Episode 42. I discuss my experience completing my third-year OB/GYN rotation. From assisting in deliveries to learning about pregnancy complications and continuity of care, this rotation provided invaluable experiences.

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Episode 41. We delve into common gynecological health issues, including urinary tract infections (UTIs), vaginal discharge, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). We also discuss the symptoms, causes, and treatments for these conditions, with an emphasis on proper diagnosis, effective treatments, and maintaining vaginal health.

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Episode 40.  We explore essential prenatal care and common pregnancy complications, including routine maternal and fetal health monitoring throughout pregnancy. We dive into conditions like gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and anemia and discuss key interventions to ensure the well-being of both mother and baby.

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Episode 39. We dive into the intricacies of the menstrual cycle, from the phases of menstruation to common disorders like PMS, dysmenorrhea, and anovulation. We also discuss treatment options and the impact of conditions such as PCOS, thyroid disorders, and primary ovarian insufficiency on women's health.

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Episode 38. We explore the power of positivity and how affirmations and self-care practices can transform your mindset and boost confidence. We dive into practical tips like daily gratitude exercises, affirmations, and reflection on your strengths to create a more intentional and optimistic outlook.

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Episode 37. I share my experience during a four-week general surgery rotation in medical school, diving into the structure, types of cases, and the realities of working in the operating room. I reflect on how the specialty didn’t align with my interests, highlighting the importance of discovering what excites you in medicine.

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Episode 36. Join me as I share insights from my third-year pediatrics rotation experience at a newly established outpatient clinic, where I navigated the unique challenges of caring for young patients while balancing patient care and learning. I discuss common pediatric cases, the challenges of working with young patients, and the critical role of vaccines in preventive care, blending personal reflections with practical advice for aspiring healthcare professionals.

Here are some links to further reading on vaccines: 

Center for Disease Control and Prevention

Vaccines and Autism from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Baby's Immune System from Cleveland Clinic

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Episode 35. I Dive into the day-to-day life of a third-year medical student during an internal medicine rotation, featuring insights into hospital workflows, patient care, and balancing academics with personal wellness. This episode explores the unique seven-on/seven-off schedule, the role of hospitalists, and tips for maximizing productivity.

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Episode 34. Learn about the enneagram 9, also known as the peacemaker, mediator, harmonizer, and connector.

Greatest desire: to be at peace, to be harmonious, to be connected, to be untroubled, and to be at ease

Unique characteristics: easygoing, avoid conflict

Moves: 6 in stress, 3 in security/growth

Vice: sloth. Virtue: right action

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Episode 33. Learn about the enneagram 8, also known as the challenger, defender, and protector.

Greatest desire: to be independent, to protect themselves (and those they care about), to be self-governed

Unique characteristics: natural leaders, no-nonsense attitude, confrontational

Moves: 5 in stress, 2 in security

Vice: lust. Virtue: innocence

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