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Dr Karthiyayini Mahadevan |1058 Answers |Ask -Follow

General Physician - Answered on Jul 22, 2024

Dr Karthiyayini Mahadevan has been practising for 30 years.
She specialises in general medicine, child development and senior citizen care.
A graduate from Madurai Medical College, she has DNB training in paediatrics and a postgraduate degree in developmental neurology.
She has trained in Tai chi, eurythmy, Bothmer gymnastics, spacial dynamics and yoga.
She works with children with development difficulties at Sparrc Institute and is the head of wellness for senior citizens at Columbia Pacific Communities.... more

Asked by Anonymous - Jun 21, 2024Hindi

Health

Cure for chronic pancreatitis

Ans: Stop taking Alchohol if you are taking
Avoid fatty meals generally and definitely avoid at dinner meal
Sometimes turning to vegan has helped some people. To say, avoiding animal protein has a role to play in less exhaustion of Pancreas.
This will help to manage the episodes of indigestion and

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Sir I'm a healthy 37 year old,during a random blood test i was handed a reading of 270 fasting sugar level and 320 pp sugar level,i dont have any symptoms of diabetic like frequent urination hunger or leg pain rather i hardly feel hungry and eat only when I'm hungry,i have left sugar and all sugar spike inducing stuff,i haven't taken any medication jus follwing strict diet and exercise and drinking karela juice 2 times a day (within a month i have managed to bring down my fasting sugar level to 200),i want my pancreas to heal naturally and live a healthy life rather being dependent on meds and insulin,please suggest whatever you can doctor

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Dear Dr...I am diabetic from past 25 years. I have no Insulin resistance. Is it possible to rejovenate Pancreas to produce more Insulin?

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Please let me know how to rejuvenate Pancreas (c-peptied 0.35) to normal of 13 year old boy with appropriate medication and foods?

Ans: This could be auto immune triggers. If it is so there is a possibility for self remission
Pancreatic enzymes will not be sufficient enough and to trigger it's, secretion through eating wrong food will bring in exhaustion to the organ
So the food to be avoided
1.Food with preservatives
2.Food with chemical sprayed(non organic)
3.Deep fried food
4.Processed red meat
5.Fats sourced out through milk Cheese, butter etc
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1.Among animal protein-oily Fish
2.Fresh seasonal fruits and vegerables
3.Rice
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I am 64 years of age. My assets and investments are as follows. 3.85 crores in stocks, 1.60 crores in Mutual Funds, 50 lakhs in deposits, 1.40 crores in real estate and I also own a house. I have 70 lakhs in annuity and the payouts (38000 pm) go directly into mutual funds as SIP. I have no loans or any other commitments. My wife is not a senior citizen. How to I earn a tax-friendly monthly income? The only major source of expenditure will be on international travel, at least once a year. We do not have any health insurance cover.

Ans: You must get a good health insurance policy covering both of you. Under Sec80 D it provides deduction upto 50K per year for Senior Citizens with additional 5K deductible towards preventive health checkup. For more avenues of tax optimization it is advisable that you consult income tax lawyer/CA.

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Question by Sreekumar - Jun 05, 2024Hindi

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I am senior citizen, have severe jaw pain, problem started after RCT in 2020. Consulted many dentists, few more rct redone, impacted tooth also removed. Treatment for trigeminal neuralgia going on for last 4 years, and recently treatment for oromandibular dystonia , medicines added. TMJ specialist treatment with splint and night guard also going on for lat 1 .5 years. Not much relief with left side jaw pain. Have shoulder and neck pain also. Please advise. Thanks,

Ans: Hello
It’s sad that you've been suffering for the past 4 years and no lasting solution has been provided. It is quite possible that your problem is not dental in origin. You have clearly stated that you have consulted several dentists (including a TMJ specialist) so it is safe to assume that you no longer have any untreated dental infection or abnormality.
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Hi experts, I am still waiting for a response. Reposting Hi, Question with regards to EPF My wife quit working in 2015 and post that there hasn't been any EPF contribution. We haven't withdrawn her EPF as we didn't need the money. Please can you let us know if the below A. Is our money safe since its been 10 years and there hasn't been any contribution B. Will she be getting any interest? C. If we withdraw the amount now and will there be any tax implication on the withdrawal? Somewhere in one article I read that the money not withdrawn within 36 months will be given away to senior welfare fund. This has got us all worried as the only reason we didn't withdraw is we didn't need the money and kept it for a rainy day. Please can you answer this question at the earliest as we are really worried about our EPF money post reading the article. Also, could you help us out with the process to withdraw the PF amount.

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I am a single woman without children after the recent death of my husband. In his PPF, he has left me and his mother as 50% nominees each. The mother predeceased my husband. Am i entitled to only 50% of the PPF share as nominee, or can I claim the entire 100% since my husband's mother is not alive to claim her 50% share? Also, what is the procedure to claim this PPF amount from the concerned location? Can I ask for the entire share to be released to me or will the authorities question me about the 50% share of my deceased mother-in-law?

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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 06, 2024Hindi

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I have currently given 12 exams from pcb field now i know there is no more option in bio field except mbbs can u suggest me should i leave the field or not

Ans: Hi
Why do you think so? It is not compulsory to choose a medical field if somebody opts for PCB in the 12th. There are many degree / diploma / certificate courses which will help to stand in the future. There are ample success stories when students crack the CA exam after 12th science. Even you can think so! If you know the basics of computers then you can join multiple job-oriented computer courses to get a job in the IT field. if you are creative, you can join to Arts degree/diploma courses. By doing this, you can start your business or get a job in multimedia companies, Advertising companies, film cities, and a lot more.
If you have art or skill in any field, success will be there always. Explore your potential and choose the right field. No need to get frustrated. In life, nothing is dependent on PCB. If not satisfied, leave it and search for the better one.
Best of luck for your future.

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Asked on - Sep 06, 2024 | Answered on Sep 06, 2024

Mam /sir exactly that the situation is I m confused what to do I had decided to do paramedical but then a student told me rajasthan just delay exam and it took hi 2 years and he hasn't still given his 1st year exams so I want to leave this field and enter some else can u please suggest a best one I know I have delayed but I really want a guide

Ans: Thanks for contacting me again.
It seems that you are from Rajasthan. If one college cheated the students, that does not mean others are also cheating the students. The decision you have taken for Paramedical is a good choice. Before taking admission to any institute, you must take a brief review of the course curriculum, faculty, examination criteria, placement record, campus, etc.

To solve your problems, it is better to talk face-to-face with a good counselor in your city/area.

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Asked on - Sep 06, 2024 | Answered on Sep 06, 2024

No it's actually a govt. Council which conducts exam can u tell me some other field which can give a promising carrer I am good in academics and creative thing I just want a guide and I can't find any counsellor here they charge a lot of hefty amount

Ans: Thanks for contacting me again.
I request you to talk face-to-face with a good counselor in your city/area.
Please negotiate with asking them about financial condition.
Please tell me your interest in which field you wish to build your career. Then it would be quite easy to guide you..

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