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Premium Edition 2026, by Dr. Neha Gupta

The OPD cases you see every day, worked up from complaint to prescription.

31 high-yield cases across Medicine, Ortho, Derm, Paeds, Obs & Gynae and Men's Health. Each one gives you the history pointers, examination, investigations, differentials, a ready Rx table with Indian brand names, red flags and exactly what to tell the patient.

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Case #12 inside
OPD Slip Acute uncomplicated UTI

Pt: 26 F. C/o burning micturition, frequency × 2 days. Afebrile.

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Tab. Nitrofurantoin 100 mg BD × 5 days

Tab. Paracetamol 500 mg SOS

Oral fluids 2.5–3 L/day

Review in 48–72 hrs

Red flag: fever with flank pain, think pyelonephritis and refer.

Textbooks explain the disease. OPD gives you five minutes per patient.

Harrison's won't tell you which brand the chemist stocks, how to explain a 14-day typhoid course to a patient who feels better on day 4, or which symptom means you should stop and refer. That gap is where new clinicians lose confidence.

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  1. Token 07

    Fever with body ache in monsoon. NS1 or IgM? When do you stop managing in OPD?

  2. Token 14

    Newly detected BP 150/95. Telmisartan or amlodipine, and what dose to start?

  3. Token 22

    Itchy ring-shaped rash, already using a steroid combo cream. What do you say?

  4. Token 31

    Low back pain for 3 weeks. Which findings mean cauda equina, refer now?

Every case is laid out the same way, so you find answers in seconds.

One case per page, in the order you actually think through a patient. Once you've read one, you can scan any other in the middle of a consultation.

  1. Chief complaintsHow the patient presents
  2. History pointersThe questions that change management
  3. ExaminationWhat to check, what's expected
  4. InvestigationsWhat to order and when not to
  5. Most probable diagnosisWith criteria where they matter
  6. DifferentialsWhat else it could be
  7. Prescription tableDrug, dose, duration, Indian brands
  8. Lifestyle advicePractical, Indian diet and routine
  9. Follow-upWhen to review and what to reassess
  10. Red flagsWhen to refer urgently
  11. Counselling scriptWords to use with the patient
  12. One-line revisionFor exams and quick recall

Sample: #10 Dengue fever

Excerpt from the handbook

Prescription (Rx)

DrugDoseNotes
Paracetamol 500 mgQID (max 4 g/day)Avoid NSAIDs and aspirin
Oral fluids, ORS2.5–3 L/dayMaintain hydration
Ondansetron 4 mgBD / SOSFor vomiting

Red flags, refer urgently

  • Severe abdominal pain or persistent vomiting
  • Bleeding gums, skin or per rectum
  • Sudden drop in platelets with rising Hct

What to tell the patient

"Dengue usually settles in 5–7 days with fluids and rest. Avoid ibuprofen or aspirin. If you get severe pain, vomiting, bleeding or pass less urine, come back immediately."

30 more cases in this format

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All 31 cases inside

Chosen for how often they walk into a general OPD in India.

Medicine 15 cases

  1. 01Acute productive cough
  2. 02Dry cough
  3. 03Acidity / epigastric pain
  4. 04Recurrent headache
  5. 05Bloating / gas
  6. 06Hypertension (newly detected)
  7. 07Type 2 diabetes
  8. 08Acute diarrhoea (adult)
  9. 09Malaria
  10. 10Dengue fever
  11. 11Typhoid
  12. 12UTI (uncomplicated)
  13. 13COPD / AECOPD
  14. 14Hypothyroidism
  15. 15Iron deficiency anaemia

Orthopaedics 4 cases

  1. 16Mechanical low back pain
  2. 17Sciatica (L4–S1)
  3. 18Frozen shoulder
  4. 19Knee osteoarthritis

Dermatology 3 cases

  1. 20Tinea corporis / cruris
  2. 21Acne vulgaris
  3. 22Diffuse hair fall (TE)

Pediatrics 3 cases

  1. 23Acute gastroenteritis (child)
  2. 24Allergic rhinitis
  3. 25Worm infestation

Obs & Gynae 3 cases

  1. 26PCOS
  2. 27Primary dysmenorrhoea
  3. 28Anaemia in pregnancy

Men's Health 3 cases

  1. 29Erectile dysfunction
  2. 30Premature ejaculation
  3. 31Low sperm count

Plus a final notes page on pregnancy, paediatric dosing, renal/hepatic adjustment and the textbooks to read next.

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Made for people who are about to face patients

Final-year students and interns

OPD postings and viva questions follow exactly this structure. The one-line revision on each page is built for last-minute recall.

Doctors starting OPD or a clinic

Keep it on your phone. Check the dose, the brand and the red flags before you write, without scrolling through five websites.

Practising clinicians

A quick refresher on current first-line choices and the counselling lines that get patients to finish their course.

Please note: this is a clinical reference for medical students and qualified practitioners. It is not a self-treatment guide. Do not take any medicine listed in it without a doctor's prescription.

Dr. Neha Gupta

[Add qualification here]. Clinician and medical educator.

Written from everyday outpatient practice for clinicians who want practical, patient-centred notes they can apply the same day.

Here's everything you get for ₹159

  • 31 OPD cases across 6 specialties, one clear page each
  • Rx tables with dose, duration and common Indian brand names
  • Red flags and urgent-referral criteria for every case
  • Patient counselling scripts and lifestyle advice
  • Follow-up schedules and one-line revision for exams
  • Full-colour PDF, readable on any phone

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What language is it in?

English, with standard clinical terms and abbreviations used in Indian hospitals.

Are the doses and brand names up to date?

They reflect common Indian OPD practice for 2026. As the handbook itself advises, always check against current national guidelines (ICMR, STG, WHO), your local antibiogram, and adjust for pregnancy, children, renal or hepatic impairment and drug interactions.

Is it useful for exams?

Yes. The case format matches how OPD cases are presented in postings and vivas, and each page ends with a one-line revision summary.

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