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Ebb (2019) [3 min] by Ayushi, Apoorva, Prakalya, Chedil and Ameen | India

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❄️ Startouched ⊹ ‧ ₊˚

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Shootout At Lokhandwala, lobby card set. 2007

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The White House just announced that President Biden has contacted COVID. I wish him a speedy and complete recovery. Because the President has been fully vaccinated (and because he has access to levels of health care few of the rest of us enjoy), he is likely to be well again soon. But even a mild or asymptomatic case can lead to Long-COVID, and we should be protecting ourselves and each other from catching this corona virus and possibly developing a permanent, debilitating condition.

Apoorva Mandavilli, writing for the _New YorkTimes_, reminds us that “for some people with certain risk factors — age, pregnancy, chronic conditions or a compromised immune system — an infection may bring serious illness.”1

If you want to know what it’s like to live with a post-viral chronic illness, read the Tumblrs of people enduring them (see the tags below), particularly those of us living with myalgic encephalomyelitis (me/cfs), the condition closely aligned with Long-COVID. (“The illness [Long COVID] is similar to myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome [ME/CFS] as well as to persisting illnesses that can follow a wide variety of other infectious agents and following major traumatic injury.”2) And while some of us are more susceptible than others, ANYONE, no matter how young and healthy, can develop Long-haul COVID:

“Long COVID occurs more often in people who had severe COVID-19 illness, but anyone who gets COVID-19 can experience it, including children.”3

The CDC article also highlights the way that “Living with Long COVID can be difficult and isolating, especially when there are no immediate answers or solutions.” It does not describe the devastating possible “side effects” of losing the ability to work, to enjoy activities, to be independent, nor of the experiences of having doctors refuse to believe one’s condition is real, of the near-impossibility of getting to a doctor who specializes in post-viral diseases (and who won’t accept insurance)4, nor of the feeling of being an inconvenience or burden to those who care for us.

“In every age group, even a mild illness may trigger a lasting set of problems. Nearly 14 million Americans, or about 5.3 percent of adults, may now be living with long Covid, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.”1

Wearing an N95 might not be the most comfortable fashion accessory, but putting one on when we will be among others can save lives and the meaningful existence of the people with whom we come in contact. The inconvenience is far less than the loss of income, health, and happiness Long-COVID can bring.

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1. Apoorva Mandavilli. “Long Covid and Vaccination: What You Need to Know,” _New York Times_, July 17, 2024, 6:03 p.m. ET

https://www.nytimes.com/article/long-covid-vaccine.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare&sgrp=c-cb

2. Anthony L. Komaroff and W. Ian Lipkin. “ME/CFS and Long COVID share similar symptoms and biological abnormalities: road map to the literature,” Front Med (Lausanne). 2023; 10: 1187163. Published online 2023 Jun 2. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2023.1187163

PMCID: PMC10278546PMID: 37342500

3. https://www.cdc.gov/covid/long-term-effects/?CDC_AAref_Val=https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/long-term-effects/index.html

4. “There are only a handful of specialists and clinical centers that specialize in ME/CFS around the country. Many of them do not take insurance and most have waiting lists that can be years long.” https://solvecfs.org/me-cfs-long-covid/patient-and-caregiver-resources/

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I feel this is incredibly relevant. Cursed, but relevant.

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My first memory of really snapping out of my low-functioning state of distaste with the New York careerism that I’d failed at but still grudgingly admired was when my husband mentioned offhand that his roommate had begun, uncharacteristically, to read a book of Bukowski’s poetry that had been left lying around the apartment. “A lot of my friends have suddenly started to read a lot more and become interested in new things,” he said thoughtfully. Many of his friends were musicians and artists and from what I gathered not particularly engaged with much reading outside their comfort zone. “I think we’ve all started to realize…we’re in our thirties, our arts careers are what they are, and this life is what it is. Now is as good a time as any to commit to something.” What he was describing was a slow and perhaps unconscious understanding that “success” meant only so much, and that its meaning would do well to become more flexible as we approached middle age. We all wanted to be high-functioning and successful, and we all wanted to create a society where that would not be as hard as it is now, but this life was what it was; our jobs might be somewhat unfulfilling, but this did not mean that all work had to be, or that we couldn’t enjoy ourselves anyway. Our hours had to be filled with something else besides idealism about a world where fulfillment would be possible only in the future.

Apoorva Tadepalli, Careerism

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Pyaar Koi Khel Nahin is the most wild movie ever but I absolutely love it. Every minute is full of drama. Sunny Deol plays The Most Wholesome Big Brother for the millionth time. The plot twist at the end though 😭

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Breakfast at Apoorva Resorts Davanagere

Delicious breakfast, family, kids-friendly ambiance, clean washrooms & good parking makes Apoorva Resorts a great breakfast stop on the NH-4.

Delicious Davanagere benne dosa with filter coffee, family+kids-friendly ambiance, clean washrooms and good spacious parking for cars, motorcycles within the resort-premises – makes this a convenient and great breakfast stop for anyone travelling between Bengaluru to Davanagere and beyond. Located 260kms from Bengaluru, on the service road off the national highway, outside the town of Davanagere…

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The Best Gynecologist in Greater Noida Guide to Women’s Health

Choosing the right gynecologist is an essential step for maintaining women’s health and well-being. Whether you’re seeking routine check-ups, prenatal care, or specialized treatment, finding a trusted and experienced doctor can make all the difference. If you’re in Greater Noida or Noida Extension, you have access to some of the most skilled professionals in the field.

In this blog, we’ll explore the best gynecologists in Greater Noida, with a focus on two prominent names: Dr. Apoorva Asthana and Dr. Ronak Khandelwal and Dr. Anjali Vaish , who have earned an excellent reputation for their expertise and compassionate care.

