Yes sir.. Plz continue this kind of videos...or do a series with all types of fever prevalent in india ...and then other diseases Thank you so much sir 🙏
Sir just to add a point here sir, The MICs for Fluoroquinolones are high in India according to studies done from AIIMS by Chaudhry et al, so its better not to start with a FQ. We generally start with a 3rd generation cephalosporin and add Azithromycin if no response after 5 days. Also there is a trend of creeping MIC for cephalosporins that is the MIC are slowly increasing with time likely due to over use of 3rd generation cephalosporin.
Sir, want more videos like this on management of common conditions in medicine practice. No one simplifies topics like you. Also Sir, a video on how to choose antibiotics in general practice would be of immense help. ❤️
Sir, earnest request to you to make videos on Infective diseases , System-wise, with focus on GPs. Kindly answer: How to determine whether an antibiotic is resistant , if we go on waiting for 4-5 days and then after the antibiotic and again see no result after 4-5 days, then it can be equally problematic for the pt. as well as the physicians.
THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH SIR, THIS FORMATE OF EXPLANATION IS REALLY SUPERB AND VERY CONVINIENT TO LEARN FOR US. SO PLEASE DO MORE LECTURES IN THIS METHOD FOR OTHERS DSEASES TOO....
@@dr-arvindkumar hello respected sir, i have a very small doubt when you saying ofloxacin 400 MG BD does it mean patient should take 400 mg two times daily? 400+400 ??? or 400 BD means 200+200 MG ??? which is correct sir?
Sir u r great teacher as well as gread doctor sir videos make like to more coralat with clincal example whenever patient came to our opd with c/o fever since 10 which is continuous in nature then what is investigation and finally treatment
Thanks a lot sir .....no one takes so much pain in making things so simplified.you are doing a great job sir .....thanks a lot....please cover topic on hypo and hyperthyroidism ....mgt and treatment.
Hello, I have brown coated tonque constipation high alt ast ggt urea for 8 years. Does it go away on its own or does it need treatment.? I have pains around my stomach. Doctors haven't done tests.
Very much informative sir many more cases we saw a day to day practise tynqs sir🙏......also give another disease management like dengue fever, Malaria fever
Thank you very much sir for the crystal clear concepts in Enteric fever..!! Widal test remain positive up to what period.??? In typhidot what does IgG suggest...!! Stool culture is only positive in third week only and afterwards.. Urine culture may also bi positive.... !! Kindly tell me how does the bacilli enters the body and at what stages which test is preferred according to the presence of bacilli in the body areas.....!!! Please 🙏🙏
the reason for step by step treatment from ofloxacin to azithromycin is to prevent multidrug resistant. Practitioners please dont jump to azithromycin as some of the treating physicians do practicing prescribing azithromycin instead of trying ofloxacin or cefixime.
Sir kindly guide about fluoroquinolone resistance , in some articles it is indicated that in South Asian regions preferred antibiotic is Azithromycin or Amoxicillin with clavulante Because of increased resistance for fqs in typhoid causing organisms
Typhi M positive pt having SGOT-153,SGPT-180 other parameters of LFT are normal. pt in non-alcoholic. Now fever sub sides, He is on Cefixime (200) bd-D6. What will be the treatment for dearranged LFT sir??
Sir in aiims we generally admit patients of typhoid fever even without complications and start Monocef 2gm BD...see response at day5-7...and if afebrile for 48hrs...discharge on cefixime 400BD to complete 14 days.. if fever persists at day 7 we add Azithromycin...still febrile after 10-12 days...we think of co-infecrion, typhoid-hlh...if hlh is worsening...start dexa according to hlh protocol....sir do we need to change anything in thia...or is it ok
If patient coming to aiims means typhoid is severe or complicated.Protocol vary from Center to Center.Core treatment is cephalosporin or fluoroquonole.
