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Dating apps play an intrinsic role in modern dating habits and have made countless matches over the years. Recently, a woman matched with an ortho doctor on Bumble who prescribed her pain relief medicines. Sharing it on X, Saniya Dhawan wrote that she “randomly” shared about her neck and shoulder pain with her match.
“Matched with an Ortho doctor on bumble and randomly told him that I am experiencing neck and shoulder pain. He asked me some questions around it and then wrote me a prescription, this is so sweet,” the viral post read.
The prescription read, “Okay. Take tab. Mobizox. 1-0-0 X 7 days (after food). Tab. Pan-40 mg. 1-0-0 X 7 days (before food).”
“Ointment Flexabenz. Apply one layer, don’t massage. Appl hot packs too. Maintain posture care,” it added.
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Soon after the post went viral, social media users flooded the comment section with hilarious responses, accumulating over 2,00,000 views on the platform. A user commented, “Date a CA he will file your returns manage your taxes free for the time he is dating you.” Another user wrote, “Ortho is the mechanical engineering of Medical field. Hope you get it.”
“Ok then…I think I need to look for a therapist in Bumble from now on! I need some free therapy sessions!” the third user joked. “Wow i screen-shoted this, cos i can use it for my neck pain too…convey my thanks to him too,” another user reacted.
In January, a man sent a PowerPoint presentation on himself after her Tinder match asked why should she date him. The slides highlighted his hobbies like gymming, swimming, eating and working. “Basically, I am up for anything. From late night chai shenanigans to Maggi dates with a mountain view,” he wrote.
