Mammangaddafi:
Oga O and G and pediatrics are not "only" . For medical students, 500L is the longest academic year of their study. They spend 15months studying the O and G and pediatrics you refer to as "only". How can someone that doesn't even know to manage obstetrics, gynecologic and pediatric cases call himself a medical doctor.... laughable

The almost 500 level left out special postings like ENT, opthalmology, psychiatry, and is disturbing everyone that he is a medical Doctor. Some school do paed and OnG for 18months self.

The best thing is to be happy with what you do, but these guys happiness come from doing medicine posting with medical students.

How about writing about orthodontics, public health dentistry, etc rather than muddling up COPD and Asthma stuff, that they'll never be required to manage till they hit the dust.

Mammangaddafi:
Oga O and G and pediatrics are not "only" . For medical students, 500L is the longest academic year of their study. They spend 15months studying the O and G and pediatrics you refer to as "only". How can someone that doesn't even know to manage obstetrics, gynecologic and pediatric cases call himself a medical doctor.... laughable

Do you think all the medical graduate can manage all OandG and paed cases..? Dey play

Froshchuksswart:


Do you think all the medical graduate can manage all OandG and paed cases..? Dey play

With mandatory house job in OnG and Paed, they can't manage primary care cases? Who do Nigerians this arguement thing?

If you find any medical doctor who can't manage non-specialist OnG or paediatric cases, the noble thing to do is to report them anonymously to uphold the integrity of the profession, because for each rotation in house job, these doctors have to be signed off as competent in specific skills before becoming fully registered.

If your comment is speculation then this should really not be made by an aspiring professional/academics. Assumption is the lowest in the pyramid of learning.

Froshchuksswart:


Do you think all the medical graduate can manage all OandG and paed cases..? Dey play

The aim of making students to rotate through all these departments at undergraduate level is not so they can manage all the cases like specialists in those specialties but to at least have basic understanding and at least be able to manage emergency cases in those department. I doubt that any student that hasn't rotated through O and G will be able to recognize a case of eclampsia, pre eclampsia, abtruptio placenta, ectopic pregnancy and other emergencies talk more of managing them .

sgtponzihater1:


The almost 500 level left out special postings like ENT, opthalmology, psychiatry, and is disturbing everyone that he is a medical Doctor. Some school do paed and OnG for 18months self.

The best thing is to be happy with what you do, but these guys happiness come from doing medicine posting with medical students.

How about writing about orthodontics, public health dentistry, etc rather than muddling up COPD and Asthma stuff, that they'll never be required to manage till they hit the dust.

I doubt dental students rotate through those surgical sub specialties like ophthalmology, ENT, anaesthesia, radiology and the rest...

Fun fact a Doctor who is not confident to understand basic OnG concepts like pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, HELP syndrome, PPH, APH, management of 2nd and 3rd stage of labour, PID, molar pregnancy, DUB/AUB, etc should not have graduated from medical schools

Also one who is not confident with concept like infantile colic, ophthalmia neonatorum, food allergies in babies, intussusception and volvulus, bronchopneumonia Vs bronchiolitis, failure to thrive, hip problem in children, febrile seizures, enuresis etc should never have been let of the hook from medical school.

Some escape, but this is the same in all profession. Like the Dentist who messed up my teeth, and did not know when to choose composite filling over almagam filling. I still regard him as a Dentist, as with experience he'll become a pro.


If the above were not part of your curriculum, you have to right to lie about being a Medical Doctor

Mammangaddafi:
I doubt dental students rotate through those surgical sub specialties like ophthalmology, ENT, anaesthesia, radiology and the rest...

They don't my brother.

sgtponzihater1:


With mandatory house job in OnG and Paed, they can't manage primary care cases? Who do Nigerians this arguement thing?

If you find any medical doctor who can't manage non-specialist OnG or paediatric cases, the noble thing to do is to report them anonymously to uphold the integrity of the profession, because for each rotation in house job, these doctors have to be signed off as competent in specific skills before becoming fully registered.

If your comment is speculation then this should really not be made by an aspiring professional/academics. Assumption is the lowest in the pyramid of learning.

