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Doctor on the run

Mumbai : India | about 1 month ago  
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Munir Khan is supposed to be a high profile Doctor who prescribes wonder medicines – he advertises extensively on the local cable TV network. But, when his patients came to his chamber to get their promised doses of medicine, they found the chamber locked. Later, they learnt that he is absconding and that the police are after him. He is, in fact, a quack and people got fooled by his advertisements in the local cable TV channels. Police complaints are piling up against his name. He usually compels his patients to pay for the wonder drugs in advance but these fail to cure the diseases. One of the complainants recounted of how she paid 16 thousand rupees to get medicines for her child who suffers from epilepsy and another of how she hocked her jewelry to get the 15 thousand rupees to purchase medicine for her husband who is a heart patient.

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  • Posted By mllovric mllovric | about 1 month ago
    Epilepsy is easily treated without going to quacks. I take Tegretol 100 milligrams a day for epilepsy which is the absolute minimum. You can use either Tegretol or Dilantin which can only be obtained from a chemist and
    there is no cure for epilepsy but it can be kept at bay with the tablets I
    mentioned. I should know because I've been taking them most of my life. I
    don't need dilantin anymore, only Tegretol once a day. Quacks like that should all be jailed, they killed my grandma with quack medicines, than my
    step-mother and followed by my father. Promising wonders, people spend thousands of dollars, but instead of getting better, they become worse and eventually die. Happy Halloween. 2/11/2009.
  • Posted By prabirghose prabirghose | about 1 month ago
    i agree with you mllovric - quacks should be avoided like plagues ...
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