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What is Allopathy / Allopathic Medicine(MBBS)?

Allopathy / Allopathic medicine is the term that is used to describe the type of medicine that most people are familiar with. Allopathic medicine is one of the most sought after courses in the medical field. It is a form of medical practice that uses remedies such as drugs or surgeries to combat various diseases. It makes use of agents different from those of the disease treated. Allopathic medicine is one of the fastest modes of treatment for most of the diseases. Also, continuous updating and research is being done in this area.

Area of Specialisations at Masters

  • Anesthesiology
  • General Surgery
  • Pediatrics
  • Cardiology
  • Obstetrics-Gynecology
  • Neurology
  • Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases
  • Radio-Diagnosis
  • Dermatology
  • Gastroenterology
  • ENT/Ear Nose Throat Specialist
  • Psychiatry
  • Nephrologists
  • Orthopedic

When Can I Enroll for MBBS?

COURSE

ELIGIBILITY

DURATION

ENTRANCE EXAM

MBBS

HSC with PCB & English

5 ½ Yrs.

NEET

MD / MS/ DNB

MBBS

3 Yrs.

NEET, Autonomous Exam

Ph.D.

MD / MS [in related field]

3-5 Yrs.

Autonomous Exam

What Personality Traits Are Required to Be an Allopathic Doctor ?

  • Good Stamina
  • Keen & quick observation
  • Good Memory & Recollection Ability
  • Good Judgment
  • Logical & Analytical Mind
  • Decision Making Ability
  • Drive to Work Hard
  • Service Mentality, Stamina, Patience
  • Power of Concentration
  • Emotional Stability
  • Self Confidence
  • Ability to befriend the patient

What Aptitudes Are Required to Be an Allopathic Doctor?

  • High Abstract Reasoning
  • Minimum Average Verbal Reasoning
  • High Spatial Reasoning

IQ Required to be an Allopathic Doctor?

Minimum High Intelligence level preferred along with sufficient amount of Hard Work.

Job Prospects Afor an Allopathic Doctor

  • Defense Sector
  • Government Organizations
  • Public Sector
  • NGO’s
  • Hospitals [Private/Government]
  • Research Institutes
  • Nursing Homes
  • Polyclinics
  • Private Practice
  • Educational Institutes

Regulatory Body

Medical Council of India (MCI)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Allopathy

1. What is Allopathy?

Allopathy, also known as conventional medicine or Western medicine, is a system of medicine that uses drugs, surgery, and other interventions to treat and manage diseases and health conditions. It is the dominant form of medicine practiced in many parts of the world.

2. How does Allopathy differ from other forms of medicine?

Allopathy differs from other medical systems like Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Homeopathy in its approach to treating illnesses. Allopathic treatments often focus on symptom management and the use of pharmaceutical drugs, while other systems may emphasize natural remedies or holistic approaches.

3. What is the primary goal of Allopathic medicine?

The primary goal of Allopathy is to diagnose and treat diseases by addressing their symptoms and underlying causes. Allopathic physicians use evidence-based medicine and scientific research to inform their treatment decisions.

4. Are Allopathic treatments safe and effective?

Allopathic treatments are generally safe and effective when prescribed and administered by trained healthcare professionals. The safety and efficacy of drugs and interventions are rigorously tested through clinical trials before approval for use.

5. What types of healthcare professionals practice Allopathy?

Allopathic medicine is practiced by a range of healthcare professionals, including medical doctors (MDs), doctors of osteopathic medicine (DOs), nurses, pharmacists, and specialists in various medical fields.

6. How are diseases diagnosed in Allopathy?

Allopathic physicians diagnose diseases through physical examinations, medical history interviews, laboratory tests, and imaging studies such as X-rays and MRIs. Advanced diagnostic tools like CT scans and genetic testing are also commonly used.

7. What are some common treatments in Allopathy?

Common treatments in Allopathy include prescription medications, surgery, physical therapy, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and various medical procedures to manage and cure diseases.

8. Can Allopathy be combined with other forms of medicine?

In some cases, Allopathic treatments may be combined with complementary and alternative therapies, but it should be done under the supervision of healthcare professionals to ensure safety and effectiveness.

9. Are there any potential side effects or risks associated with Allopathic treatments?

Like any medical intervention, Allopathic treatments can have side effects or risks. It’s essential for patients to discuss potential risks and benefits with their healthcare providers and to follow prescribed treatments as directed.

10. Is Allopathy covered by health insurance?

Allopathic treatments and medications are typically covered by health insurance plans, but coverage can vary depending on the specific plan and the nature of the treatment.

11. How can I find an Allopathic healthcare provider?

To find an Allopathic healthcare provider, you can ask for referrals from your primary care physician, use online directories, or contact your local medical association or hospital.

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