Medicine is hard
Books are heavy
Time is short
That's why I created #ClinicalRevisionSeries
One page, high-yield medical notes you can revise in a 10-minute break. One topic Every day starting this Friday 7th August, 2026.
Follow along! 🩺📖
Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome
Irregular periods? Struggling with infertility? Growing a “beard”? 👀
You may be experiencing PMOS a common hormonal condition that can affect ovulation and fertility.
#ClinicalRevisionSeries
We ain’t talking about notes today. 🩺
Today, we’re talking about something new: #PayAllMedicalInterns.
Our story, our voices, our call — pay all medical interns.
🚨 TODAY’S CLINICAL REVISION: ANTEPARTUM HAEMORRHAGE (APH)
A pregnant woman presents with vaginal bleeding after 28 weeks.
What is your first thought?
what do you do first?
🩸 APH is an obstetric emergency.
Recognize the cause.
Save two lives.
#Clinical Revision Series
🚨 OBSTRUCTED LABOUR , A MUST-KNOW!
When labour just isn’t progressing despite good contractions… 🚩
Think obstruction.
👀 Spot it early.
⚡ Act fast.
❤️ Save two lives.
#ClinicalRevisionSeries#Obstetrics#ObstructedLabour
Follow Clinical Revision Series for a new topic every day.
For our second day, we take a deep dive into the essential topic of normal labour. What has your experience been with labour management? Let me know in the comments 👇 #ClinicalRevisionSeries#NormalLabour
It's finally here🔥
#ClinicalRevisionSeries
For our first day, we take a deep dive into the crucial topic of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.
What has your experience been with this condition?
Let me know in the comments 👇
🩺 Quick to read.
📚 Evidence-based.
⏱️ Perfect for a 10-minute revision break.
Whether you're a student or practicing clinician, this is for you.
Learning never stops in medicine and neither should we.
#ClinicalRevisionSeries#MedEd
As a young doctor, I've come to realize that medicine can feel overwhelming. The textbooks are endless, the guidelines keep evolving, and sometimes all you have is a 10-minute break between ward rounds.
That's why I created the #ClinicalRevisionSeries