I am anesthesia specialist watching your videos daily from Pakistan
Your videos are domestic level inocent practitioners heart voice ۔۔
Brilliantly explain highly obliged ❤
My pleasure 😊
@@dr-arvindkumar❤❤❤
Sir, I am retired Medical Officer in public Health Department govt of Maharashtra serving 33yrs
Niceiy explained
Very helpful for new generation
Thank you 🙏
Very Infomative and helpful for general practitioners in periphery,Yes.... no one simplified like you so thank you so much Sir.
You are most welcome
WE NEED MORE TEACHERS LIKE U FOR PAEDS AND SURGERY
Thank you sir,i am dentist,,it Will be of immense help in referring patient to physician for treatment,, your Way of explanation is too good
Thank you 🙏
Never seen such simple and classy explanation of topics ! Kudos to you sir... this series will grow channel out of proportion!❤️💯
Thanks a ton
Yes sir..
Plz continue this kind of videos...or do a series with all types of fever prevalent in india ...and then other diseases
Thank you so much sir 🙏
You are right.
Sir just to add a point here sir, The MICs for Fluoroquinolones are high in India according to studies done from AIIMS by Chaudhry et al, so its better not to start with a FQ. We generally start with a 3rd generation cephalosporin and add Azithromycin if no response after 5 days. Also there is a trend of creeping MIC for cephalosporins that is the MIC are slowly increasing with time likely due to over use of 3rd generation cephalosporin.
Agreed.
watching from nepal pg resident . i want to thank you for these wonderful practical lectures . plz continue series ❤❤
Thank you, I will
Very educative and informative as well as helpful to the General Practitioners in the periphery. Thanks to explain the Guidelines clearly!
Glad it was helpful!
sir , i am doctor specialist , your lectures are highly educative .
Thank you 🙏
Sir lectures are interesting and applicable at peripheral health centres due to limited resources,very helpful,sir please make more such vedios
Sure
Keep watching
@@dr-arvindkumarNow I'll watch properly
Beautiful nd highly effective video for physician lyk us who working in phcs. Sir, plz make more video on such topics. We wil support u. Thank u
Sure I will
Sir, want more videos like this on management of common conditions in medicine practice. No one simplifies topics like you.
Also Sir, a video on how to choose antibiotics in general practice would be of immense help. ❤️
Sure
Stay tuned
Sir, earnest request to you to make videos on Infective diseases , System-wise, with focus on GPs. Kindly answer: How to determine whether an antibiotic is resistant , if we go on waiting for 4-5 days and then after the antibiotic and again see no result after 4-5 days, then it can be equally problematic for the pt. as well as the physicians.
then start directly with cephalosporins....cephalosporin shows good response
@@infoamazeinfoamaze706 thanks 🙏
@@infoamazeinfoamaze706 thank you 🙏
Sir , a big salute to ur teaching . U made medicine easy
Thank you 🙏
You are genius sir..ur videos are really amazing and its very helpful to the practioners those who are working in a 3tier cities...❤❤
It's my pleasure
🙏👍
Amazing Sir...
U made us understand things in a very simple way.
Keep watching
I want to highly recommend *MR OBALAR* for curing me of genital HPV with his natural herbs.❤😊❤…
Sir pls make a video on how medical practitioners use antibiotics...and approach of using different antibiotics for diff diseases
Very good and genuine information in youtube this helps medicose to do best in life
Thanks sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏
So nice of you
Very informative video please
Provide such complete information
About diseases and treatment.
Thank you.
Sure,thank you
Very nice explanation, please continue making videos for general physicians.
Thank you, we will
Thank you so much sir❤❤❤❤❤❤ for showing clear cut guidelines for typhoid
It's my pleasure
Thanks for giving good knowledge about typhoid fever.
It's my pleasure
Good discussion, good pathologycal care and treatment...
Keep watching
Sir , your way of explaining the topic is really helpful🤩
Keep watching
Nice explanation sir,
Please do lectures on malaria,cholera,pneumonia,latest TB regimen thankyou
As soon as possible
Very good information for medical practitioner
Thank you 🙏
THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH SIR, THIS FORMATE OF EXPLANATION IS REALLY SUPERB AND VERY CONVINIENT TO LEARN FOR US. SO PLEASE DO MORE LECTURES IN THIS METHOD FOR OTHERS DSEASES TOO....