If I can save your life prescribe drug for 90 percent of medical cases I’m not a doctor ���

Mammangaddafi:
Oga O and G and pediatrics are not "only" . For medical students, 500L is the longest academic year of their study. They spend 15months studying the O and G and pediatrics you refer to as "only". How can someone that doesn't even know to manage obstetrics, gynecologic and pediatric cases call himself a medical doctor.... laughable

First of all, O&G and Paed are two out of over 20 specialties in medicine and surgery. Dentistry has it's own Paed (paediatric dentistry)...
And again, I repeat, no one is claiming that a dental surgeon is a general physician or doctor of medicine. Dental surgeons are oral physicians, or doctors of dental medicine/surgery.
Let me put I this way; MBBS and BDS are just like the land army and the Navy, respectively... Naval officers may be restricted to water body areas just like dental surgeons are restricted to the head and neck region, but they are still military soldiers and are key for the overall safety of the whole nation. Both army and navy have similarities and differences in their mode of training, so does MBBS and BDS.

Note: I used used army and navy because they are too professions that most people can relate to... Posterity would bear me witness that I have tried my best at enlightening y'all.

Mammangaddafi:
I doubt dental students rotate through those surgical sub specialties like ophthalmology, ENT, anaesthesia, radiology and the rest...

Why are you doubting? If you know it why don't you say it with your full chest? If you don't know it, why don't you ask? Ego? Pride?
You're not in the field but u are here making declarations... Dental students have suffered shaa. Lol

sgtponzihater1:
Fun fact a Doctor who is not confident to understand basic OnG concepts like pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, HELP syndrome, PPH, APH, management of 2nd and 3rd stage of labour, PID, molar pregnancy, DUB/AUB, etc should not have graduated from medical schools

Also one who is not confident with concept like infantile colic, ophthalmia neonatorum, food allergies in babies, intussusception and volvulus, bronchopneumonia Vs bronchiolitis, failure to thrive, hip problem in children, febrile seizures, enuresis etc should never have been let of the hook from medical school.

Some escape, but this is the same in all profession. Like the Dentist who messed up my teeth, and did not know when to choose composite filling over almagam filling. I still regard him as a Dentist, as with experience he'll become a pro.


If the above were not part of your curriculum, you have to right to lie about being a Medical Doctor

So, because your wife is a nurse, u think u have an opinion when it comes to the medical field?? Don't you have some billing sheets to fill or something? If it were easy, why you no study medical course, your lazy self ran to study finance, but you are here telling medical students how inadequate they are... Lol
Rest abeg.

sgtponzihater1:


They don't my brother.

You and lies be like 5&6... I used to think u were just ignorant, but I later realized u are just a barefaced lier...

Froshchuksswart:



If I can save your life prescribe drug for 90 percent of medical cases I’m not a doctor ���

The guy is not even in the medical field. Stop trying to explain yourself. His wife is a nurse, so he probably thinks that the best way to favour Johesu over NMA is to create a divide among doctors online... By now, he already knows that medical and dental practitioners don't even have the time to read through his rubbish on nairaland, so he tries to poison the minds of upcoming doctors in MBBS/BDS.. I can see right through his schemes...

Maid007:

You and lies be like 5&6... I used to think u were just ignorant, but I later realized u are just a barefaced lier...

Where is the lie. I know for a fact that most Medical schools do their special postings in final year without Dental students. Did you do psychiatry, opthalmology, etc as part of your undergraduate curriculum? Did you do OnG?.

All the best in the new year and no need to insult anyone.

God bless.

PonziHater

Maid007:

First of all, O&G and Paed are two out of over 20 specialties in medicine and surgery. Dentistry has it's own Paed (paediatric dentistry)...
And again, I repeat, no one is claiming that a dental surgeon is a general physician or doctor of medicine. Dental surgeons are oral physicians, or doctors of dental medicine/surgery.
Let me put I this way; MBBS and BDS are just like the land army and the Navy, respectively... Naval officers may be restricted to water body areas just like dental surgeons are restricted to the head and neck region, but they are still military soldiers and are key for the overall safety of the whole nation. Both army and navy have similarities and differences in their mode of training, so does MBBS and BDS.

Note: I used used army and navy because they are too professions that most people can relate to... Posterity would bear me witness that I have tried my best at enlightening y'all.

Stop all these self aggrandisement pls . Paeds and OnG form the core of the medical school curriculum and take a full session to complete, it's not just only. You cannot get full medical license if you do not rotate through these on house job as well. If a Doctor cannot use the otphalmoscope no one will bother, but if a Doctor is deficient in basic OnG the that a problem.

