@DoctorMoMan

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 West Midlands, England
Joined May 2020
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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
BBC Breakfast
@BBCBreakfastJun 24
Hundreds of schools are closing fully or partially, and rail passengers are being warned to avoid non-essential travel as a rare red warning for extreme heat has been issued for England and Wales. On #BBCBreakfast Dr Mohit Mandiratta had this advice on staying safe in the heat bbc.co.uk/news/live/cz9lj5ny…
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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
NHS
@NHSukMar 17
Meningitis symptoms can develop quickly, so it’s important to act immediately if you spot them. More info ➡️ nhs.uk/conditions/meningitis…
Meningitis symptoms. A rash will not always appear. Symptoms of meningitis develop suddenly and can include:

ALT Meningitis symptoms. A rash will not always appear. Symptoms of meningitis develop suddenly and can include:

Symptoms of meningitis develop suddenly and can include: a high temperature (fever), being sick, a headache, a rash that does not fade when a glass is rolled over it (but a rash will not always develop), a stiff neck, a dislike of bright lights, drowsiness or unresponsiveness, seizures (fits)

ALT Symptoms of meningitis develop suddenly and can include: a high temperature (fever), being sick, a headache, a rash that does not fade when a glass is rolled over it (but a rash will not always develop), a stiff neck, a dislike of bright lights, drowsiness or unresponsiveness, seizures (fits)

Call 999 or go to your nearest A&E immediately if you think you or someone you look after could have meningitis or sepsis. Trust your instincts. Do not wait for all the symptoms to appear or until a rash develops. Someone with meningitis or sepsis can get a lot worse very quickly.

ALT Call 999 or go to your nearest A&E immediately if you think you or someone you look after could have meningitis or sepsis. Trust your instincts. Do not wait for all the symptoms to appear or until a rash develops. Someone with meningitis or sepsis can get a lot worse very quickly.

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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
BBC Breakfast
@BBCBreakfast5 Dec 2025
'The flu vaccine is the best way to protect yourself' Dr Mohit Mandiratta spoke to #BBCBreakfast after the number of flu patients in hospital hit a record high in England for this time of year with NHS leaders warning the country is facing an unprecedented flu season bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c74x…
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Diane Wake 💙@Dudley_SWBCEO1 Dec 2025
I was honoured last week to officially open the new Centre of Excellence for Health Education at Halesowen College. I am really proud of our ongoing partnership with the College and look forward to developing this in the future.
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We're launching a chickenpox vaccination programme which will protect around half a million children each year. From January 2026, eligible children will get an MMRV vaccine to protect against measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox. Eligibility will be announced in due course.
Graphic that reads "New NHS chickenpox vaccination programme to protect children. From January 2026", featuring a diverse group of adults holding young children.

ALT Graphic that reads "New NHS chickenpox vaccination programme to protect children. From January 2026", featuring a diverse group of adults holding young children.

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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
BBC Breakfast
@BBCBreakfast1 Aug 2025
'Our ambition today is to celebrate the life of Graham Thorpe' Hayley Jarvis from the mental health charity Mind spoke to #BBCBreakfast about 'A Day for Thorpey' during England's fifth Test against India at The Oval, with players and supporters wearing distinctive headbands in his honour bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/arti…
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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
BBC Breakfast
@BBCBreakfast24 Jul 2025
A major new study suggests walking 7,000 steps a day can be enough to boost your brainpower and help protect against a range of different diseases. It may be a more realistic target than 10,000 steps, which is often seen as the benchmark to reach. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx23…
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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
BBC Breakfast
@BBCBreakfast26 Jun 2025
A study into potential serious side effects of weight loss jabs has been launched after hundreds of people reported problems with their pancreas. The Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency and Genomics England are asking people on weight loss drugs who have been hospitalised by acute pancreatitis to get in touch. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4ge…
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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
Dr Mohit Mandiratta@DoctorMoMan10 Jun 2023
Please make sure you stay cool during the #heatwave and be sensible in the sunshine... - Avoid going out in the middle of the day - Drink plenty of fluids - Wear appropriate clothing - Use sunscreen (min. SPF 30) - Close curtains to keep indoors cool #hothothot #staycool #summer
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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
Dr Mohit Mandiratta@DoctorMoMan5 Sep 2023
Heat exhaustion vs Heat stroke... 🌡🔥🥵 Tips on what to look out for and when to seek urgent medical input 💙🙏 #heatwave #heatexhaustion #heatstroke #nhs #teamgp
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Dr Mohit Mandiratta@DoctorMoMan17 Jun 2022
Very important to keep well hydrated in the hot and humid weather! There is some useful information on the @NHSuk website about the signs and symptoms of dehydration and when you should seek medical attention. Stay safe in the heat... 🥵🌞💧 #heatwaveuk #hydration
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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
NHS
@NHSuk18 Jun 2025
Even if it’s cloudy, UV rays can still cause sunburn. This advice can help you to stay safe and avoid getting sunburn, reducing your risk of developing skin cancer. More information on the NHS website

