book release
Dear Doctors,
Take it as my personal invitation for my book releasing function at 7.30PM, on Sunday, 25th March 2012,at AP Homoeopathic Association Building (Modi), Himayatnagar, Hyderabad.
With warm Regards,
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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Wonders Homoeopathy: an Evidence based study book release
Wonders Homoeopathy: an Evidence based study
book release
With warm Regards,
Dr.G.R.Mohan.
book release
With warm Regards,
Wonders of Homoeopathy: An Evidence-based Study book release
Wonders of Homoeopathy: An Evidence-based Study book release
Dear Doctor,
Take it as my personal invitation for my book releasing function at 7.30PM, on Sunday, 25th March 2012,at AP Homoeopathic Association Building (Modi), Himayatnagar, Hyderabad.
With warm Regards,
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012
A Case of Carcinosin ,
Carcinosin is made from
cancerous tissue, usually obtained from the breast. Carcinosin is best suited
to people who were shy, over sympathetic, and hypersensitive during childhood,
People who benefit most from the remedy may have a strong craving for fatty
foods, especially butter and Chocolate, Carcinosin may be prescribed for those who
have a personal or family history of cancer,diabetes ,or tuberculosis. Skin
growths and blemishes - multiple moles and blemishes, acne on the back and
chest, or boils . There may be itching and
a tendency to bruise or bleed easily 1
Case presentation:
A patient aged 50 years, male, came to my clinic on
8th Jan 2011, with a stubborn fungus like growth on middle figure.
Presenting
complaints: Eruptions over middle figure, elevated
growth over middle figure.
Presenting
complaints: by occupation
he was in business , he was feeling guilty to sit in the counter, fingers were
very sensitive to touch, pain on folding.
Past
history: no significant
Past history,
Past treatment history:
Took Conventional treatment and
Homoeopathic for same complaint.
Family
history: nothing particular.
Personal
history:
Appetite: Normal
Thirst: modarate
Desires: Nothing Particular
Aversions: - Nothing Particular
B/M: Normal Urine: normal
Sleep: disturbed due skin problem
Life space investigation: good
childhood, belongs to upper middle class family, educated up to graduation,
married, blessed with children, they are also married. By occupation he is a
business man,
General
physical examination:
Systemic
examination:
Obese
73-3
KGs weight, non DM, non HTN
CVS: NYD
RESP: NYD
CNS: NYD
GIT: NYD
Skin examination: except lesion over middle figure with
elevated growth, no other lesion any part of the body.
Provisional diagnosis: fungal growth (as it was diagnosed by a local Dermatologist.)
Investigations:
Biopsy done after 3 months of homoeopathic
treatment, it is as follows diagnosis options were Tuberculosis Verrucosa
cutis, Lupus Vulganus, and Scrofuloderma.
Clinical
classification: One sided
disease.
Treatment
and follow-up:
on 8th Jan
2011Bacillinum 1M One dose, Rubrum for 15 days was given, without any benefit,
As he was a business man he was feeling
guilty to sit in the counter , fingers were very sensitive to touch.
both the symptoms were present in
both Lachesis and Cyclamen europaeum, on 25/01/11 Lachesis was preferred
over former and 0/1 for 11 days were given and followed by 15 days
Rubrum , there was no relief and
Lachesis 0/3 were given (18/2/11) for 11 days followed
by 15 days Rubrum
was given without any benefit. Since 3 months there was no improvement,
I asked patient to get biopsy of the lesion, for which he agreed and the report
is as (show in the visual) Tuberculosis Verrucosa cutis, Lupus Vulganus, and
Scrofuloderma. The nosological diagnosis on the bases of clinical presentation was not clear and even
in the biopsy report diagnosis options were towards Tubercular infection.
As a last resort on
24/03/11. Carcinosin 1M was given, and
Rubrum for 15 days were given to my surprise lesion was better by fifty percent, Rubrum for 15 days was
given, he came after a month with a smooth figure as shown in visual .This
was turning point . I prescribed Carcinosin
1M on the bases of chronicity of the case, not with the history of malignancy
in family or Tuberculosis
Conclusion:
In this case the
nosological diagnosis was obscure , histopathological report leading to
tubercular infection, but there were no history nor any signs and symptoms. Only on the patients presentation of
symptoms , it was cured. I prescribed Carcinosin
1M on the bases as it was a chronic skin disease (did not get cured with
conventional way of treatment for more than a year, even Homoeopathic remedies
didnot help.), not with the history of
malignancy in family or Tuberculosis.