Why Choose a Gynecologist in Greater Noida?

Greater Noida has emerged as a hub for advanced healthcare facilities, offering access to highly skilled gynecologists with modern diagnostic and treatment options. For residents in and around Greater Noida, including Noida Extension, consulting a reputed gynecologist ensures personalized care tailored to your specific needs.

Dr. Apoorva Asthana: A Leading Gynecologist in Greater Noida

Dr. Apoorva Asthana is widely recognized as one of the best gynecologists in Greater Noida, offering comprehensive care for women across all age groups. Her expertise spans a variety of gynecological and obstetric services, including:

Prenatal and postnatal careHigh-risk pregnancy managementInfertility treatmentMenstrual disorders and hormonal imbalanceMinimally invasive surgeries

With a patient-centric approach, Dr. Apoorva Asthana combines clinical expertise with compassionate care, ensuring that every patient feels heard and supported. Her clinic is equipped with modern facilities to provide a comfortable and efficient healthcare experience.

Dr. Ronak Khandelwal: Trusted Expertise in Gynecology

Dr. Ronak Khandelwal is another prominent name among gynecologists in Greater Noida. Known for her holistic approach to women’s health, she specializes in:

Gynecological consultations and preventive care Diagnosis and treatment of reproductive health issues Adolescent gynecology Advanced laparoscopic procedures Menopause management

Dr. Ronak Khandelwal’s dedication to providing personalized treatment plans makes her a trusted choice for patients in Noida Extension and surrounding areas. Her ability to explain complex medical issues in simple terms ensures that patients are well-informed about their treatment options.

Why These Doctors Stand Out

Both Dr. Apoorva Asthana and Dr. Ronak Khandelwal are celebrated for their empathetic approach, ensuring that women feel comfortable discussing their concerns. Their clinics are conveniently located in Greater Noida, with easy access for residents of Noida Extension.

Dr. Anjali Vaish: Comprehensive Care for Women

Dr. Anjali Vaish is another leading gynecologist in Greater Noida, renowned for her expertise in managing complex gynecological and obstetric cases. With years of experience, she is committed to providing quality care and addressing the unique needs of every patient.

Specializations:

Infertility and IVF Treatments: Extensive experience in helping couples conceive through advanced reproductive technologies.High-Risk Pregnancy Care: Skilled in managing pregnancies with complications like diabetes, hypertension, and preeclampsia.Menopause Management: Focused on ensuring a smooth transition for women during menopause, addressing symptoms and health concerns.Laparoscopic Surgeries: Specializes in minimally invasive techniques for a quicker recovery and less postoperative pain.

Dr. Anjali Vaish is highly regarded for her patient-friendly approach and ability to create a comfortable environment for women seeking medical care. Her clinic offers cutting-edge technology and a team of dedicated professionals, ensuring top-quality healthcare for her patients.

Why These Doctors Are Considered the Best Gynecologists in Greater Noida

Expertise in Women’s Health

Each of these doctors brings years of experience and advanced medical knowledge to their practice. From routine check-ups to complex surgeries, they ensure that every patient receives the best care possible.

Holistic Approach

Whether it’s a young woman dealing with menstrual issues or an expecting mother requiring prenatal care, these gynecologists focus on personalized care tailored to individual needs.

Modern Facilities

The clinics and hospitals where these gynecologists practice are equipped with state-of-the-art technology, ensuring accurate diagnosis and effective treatments.

Patient-Centric Care

Empathy and communication are central to their practice. Patients often commend these doctors for their ability to explain medical conditions and procedures in an easy-to-understand manner.

Convenient Locations

Their clinics are conveniently located in Greater Noida and Noida Extension, making them easily accessible to women from nearby areas.

Conclusion

When it comes to women’s health, consulting the best gynecologist in Greater Noida is crucial for receiving quality care. Whether you choose Dr. Apoorva Asthana for her expertise in high-risk pregnancies or Dr. Ronak Khandelwal for her advanced gynecological procedures, you can rest assured that you’ll be in good hands.

Make your health a priority today by consulting a trusted gynecologist in Noida Extension and Greater Noida. These dedicated professionals are here to provide the care and support you deserve.

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Apoorva Green Tea Bags – Refreshing Wellness Blend

Makaibari Apoorva Green Tea Bags offer a revitalizing blend of premium tea leaves, rich in antioxidants for wellness and relaxation. Enjoy the perfect balance of flavor and health in every sip. Crafted with care, this tea reflects Makaibari's timeless legacy. Shop now and make every tea moment extraordinary!

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hi!!! i just read A Starladen Stroll, and i loved it! i dont know if im on the aro spectrum, but as someone who's never dated and who doesnt develop romantic feelings very often, it made me feel very Seen! It's hard watching the people you love pair off when you dont really have all that much interest in doing the same. I have a lot of thoughts but i dont wanna dump my brain in your askbox, so ill leave it at that for now! but thank you for writing it - the art is beautiful and so is the story!!!! :D

Hello! Thank you so much for taking the time to tell me this! I'm so happy that it resonated with you 🥺 The 'staying in place while others pair off' thoughts hit me often, and was one of the reasons I wanted to make the comic in the first place. Here's to more ace/aro visibility!!!

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Was heartbroken in S1 when Steven Singh was revealed to be Quantum only because he die in combat.

But in S2 seeing Apoorva Singh join SPR as a reporter and Juhi Singh a leading a rights movement?

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Semiconductors Solution for a Sustainable Future

The Power Bank Club of the Department of Electronics, Jyoti Nivas Autonomous College, organised an insightful alumni talk on the future of semiconductors for the students of Physics, Maths, Computer Science and Electronics across all three years. The event was being conducted on 13 July. Swathi K (2016–2019 batch), an alumna working at Intel Corporation as an analog layout engineer, gave the…