Should we worry about environmental dirts and drops toching the vaccine sight? Intramuscular injection.If someone pours water and it touches the injection site or some kinda water in air...? How does this affect the efficacy of vaccine?
Hello Doctor, I am facing a concern regarding my body appearance. Recently, I feel like my body is becoming slimmer, even though my weight is within the normal range. I have undergone several tests, and all reports are normal: Fasting and Postprandial blood sugar: Normal Thyroid profile (TSH, T3, T4): Normal Lipid profile: Normal Liver Function Test (LFT): Normal Kidney Function Test (KFT): Normal eGFR: 129 Despite all these normal results, I feel that my body looks thinner than before. Could you please guide me ...
Hello Doctor. From the past 1 and half months, the back of my throat has been constantly red. My throat feels dry and I also feel little pain. Recently I have noticed white and little peeled skin under my lower lip.I have taken medicines in which antibiotics, pain reliever and steroids was added. But kush fark nahi dikh raha. I don't drink alcohol and have never used any other kind of intoxicant. I have taken the 4 ARV shots in Jan due to little puppy bite me in the foots toe, Although there was no skin tear or wound, I just felt a little pain, so I got it applied as a precaution. After some time I had a cold, the cough and cold got cured but this throat problem has persisted since then. Pls guide me and suggest the correct medicine.
Hi Doctor, I took anti-rabies booster doses on 14th and 17th March 2026 along with a tetanus shot on 14th March, and today (31st March) my pet cat (last vaccinated in Dec 2024, currently normal) bit and scratched me during a fight with another cat....causing a bleeding puncture wound (poked hole); I immediately washed with soap and applied Betadine—do I need additional anti-rabies vaccination or am I already protected?
Hello Doctors Can you please tell me what does the H pylori and Epstein bar viruses do to the thyroid? And what lab tests to detect them Thanks
Chest discomfort is one of the most common reasons patients walk into my clinic—or rush to the emergency room. Many times, it turns out to be simple acidity. But sometimes, it is something far more serious: a heart attack. The challenge is that both can feel surprisingly similar. Knowing ...
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IntroductionOver the past seven years, my journey as a medical professional has taken me from busy outpatient departments to emergency rooms, from rural health camps to structured hospital management meetings. These years have shaped not only my clinical judgment but also my understanding ...
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It is a common and often frustrating experience to finish a full dinner only to find yourself searching the pantry an hour later. Many people feel a sense of guilt, believing this is a lack of willpower, but research suggests otherwise. At the Dr. Pankaj Kumar Medical and Lifestyle Clinic, we ...
