73 Questions with an Allergist/Immunologist | ND MD

Welcome to 73 Questions with ND MD. This video series highlights different medical specialties to give you a better idea of what it is like in the life of a full time attending or resident physician...and now healthcare professional students of various healthcare careers or programs! On this episode, Dr. Gupta, an attending Allergist/Immunologist, walks us through her passion for a niche but rewarding specialty that rewards its specificity with drastic positive changes in a patient's quality of life. This is a field for the physicians who wants variety in pathology and the opportunity to work with adults and children. Listen to her memorable stories, excitement, and joyful attitude that makes Dr. Gupta an outstanding physician, mother, and inspiration to those looking to pursue a career as an allergy/immunology doctor. Thank you Dr. Gupta for your time and for giving us a look into the life of an Allergist/Immunologist!

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[capucine]

Great interview! I think it's great to have doctors who have chronic conditions themselves because then they really understand that even if a patient isn't dying, their condition still really affects their life.

[danielp]

As a last year resident in A/I (in europe) I’m a bit surprised the lack of mention of drug allergies and drug desensitizations as it is one of our largest and most important tasks in the hospital setting. There was mention of food allergies, but no mention of food desensitization. I say it as a constructive criticism, since I think prospective residents like and should know about this aspect of the specialty. All in all it was a great interview!

[kellywang]

Can totally relate to being an empath, loved this interview!

[bajjajiadam]

Saved to watch later thanks for the video

[iconiccMMM]

Would it be possible for you to do ophthalmology before you transition into residency

[SayWhat]

Indians always gonna help out their own

[MichaelMerritt]

Sub specialty could be MCAS. It’s surprising how hard it is to find allergy immunologists that deeply understand mast cells, test and treat MCAS specifically. Everyone seems most concerned about histamine, skin prick and food allergies and not all the other conditions that arise from in appropriate mast cell activation. Which is much more common in the post covid world.

[yamabesharat]

Thank you for the amazing and inspiring content. It will be very helpful if u also interview a european physician. Thank you 😊