Keep watching
Very easy and full explanation sufficient for me to go for treatment thankyou sir 🕐
🙏
Amazing and priceless lecture 👏👏👏
Many thanks
This lecture is more effective and easy for study
Keep watching
Sir upload more such videos it help will be very helpful for interns sir
Sure I will
Too good to listen and learn
Thank You Sir
So nice of you
Thank you sir...for helping junior dr..
It's my pleasure
In my practice i treated typhoid fever with
Inj cefitriazone 1 gm twice daily and 1 gm daily for 4 days😊
Thank you sir
Very nice information.
Sir your speech are clearly outstanding.
Thanks and welcome
Thanks a lot sir.....as a gp it is very informative video for us
Glad it’s helpful for you
Thanks Dr your videos are excellent and informative
Glad you like them!
Very well explained especially treatment.
Glad it’s helpful for you
Hi.
Well explained and very informative.
Applaud from pakistan
You are welcome
Very much informative, thanks!honorable professor.
You are very welcome
Sir, I liked your video on tyohoid. Thank you
Thanks and welcome
Thanks for sharing your valuable information 😊
My pleasure 😊
The way you teach sir ♥️
Keep watching
Excellent presentation sir. Thanks 🙏💐
Most welcome
thank you so much sir for the english versions of the videos. may god give you long life.
You are most welcome
That was very helpful insight .
Please enlighten me on typhoid vaccine in carrier pt or pt who have repeated typhoid like every 4/ 5 months
This is so awesome , such practical orientated classs , make more such videos sir ,❤❤❤
Kudos to you sir ,para medical proud to you
Best wishes
Respect and gratitude from Bangladesh , for this outstanding Lecture . Sir please upload more videos , these are really very helpful .
Thank you so much sir.
Very nice lecture
Most welcome
Keep continue to post such videos sir 🙏🙏 ( paediatrician, dams delhi classroom student 2012 )
We will
Superb presentation sir 👍 subscribed ur channel . Please upload more videos .
Thank you, I will
thank u so much sir for this vid🙏share more informative videos like this🙏
Keep watching
@@dr-arvindkumar hello respected sir, i have a very small doubt when you saying ofloxacin 400 MG BD does it mean patient should take 400 mg two times daily? 400+400 ??? or
400 BD means 200+200 MG ??? which is correct sir?
400mg+400mg
Great video Sir we want more of such videos to rule out cases ❤️
More to come!
Sir all your videos are informative thanks for that,
Please make a video on seizure disorder management , it will be helpful, thank you
Sir u r great teacher as well as gread doctor sir videos make like to more coralat with clincal example whenever patient came to our opd with c/o fever since 10 which is continuous in nature then what is investigation and finally treatment
Stay tuned
Thanks a lot sir .....no one takes so much pain in making things so simplified.you are doing a great job sir .....thanks a lot....please cover topic on hypo and hyperthyroidism ....mgt and treatment.
Hypothyroidism video is already there in this channel
@@dr-arvindkumar ok sir ...thank you
Very nicely presented. Thank you.
You are welcome!
Sir plz make a video for Rheumatoid arthritis.
Thank you sir❤❤❤- intern..
Most welcome
Thank you sir ..so informative...do more such videos on common cases we encounter in periphery
Sure I will
Hello,
I have brown coated tonque constipation high alt ast ggt urea
for 8 years.
Does it go away on its own or does it need treatment.?
I have pains around my stomach.
Doctors haven't done tests.
Always my favourite sir since dams days 😊 sir,few lines in case of pregnant females.
Rakesh nair sir from marrow told different management for typhoid fever.
He didn't mention ofloxacin?
Which one i should follow?
Very much informative sir many more cases we saw a day to day practise tynqs sir🙏......also give another disease management like dengue fever, Malaria fever
Dengue fever management is already uploaded in this channel
Tynqs sir
Please please make more such videos sir 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉…thanku so much
Sure
Stay tuned
Explained in lucid way,Sir we give Inj Monocef 2 gm IB BD followed by 1 gm bd for 7 days with good resuls
👍
Thank you very much sir for the crystal clear concepts in Enteric fever..!!
