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Hello, am Harsh and am an absolute mad-lad studying medicine and learning new things all the time!

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Hyponatremia in Clinical Practice: Complete Guide to Diagnosis, Types & Treatment

Imagine walking into the ER at 3 AM. A 68-year-old patient presents with confusion. Her serum sodium is 118 mEq/L. Your heart races. This is hyponatremia in clinical practice—not just a lab value. It’s a potentially life-threatening emergency. Every year, hyponatremia affects up to 30% of hospitalized patients. This makes it the most common electrolyte disorder. Yet management… Read More »Hyponatremia in Clinical Practice: Complete Guide to Diagnosis, Types & Treatment

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Approach to Unconscious Patient: Causes, Diagnosis, and Emergency Management

An unconscious patient represents one of the most critical emergencies in medical practice, demanding immediate assessment and life-saving interventions. Every year, emergency departments across the United States and India encounter thousands of cases where patients present with altered consciousness, ranging from drowsiness to deep coma. The ability… Read More »Approach to Unconscious Patient: Causes, Diagnosis, and Emergency Management

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Neuroparalytic Snake Bite: Symptoms, Diagnostic Criteria & Treatment Protocol

Snakebite envenomation is a significant yet often overlooked medical emergency worldwide. Among the diverse spectrum of venomous snakes, neurotoxic species such as cobras, kraits, coral snakes, and mambas possess toxins that specifically target the neuromuscular junction, resulting in progressive muscle paralysis. This paralysis can swiftly… Read More »Neuroparalytic Snake Bite: Symptoms, Diagnostic Criteria & Treatment Protocol

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Organophosphorus compound poisoning: symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment

Introduction Organophosphorus compound poisoning remains a major emergency worldwide. These pesticides and nerve agents block acetylcholinesterase, the enzyme that clears acetylcholine. Therefore, acetylcholine rises at synapses and causes a cholinergic crisis. You may see miosis, wheeze, drooling, vomiting, and confusion. In severe cases, breathing fails.… Read More »Organophosphorus compound poisoning: symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment

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Anaphylactic Shock: Signs, Symptoms, and Life-Saving Treatment

Anaphylactic shock represents one of medicine’s most urgent emergencies, requiring immediate recognition and treatment to prevent death. This severe, systemic allergic reaction can progress from mild symptoms to life-threatening cardiovascular collapse within minutes. For medical students, healthcare professionals, and the general public, understanding anaphylactic shock… Read More »Anaphylactic Shock: Signs, Symptoms, and Life-Saving Treatment