We a must one day learn a lesson.

PonziHater

Maid007:

The guy is not even in the medical field. Stop trying to explain yourself. His wife is a nurse, so he probably thinks that the best way to favour Johesu over NMA is to create a divide among doctors online... By now, he already knows that medical and dental practitioners don't even have the time to read through his rubbish on nairaland, so he tries to poison the minds of upcoming doctors in MBBS/BDS.. I can see right through his schemes...

For the historical record, I did not start this thread but only respond to falsehoods, as I cannot stand lies being peddled on a large scale. All courses have their own complexities and being a Doctor is tough, but not the toughest thing in the world.

God bless

PonziHater

sgtponzihater1:


Stop all these self aggrandisement pls . Paeds and OnG form the core of the medical school curriculum and take a full session to complete, it's not just only. You cannot get full medical license if you do not rotate through these on house job as well. If a Doctor cannot use the otphalmoscope no one will bother, but if a Doctor is deficient in basic OnG the that a problem.

We a must one day learn a lesson.

PonziHater

What do you know about being a doctor? You are here making declarations up and down... What do u even know about the medical curriculum apart from what u see on Google and what Ur wife who is a just nurse may be whispering to Ur ears...
Oga, rest abeg...

sgtponzihater1:


Where is the lie. I know for a fact that most Medical schools do their special postings in final year without Dental students. Did you do psychiatry, opthalmology, etc as part of your undergraduate curriculum? Did you do OnG?.

All the best in the new year and no need to insult anyone.

God bless.

PonziHater

How would you know? Have u ever been to any medical school? Have you asked any MBBS or BDS students if BDS students do posting in Ophthalmology or ENT etcetera?? Have u asked?... Lol... This guy, just ego and ignorance... Subahanallah

Maid007:

How would you know? Have u ever been to any medical school? Have you asked any MBBS or BDS students if BDS students do posting in Ophthalmology or ENT etcetera?? Have u asked?... Lol... This guy, just ego and ignorance... Subahanallah

True knowledge should be issue based and no rallying insults around. We have all these information, and I dear say I am up to date in my knowledge of how healthcare works. No need to boast with things that we will one day drop and give account.

Best wishes brother

PonziHater

sgtponzihater1:


Stop all these self aggrandisement pls . Paeds and OnG form the core of the medical school curriculum and take a full session to complete, it's not just only. You cannot get full medical license if you do not rotate through these on house job as well. If a Doctor cannot use the otphalmoscope no one will bother, but if a Doctor is deficient in basic OnG the that a problem.

We a must one day learn a lesson.

PonziHater

Whether you like it or not, an Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon who "didn't do OnG" would still lead a team of surgeons to carry out a major surgery on Ur Head and neck region (such as a face transplant etc).
You even make it sound like BDS students just don't do OnG because they can't handle it...
When the truth is that BDS students don't do OnG because they are busy with core dental specialties during those years... Abii u wan kill them load?... Lol

sgtponzihater1:


True knowledge should be issue based and no rallying insults around. We have all these information, and I dear say I am up to date in my knowledge of how healthcare works. No need to boast with things that we will one day drop and give account.

Best wishes brother

PonziHater

So, me asking you how you came to know about a false info u have been dishing is an insult to you? Lol... From what u have been spewing, I can categorically tell you that you know too little..

Maid007:

Whether you like it or not, an Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon who "didn't do OnG" would still lead a team of surgeons to carry out a major surgery on Ur Head and neck region (such as a face transplant etc).
You even make it sound like BDS students just don't do OnG because they can't handle it...
When the truth is that BDS students don't do OnG because they are busy with core dental specialties during those years... Abii u wan kill them load?... Lol

It's not part of the curriculum because they don't need it. They are not medical doctors and would never be required to put that knowledge into use. Formal education is straight forward, it many Nigerians that love excessive titles.

Cheers

sgtponzihater1:


It's not part of the curriculum because they don't need it. They are not medical doctors and would never be required to put that knowledge into use. Formal education is straight forward, it many Nigerians that love excessive titles.

Cheers

Does a cardiologist, ophthalmologist, Psychiatrist or ENT surgeon use the knowledge of OnG in their specialty? Does it make them any less of a doctor??
Concentrate on Ur finance field, u won't listen...