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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
NHS
@NHSuk18 Jun 2025
In hot weather, babies and toddlers are more at risk of dehydration. If you notice any signs of dehydration, contact your GP or call 111. The NHS website has more helpful advice ⬇️

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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
NHS
@NHSuk17 Jun 2025
With temperatures reaching 30 degrees later this week, it’s important to know the difference between heat exhaustion and heatstroke. If heat exhaustion turns into heatstroke, it needs to be treated as an emergency. Find out more on the NHS website ⬇️

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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
NHS
@NHSuk2 Jun 2025
Testicular cancer usually only affects one testicle, but it can affect both. It's important to know what is normal for you. Check your testicles regularly for any changes in the size, look or feel of your testicles. Find more information. nhs.uk/conditions/testicular…

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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
NHS
@NHSuk9 Jun 2025
Lots of people feel lonely sometimes, for many different reasons. If loneliness is affecting your life, there are things you can try that may help. Find more helpful advice and support options. nhs.uk/mental-health/feeling…

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What an utter joy to celebrate @TVNaga01 at her book launch #ItsProbablyNothing amongst colleagues & friends @DoctorMoMan @lregan7 @alisonacton @DrEkechi
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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
NHS
@NHSuk16 Feb 2025
Cervical screening saves thousands of lives every year. If you missed, or did not book, your cervical screening appointment, you can contact your GP surgery or local sexual health clinic to book now.
An illustration of a woman talking to a health care professional. Text reads ‘Cervical screening saves lives. If you missed your cervical screening appointment contact your GP practice.

ALT An illustration of a woman talking to a health care professional. Text reads ‘Cervical screening saves lives. If you missed your cervical screening appointment contact your GP practice.

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Professor Chris Whitty@CMO_England17 Feb 2025
5-year survival for breast cancer is 98% if diagnosed at Stage 1 and 89.5% at Stage 2 (out of 4 stages). Early diagnosis through screening means treatment is less invasive and more effective. Please take up your screening invitation; it makes a major difference to outcomes.
NHS England
@NHSEngland17 Feb 2025
Thousands more breast cancers could be detected earlier in England in a major new NHS drive to support more women to attend potentially life-saving breast screening. Find out more ➡️ england.nhs.uk/2025/02/nhs-l…
The image shows a healthcare professional in blue scrubs assisting a patient undergoing a mammogram. The patient, a woman with long blonde hair, is standing in front of a mammography machine. The healthcare worker is guiding her through the process. The NHS logo is displayed in the top right corner.Text reads: "NHS launches first-ever breast screening campaign to help detect thousands of cancers earlier."

ALT The image shows a healthcare professional in blue scrubs assisting a patient undergoing a mammogram. The patient, a woman with long blonde hair, is standing in front of a mammography machine. The healthcare worker is guiding her through the process. The NHS logo is displayed in the top right corner.Text reads: "NHS launches first-ever breast screening campaign to help detect thousands of cancers earlier."

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Dr Mohit Mandiratta retweeted
NHS
@NHSuk30 Jan 2025
Norovirus is a stomach bug that causes diarrhoea and vomiting. It can be very unpleasant but usually goes away in about 2 days. If you catch it; stay home, rest and have plenty of fluids. ℹ️ nhs.uk/norovirus

Norovirus (vomiting bug)

Find out about norovirus, including what the symptoms are, how you can treat it at home, how it's spread, and where to get medical help.

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NHS England
@NHSEngland30 Jan 2025
New NHS data shows that 898 patients a day were in hospital with norovirus last week – up 30% compared to the same period last year. More information on the latest NHS winter data. ➡️ england.nhs.uk/2025/01/nhs-n…
A woman is sitting on a bed in her pyjamas and holding her stomach. 'New NHS data shows that an average of 898 patients a day were in hospital with norovirus last week'.

ALT A woman is sitting on a bed in her pyjamas and holding her stomach. 'New NHS data shows that an average of 898 patients a day were in hospital with norovirus last week'.

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