Case Report On Ayurvedic Management of Hair Fall

Sason, Rajveer; Sharma, Monika

doi:10.47223/irjay.2021.4405

IRJAY

2021

DOI: 10.47223/irjay.2021.4405

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Case Report On Ayurvedic Management of Hair Fall

Rajveer Sason¹,

Monika Sharma²

Abstract: Hair plays a vital role in the personality of human and for their care we use lots of cosmetic products. The fading (pigmentation problem), dandruff, alopecia (loss of hair) is the major problem associated with hairs. It is said that face is the mirror of our personality and it should be maintained from the hairstyle we keep. In today's developing world there are lots changes in the eating habits and the lifestyle. This is a case report of 28 years female with complaint of Hair loss for 1 year. Patient was tre… Show more

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Determining the Level of Knowledge, Awareness, and Perception of Telemedicine in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physicians

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TÜRK

2022

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Introduction/ objective: Telemedicine applications are becoming increasingly common. Our aim in this study was to measure the knowledge, awareness and perception levels of physiatrists on this subject. Methods: This study was planned as a cross-sectional survey study. Physiatrists actively working in Turkey were asked to fill in the questionnaire created by the researchers, prepared with google docs and shared via email/WhatsApp/Telegram platforms. Results: The questionnaire was answered by a total of 109 physicians, 54 women (49.5%) and 55 men (50.5%). 63.3% of physicians stated that they knew telemedicine partially. Physicians who knew how to remotely apply physical examination was 10.09%. The disadvantages that physicians mostly agreed on were the increase in the risk of malpractice (73.4%) and the decrease in professional satisfaction (76.1%). 71.6% of physicians believe that physical contact increases the feeling of trust in the patients and positively affects the success of the treatment. Orthopedic and neurological rehabilitation came to the fore in the most difficult areas to evaluate in telemedicine. Neuropathic pain was a less challenging area with 36.6% of physicians. Conclusion: There is a lack of knowledge among our physicians about the content, application areas, responsibilities, and jurisdictions of the concept of telemedicine. Our physicians think that their professional satisfaction will be less in this system with a higher malpractice risk. Potential barriers should be analyzed well and the system should be well planned so as not to victimize physicians and patients in physiatry practice. Our study will be a guide in this context.

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Determining the Level of Knowledge, Awareness, and Perception of Telemedicine in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physicians

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2022

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