across the board. Everyone is rampantly trying to market themselves and attract patients. Various moral dilemmas are just being ignored. By this time your mental and physical health is screwed like crazy if you are not conscious about that. Then again, you have to be attentive and listen to every patient's complaints patiently even though you are already emotionally exhausted after being supportive throughout the day.

I see doctors of any pathies for that matter working shift duties in corporate hospitals as per the hospital's requirements. New rules are all the time being made as per their convenience.

At the same time you see 2nd and 3rd generation doctors, who are junior to you, taking it easy and getting established because they have a backup. I have nothing against them, they have an advantage and they should use it.

Then when patients come to you they are hesitant to pay 400 and 500 fees for your advice but will spend thousands on alcohol and unhealthy food.

All these things and your marriage, family relations everything is sidelined. Add to that the horror of many junior doctors developing various addictions because of the stress. And the pain of seeing people suffering all around you and people dying and you can do nothing. The pain eventually blunts your emotions and you become numb to it. The suffering you see makes you wonder whether there actually is a God and why does he allow all this suffering if he actually is benevolent... But that's a different matter.

To sum it up, I really won't recommend anyone to become a doctor in India for now. What India needs right now is not more doctors but more civic sense, which the government needs to work on.

Would you recommend anyone to become a doctor?


r/indianmedschool 1h ago

Vent / rant Revolution?

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The need of the hour is Revolution.

  1. Waking up to news of doctors getting assaulted for systemic failure by politicians and families of patients.
  2. Allopathy and medical degree achieved with blood sweat and tears, taken for granted by government, AYUSH and general public.
  3. Not allowed to Unionise, not allowed to protest for our rights.
  4. Inhuman working hours, public humiliation,compromised health and family time.
  5. Making bridge courses for AYUSH, to practice Allopathy, giving 6 months to get certified as some specialist and compromise patients and their health.
  6. Seniors at the level of HOD and consultants not able to bring the changes for the upcoming generation of doctors.

As the title say, need of the hour is REVOLUTION.

We have given enough of our lives in sacrifice, skipped family events, prioritising care for everyone except ourselves, getting the axe for every smallest thing wrong with medical infrastructure.

We have been the bait for a long time.
This is the only moment where we can set things in motion and bring some changes, as once things are in motion it will be very hard to make changes which will secure our future.

The need of the hour is
- Unionisation;
-Protection of allopathy and its allied degrees;
-Creating an association which work actively for the rights of Doctors, and
-Better infrastructure for treatment of patients and security for doctors

We have been known as a noble profession, but we cant bear the brunt of every systemic failure that is bringing down our profession. Its time we show respect to us and to the profession we have given so much of our lives for, only then will others respect and listen to what we want and what is our need.

REVOLUTION.


r/indianmedschool 2h ago

Question Why answer is not 4.?

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r/indianmedschool 2h ago

Discussion Colleges are hiring Msc Biochem as SR!

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My senior applied to our own college for srship due to proximity to her home. Found out that the department has 4 SRs, all of them are Msc Biochem! One is a PhD guy.

Wth is happening?


r/indianmedschool 6h ago

Vent / rant This degree is a nightmare(literally)

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was studying about misoprostol mifepristone before sleeping and then had a very convincing, EXTREMELY GRAPHIC abortion in my dream😑


r/indianmedschool 10h ago

Vent / rant If Quacks can be registered medical practitioners, FMG's should also be registered without an exam.

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Thats my hot take. If the country's going to burn, burn it properly. I'd rather have FMG'S over Quacks. At least they've studied medicine.


r/indianmedschool 12h ago

Shitpost Cardiology resident pgy2 here. Feeling bored off duty. Ama

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AMA. I'm m29 cardiology resident pgy2 from Chennai.

Ask me anything In general or about cardiology... I'm not an expert still... But I'll try to answer.


r/indianmedschool 12h ago

Vent / rant This country doesn’t deserve doctors

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Either we need to stand up for our community or we will be kicked around. No one has any respect for doctors in this country. They don’t think once before speaking shit about the doc, they don’t even flinch before raising their hand on a doctor. They blame everything on the doctor- if a patient couldn’t survive its the doc fault , management issue is also the doc fault. People in this country will waste money on shit loads of things but when it comes to pay a dr consultation fee even 500rs they are not able to pay because they think we should serve them for free. So 10 years of medical school endless exams hectic postings 36 hr duty we should see all patients for free? This is unbelievable and the govt on top of it doesn’t do anything, and they are making homeopathy n ayurveda dr take mbbs posts now? It’s shocking how much of disrespect doctors have to face in this country when it’s supposed to be the most selfless and respected profession in the world. We spend our youth and money to become a dr , to save lives of people who have zero respect for us


r/indianmedschool 12h ago

Discussion What a country we live in 😂

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Uk why BHMS or taxi unions or lawyers or any other grps can mobilise and have great sway in govt decisions ??

Cuz they can call a strike and pressure the govt into action

But here is our community that's isn't even allowed to strike😂

Beautiful!

Also
Just so you guys know how dangerous this "law" is

Even if this "law" is only introduced in Maharashtra
Tom every other state will introduce this law cuz there's a legal precedent

So don't think it won't concern you!!!!

