Good morning everyone present here, today I am going to give a speech on doctors. My speech is a way for me to express how appreciative we all are of the community of doctors, who not only frequently help us with our daily lives but also consistently work to make outstanding advancements in the medical industry.
Everywhere there is a demand for doctors. In hospitals and other healthcare facilities, over half of doctors are specialists or surgeons. They have very demanding and varied jobs, and they must be extremely responsible because they are entrusted with the patients’ lives. I strongly hope that our nation will soon have a large number of more capable and responsible medical practitioners who can work hard and help humanity through the crisis.
The general practitioner is the first medical professional to see the patient, attempt a diagnosis, and, if necessary, refer the patient to a specialist. Doctors with specialized training include gynecologists, cardiologists, neurosurgeons, immunologists, and others. A doctor’s or general practitioner’s life is challenging because they frequently have to see patients after hours, skipping meals and even rest. Doctors encourage and inspire patients who are ill.
India has a strong history of giving back to society. It is ingrained in its culture and its major religions. One of the biggest medical resources is in India. There are around 300 medical schools there, and each year 30,000 doctors graduate. In addition to allopathy, some doctors also practice Ayurveda, Unani, and homeopathy. Innovative medical modalities including Chinese acupuncture and acupressure, yoga, Nature Cure, etc. have become more well-liked in the nation. Thank you.
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