Dr Arunesh Gupta

Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon committed to providing quality, transparent advice and compassionate care

[Dr Arunesh Gupta @plasticarunesh]

Take up one idea.Make that one idea your life – think of it, dream of it, live on that idea.This is the way to success.” - Swami Vivekananda

[Charu @desh56]

@anandmahindra my hubby & I took Club Mahindra membership (bliss) in our 60s to travel together. But I lost my soulmate recently. On cancellation request of membership (117-249), I was told 60% is non refundable. It’s tremendous loss at this stage of life for me. Need your help

[Dr Arunesh Gupta @plasticarunesh]

@theliverdoc What are your views on Creatine supplements in a liver transplant pt. Post transplant 10 yrs

[Amit Thadhani @amitsurg]

Respected PM @narendramodi ,
Respected Health Minister @mansukhmandviya ,
May I suggest a doable solution to reduce the menace of antimicrobial resistance.

Due to rampant overuse and misuse of even the highest antimicrobials, bacteria and fungi are now showing extreme drug resistance leaving us with virtually no viable options.
But there is a way to make bacteria respond to existing antibiotics again.
It has been seen that if some Antimicrobials are not used for a prolonged period, organisms lose resistance and once again start responding to it.
Hospitals have been trying to rotate antibiotics being used in-house especially in ICU setup, but as long as they are still in use elsewhere in the community, the exposure to the drug continues and resistance continues to develop and persist. Moreover, transfer of resistant organisms to that establishment from environment does not stop and hence, doing this at individual hospital level proves ineffective.
We have a National Antibiotic Stewardship Program but as long as antibiotics remain available, doctors will continue to use them as per their past experience.
NHS UK is also taking drastic steps to curtail critical antibiotic usage by as much as 81% over the next five years. The WHO Access, Watch, Reserve (AWaRe) system groups antibiotics used in humans into three simple traffic light categories: Access (green), Watch (orange) or Reserve (red).

I suggest a mandatory National Antimicrobial Rotation Policy under which selected antibiotics and antifungals will be placed in highly restricted (Red) category for at least a full calendar year, during which they cannot be issued from pharmacy without submission of a documented positive culture report showing sensitivity to that antibiotic without any other available options.
The antibiotics in “red” list can change every year, coming into “orange” or “green” based on fresh community surveillance reports, while others go into the “red” list.
This should be across the board, including the antibiotics being used in veterinary, animal husbandry, rearing/slaughter, fisheries, and poultry industries. Disappearance of the antibiotic from environment altogether is needed for restoring sensitivity.

Such measures can be successful only by intervention at the highest level. I therefore appeal to you to include National Antimicrobial Rotation policy at the earliest as part of National Action Plan for Antimicrobial Resistance.
Regards, Dr Amit Thadhani.

[Alok Agarwal @Alok3069Agarwal]

@NMC_IND

[Alok Agarwal @Alok3069Agarwal]

I did my MBBS from SNMC Agra got my registration done in MCI Feb 1995 but recently I applied for state MCI registration more than 2 year ago still pending as NMC not giving NOC to state council
I searched my name in IMR it is missing I have sent mail so many times no response

[Dr Arunesh Gupta @plasticarunesh]

@Alok3069Agarwal Boss tag the NMC handles and UP Medical council handles for reach

[Dr Arunesh Gupta @plasticarunesh]

@aaadhyatmik कुछ बताईये. मैं lefty हूं

[IdiotsOnIndianRoads @IdiotsRoads]

Couple of guys are bindaas operating a roadside car repair business outside Don Bosco school, Matunga. A car is permanently parked, filled with mechanic tools & main boss even wears uniform 🤣 Authorities have no clue, of course @mybmc @mybmcWardFN @MTPHereToHelp @NehalShahBJP 😴

[Dr Dushyant Jaiswal @DrDushyantJ]

Releasing on 12th September at APSICON 24 , Coimbatore.
Privileged to have Co-edited and written multiple chapters. It was an honour !

[Dr Arunesh Gupta @plasticarunesh]

@ravihanda Which Nifty 50 index fund do you suggest

[dharm prakash dwived @dpdwivedi]

Pathetic condition in jio mart out of 16 billing counters only 4 working. Simple harassment at Cuddalore jiomart #jiomart #reliance

[Dr Arunesh Gupta @plasticarunesh]

@baxirahul I will be joining

[Dr. Rahul Baxi @baxirahul]

So here’s the announcement of the next #MumbaiTwitterPhotoWalk planned for this Friday 8th March. We meet at the Eros cinema, Churchgate at 8:15 pm. We will walk around Oval maidan, Mumbai University, Rajabai Towers, then Flora Fountain, Zara, Horniman circle. We plan to finish by 10:30 pm.

Please comment and RT if you are interested to join.

#Mumbai

[Mohammed Farouk @Mohamme32778206]

Proudly Representing One of the World's Most Comprehensive Liver Transplant Programs!

Over the years, Team Rela has had the privilege of treating patients from an astounding 39 countries (India and 38 other countries).

[Dr Arunesh Gupta @plasticarunesh]

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

[Dr Arunesh Gupta @plasticarunesh]

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

[Dr Arunesh Gupta @plasticarunesh]

@shivya Yes.

[Dr Prashant Mishra @drprashantmish6]

Few years back i got a call from leading newspaper saying that we will publish your article on world heart day but you need to pay 75000 rs for that article , i refused - why i am writing in twitter because everyone should know that if you see a article by a doctor in a newspaper then its not necessary that he is a good doctor ,many times its a paid article.( i dont consider myself as a good doctor ) .