Maid007:

Does a cardiologist, ophthalmologist, Psychiatrist or ENT surgeon use the knowledge of OnG in their specialty? Does it make them any less of a doctor??
Concentrate on Ur finance field, u won't listen...

They do sir, especially in the case of emergency for instance, in taking delivery and other gynea emergencies, the above professionals are trained to handle it. But I don't think dentist are trained to do so or even licensed to do so sir

seunH:
They do sir, especially in the case of emergency for instance, in taking delivery and other gynea emergencies, the above professionals are trained to handle it. But I don't think dentist are trained to do so or even licensed to do so sir

That's why I said "...in their specialty". Taking delivery isn't in the specialty of a cardiologist or a psychiatrist. Same way taking delivery isn't in the specialty of a Dental surgeon.
In the case of an emergency delivery, even a nurse or a midwife could take the delivery... But no other kind of doctor can take the place of an OnG specialist when there is any OnG complication...
Every specialist is a master of his craft. Being a veterinary doctor, I trust u already know this.

Maid007:

That's why I said "...in their specialty". Taking delivery isn't in the specialty of a cardiologist or a psychiatrist. Same way taking delivery isn't in the specialty of a Dental surgeon.
In the case of an emergency delivery, even a nurse or a midwife could take the delivery... But no other kind of doctor can take the place of an OnG specialist when there is any OnG complication...
Every specialist is a master of his craft. Being a veterinary doctor, I trust u already know this.

I understand you sir, but even in their speciality they do sir. For psychiatrist there are several post partum mental/psychological disorders that psychiatrist come across regularly, For the ENT same too sir especially in obstetrics emergencies where the newborn is having challenges with respiration or in-utero/congenital ENT conditions, same for the opthalmologist especially in in-utero/congenital eye conditions. My dear brother, as said earlier, every single course MBBS students are trained on or even during rotations are relevant to their speciality. If it wasn't, they wouldn't be trained in that area. What we are saying in a nutshell, is that you guys should be proud of what you do. Be proud that you save lives of people with oral carcinoma, cleft palate etc. Be proud that in Dental school, you where taught orthodontics, dental pathology etc. Open a thread and show the world why dentistry is the best course in the world without reference to MBBS, and I tell you, SgtPonzihater would be the first to congratulate you. For instance, as you've rightly said, I'm a Veterinarian. In Vet med school, we did a lot of courses similar to MBBS and even more, especially in surgery. Almost all the specialties in MBBS also have their Veterinary equivalent down to neurosurgery. But you'll never see me open a thread to gloat about the similarities, rather I opened a thread to show the UNIQUENESS of Veterinary Medicine to the world, and I got over 40,000 view and more than a thousand comments, with people seeking my Veterinary assistance in one way or the other. What we saying in conclusion is "Be proud of your dental profession without reference to MBBS" you'll never see an MBBS student say "we are similar to dental students because we did oral health under community medicine" Let it be same for dentistry too sir.

seunH:
I understand you sir, but even in their speciality they do sir. For psychiatrist there are several post partum mental/psychological disorders that psychiatrist come across regularly, For the ENT same too sir especially in obstetrics emergencies where the newborn is having challenges with respiration or in-utero/congenital ENT conditions, same for the opthalmologist especially in in-utero/congenital eye conditions. My dear brother, as said earlier, every single course MBBS students are trained on or even during rotations are relevant to their speciality. If it wasn't, they wouldn't be trained in that area. What we are saying in a nutshell, is that you guys should be proud of what you do. Be proud that you save lives of people with oral carcinoma, cleft palate etc. Be proud that in Dental school, you where taught orthodontics, dental pathology etc. Open a thread and show the world why dentistry is the best course in the world without reference to MBBS, and I tell you, SgtPonzihater would be the first to congratulate you. For instance, as you've rightly said, I'm a Veterinarian. In Vet med school, we did a lot of courses similar to MBBS and even more, especially in surgery. Almost all the specialties in MBBS also have their Veterinary equivalent down to neurosurgery. But you'll never see me open a thread to gloat about the similarities, rather I opened a thread to show the UNIQUENESS of Veterinary Medicine to the world, and I got over 40,000 view and more than a thousand comments, with people seeking my Veterinary assistance in one way or the other. What we saying in conclusion is "Be proud of your dental profession without reference to MBBS" you'll never see an MBBS student say "we are similar to dental students because we did oral health under community medicine" Let it be same for dentistry too sir.