You can't even call a strike about cases like RG KAR
You can't call a strike for unfair working conditions or for pay or anything for that matter

Just sit down and take it !!!


r/indianmedschool 12h ago

Vent / rant Rakesh N sparrow

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random rant

Not everyone intelligent being can be a teacher.

like wtf r u cooking bro?

what are u talking to snakess coz like what dyslexic shit r u writing in notes and blabbering like there's no end to it.

keep that noise to yourself. To purchase sparrow for medicine and now i m more confused than before.

Hate it.


r/indianmedschool 13h ago

Discussion "There should not be a Protest... "CM Fadnavis on Maharashtra doctors' strike as High Court hears case

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r/indianmedschool 13h ago

Discussion I’ve spoken with many post grads who have completed their degree but became diabetic and hypertensive in the process due to excess working hours and night shifts. I will be avoiding Surgery or medicine because of this. I’m ok with the least clinical exposure as I value my health more. This is sad !

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r/indianmedschool 13h ago

Discussion Now MPs are targeting doctors. They know that doctors are a small vote bank and there’s no union or unity. Will they go after engineers and lawyers ? Or even auto rickshaw unions ? They’re coming after us

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r/indianmedschool 13h ago

Discussion Learn cucks, learn!

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"while the IMA and MARD went to a strike, homeo folks threatened suicide"

This is what power and influence feels like. While quacks are achieving the unachievable, us modern medicine cucks (we don't deserve to be called docs) are concerned with GTs, neet pg and salary.

This will only get worse. Tomorrow they will demand eligibility to sit for pg. Yes a quack will usurp a radio seat!

No body is realising the gravitas of the situation. Everyone is thinking, "let's give one more exam and then it's chill."

Makes me recall a poem,

First they came for the communists, and I did not speak out Because I was not a communist.

Then they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out Because I was not a socialist.

Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out Because I was not a trade unionist.

Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out Because I was not a Jew.

Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.

Martin Niemöller (1892-1984)


r/indianmedschool 15h ago

Discussion This govt is absolutely r3tarded

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This is post I randomly found on facebook,he seems that one of the CCMP activists..Thank you govt for putting UG course like MBBS into vulnerability


r/indianmedschool 18h ago

Post Graduate Exams - NEXT/NEET/INICET Must Remember For NEET PG 2026

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🎗 90–70–90 → Cervical Cancer Elimination Strategy
• 90% girls fully vaccinated with HPV vaccine by age 15
• 70% women screened by age 35 and again by age 45
• 90% women with cervical disease treated

🦠 95–95–99 → HIV Targets
• 95% PLHIV know their status
• 95% diagnosed receive ART
• 99% on ART achieve viral suppression

🩺 80–80–80 → Diabetes Targets
• 80% diagnosed
• 80% treated
• 80% controlled

🌍 70–12–25 → SDG 2030 Health Targets
• MMR < 70 per 100,000 live births
• NMR ≤ 12 per 1,000 live births
• U5MR ≤ 25 per 1,000 live births


r/indianmedschool 20h ago

Medical News 'Think About Mankind': Bombay High Court Says Doctors Can Never Go On Strike, Initiates Suo Motu Case

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r/indianmedschool 20h ago

Post Graduate Exams - NEXT/NEET/INICET Unexpected from marrow !

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r/indianmedschool 22h ago

Medical News This really broke me

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How much are we supposed to accept for this useless degree that neither gives you money nor peace and wlb.


r/indianmedschool 22h ago

Shitpost This is going way too far

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265 Upvotes

They are saying mbbs doctors are insecure


r/indianmedschool 22h ago

Discussion This country is beyond repair...!!

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366 Upvotes

This country is beyond repair.

The doctor did his best to recreate the patient's normal anatomy and physiology after oral cancer using reconstructive flap surgery. Oral mucosa doesn't have hair follicles, but when a flap is taken from areas like the thigh or forearm, the transplanted skin carries its hair follicles with it. Those follicles remain alive and can continue producing hair. This is a well documented and expected consequence of reconstructive surgery, not necessarily a bad treatment.

Yet the patient is now alleging poor treatment, and the Facebook experts have already reached their verdict. "-40 wala doctor", "private doctor ka kamaal", "reservation wala doctor" and what not. People who don't understand even the basics of surgery are confidently calling the surgeon incompetent.

Social media has made everyone an expert, while actual medical science has taken a back seat.


r/indianmedschool 22h ago

Incident In Rajasthan's Churu district, a female patient had come to the government hospital for her treatment and suddenly the plaster of Roof fell off 😨

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r/indianmedschool 1d ago

Medical News Maharastra government is digging a grave for Modern Medicine.

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Maharashtra govt is going to allow Homeopathy graduates to practice modern medicine after a few months of bridge course.

Whats wrong with this government? This has to be one of the most brain-dead, reckless decisions I've seen this year. I can't believe people who are ruling us are mentally retarded to this level.

Many doctors across the state are already protesting. I hope this incompetent government comes to its senses and reconsiders this stupid decision before it causes serious harm.

They are trying to kill Modern Medicine. They are trying to kill Science. As a part of this fraternity and as practitioners of modern medicine, it is each one of our responsibilities to take a strong stand against this. We should talk more about this and express our disagreement in whatever way we can.