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Dr Anshuman Manaswi  |48 Answers  |Ask -Follow

Plastic-Aesthetic Surgeon, Emergency Care Consultant - Answered on Oct 28, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Oct 22, 2026

Hello Doctor, I have noticed that my face looks tired and older than before, especially around my eyes and cheeks. Even when I get enough sleep, I still have dark circles and some loose skin. I am confused between options like fillers, Botox and other skin treatments. Also, how long do the results usually last, and are there any risks involved?

Ans: You may be aging. For early aging Botox, fillers and threads may help. But for leter stages, usually a surgery of blepharoplasty or facelift is adviced.
For botox, the results last for 3-4 months, and for fillers about 1 to 1.5 years

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Plastic-Aesthetic Surgeon, Emergency Care Consultant - Answered on Oct 28, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Oct 26, 2026

I’ve been considering getting rid of a few stubborn fat deposits around my abdomen that haven’t reduced much despite trying to improve my diet and be more active. Please considering this before opting for a cosmetic fat-reduction procedure what safety checks should be made before choosing a surgeon or clinic?

Ans: Some fat are very stubborn and require very diligently made diet chart by a dietician and a vigorous exercise program.
Many times it works, sometime it does not.
Liposuction is a good option for such resistant fat.
This surgery has good safety profile

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Pradeep Pramanik  |329 Answers  |Ask -Follow

Career And Placement Consultant - Answered on Oct 28, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Oct 24, 2026

I am doing bsc from du it's my 3rd sem nearly ending but I don't wanna continue I am thinking of neet but it's already nov now also I forgot my whole syllabus even the basics too of 11th and 12th cause I am doing bsc EVs so I forgot everything I need to start from scratch if I drop out what should I do now I am scared i don't think even my parents would support this cause I took one drop for neet 2025 but couldn't crack it then I went to college it's horrible even I thought ki 2nd year mein I will drop out pr dar ke karan nhi kiya pr I feel I don't belong here but I think ab time bhi nhi practically impossible h ab kya karu someone please help

Ans: Deu wont ar Like you there are many who plan big without realising their own strengths and weaknesses as far as studies are concerned . Now you are at the cross road, having dropped a year for NEET which you are admitting , you wont be able to crack . More over the gap and confusion about your future plans have put you down. Better , please revisit your plans , on the basis of present situation and take a fresh plunge for secure career . Please remember there are thousands of career options including BBA , MBA , Paramedicals etc and also business . So take time to plan and then strive hard.

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Career And Placement Consultant - Answered on Oct 28, 2026

Question by Riya - Oct 26, 2026

Sir I had completed my 12 from Maharashtra board and now I am preparing for neet however I do not fullfill the pectange ceteria of 50 % in pcb now I am thinking to give nios part examination of bio and chem if I will do that will Nta accept these two marksheet phy and eng from Maharashtra and bio and chem from nios board is it possible !!

Ans: Dear Riya , As you know NEET is world's one of the toughest exams and even after clearing NEET , the courses of MBBS are equally tough and exhaustive . So for those who are academically low , must think twice before attempting as some times , neet aspirants develop depression . Yes NIOS can fetch you better marks but after all you have to very good in BIO & Science . So I would suggest you to look for some other options like paramdics etc if you want to get into medical field.

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Archana Deshpande  |139 Answers  |Ask -Follow

Image Coach, Soft Skills Trainer - Answered on Oct 28, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Oct 27, 2026

I have a question about dealing with HR in a company. What kind of information should we share, and how can we protect ourselves from misunderstandings or unnecessary trouble while making sure our issue is taken seriously?

Ans: Hi!!

I would say that when dealing with HR, you have to be clear, professional and factual in your communication. Share only the information that is relevant to your concern, and avoid getting too personal or emotional while explaining the situation.

Always remember, what you communicate is as important as how you communicate it. Stick to facts, keep records of important conversations and, wherever possible, communicate through emails so that there is a written record of what has been discussed.

At the same time, don't hesitate to raise a genuine concern because of the fear of being misunderstood. Be assertive, not aggressive, and clearly explain what the issue is, how it is affecting you and what you expect as a resolution.

