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Hi, I'm Rahim, 27 years old, live in Moscow, but originally I'm from Azerbaijan. I want to practice my English and ready to share my experience in Russian, Azerbaijanian and Turkish. I'm a doctor and you can ask me a question about medicine. I have much interests, but my favorite hobby is psychology, literature, youtube etc. Usually I can support any topics and conversation with different people.
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    "used to smbd" vs "to use" what is the difference between "used to...smth/smbd" and verb "to use"? For example what is the mean "You are just somebody that I used to know"?
    December 29, 2017
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    Salam , Mohammad. 

    In my experience, studying for a doctor and the experience of my friends from other medical universities, I can tell you that I have never heard of someone being refused university studies due to some illness. Different guys from very different countries around the world (Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Iraq, Malaysia, India, Vietnam) studied with me, but I have never heard that someone was not accepted because of the physiology. With me, students with hearing aids, with autoimmune diseases, studied. So, I'm sure you will not have problems with entering the university in Russia, there always help foreigners if you have difficulties with the language. I do not speak very well in English, but my What'sup is +79252219240, if you want advice on study and admission, then you can ask them to me.

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    December 28, 2017
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    Addiction and habits. What are yours? I'm going to talk about addictions and habits that we have. 3 weeaks ago I gave up smoking. Possible with 100th attempt. Please, share for your experience.
    December 27, 2017
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    Would I change my job because of low wages? I think no. I can not associate myself with other professions. Do I feel myself undervalued? Yes, I'm. When a taxi driver and a doctor receive the same income a month - it's not normal.

        A large number of competent specialists leave for Europe or America or Asia. This applies not only to medicine, but also to IT-technologies.

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    December 27, 2017
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    *on the impact of a doctor's salary on the quality of his work:
        Doctor's salary in Russia and the countries of the former Soviet bloc was and remains low in comparison with other countries. In Azerbaijan, a doctor rises only 250-450 dollars a month, in Russia no more than $ 900 a month, even in Moscow. It's in government offices. In private structures, wages are higher, usually around 1,500 - 2,000 dollars a month, but sometimes outstanding specialists receive up to 2,500 dollars a month. But there is also a black scheme for getting a pay for a job - corruption, and it is pleased with the development. So, on average, a doctor in Russia can receive a profit per month up to 2000-3000 dollars a month only as a bribe. For Americans and Europeans - my words are nonsense and fiction, but it's true. But bribes take a maximum of 15% of doctors, other doctors live either medium or poor.

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    December 27, 2017
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        аbout health in Moscow The main difference between the state medicine program in the US - is free medicine in Russia. Any Russian citizen has the right to receive medical care anywhere in Russia for FREE. Because of this, a very large flow of patients, few doctors, help is not top class, but here is the problem of payment and management, not health care itself.

          In Moscow, a developed structure of medical care, but there are queues for many days ahead and often patients are forced to apply to private clinics. Equipment in Moscow isn't inferior to European or American, but it is difficult to access at times. In general, medicine in Russia at the turn of the split from the transition from the Soviet to the modern European.

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    December 27, 2017
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    Hi to all! Let's continue our discussion/

    * about occupational therapy:
        In Russia, occupational therapy is used only in psychiatric patients. These are various activities like drawing, modeling of plasticine, games, woodworking and so on. It is believed that this technique allows you to extend the period of relapse of patients and improves their socialization.
        In medical sports medicine, too, use occupational therapy, if you can say so. But here uses a set of physical exercises for rehabilitation after injuries, cerebral strokes, children with paralysis. I, of course, believe in the effects of such therapy, but it can not be considered an absolutely unique method of therapy, it is always carried out in a complex way.

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    December 27, 2017
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    I think it works. Deeply in the basis of all the psychologies directions are biochemical processes. But another way and methods of interpretation the results.
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    December 26, 2017
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    7. about socionics 
    Socionics is not part of medicine. the basis of the psychology and behavior of man and the behavior of the crowd are the games of the neurotransmitters and the zones of the brain. but socionics does not consider from this point of view of man, but from the point of view of reflexes of behavior and types of personalities. over time, psychology and psychiatry will become only part of neurology.
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    December 26, 2017
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    2. question about difference in pharmacy:
    the terrible situation with the sale of drugs in Russia. You can buy anything without a prescription. Often low-quality medicines. We often appoint doctors with placebo and homeopathy. 

    3.  question about psychology:
    In Russia psycholigy isn't a part of official medicine. but socionics is only a part of psychology. A psychologist can't treat psychotherapy and medications here. 

    4. about my specialty
    I'm ENT (ear, nose and throat) doctor.

    5. about prolaps
    Yes, there really are such diagnoses. 

    6. about "babushka treats"
    Yes, in Russia, popular babushka's methods of treatment are very common. I myself am from the Caucasus, Azerbaijan. In Azerbaijan this is even more common, for example fortune tellers, spellcasters,, sorcerers. But usually this is combined, rarely some idiots cure of cancer with herbal tea etc. I'm negative about the unofficial method of treatment.
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    December 26, 2017
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