DoctorSood, M.D.

Perioid pain can be debilitating, this might not help everyone but is a good low risk option to add to hopefully calm down the pain 🫡 Have tried pineapples for perioid cramps? 🍍 #womenshealth #perioidpain

Have you incorporated the sauna into your health routine? Let me know if you have and if it’s helped 🫡 #sauna #saunabenefits #health #healthtips

Read caption ⬇️ Of course this is an over generalization and not a rule. The main point is to emphasize the difference between tylenol and ibuprofen. If you have pain due to inflammation ibuprofen might be the better option for you. The most common cause of pain below the neck is myofascial which can have inflammation. However if you have history of stomach ulcer, kidney disease, heart attack or stroke tylenol will be better to avoid further long term side effects from ibuprofen. Tylenol when taken over 4,000mg per day can potentially cause liver disease. If you have any questions regarding which medication will have more benefit than risk for you please discuss with your Doctor. 🫡

Each are a risk factor for requiring a higher dose of anesthesia to get the same effect. Love when my patients are well informed and honest about their history 🫡. What was your experience with anesthesia?

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No days off 😅 #healthcarehumor

Your liver is working overtime to keep you healthy—don’t make it tap out! 🛑 Chronic drinking can lead to serious issues like cirrhosis or ascites, but early changes can help reverse the damage. 🍹✨

Hairy situation 😅. Have you seen this before?

Another example of why it’s important to diagnose the underlying cause of pain. Unfortunately, many Women have voiced concern that their pain has not been taken seriously. I’m glad they are sharing their stories so we can learn from them, increase awareness, and hopefully bring change. I’ve joined @ℂ𝕠𝕞𝕗𝕪 𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕙 𝕂𝕖𝕣𝕣𝕪 to form the Womens health advocacy group to help advocate for Women’s pain 🫡. #womenshealth #womenspain

Did you know that spending too long on the toilet 🚽 can actually increase your chances of getting hemorrhoids? 😬 Hemorrhoids are more common than you think, affecting 1 in 20 people—and yes, it’s often due to lifestyle habits! Keeping bathroom breaks short, staying hydrated 💧, and eating enough fiber 🌱 can help keep this discomfort at bay. We’ve all been there (📱🚽)—but a few small changes can make a big difference in your gut health and overall well-being! Save this post to remember these tips, and share with someone who could use the reminder! #Hemorrhoids #HealthTips #GutHealth

Sharp pains during your period? 🤔 It could be proctalgia fugax—a fleeting but intense muscle spasm in your pelvic area. Have you ever experienced this before? Let me know in the comments! VC: @Jessie • wife • mama 🧄💗 #ProctalgiaFugax #WomensHealth #Medical

Read caption ⬇️ There are different classes of pain medications. Depending on the cause of your pain you may benefit from one class over the other 🤓. It is important to discuss with your Doctor if you take these medications long term to make sure the benefit outweighs the risk, since all can have side effects when taken long term 💊. Make sure to follow for more in depth videos on pain medications 🫡. #chronicpain #chronicpainrelief #painmeds

Uneven patches of lighter or darker skin could be tinea versicolor, a common condition that tends to show up in warm, humid weather. Have you noticed anything like this on your skin? #TineaVersicolor #medical #health

🧤 Cold hands and color-changing fingers? It could be Raynaud’s Syndrome! ❄️ This condition causes blood vessels to narrow when triggered by cold or stress, making fingers and toes turn white, blue, and then red as blood flow returns. 🌈 Here’s how to keep it in check: ✅ Keep warm with layers, especially on hands & feet ✅ Avoid sudden temp changes ✅ Try stress-relieving exercises 🧘‍♀️ ✅ Enjoy a balanced diet for circulation boost 🚫 Smoke—nicotine constricts blood flow 🚫 Overdo caffeine—it can trigger symptoms ☕ ❄️ Raynaud’s can be tricky but manageable! Have you noticed color changes in your hands or feet? 👇 Comment your experiences below and save these tips! 💙 #raynauds #raynaudsdiseaseawareness #medical

Always discuss your full history with your Anesthesiologist, including all medications you take so we can take the proper precautions. Ozempic can slow down gastric emptying; which can increase your risk of aspiration pneumonia when recieving anesthesia. Typically it is advised to stop at least 7 days prior to surgery but please dicsuss with your Doctor how many days prior to your surgery you should stop taking. 🫡

Respect to Women 🫡 #womenshealth #menstrualpain

Do you eat buldak noodles? 🍜 VC: @lucy

Did you know drinking too much water too fast can actually be dangerous? It’s called **water intoxication** which can cause hyponatremia, and it happens when excess water dilutes the sodium levels in your blood. A general recommendation is to consume about 2L of water per day but this can vary depening on body weight, goals, and medical history. What is more important is the rate at which you are consuming. 🫡

Improperly stored rice or pasta can lead to food poisoning, but it’s easy to prevent. Refrigerate leftovers within two hours and reheat to 165°F to keep them safe. How do you handle your leftovers? 🍚 #friedricesyndrome #foodpoisioning #medical #health

Part 2. Supplements when taken correctly have value in optimizing health and decreasing medication requirement. Important to discuss the benefit vs. risk before starting any supplement with your Doctor, your medical history may affect what would benefit you and the dosage. 🫡