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Loveleen Choudhury

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Yes, BAMS doctor can also be drug inspector if they do right study and get the need qualification. But not everyone can do it just after finishing BAMS, they need extra step.

Mostly drug inspector job ask for degree in Pharmacy or something like that. Still BAMS student can take more training in medicine, pharmacology or pharma science and then apply. So it's not impossible, but little more work needed.

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Yatendra Pradhan

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Nope, a BAMS doctor cannot practice as a gynecologist in modern medicine directly. But, they can specialize in "Stree Rog and Prasuti Tantra," which is the Ayurvedic branch focusing on women's health, pregnancy and even childbirth. 

To become a gynecologist, candidates must pursue MBBS course and later followed by followed an MD or DNB course. 

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Parul Thapa

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Yes a BAMS doctor is authorised use injections only if they have necessary training and also follow guidelines which is set by Ministry of AYUSH. 

But it is very important that they follow regulations and scope of practice set by state medical councils.

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Yatendra Pradhan

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Yes, BHMS course graduates are legally entitled to be called "Doctors" in India. After completing the Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) course, they are recognised as Homeopathic doctors. 

The title of "Doctor" is granted as they are qualified to practice Homeopathy, diagnose medical conditions, and prescribe homeopathic medicines. 

However, it is important to note that while they can be called "Doctor," their practice is limited to homoeopathic medicine and does not include the prescription of allopathic treatments unless they pursue further qualifications.

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Parul Thapa

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Well, it's actually not. Though it will grant a title of “Doctor” (Dr.) in a professional capacity, it's not some traditional medical doctor's degree like MBBS. BPT means a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, who specializes in rehabilitation, physical therapy, and pain management without prescribing medicines or performing surgeries.
Once you complete this course and obtain a license from the respective state council, you can use the prefix “Dr.” before your name. 

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Yatendra Shukla

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MBBS doctors are like junior doctors (foundation years) in UK. The average UK doctor salary per month is around GBP 3,000 to 4,000 (INR 3 to 4 lakhs). MBBS is a qualification, not a specialization. Salary will also depend on the doctor's chosen speciality area.

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Raj Vimal

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With a working experience of 5 to 6 years, a specialised doctor pay in the UK varies between GBP 60,000 to GBP 120,000 (INR 63.46 Lakhs to 1.26 cr). This amount does not include the compensation of overtime and weekend shifts. This salary is higher than the salary of dcotors in India

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Aishwarya Rai

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It is phenomenally easy to confuse the term 'Doctor,' as both a PhD and MBBS are referred to as 'Doctor'; however, they have very different roles and expertise.
 
An MBBS has been given the authority to practice medicine and treat patients as a medical doctor. They can diagnose you, prescribe you treatment plans, and perform surgeries on you.
 
A PhD has been awarded the title after conducting rigorous research into a field of study, commonly Science, Engineering or Humanities, typically in a specific area of their field. They are generally a subject matter expert and have a doctorate in their research area, but not generally to

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Kanishk Shukla

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A physiologist is not a doctor in the traditional sense. While a physiologist studies and understands the functions and mechanisms of the human body, their role focuses on research, teaching, and applying physiological knowledge to various fields such as healthcare, sports, and clinical settings. Unlike medical doctors (MDs), physiologists do not diagnose or treat patients directly. 

However, they play a crucial role in understanding the body's functions, which contributes to advancements in medicine, rehabilitation, and health sciences. Some physiologists may pursue further qualifications, like a PhD, but they are not licensed to

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Mamona Jain

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A dermatologist is primarily a medical doctor specializing in diagnosing and treating conditions related to the skin, hair, and nails. While dermatologists are not surgeons in the traditional sense, they are trained to perform various surgical procedures when necessary. 

These include skin biopsies, excision of skin cancers, mole removal, and certain cosmetic surgeries such as laser treatments or dermabrasion. 

However, more complex procedures, like reconstructive surgery, are typically handled by dermatologic surgeons or plastic surgeons who have additional specialised training.

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