Widal test remain positive up to what period.??? In typhidot what does IgG suggest...!!
Stool culture is only positive in third week only and afterwards.. Urine culture may also bi positive.... !! Kindly tell me how does the bacilli enters the body and at what stages which test is preferred according to the presence of bacilli in the body areas.....!!! Please 🙏🙏
Thanks a lot Sir,
If possible kindly add one more slides for treatment of pregnant and breastfeeding mothers
Very good explanation sir thank you
You're most welcome
Please make this type of video in hypertension management like blood sugar....🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Sure
the reason for step by step treatment from ofloxacin to azithromycin is to prevent multidrug resistant. Practitioners please dont jump to azithromycin as some of the treating physicians do practicing prescribing azithromycin instead of trying ofloxacin or cefixime.
Thank you sir, Good Taching sir
Welcome
Sir kindly guide about fluoroquinolone resistance , in some articles it is indicated that in South Asian regions preferred antibiotic is Azithromycin or Amoxicillin with clavulante Because of increased resistance for fqs in typhoid causing organisms
Agreed.Antibiotic choice depends area to area.
Amazing lectures sir. The best part is that management is according to the guidelines.
What is the dose of azithromycin in typhoid fever?
1 g per day for 5-7 days
@@dr-arvindkumar your golden words always overtreat the patient rather than under treat. Ring in my ears whenever I see patients in my OPD
Thank you sir,so nice 👍 video.
Most welcome
Very helpful session sir❤❤❤
Glad it is helpful for you
Sir could you plz explain why there is leukopenia?
Kudos to you Sir
Explained in very simple way helping a lot of medicos.
Thanks alot Sir
Anxiously waiting for cardiology videos.
Will upload soon
Thank you very much sir
I am MBBS physician in bhopal m.p.
Your videos help me lot to treat the patient and counseling of patients
Best wishes
Thank you sir for your insights 👏
Welcome!
Sir! Pls make a video on arthritis and it's treatment. Thank you.
FROM HIS OTHER VIDEO,
Dosage for Azithromycin
- 1g OD on day 1 and then 500 mg OD for 6 days
Should we add any antacid or other nalgesics along with it ???
Sir, pre probiotics has any role in enteric fever ??
No
Typhi M positive pt having SGOT-153,SGPT-180 other parameters of LFT are normal. pt in non-alcoholic. Now fever sub sides, He is on Cefixime (200) bd-D6.
What will be the treatment for dearranged LFT sir??
Sir dengue evaluation and management next please.❤
Will upload soon
All these symptoms for viral fever only
Can we take Aztreonam for treating typhoid??
Very useful 🎉 thanks sir
Keep watching
Very clearly explain sir ❤
Keep watching
Please make video on convulsion/epilepsy treatment algorithm
Super explained sir ❤
Keep watching
Very informative sir 👏👏
Keep watching
Sir in aiims we generally admit patients of typhoid fever even without complications and start Monocef 2gm BD...see response at day5-7...and if afebrile for 48hrs...discharge on cefixime 400BD to complete 14 days.. if fever persists at day 7 we add Azithromycin...still febrile after 10-12 days...we think of co-infecrion, typhoid-hlh...if hlh is worsening...start dexa according to hlh protocol....sir do we need to change anything in thia...or is it ok
If patient coming to aiims means typhoid is severe or complicated.Protocol vary from Center to Center.Core treatment is cephalosporin or fluoroquonole.
Hlh? Means brother?
2 gm Ceftriaxone is to be given in altered patients . For concious alert patients use monocef 1 gm bd .
@@dr-arvindkumarsir recent data says in india fluoroquinolones is so poor result in typhoid ....
Go. For salbactum
Sir, can you do your next topic on hypertension plz
Sir please share something about anxiety, stress, antipsychotic management
Thanks sir it's very informative
Most welcome
As Usual Sir Excellent
So nice of you
Azithromycin in most areas is resistant...so any alternative for that?