THE PURPOSE OF LIFE IS A LIFE OF PURPOSE

Thought of writing this piece of article few days back at the initial days of lockdown in Nepal, however I couldn't set this as my utmost priority in those days..... Image from https://www.diagnosticimaging.com/coronavirus/disinfecting-imaging-equipment-during-covid19 outbreak COVID 19 has impacted the lives of every individual, family, society and nation of the world affecting around 210 countries and millions of morbidity with mortalities also... The concern is worldwide as the disease seems to be easily contagious with no effective treatment till date and the promise of  vaccines needs time to be answered.... Well from the perspective of developing world like Nepal and health being a less priority for the government with quality health not reachable and accessible to majority of the Nepalese, COVID 19 is a challenging issue...... And luckily till todays date, no excess numbers has been recorded with zero mortality... 101 being the total detected cases till the present t

The transformation of Dadeldhura District Hospital into Sub-regional hospital just a few weeks back has brought up many opportunities but also many more challenges along with that to deal with. The transformation is a bit different than as has come on the price of closing of Team Hospital which was run by a NGO named HDCS. Actually to say being at dadeldhura and dealing in a direct manner with the transformation, I think it was to happen if not now in the near future, following just prior the transformation the way HDCS dealt was just shocking to me---an unprofessional way…the shutting down of all the services including Caesarean Section at that crucial period of time……so it is a good thing that the responsibility has now of the government…..   The significant opportunity of being a Sub regional Hospital at Dadeldhura lies in a simple fact that it is the center of 7 hilly districts of Far-Western region……and if run properly can be a center and an example

Its well written and said that “EXPERIENCES TEACH A LOT MORE THAN READING ALONE”…….. Well I haven’t enough experiences of examining patients , but with the experiences I have the most important thing I have learnt in diagnosing and treating a female patient is asking about her LMP(Last Menstrual Period) in history taking.,,,,,,,.BECAUSE.....    

For me through my internship period till today (10 months of internship), the drug that I have found to be a sort of magic is 50% dextrose.  Well, commonly patients land in ER brought by their relatives in a state of unconsciousness or altered consciousness the GCS being 5-8 /15.  Just a brief history often reveals person is a chronic alcoholic and had alcohol the before night. At the same time, on doing GRBS, you get hypoglycemic reading (<60 mg%) at times I have also got as low as

THANKS FOR ALL WHO VOTED FOR ME....THE CONTEST IS OVER NOW........ . There's a photo competition going in Flick Nepal and I have also submitted my photo in the site for the competition. The photo is of a spring fall which I captured while on my journey to Annapurna Base Camp(ABC).......... The winner will be the one getting the maximum number of votes and the runner up will be decided in the same manner..... Hence Kindly do me a favor by giving a priceless vote of yours and make me the winner of the competition..

If someone asks me to describe my  ABC experience in one line, I would definitely say—“ A PLACE YOU SHOULD GO AT LEAST ONCE IN A LIFETIME .” The eventful day---30 th August, 2011—well it wasn’t the best of the seasons nor the worst of season to start the journey to ABC but thankfully it remains in my memory as the best of lifetime experience till date. The journey had everything ·          The company---my bros---Gopal and Prakash FIRST WATERFALL ON THE WAY  ·          The Scenery ·          The waterfalls, the rivers and the bridges ·          The misty weather ·          The clouds ·          The hot weather ·          The chilly cold ·          The rainy season ·          The downhill and uphill Starting from the height of approx. 1400 m and ascending up to the height of