This is so apt

seunH:
I understand you sir, but even in their speciality they do sir. For psychiatrist there are several post partum mental/psychological disorders that psychiatrist come across regularly, For the ENT same too sir especially in obstetrics emergencies where the newborn is having challenges with respiration or in-utero/congenital ENT conditions, same for the opthalmologist especially in in-utero/congenital eye conditions. My dear brother, as said earlier, every single course MBBS students are trained on or even during rotations are relevant to their speciality. If it wasn't, they wouldn't be trained in that area. What we are saying in a nutshell, is that you guys should be proud of what you do. Be proud that you save lives of people with oral carcinoma, cleft palate etc. Be proud that in Dental school, you where taught orthodontics, dental pathology etc. Open a thread and show the world why dentistry is the best course in the world without reference to MBBS, and I tell you, SgtPonzihater would be the first to congratulate you. For instance, as you've rightly said, I'm a Veterinarian. In Vet med school, we did a lot of courses similar to MBBS and even more, especially in surgery. Almost all the specialties in MBBS also have their Veterinary equivalent down to neurosurgery. But you'll never see me open a thread to gloat about the similarities, rather I opened a thread to show the UNIQUENESS of Veterinary Medicine to the world, and I got over 40,000 view and more than a thousand comments, with people seeking my Veterinary assistance in one way or the other. What we saying in conclusion is "Be proud of your dental profession without reference to MBBS" you'll never see an MBBS student say "we are similar to dental students because we did oral health under community medicine" Let it be same for dentistry too sir.

Thanks. I am made to look like I have something against Dentistry,which I don't. I believe every course is unique and people should be proud of what they do, without the need to tag on to others.

Happy new year in advance and may the new year be good for us all

PonziHater

seunH:
I understand you sir, but even in their speciality they do sir. For psychiatrist there are several post partum mental/psychological disorders that psychiatrist come across regularly, For the ENT same too sir especially in obstetrics emergencies where the newborn is having challenges with respiration or in-utero/congenital ENT conditions, same for the opthalmologist especially in in-utero/congenital eye conditions. My dear brother, as said earlier, every single course MBBS students are trained on or even during rotations are relevant to their speciality. If it wasn't, they wouldn't be trained in that area. What we are saying in a nutshell, is that you guys should be proud of what you do. Be proud that you save lives of people with oral carcinoma, cleft palate etc. Be proud that in Dental school, you where taught orthodontics, dental pathology etc. Open a thread and show the world why dentistry is the best course in the world without reference to MBBS, and I tell you, SgtPonzihater would be the first to congratulate you. For instance, as you've rightly said, I'm a Veterinarian. In Vet med school, we did a lot of courses similar to MBBS and even more, especially in surgery. Almost all the specialties in MBBS also have their Veterinary equivalent down to neurosurgery. But you'll never see me open a thread to gloat about the similarities, rather I opened a thread to show the UNIQUENESS of Veterinary Medicine to the world, and I got over 40,000 view and more than a thousand comments, with people seeking my Veterinary assistance in one way or the other. What we saying in conclusion is "Be proud of your dental profession without reference to MBBS" you'll never see an MBBS student say "we are similar to dental students because we did oral health under community medicine" Let it be same for dentistry too sir.

You see that is the difference between human medicine and veterinary medicine. In human medicine, there are clear cut boundaries between specialties. I understand that in a veterinary clinic, a pregnant dog suffering from a particular disease may just be handled by a single veterinarian. But you see, in human medicine, a psychiatrist won't just admit a pregnant patient to a psychiatry ward to take delivery of a baby simply because the mother is mentally unstable. A psychiatrist would call upon an OnG specialist to come and handle the parturition, that's why referrals are very common in human hospitals. In human medicine different specialties come together for the benefit of a single patient, probably because human life is very precious.
And when did I give you the impression that I am not proud of my dental profession? If I wasn't proud of it, I wouldn't even be here trying to enlighten PonziHater and others on this thread. I'm sure you must have witnessed my sense of pride when talking about dental surgery. I don't even try to hide it.

