Author: Tshering Dendup

I am from a humble background from eastern corner of the land of thunder dragon, Bhutan. I am a proud Bhutanese and Buddhist. Currently, I am a Young Doctor, completed undergraduate course in Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery(MBBS) from Sri Lanka. Writing is not sole interest but I use it as a platform to grow myself psychologically and emotionally. Whenever I am in either of the emotional extreme, I come here and let my feelings to get some life forever. I love this world 🌎 in which we are exposed to various challenges. Face it whether you can or cannot but the results will follow after you accordingly. Enjoy my World 🌎

A Life Full of Nervousness

What makes you nervous? The fluorescent lights of the hospital hallway hum with a familiar, steady rhythm—a sound that usually anchors me. As the Medical Officer In-Charge, I’m used to being the person with the protocols, the checklists, and the answers. But lately, when the ward quietens down and I have a moment to think, … Continue reading A Life Full of Nervousness

My days are Nothing but AI oriented

How do you unwind after a demanding day? After a demanding day, I find the best way to reset is by shifting from clinical data and management decisions to something much more grounded and tactile. Here is how I usually unwind: 1. The Garden Sanctuary There is something incredibly therapeutic about working with my Bonsai … Continue reading My days are Nothing but AI oriented

Can the Bhutanese job market and education system treat her differently?

However, the certificate in her hand suggested a different Bhutanese value—one often spoken of by the Throne: Potential over Pedigree. If the job market and education system were to "treat her differently," they would need to move toward a Holistic Review.

Case Report:Acute Phytobezoar-Induced Gastrointestinal Toxicity Following Ingestion of Phytolacca acinosa (Indian Pokeweed)

Abstract Background: Phytolacca acinosa, commonly known as Indian Pokeweed, is often mistaken for edible spinach. While young shoots are consumed in some cultures after rigorous boiling, the mature leaves contain potent triterpene saponins and phytolaccatoxin. Case Presentation: A 50-year-old female presented with rapid-onset (3 hours) severe nausea, projectile vomiting, watery diarrhea, and abdominal cramping after … Continue reading Case Report:Acute Phytobezoar-Induced Gastrointestinal Toxicity Following Ingestion of Phytolacca acinosa (Indian Pokeweed)