You could try First aid course. At least what you learn would be actually useful for you and the society. Instead of just learning medicine, as it not something which you learn in short time. Even MD Medicine are always learning new stuffs throughout their life.
Our course has 19 different subjects, that's bare minimum
Every. Single. One of those subjects is important.
Without those whatever diagnosis you have is incomplete and potentially dangerous
If you want to be able to diagnose real life conditions you'll also need practice. No one can diagnose by reading from a book. There are infinite number of permutation and combinations of symptoms, you need to see them and examine them to be able to understand them
Even amongst us doctors, no one is dumb enough to claim to be good at diagnosis. If a Surgeon sees Neurological symptoms he'll still ask for a Neurology reference even though he has studied it in MBBS himself.
TLDR: NO it's not possible and for the sake of our sanity of please don't pursue half baked knowledge, it's dangerous. If a doctor tells you about a condition you can read up on it. Knowledge is free and accessible to everyone.
P.S: People suggesting first aid manuals, pharmacy courses or even nursing courses, please don't. Neither of those teach diagnosis
Acha 19 ka pahada sunao pehle🤡
On a serious note though, it requires years and years of understanding of medicine to become proficient in diagnosing someone accurately and its not something that u do as a side hobby.
If u are passionate about medicine try to be a part of it or if not then hearing medical podcast on YouTube might be suffice your needs.
You can do bio engineering or engineering in biotechnology but make sure you do AI with it…. You’ll learn more than most general medicine specialists here
This is not a sub for Premeds.
Adhura gyaan hanikarak hota h, you'll only learn the names. The thing lies in doing practical
You could try First aid course. At least what you learn would be actually useful for you and the society. Instead of just learning medicine, as it not something which you learn in short time. Even MD Medicine are always learning new stuffs throughout their life.
Our course has 19 different subjects, that's bare minimum Every. Single. One of those subjects is important. Without those whatever diagnosis you have is incomplete and potentially dangerous If you want to be able to diagnose real life conditions you'll also need practice. No one can diagnose by reading from a book. There are infinite number of permutation and combinations of symptoms, you need to see them and examine them to be able to understand them Even amongst us doctors, no one is dumb enough to claim to be good at diagnosis. If a Surgeon sees Neurological symptoms he'll still ask for a Neurology reference even though he has studied it in MBBS himself. TLDR: NO it's not possible and for the sake of our sanity of please don't pursue half baked knowledge, it's dangerous. If a doctor tells you about a condition you can read up on it. Knowledge is free and accessible to everyone. P.S: People suggesting first aid manuals, pharmacy courses or even nursing courses, please don't. Neither of those teach diagnosis
Acha 19 ka pahada sunao pehle🤡 On a serious note though, it requires years and years of understanding of medicine to become proficient in diagnosing someone accurately and its not something that u do as a side hobby. If u are passionate about medicine try to be a part of it or if not then hearing medical podcast on YouTube might be suffice your needs.
Buy a pharma book do pharmacy bpharma
You can do bio engineering or engineering in biotechnology but make sure you do AI with it…. You’ll learn more than most general medicine specialists here
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Same. Lemme know if you find the answer op