seunH:
I understand you sir, but even in their speciality they do sir. For psychiatrist there are several post partum mental/psychological disorders that psychiatrist come across regularly, For the ENT same too sir especially in obstetrics emergencies where the newborn is having challenges with respiration or in-utero/congenital ENT conditions, same for the opthalmologist especially in in-utero/congenital eye conditions. My dear brother, as said earlier, every single course MBBS students are trained on or even during rotations are relevant to their speciality. If it wasn't, they wouldn't be trained in that area. What we are saying in a nutshell, is that you guys should be proud of what you do. Be proud that you save lives of people with oral carcinoma, cleft palate etc. Be proud that in Dental school, you where taught orthodontics, dental pathology etc. Open a thread and show the world why dentistry is the best course in the world without reference to MBBS, and I tell you, SgtPonzihater would be the first to congratulate you. For instance, as you've rightly said, I'm a Veterinarian. In Vet med school, we did a lot of courses similar to MBBS and even more, especially in surgery. Almost all the specialties in MBBS also have their Veterinary equivalent down to neurosurgery. But you'll never see me open a thread to gloat about the similarities, rather I opened a thread to show the UNIQUENESS of Veterinary Medicine to the world, and I got over 40,000 view and more than a thousand comments, with people seeking my Veterinary assistance in one way or the other. What we saying in conclusion is "Be proud of your dental profession without reference to MBBS" you'll never see an MBBS student say "we are similar to dental students because we did oral health under community medicine" Let it be same for dentistry too sir.

And you said we always try to reference MBBS when talking of BDS?
OP is not just trying to reference medicine when talking of dentistry. You just can't talk of dentistry without medicine, because medicine is the bedrock of dentistry.... Dentistry is a branch of medicine (you can check Wikipedia). Why should we now change the narrative just because it doesn't sit well with you and PonziHater?... It's just like telling me to talk of dermatology without bringing medicine into the picture, how does that sound?
On the other hand, veterinary medicine is a whole different ball game.

Maid007:

You see that is the difference between human medicine and veterinary medicine. In human medicine, there are clear cut boundaries between specialties. I understand that in a veterinary clinic, a pregnant dog suffering from a particular disease may just be handled by a single veterinarian. But you see, in human medicine, a psychiatrist won't just admit a pregnant patient to a psychiatry ward to take delivery of a baby simply because the mother is mentally unstable. A psychiatrist would call upon an OnG specialist to come and handle the parturition, that's why referrals are very common in human hospitals. In human medicine different specialties come together for the benefit of a single patient, probably because human life is very precious.
And when did I give you the impression that I am not proud of my dental profession? If wasn't proud of it, I wouldn't even have been here trying to enlighten PonziHater and other people on this thread.

Medical officers handle generalist cases from OnG, Medicine to paed. If a psychiatrist decided to open a private hospital and handled wide range of cases his training covers him to do this, and he can be indemnified for this.

This would not be the case as a Dentist. So there no Basis for comparison. If a Dentist does this and is reported, he'll be fried.

Dentistry is a first Degree and a graduate can work as a Dental officer. Enjoy the specialties in Dentistry and don't equate them to the specialties in MBBS.

No one is superior, but a Dentist is not a Medical Doctor.

PonziHater

sgtponzihater1:


Medical officers handle generalist cases from OnG, Medicine to paed. If a psychiatrist decided to open a private hospital and handled wide range of cases his training covers him to do this, and he can be indemnified for this.

This would not be the case as a Dentist. So there no Basis for comparison. If a Dentist does this and is reported, he'll be fried.

Dentistry is a first Degree and a graduate can work as a Dental officer. Enjoy the specialties in Dentistry and don't equate them to the specialties in MBBS.

No one is superior, but a Dentist is not a Medical Doctor.

PonziHater

So, you think a psychiatrist would open a psychiatric hospital and be taking in pregnant women for delivery? Do you know what it takes to open a hospital? Is MDCN a joke to you?
Like I said in my previous post, taking delivery is not in the specialty of a psychiatrist. But of course, the psychiatrist could take delivery if it's an emergency. But if a pregnant woman comes to psychiatric hospital, she would be referred immediately to a general hospital so that they can take care of her to avoid complications, and in case there happens to be any complication.
Like a lecturer of mine always says, "making appropriate referral is an attribute of a good doctor".
I have mentioned time without number that a dentist is a doctor of dental medicine/surgery. But you keep saying a dentist is not a Medical doctor, did I tell you that a dentist is a physician or doctor of medicine before? You keep making us repeat conversations we have had before.
Just rest abeg. Unless you have something new to say, I'm done replying you. I don't have time to be repeating myself....