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Thanks for the A2A and I hope all the best for you and your wifeIf I could talk to her right now, I would say...Before you goGet your credit cards and bank accounts in order.Have a medical, dental and gynecological checkFind the jail where you will be incarcerated and familiarize yourself with rules. Knowing what is and isn't allowed can make this period less trying on everyone involved.Get your estate documents in order before you enter jail.Let family/friends know how to contact you, send mail, and how to transfer money to your account.When you goIf you will be able to self surrender:Bring your ID card and social security card with youReport to jail in time, don’t take anything with you except ID card, SSC, a list of names of requested visitors and also a list of phone contacts and cash.Probably you will be allowed to keep her wedding band (no stones) but I wouldn’t take it with me.Wear cheap and comfortable clothes (sweatpants or leggings and sneakers or similar).Your clothes will be sealed in a bag (probably bunched up) and storedIf you are taken into custody straight after court hearing:You have to wear a formal business suit in front of the judge but remember to wear elegant flat shoes (no heeled shoes because they use handcuffs and ankle chains for transport from court to jail and walking in high heels with your ankles chained together is impossible).Prepare yourself for the booking process. Jail intake is not pleasant. Cooperate with all instructions given to you by the guards.Try to enter with a full stomach and rested. You could stay in an uncomfortable holding cell for several hours.Try to stay calm and be patient.

1. Eat Iron-Rich Foods, Like red meat, shrimp, tofu, spinach, almonds, dates, lentils, fortified breakfast cereals, almonds, oysters and asparagus.2. Increase Vitamin C Intake, papaya, oranges, lemon, strawberries, bell peppers, broccoli, grapefruit, tomatoes and spinach3. Beetroots4. Apples5. Blackstrap Molasses OR ask online query to gynecology specialist at HelpingDoc.

Though not yet a doctor, but being a medical student on the verge of getting my degree, I can point out a few instances where we get completely mad at patients, but we mostly do not show it. Not all of it is the patient's fault, it's our society to blame at large. Based on my experience and observations in clinics at JIPMER (but these might hold true for other hospitals too) -Pediatrics department -The most annoying and the cruelest of mothers are those who refuse to get their babies vaccinated timely, either due to ignorance or because they think they know more than us. There was this lady in the pediatrics ward, with a 10 month baby who was diagnosed with TB meningitis. This was during my 5 th sem posting. She had not vaccinated baby because it's against their custom. Not only that, when I tell her to not make the same mistake with her next baby, she replies, I cannot go against the customs! What customs are these that involve putting a child's life at risk? Call it our country's fault or call it the patient's stoic attitude, we've failed to educate them and, even when we try, people do not want to be educated. This is what is annoying.Pediatric nephro OPD - A mother brings her 2 year old son with Cushingoid facies. It's a side effect of excess steroid intake. Baby had nephrotic syndrome and was on alternate day steroid course. Mother gave it everyday. Did we ask you to change dose as per your fancies, mother of the unfortunate baby?Labour room - I was handing over a beautiful baby girl to her mother, post delivery, when she commented - I wanted a son. This is my third baby and it's again a daughter. What shall I do with so many daughters? I froze right there. This is the country I live in. Where a particular section of society shuns a newborn angel because she's a girl. What kind of monsters are these? Do not have a baby, if you only want a son. Do not bring a daughter to this world and hurt her everyday!Advising mothers on 6 months of exclusive breast feeding becomes a pain, because women, despite being told a million times, end up giving prelacteal feeds like Buffalo milk. During my last pediatrics posting, I came across this lady who had done so, citing, her in laws believe in giving Buffalo milk to newborns. This is heights. Babies have an immature digestive system and then they're given animal milk, against our advises. This isn't just the patient's fault. Our society, by and large, is adamant to accept anything good.Obstetrics and Gynecology department -Women aged 18 and 19, coming with their second and third pregnancies. We're trying our best to educate people about the ill effects of a teenage pregnancy and yet some people do not learn. This is our society's fault, I believe, because we've failed to eliminate early age of wedding and we've failed to reach out to the masses.Women in their 4th,5th,6th pregnancies. Stop!! How many do you want? We're already overflowing with people. So many times, we've tried to educate these ladies and their families, but our society is such that they shall never accept a good advice. They do what they feel is best.Medicine department - Alcoholics. Chronic, incorrigible alcoholics. They have no idea of what they're talking, no idea of what they're doing. They do not want to give up. They do not want therapy. They just want the current symptoms to be alleviated so that they can go back to their jobless life again.Surgery department - I understand that it's not possible for every person to access health care facilities easily, but when you get a wound in the foot, a big one too, do you really need to wait for maggots to grow in the wound and destroy the whole foot architecture, before you turn up for treatment? Because, then, we're forced to amputate! I know this is not entirely their fault, but I wish, people take a little bit more care of their health and report a bit earlier when we can do something!PSM family health advisory program - I was following up an under-5 baby at his home for a year and monitoring his growth and development. A friendly family but totally opposed to inculcate any change in their habits. They store water in earthen pots and use glass to dip and retrieve that, for the kid. Come on, that's so unhygienic and it's a baby. I told them a couple of times, they weren't particularly interested in changing that, may be my fault, that I couldn't be more strict. But I've realized some individuals are just stoic. They do what they feel is the best. Doctor's advise is secondary.And, as pointed out in some of the other answers about the emerging entities called the Internet doctors - me, being in a government hospital, there's no scope of getting these patients with pseudo MBBS degree. But I can imagine how annoying those kind of patients can be.