A woman presented with difficulty in eating food.

[@DebChak1]

Like the Netflix series Dr House !

[@TheLiverDoc]

:)

[@cmntkxp]

Looks like " chubby emu " channel​@@TheLiverDoc

[@arunkarthiksb]

Doc, i am a teacher teaching MBA students. This semester i am teaching a course called research methods. I am using your videos to explain to students about how to identify the problem, how to come up with a reason for that problem with the facts in hand, and finally how to test and either accept or reject the reasoning we came to with. Management research or for that matter any research has to be done like this only. Yours is a practical example i am able to show to students.

[@TheLiverDoc]

I am really happy to hear this! All the best for your course!

[@neerajanithin2996]

Hi Doc I live in UK and working as RN in NHS also I am pursuing an advanced clinical practice career and your videos is really helpful for me to developing my knowledge and skills in medical history taking, truly inspiring and looking forward to further videos.

[@TheLiverDoc]

💯🙏

[@cjoshi0]

Now I will not forget it for my clinical practice.❤

[@dianaprasad]

I was a nurse and currently a homemaker. I enjoy watching your videos. Appreciate your efforst in sensitising the public ❤

[@TheLiverDoc]

I'm so glad!

[@arifnadaf9171]

​@@TheLiverDoc sir I m following ur tweets since many days please edit ur videos like Dhruv Rathee and hire a better hindi translater and add hindi Translation so it reaches Hindi Audiance too.!!!!

[@muzaffaralisheikhji]

I like the approach to finding the cause.

[@Lcc707]

Highly informative 🙏

[@shajiabraham2386]

Fantastic information.. like your zeal to educate both the common man as well as experts! Just a naive suggestion.. can the format be like a podcast where there is a “dialogue” to make it little more interesting and maybe another specialist asking the questions on the topic related to the incident..maybe your colleagues from hospital.. I understand that all would be busy after long work at hospital and also challenging.. maybe in future once in a whole podcast format can be given a try.. keep up the good work ❤

[@charumiglani5203]

Excellent approach to diagnosis and discussion.

[@jpeter9350]

Awesome .. In detail .. 🙏🏼

[@vanshsinghrana]

Sir I have an advice for you. You should put a small intro (can be of 5-10 seconds) before the starting of your video like you are doing after your video ends. It is really gives good vibes and makes the content even more good looking. Love all your cases and hope to listen more from you!!

[@sudarshannandakumar6908]

Holy cow 😱 I have experienced the Alice in Wonderland Syndrome few times whenever I get ill during my childhood and I used to wonder if it was really happening. Thanks a lot for the information doc.

[@Labeeb.n.c]

Me also...😅 Now i got the answer after 30 years

[@blumel100]

Thank you sir for a new information 👍

[@VINSPPKL]

Thank you doc, for taking time to educate common public...keep going..🎉

[@sameerk5703]

Thank you for the knowledge you are sharing

[@portia5820]

Thank you so much sir 🙏

[@joashjose7288]

Please do continue , very good presentation..the BeerBiceps episode was also awesome !! Those who have not watched it please do!.

[@freehansa]

As always, another masterpiece. Thank you. If possible, please present your twitter case studies here as well. They have a wealth of information.

[@TheLiverDoc]

Most of the Twitter cases and then some are part of the new non-fiction book that will be released by Harper Collins this year. Will feature a lot more new cases here!

[@jim409]

സൂപ്പർബ്

[@pk-bu7em]

Great learning, thank you doc..

[@TheLiverDoc]

Always welcome

[@amalashokpt6227]

During the course of your story that doctor prescribed amoxiclav for this patient, it could also be cholestatic jaundice as a side effect of amoxiclav. Then going forward you make us all understand about the EBV associated hepatitis. Thank you for the wonderful presentation which makes some kind of impacts in young doctors like me. Curiously waiting for the next set of patients

[@TheLiverDoc]

Thanks! The itching started before the introduction of the antibiotic, temporal correlation was not there.

[@sharanchuraky6356]

Continue this series❤

[@shilpaaggrwal2477]

wonderful information...thank you so much doc…I don’t miss any of your tweets or videos 🙏

[@TheLiverDoc]

Glad you like them!

[@raniprem3787]

Tks doctor.

[@vcvc567]

thank you sir for the info, it was a new learning

[@ZahidHussain-ht4tw]

thanks for the another unique case sir 👍👍

[@TheLiverDoc]

My pleasure!

[@dhanush.priyan]

thank you so much for spreadin your wisdom :)

[@TheLiverDoc]

You are so welcome!

[@girishkumar3260]

Thanks Dr. This got me thinking about the role of anti- virals here

[@Radiant-i9n]

can you pls do a video about gallbladder gallbladder sludge/stones ..

[@harikrishnan2713]

❤❤❤

[@VikashKumar-ys7xn]

Video on Crohn’s disease sirr

[@TheKooliyadan]

👌👍

[@rc5553]

👍🙏

[@Razorlight0]

Loving the new content around real life medical cases Doc, thank you for this. A technical suggestion on the video itself: do avoid constantly changing backgrounds (like the RGB LED here) if it isn't key to the video. Contantly changing backgrounds have more data to encode and require a higher bitrate (as compared to the same video of the same quality but with a constant background). All video hosting platforms compress videos to save bandwidth, and compressing a video with constantly changing scenes will lead to a number of visual artefacts and an overall lossy video (technical term for this is a compression artifact).

[@maheshkumarmahanteshhavald2610]

👌🏾

[@84MOHAMEDALTHAF]

Thanks for the interesting case sir. How was she managed sir?

[@TheLiverDoc]

Just symptomatic care. In some cases when there is severe hepatitis along with jaundice with prolonged symptoms we use a 2 week course of prednisolone therapy and patients improve drastically.

[@84MOHAMEDALTHAF]

@TheLiverDoc thank you

[@tylerdurden8422]

Dear Doc I am in first year MBBS I am really interested in research I know you have lot of research background and couple of publications can you make a video on how to participate in research as a med student in india

[@Kalyani-y2t]

Thank you for the analysis!

[@yatharthsachdeva]

Dr. how much of (soursop or similar fruits) consumption is safe ?

[@animeshon97]

Can you beat Goku though?

[@TheLiverDoc]

Nope!

[@whitewalker1411]

❤