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17 Secrets Pakistani Doctors Want You To Know
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(Courtesy of : http://www.shughal.com/17-secrets-pakistani-doctors-want-know/)
Being a doctor in Pakistan is considered to be a really big deal. People assume you are filthy rich, carry a medical encyclopaedia in your brain and are bursting with cures and free advice.
Even though you love your profession dearly, there are a few things you wish you could tell everyone. The SECRETS the Pakistani Doctors want everyone to know.
1. You really wish your khandaan-wale would stop asking you to diagnose their diseases during weddings, Eid meet-ups and dawats.
4. Your journey on becoming a doctor was not a piece of cake. It meant that you often had to give up good night’s sleep, fun, and spending time with friends and family. And, personal grooming as well.
6. If you are a newbie, then you know you have to maintain a cordial relationship with the entire staff. From nurses to technicians, everyone has an upper hand.
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