Authors'
information: www.drgrmohan.com,
drmohangr@gmail.com
Acknowledgements : I thank the patient for the cooperation.
References:
1)http://www.herbs2000.com/homeopathy/carcinosin.htm
2) Marks. R, Roxburgh’s
Common Skin Diseases, 16th Edition, Chapman & Hall Medical,
London
***** full length article with visuals are present in
Volume: 5, Issue: 4, Feb 2012
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Dr T Seshachari memorial oration was held at A P Homoeopathic Association, Hyderabad,
Dr T Seshachari memorial oration was held at A P Homoeopathic Association, Hyderabad, on 26th Feb 2012 on Self Management , Prof (Lt Col) Dayakar Thota delivered the oration
Self Management
By
Prof (Lt Col) Dayakar Thota
Dear Friends1
We are aware of the managerial resources of an organisation and the need to optimally utilise them to achieve maximum productivity. There are any number of books, courses and teachers to enlighten us on the management of organisations. There are highly paid post-graduates from IIMs & ISBs engaged to run these organisations effectively and efficiently.
Our Human Body itself is a wonderful organisation gifted to us by the Almighty Architect of the world. Did you ever ponder over the complex nature of our body with all its material systems and the invisible faculties? In what a beautiful synchronised way all the systems in our body function in unison? Have we made any conscientious efforts to assess and monitor the resources at our disposal and try to optimise their utilisation? Did we ever look at our body as a machine and look at its use co-efficient?
On the other hand, is there any one amongst us who doesn’t want to be successful in Life? Does anyone intentionally invite Failure in one’s own Life? The answer definitely is a big NO.
If we want to be successful in our Life, we must use all resources at our command optimally. To start with, we should first be aware of the quality & quantity of these resources. Let us quickly see what are the resources which every one of us possess in varying measures.
o The Physical abilities.
o The Intellectual abilities.
o The Emotional abilities.
o The Time at our disposal.
The first three may differ in quantum & quality from person to person, BUT the Time Resource doesn’t vary. The Almighty had given the beggars on the street and the Birlas in bungalows the same amount of time – 24 hrs a day, 60 minutes to an hour and 60 seconds to a minute and so on. Time is the most perishable thing on the planet – every other thing’s perishability is measured in relation to time only. There are only Debit entries in the ledger of Time - No Credits. One is born with a definite quota of his / her time and till it lasts the Year/ Month/ Day/ Hour etc are the same for everyone. People differ in how they control the expenditure of this rare resource - TIME. Whether they pre-plan and spend their time knowingly or dwindle it away is their own choice.
First and foremost, a person who wants to succeed in Life must know the definition of success for self. None others can define the meaning of success for You. The realisation of this success state should be your Goal. When you imagine the resultant state, you must feel happy and should continue to desire it. Does it sound paradoxical? Let me explain. Nothing comes free in this world- you need to forego something to get something else. There are no Roses without thorns. Whatever position you arrive at different stages of your life there shall be some pros some cons to stay put in that state. If the resultant balance still makes you desire that state, then that is your goal or measure of your success.
Imagination alone shall not get you your success. You need to plan and put in efforts in the right direction to achieve your goals. You may need assistance or guidance from others. Do not seek advice of people who had not travelled in the same path. You should seek the guidance of the people who are already successful in the field you intend to. They are the right people to guide you as they had already traversed the path you intend to take up.
You should carry out a SWOT analysis of your own self and be aware of your strengths and weaknesses and the opportunities and threats in the environment. None of us operate in vacuum or isolation. We are influenced by the economic, scientific, political and other environmental factors in which we operate. Having gained knowledge one’s own capabilities, assess whether they good enough to achieve your goals. If not, try to acquire those strengths which shall take you to your goals. Have practical goals – may be ambitious BUT achievable. Be pragmatic in selection of your goals.
Do not lose sight of your goals. In all your conscious states your goals should be uppermost in your mind. Like the advertisement – Drink Coca cola, Eat Coca cola and Sleep Coca cola, you should be eating drinking and sleeping with your goals always on top of your mind. You should fall in love with your Goals.
