Sushil Satham

BFUHS MPT Result 2023 has been released. The Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS) was held in the memory of the great Sufi Saint Baba Farid, by the Punjab Govt.

In the year of 1998, this university was established to create an intellectual, academic, and physical environment for the applicants.

The Baba Farid University of Health Sciences provides undergraduate and postgraduate programs in the field of Medical, Dental, Ayurveda, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Homeopathy, Sports Medicine, Medical and Lab Technology.

Every year, there are many applicants who may appear in this university to complete their aspiring programs and as per the eligibility criteria, admission will provide to the candidates. From this content, applicants will know the complete information of BFUHS MPT Results.

BFUHS MPT Result 2023 –Declared

The MPT (Master’s in Physiotherapy) is a full-time postgraduate program and it is 2 years program.

Those applicants are qualified for a Bachelor’s degree in any Health Science discipline from a recognized university with a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate marks.

They will be able to get admission to this course. Candidates can gain their knowledge, skill, and the required behavior expected from an expert Physiotherapist through this course.

The Baba Farid University of Health Sciences will declare the MPT course semester examination result link on its official website.

Applicants can check the result of the MPT course semester examination if they have appeared in this examination.

Applicants can apply for revaluation if they are not satisfied with their results. The result will appear to the candidates after the declaration.

Applicants can check the BFUHS MPT result by following the procedure mentioned below and they have to follow it.

Baba Farid University of Health Sciences,

Sadiq Road, Faridkot, Punjab-151 203

INDIA

Admission – 01639-256232, 256236

Let’s take it all the way back to our first recorded mentions of menstruation: ancient civilizations. It’s important to note that up until very recent history, the only people who had the education, power and influence to be writing and recording history were men. Because cis-gendered men don’t experience menstruation, we have very little recorded knowledge about periods, and what we do have might strike you as a little silly.

Back in the day, Roman philosopher Pliny the Elder was convinced that periods were some kind of magical sorcery. He wrote that people on their periods could kill entire fields of crops, cause bees to leave their hives, and control the weather. While it’s clear that our pal Pliny was wrong, it goes to show how menstruation was thought of as this mystical thing to be feared, not the natural part of life we now know it to be. That said, I wouldn’t mind being a weather-controlling superhero once a month!

Unfortunately, attitudes towards menstruation weren’t much better in medieval times. Religious shame caused people to go to great lengths to hide their periods, and even believed that cramps were a divine punishment for Eve’s original sin. Since cramps were seen as a punishment, people who were menstruating weren’t offered pain relief medicine (mostly herbal remedies at the time). In an effort to ease some of the pain, people believed that burning a toad and wearing the ashes in a pouch around your waist would cure cramps. I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling really thankful for heating pads and ibuprofen right about now!

In medieval times, people would either use rags to absorb their period blood (ever wonder where the phrase “on the rag” came from?) or they would free bleed.

In the late 19th century, periods entered their Bridgerton era and we saw the invention of the first menstrual products. From the 1890s to the early 1980s, people used sanitary belts, which basically were reusable pads that attached to a belt worn around the waist – and yes, they were as uncomfortable as they sound. While the reusable pad part was actually a pretty good idea, the belts were bulky and leakage was common.

The first disposable pads hit the market in 1888 (Lister’s Towels by Johnson & Johnson), and in the early 20th century, WW1 nurses used cellulose bandages in place of their reusable ones. The belts stuck around, though, to hold the disposable pads in place.

The first tampons came on the scene in the 1930s and aside from updating applicators over the years, the basic technology behind tampons hasn’t changed that much since.

You can resolve any type of incident or question you may have with the operator with the several freephones that are available from the large telco. If you are a private customer or have a business, you will be able to find the right phone number for you, depending on the type of query you wish to make. It is free and open from Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. You can ask questions about the operator's offers, and you can also contract the operator's rates, if you have 900 920 743, which is the free telephone number.

If you are thinking of signing up for one of its services and you are looking for information about Vodafone or you are already a client and want to make a change, you should know that you have several communication channels, although the most common thing is to look for the Vodafone telephone number and call to speak directly with one of their agents.

Kelisto tells you which of the different phone numbers you can call to inquire about or sign up for a new contract.

If you're clear about the rate you want to contract with, you can purchase it directly through the customer service number of your choice.

Most of the phone numbers from the company are free. You can make use of the free phone numbers on your bill if you want to solve a technical problem or contact customer service.

The most prominent are.

If you're already a user of the company, you can use the three free customer service numbers: 22123, 22122 and 22189, which are provided by the company. Keep in mind that each of them has their own quirks.

We already mentioned the free customer service numbers that the telco gives to its customers, but they also give other telephone numbers to resolve queries aimed at specific user groups:

The phone number for companies is 22122.

The number is free and is available from Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. It's not the only phone that the company can use to resolve incidents with their business rate, of course. We show you other phones that the company provides.

There is no breakdown phone in which the company only resolves incidents. The operator has a center that you can access from the customer area.

You can do it from the web or the mobile app. If you prefer a telephone consultation, you will always have the option of calling the number for the customers (22123).

You can contact any of the customer service telephone numbers of the company.

The number for the company is 607 123 000. This type of procedure can be carried out in a simple and comfortable way through this number. The company also offers two alternatives to make requests of this nature, and you can use the complaint telephone number.

Vodafone's free information telephone number for non-customers is the same one that the company provides to its current customers: 1444.

You can find out about the different products and services offered by the company. You will get attention from 9 to 10 in the morning and 10 to 10 at night.