Blog - Mohit Kumar Gupta

Query: Why dr advises chest xray in nearly all situations. Eg even for fumer bone fracture, infection in any other parts of body, etc. Yes for blood infection, cough, fever I understand that they need as related to cheast/ lung n cough may get deposited over there. But why for almost all other things not related to lungs/ cheast? ChatGPT said: That's a very good question — and you're right to think critically about why chest X-rays (CXRs) are so commonly advised, even when the issue doesn’t seem directly related to the lungs or chest. Here's a clear explanation: 🩺 Why Chest X-Rays Are Often Advised, Even When the Problem Seems Unrelated: Baseline Screening Tool A chest X-ray is a fast, low-cost, and non-invasive test. Doctors often use it to get a general health status , especially in patients with vague or systemic symptoms (like fever, weakness, or weight loss). It helps rule out silent infections , tumors, or heart issues. Detecting Hidden Lung Infect...

Query: wht may happen if I accidently injest home alive red ant with water / milk / chapati / etc ChatGPT said: If you accidentally ingest a live red ant (like Solenopsis species or other common red ants) along with food or drink (like water, milk, chapati, etc.), here's what may happen: 🔹 1. Mild to No Reaction (most common): Stomach acid usually kills the ant before it can do any harm. In most healthy individuals , no reaction occurs — the ant is digested like any other protein. You might not even realize it happened. 🔹 2. Local Irritation (less common): If the ant is alive when it enters your mouth or throat , it may bite or sting : This can cause a sharp pain , minor swelling , or a burning sensation in the mouth, lips, tongue, or throat. Ant venom (e.g., formic acid or alkaloids in fire ants) may cause brief discomfort . 🔹 3. Mild Allergic Reaction (rare): Some people may be allergic to ant venom and develop: Itching, mild swellin...

Query: After eating breakfast / lunch / dinner, sometimes I drink warm milkCoffee. Is this harmful/ normal? ChatGPT said: Drinking warm milk or coffee after meals is generally normal and not harmful for most people, but there are a few nuances depending on your health, the timing, and the contents of the drink. ✅ Generally Safe / Normal Warm milk after meals : Often considered soothing and can aid sleep (especially at night). It’s mild and doesn’t usually interfere with digestion. Coffee after meals : Common in many cultures (e.g., espresso after lunch/dinner in Italy). It may help with alertness and digestion in moderate amounts. ⚠️ Potential Considerations Digestion : Milk : Heavy milk consumption right after a large meal might cause bloating or sluggish digestion for some. Coffee : Can increase stomach acid ; if you have acid reflux (GERD) or ulcers, it may cause discomfort after eating. Iron Absorption : Both milk and coffee can inhibit non-heme iro...

Query: Since we are ansistral vegetrial, no such family experience But I hv found after eating chicken, lot of meat fiber got stuck in between my tooth. Currently I learned to remove them using cotton thread. But any other better way so that stucking can be prevented. And it this occurs can be easily removed from my teeth? What can be the harm if not removed? ChatGPT said: You're experiencing something very common when eating meat (especially fibrous types like chicken) — meat fibers can easily get stuck between teeth, especially if there are tight gaps, uneven surfaces, or slight spacing issues. 🪥 Why meat fibers get stuck: Tight contacts between teeth trap food. Uneven or rough surfaces from enamel wear or cavities. Gum recession creates small pockets. Crowded teeth leave little room for movement. ✅ Better ways to prevent or remove stuck meat: Use Dental Floss or Floss Picks (instead of cotton thread) Cotton thread is not sterile and can leave fibers be...