Most importantly, never assume that the other person understands your perspective. Communicate clearly, seek clarification whenever required and follow up professionally. The key is to be transparent without oversharing, assertive without being confrontational, and cautious without being fearful. Your objective is not to create conflict but to ensure that your concern is heard, understood and addressed appropriately!

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Radheshyam Zanwar  |8639 Answers  |Ask -Follow

MHT-CET, IIT-JEE, NEET-UG Expert - Answered on Oct 28, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Oct 27, 2026

Hello sir I passed my 12 from Maharashtra board in 2026 and I am preparing for NEEt 2027 however I do not fulfill the 50% marks aggregate for PCB and I have give NIOS parts exam in bio or Chem to fullfill the pectange criteria is I am eligible for MBBS or will my two mark sheet are considered in NEEt counselling or if it is considered able what are the documents I need to verify it Or I transferred my Maharashtra board marks in NIOS board is it acceptable sir please help me and guide me the best way for me as soon as possible

Ans: You may be eligible for MBBS if you meet the required PCB aggregate through NIOS, but before enrolling, confirm the latest NMC/NEET-UG 2027 rules on additional subjects, acceptance of separate marksheets, and required documents with the MCC/NMC and Maharashtra CET Cell, as eligibility is not guaranteed.

Good luck.
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Anu Krishna  |1827 Answers  |Ask -Follow

Relationships Expert, Mind Coach - Answered on Oct 27, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Oct 25, 2026

Hi, My sister is 41 years and her husband is 44 years old. She recently shared that she and her husband are no longer able to have sex properly as her husband can’t hold the position long enough to have it. He even used some kind of spray to last it longer but it didn’t work. This happened last 4-5 times and then she told her husband that there is some problem. Her husband ignored her and told her that he is not the one with the problem and blamed my sister instead. He blatantly refused to visit the doctor. How should she go forward and help her husband. Earlier as well, they would get intimate once or twice a year only.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
Seeing a doctor who can determine if the issue is physiological one or in the mind or both is useful...
But like you mentioned that they are hardly intimate, what's the issue then? Each couple has their own frequency or not! If it's not bothering either of them, then why bother about it at all?
And if does bother them, well, as a couple they need to figure this one out for themselves...a doctor would help as long as they get to one...
In the meantime ask your sister if their intimacy outside the bedroom is good; that can fix a lot.

All the best!
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Dr Deepa Suvarna  |211 Answers  |Ask -Follow

Paediatrician - Answered on Oct 27, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Oct 27, 2026

My baby’s head looked slightly swollen and bigger than usual immediately after birth, which made me a little worried. Some relatives told me that this can happen during delivery and gradually return to normal, but I wanted to understand it better. Is it common for a newborn’s head to look enlarged or swollen after birth, what causes it, and how long does it usually take to become normal?

Ans: Yes, due to the pressure exerted by the birth canal..it settles down in the first week or maximum 2 weeks

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Paediatrician - Answered on Oct 27, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Oct 27, 2026

My baby is approaching six months, and I'm planning to introduce solid foods alongside breast milk or formula. I shd start with mashed banana or rice cereal or is it okay with dal water, fruit purees or homemade khichdi?

Ans: All these options are fine, one at a time with a gap of few days for new things. Your pediatrician willmprovide a diet chart that you can follow

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Anu Krishna  |1827 Answers  |Ask -Follow

Relationships Expert, Mind Coach - Answered on Oct 27, 2026

Asked by Anonymous - Oct 12, 2026

My mother-in-law is a very good cook, and recently I took her alu wadi to my office. Five of my colleagues tasted it and liked it so much that they asked if she could prepare it for them regularly as a tiffin service. I feel this could be a nice opportunity for her to earn some extra money from her cooking skills. However, I am not sure how to bring up the idea with her. I don’t want her to feel that I am treating her cooking like a business or putting pressure on her to cook for others.

Ans: Dear Anonymous,
It's sweet of you to think of how to monetize her cooking skills...Float the idea with her; initially she may just dismiss it.
Then bring it up randomly another day after a week or two...then again!
If she is really interested, the reminders will have hit the mark in making her think about herself and what she could do.
Be patient but persistent!

All the best!
Anu Krishna
Mind Coach|NLP Trainer|Author
Drop in: www.unfear.io
Reach me: Facebook: anukrish07/ AND LinkedIn: anukrishna-joyofserving/

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