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Diet, vaccination, diabetes risk and FIB-4 — all available in English and Hindi.
Create a personalised 7-day Indian meal plan with food preferences, meal swaps and a printable PDF.
What you need: Your health details and food preferences
Create a diet planPlan routine and missed vaccines for children and adults, with a personalised schedule and printable record.
What you need: Age, health history and previous vaccine dates, if known
Plan vaccinationsCheck your Indian Diabetes Risk Score using age, waist size, activity and family history. No blood report needed.
What you need: Age, waist measurement, activity and parents’ diabetes history
Check diabetes riskCalculate a liver fibrosis screening score from your age and blood report, with guidance on discussing the result.
What you need: Age, AST (SGOT), ALT (SGPT) and platelet count
Calculate FIB-4Featured
A timely, practical resource selected from the health library.
Calculate FIB-4 from age, AST, ALT and platelet count. Understand fatty-liver symptoms, fibrosis risk, tests and evidence-based treatment.
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Articles are automatically grouped by their primary clinical topic.
What to do after a dog bite or scratch, when rabies vaccine and RIG are needed, India's PEP schedule, and what the 10-day observation rule means.
Learn diabetic foot ulcer warning signs, urgent red flags, foot tests, offloading, wound care and prevention based on ADA and IWGDF guidance.
Blood sugar control depends on the right treatment plan for the individual—not simply taking more medicine or copying another person's prescription.
A practical view of diabetes care that includes the heart, kidneys, eyes, nerves, feet, medication safety, and daily habits.
Why the 24–48 hours around defervescence need closer observation and which dengue warning signs require urgent care.
A practical, evidence-aware guide to fluids, light meals, nausea, diabetes precautions, and safe nutrition during dengue recovery.
Why aspirin and NSAIDs such as ibuprofen are avoided in suspected dengue, and how to use paracetamol more safely.
Why one platelet number cannot determine dengue severity or transfusion, and how clinicians interpret trends, bleeding and hematocrit.
What research actually shows about papaya leaf, goat milk and kiwi in dengue—and why none should replace monitoring and appropriate hydration.
What can be normal after dengue, how to return to activity gradually, and when persistent fatigue, joint pain or hair shedding needs reassessment.
Persistent or recurrent fever, cough, sore throat, body ache, or weakness may need clinical assessment rather than repeated self-medication.
Recurring abdominal pain, acidity, bloating, constipation, or diarrhoea should be assessed when symptoms persist, recur, or cause dehydration.
Fatigue, weakness, dizziness, breathlessness, or pallor can be associated with anaemia, but treatment depends on identifying its cause.
Fatty liver on ultrasound deserves a review of metabolic risk and liver fibrosis, especially with diabetes, obesity, or abnormal cholesterol.
Chickenpox is contagious. Early clinical advice is particularly important for adults and people at increased risk of complications.
High blood pressure often causes no symptoms. Regular measurement, sustainable habits, and prescribed treatment reduce long-term risk.
Confidential HIV care should support treatment adherence, prevention, monitoring, and whole-person wellbeing.
Lymphatic filariasis care includes clinical assessment, lymphedema support, skin care, prevention counseling, and community awareness.
Consistent treatment, skin hygiene, limb elevation, and suitable exercise can help reduce acute attacks and manage filariasis-related lymphoedema.
High cholesterol usually has no obvious external symptoms. A lipid profile helps assess cardiovascular risk before complications occur.
For NEET aspirants and young medical students: family medicine offers a career built around continuity, comprehensive care, and relationships.
A pre-summit conversation highlighted the importance of Indigenous leadership, inclusive workforce planning, and health systems shaped with communities.
