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Dr. Hossam Mowafy, Professor of Critical Care Medicine at Kasr El Aini, revealed a touching message he received from a citizen named “Naglaa Ismail,” during his appearance in one of the episodes of the “My Lord, Increase My Knowledge” program, which he presents on the “Sada El Balad” channel, as she was complaining about… Constant headache, pain in the back of the head, blurred vision, difficulty speaking, and tremors.
“Najla” explained that she had undergone an EEG and X-ray more than once, but nothing became clear, and that what happened to her previously was the result of “sadness,” and now it accompanies her with any effort and in cases of insomnia, noting that for 5 months she has been feeling “increasing twitching and pain in the upper stomach.” “Which causes her to suffer from suffocation and pain in her left shoulder and back.”
Dr. Hossam Mowafy commented on “Najla’s” message, saying: “A good message to conclude the holy month,” adding, “I have not seen you, Najla, and we do not diagnose here.”
He continued: “In the College of Medicine, the bachelor’s exam in the fifth year is one of the most difficult exams for medical school students, because it determines the future of the medical school student.” In addition, there is a master’s exam, a second master’s exam, and the doctorate.”
He continued his speech in the video published by “Sada El Balad” channel on its YouTube channel about 3 weeks ago, “And in the doctorate, we do something beautiful that was invented by medical professors, something called a comment, which is to bring me a case on a paper without seeing the patient to diagnose his condition, and here I address him and respond to him as if The patient is in front of me, and I mention the causes of his illness and his diagnosis,” he continued, “The difficulty of the exam lies in the fact that it is the reason for failure in the doctorate if one does not pass it.”
He said: “I can give this to any student in the College of Medicine, and if he does not say that it is a psychological condition, I will drop it. I have not seen the patient, and neither has the student seen you, Najla, but the condition remains clear, and we have never come to exams with easy cases like this one.”
He concluded: “We have a professor who taught me medicine, taught me ethics, taught me how to treat a patient, taught me science, morals, and how to treat him. He is Professor Dr. Jalal Al-Saeed, and he is my teacher who taught me, and after the death of my father and mother, he is the only one on the planet who kisses his hand when I see him.”