You must supplement the above with ACTION towards achieving the Goal. Every step you take and every small action you take must take you an inch closer to your goals. Do not get perturbed by minor obstacles – learn to circumvent them – BUT never lose your Goal. Analyse what are the activities you need to undertake to reach your goals. You may have to draw up a long term plan and devise short term plans dovetailed into the long term – all leading t o your goals.
Do not be scared away by initial failures. Failures should be seen as learning experiences. One should learn lessons from own failures and try to avoid repeating the same mistakes time and again. An intelligent man learns from other’s mistakes; an average man learns from his own mistakes; a FOOL never learns from any body’s mistake. I am sure you do not wnat to be out in the last category.
If you select your goals properly, equip yourself adequately, seek guidance from appropriate persons, if need be, do not let the Goals drop out from your conscious thoughts and put in your sincere efforts in the right direction , NOTHING is going to stop you from attaining your objectives. The Success is going to be yours – none can take it away from you. Never allow doubts of failure enter your mind. Always think of positive outcome. The battles are won or lost in the minds of commanders much before they are fought.
BE WINNER- ACT NOW.
About Speaker
Prof Dayakar Thota is an Ex-Armed forces Medical Services officer. He served the Indian Army from April 1971 to Sep 1994. He finished his MBBS from Osmania University in 1968. He is having MHA [ M D (Hosp.Admn.)] from University of Poona And M.Sc (Defence Services) from Madras University. He passed staff college in 1982 from Defence Services Staff College (DSSC), Wellington and had also undergone training as Lead Quality Assessor from AQA and as Assessor of National Accreditation Board for Health Care Establishments conducted by Quality Council of India. He is also a certified Six Sigma Black Belt.
Currently Prof (Lt. Col) Dayakar Thota is a free lance Consultant in the fields of Hospital & Health Management besides mentoring Ramdevrao Memorial Hospital, kukutpally, Hyderabad, an NGO hospital
He is PG examiner for MHA at AIIMS, MD (Hosp. Admn.) at University of Pune, MAHE, NIMS and DNBE in Health and Hospital Administration besides the post graduate courses in hospital & health management of various institutes in India.
Self Management
By
Prof (Lt Col) Dayakar Thota
Dear Friends1
We are aware of the managerial resources of an organisation and the need to optimally utilise them to achieve maximum productivity. There are any number of books, courses and teachers to enlighten us on the management of organisations. There are highly paid post-graduates from IIMs & ISBs engaged to run these organisations effectively and efficiently.
Our Human Body itself is a wonderful organisation gifted to us by the Almighty Architect of the world. Did you ever ponder over the complex nature of our body with all its material systems and the invisible faculties? In what a beautiful synchronised way all the systems in our body function in unison? Have we made any conscientious efforts to assess and monitor the resources at our disposal and try to optimise their utilisation? Did we ever look at our body as a machine and look at its use co-efficient?
On the other hand, is there any one amongst us who doesn’t want to be successful in Life? Does anyone intentionally invite Failure in one’s own Life? The answer definitely is a big NO.
If we want to be successful in our Life, we must use all resources at our command optimally. To start with, we should first be aware of the quality & quantity of these resources. Let us quickly see what are the resources which every one of us possess in varying measures.
o The Physical abilities.
o The Intellectual abilities.
o The Emotional abilities.
o The Time at our disposal.
The first three may differ in quantum & quality from person to person, BUT the Time Resource doesn’t vary. The Almighty had given the beggars on the street and the Birlas in bungalows the same amount of time – 24 hrs a day, 60 minutes to an hour and 60 seconds to a minute and so on. Time is the most perishable thing on the planet – every other thing’s perishability is measured in relation to time only. There are only Debit entries in the ledger of Time - No Credits. One is born with a definite quota of his / her time and till it lasts the Year/ Month/ Day/ Hour etc are the same for everyone. People differ in how they control the expenditure of this rare resource - TIME. Whether they pre-plan and spend their time knowingly or dwindle it away is their own choice.
First and foremost, a person who wants to succeed in Life must know the definition of success for self. None others can define the meaning of success for You. The realisation of this success state should be your Goal. When you imagine the resultant state, you must feel happy and should continue to desire it. Does it sound paradoxical? Let me explain. Nothing comes free in this world- you need to forego something to get something else. There are no Roses without thorns. Whatever position you arrive at different stages of your life there shall be some pros some cons to stay put in that state. If the resultant balance still makes you desire that state, then that is your goal or measure of your success.
Imagination alone shall not get you your success. You need to plan and put in efforts in the right direction to achieve your goals. You may need assistance or guidance from others. Do not seek advice of people who had not travelled in the same path. You should seek the guidance of the people who are already successful in the field you intend to. They are the right people to guide you as they had already traversed the path you intend to take up.
You should carry out a SWOT analysis of your own self and be aware of your strengths and weaknesses and the opportunities and threats in the environment. None of us operate in vacuum or isolation. We are influenced by the economic, scientific, political and other environmental factors in which we operate. Having gained knowledge one’s own capabilities, assess whether they good enough to achieve your goals. If not, try to acquire those strengths which shall take you to your goals. Have practical goals – may be ambitious BUT achievable. Be pragmatic in selection of your goals.
Do not lose sight of your goals. In all your conscious states your goals should be uppermost in your mind. Like the advertisement – Drink Coca cola, Eat Coca cola and Sleep Coca cola, you should be eating drinking and sleeping with your goals always on top of your mind. You should fall in love with your Goals.
You must supplement the above with ACTION towards achieving the Goal. Every step you take and every small action you take must take you an inch closer to your goals. Do not get perturbed by minor obstacles – learn to circumvent them – BUT never lose your Goal. Analyse what are the activities you need to undertake to reach your goals. You may have to draw up a long term plan and devise short term plans dovetailed into the long term – all leading t o your goals.
Do not be scared away by initial failures. Failures should be seen as learning experiences. One should learn lessons from own failures and try to avoid repeating the same mistakes time and again. An intelligent man learns from other’s mistakes; an average man learns from his own mistakes; a FOOL never learns from any body’s mistake. I am sure you do not wnat to be out in the last category.
If you select your goals properly, equip yourself adequately, seek guidance from appropriate persons, if need be, do not let the Goals drop out from your conscious thoughts and put in your sincere efforts in the right direction , NOTHING is going to stop you from attaining your objectives. The Success is going to be yours – none can take it away from you. Never allow doubts of failure enter your mind. Always think of positive outcome. The battles are won or lost in the minds of commanders much before they are fought.
BE WINNER- ACT NOW.
About Speaker
Prof Dayakar Thota is an Ex-Armed forces Medical Services officer. He served the Indian Army from April 1971 to Sep 1994. He finished his MBBS from Osmania University in 1968. He is having MHA [ M D (Hosp.Admn.)] from University of Poona And M.Sc (Defence Services) from Madras University. He passed staff college in 1982 from Defence Services Staff College (DSSC), Wellington and had also undergone training as Lead Quality Assessor from AQA and as Assessor of National Accreditation Board for Health Care Establishments conducted by Quality Council of India. He is also a certified Six Sigma Black Belt.
Currently Prof (Lt. Col) Dayakar Thota is a free lance Consultant in the fields of Hospital & Health Management besides mentoring Ramdevrao Memorial Hospital, kukutpally, Hyderabad, an NGO hospital
He is PG examiner for MHA at AIIMS, MD (Hosp. Admn.) at University of Pune, MAHE, NIMS and DNBE in Health and Hospital Administration besides the post graduate courses in hospital & health management of various institutes in India.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Nominated to Special Committee for HPT Dr G R Mohan
I feel very proved and happy to pass the information that I have been nominated as one of the members of Special
Committee for HPT (Drug Proving) of Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy,
Govt of India. By Hon’ble Minister for Health who is the chairman
governing body of CCRH.I thank Hon’ble Minister for Health and all my well-wishers
who were behind in elevating me to this position. I will try to do my best.
Friday, February 10, 2012
Emotional Reunion after four decades with our mentor and teacher
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Farewell to Smt VijayaLaxmi our staff member ., Devs Homoeopathic Medical College, A P ,India
Smt VijayaLaxmi is a Lady with Zeal, hard working and commitment to do given task, resigned from her post to join the family at Mumbai. On this occasion we have arranged a farewell party.
we teaching staff of the college wished her good health and prosparity.
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