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/med/icine general - Medicine General Anonymous Sun Sep 10 09:03:36 2023 No.15733382 [Reply] [Original]

As you ply your trying calling, come back to your memories with sustaining power, with pleasant recollection, and with inspiriting influence! Previous: https://boards.4channel.org/sci/thread/15711525#top

We discuss research, DO NOT offer advice (just fucking go see your doctor), make fun of premeds and shitpost.
Keep vaccination/clamping/vitamin K/soliciting advice out of this thread and start your own because it takes a lot of space.

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>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 10 13:57:06 2023 No.15733990 If me lack dopamine, why can't I just make more? Medically speaking.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 10 13:58:04 2023 No.15733993 Any suggestion for a book that introduces you to reading ultrasound images?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 10 20:29:03 2023 No.15734908 midlevels are good.

Anonymous Sun Sep 10 22:48:18 2023 No.15735217
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>>15733382
redpill me on psoriasis? what causes it? how do i fix it?
the consensus according to google seems to be "lol idk" and "suppress your immune system lol" but i'm not buying it, there has to be something. could it be caused by an allergic reaction to normal skin flora? why is it active in some places and not others? is it caused by a foreign body (like a particular kind of microorganism that lives on your skin) or is it the immune system just attacking perfectly healthy normal human tissue? does anybody actually know anything?
please just tell me what to google, my doctor is useless and i'm pretty sure none of them are going to want to spend as much time resolving this as i would like them to spend

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 10 23:08:08 2023 No.15735262 Good evening I hate cats

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 10 23:10:19 2023 No.15735271 >>15735217 I think you've just seen the doctor mike episode about it sans

Anonymous Sun Sep 10 23:48:05 2023 No.15735359

>>15735217
consider that psoriasis is strongly associated with eczema, allergic rhinitis, asthma, etc. and you can draw the conclusion that stuff like psoriasis really is just a consequence of the immune system being retarded in diverse ways. it's an unfortunate theme with lots of diseases; cytokines can help, but they aren't always used by our bodies to be helpful.

Anonymous Mon Sep 11 00:00:20 2023 No.15735384

>>15735359
>consider that psoriasis is strongly associated with eczema, allergic rhinitis, asthma, etc. and you can draw the conclusion that stuff like psoriasis really is just a consequence of the immune system being retarded in diverse ways.
Of maybe autoimmune disease rates are constantly growing because you're being poisoned and culled and not because your immune system is retarded. Just a thought. Maybe the problem is that people are retarded and society has no immune system.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 00:02:55 2023 No.15735393 File: 228 KB, 400x400, sJqZUwIh_400x400.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Alfentanil should be called (because of there being a way to make noralfentanil) alfentazine or something similar

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 00:31:23 2023 No.15735458 Just call them all norhomoanyl Alfentanil is an azine until the body metabolizes it

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 00:38:29 2023 No.15735471 Am I wrong?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 00:40:42 2023 No.15735476 O what have i done to deserve this infliction

Anonymous Mon Sep 11 01:17:18 2023 No.15735540

>>15735384
you've misread my post. anyways, it's not a novel idea that environmental factors contribute to autoimmune disease. the hard part is pinpointing the exact etiology. the harder part afterward is actually trying to mitigate the things we've found to be bad. if we just generally say things are worse now to explain why things are worse now, that's not so helpful.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 01:54:11 2023 No.15735603 https://youtu.be/umW-zRPQ4jk?si=D0rQ9Qlcc9Sx5k2q Quick summary of field drugs (pharmacology) First responders or like in war

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 01:56:57 2023 No.15735611 It's 9/11 today and the queen died today

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 03:02:56 2023 No.15735729 redpill me on anki alternatives

Anonymous Mon Sep 11 05:20:39 2023 No.15735913 [DELETED]

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I think this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morphine page
Should also include (for recreational uses) drinking it as a tea as a botanical route of oral administration, and to make tablet forms more obvious; I also read about a morphine alcohol mixture (morphine 37.5:1 alcohol parts in grains and (1) fluid oz - morphine:alcohol) appropriate for oral administration if you're taking an elixer method/route - it's called Laudunum. It can be administered topically with camphor as a 2:1 mix of morphine:camphor and this is called Paneghoric morphine now

Anonymous Mon Sep 11 05:23:38 2023 No.15735917

I think this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morphine page
Should also include (for recreational uses) drinking it as a tea as a botanical route of oral administration, and to make tablet forms more obvious; I also read about a morphine alcohol mixture (morphine 37.5:1 alcohol parts in grains and (1) fluid oz - morphine:alcohol) appropriate for oral administration if you're taking an elixer method/route - it's called Laudunum. It can be administered (for transdermal) topically with camphor as a 2:1 mix of morphine:camphor and this is called Paneghoric morphine now

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 05:30:22 2023 No.15735924 You can also make tar

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 05:39:52 2023 No.15735935 Hydromorphone is just Fenthydro-noralmorphine (cleaved hydrogen from a morphine without CH), instead of being -one

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 06:32:48 2023 No.15736001 File: 4 KB, 250x250, 4588593.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Morphine-3-glucuronide Molecular Formula C23H27NO9

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 06:44:17 2023 No.15736018 And it goes there because it's the space where the hydrogen would go. Also this proves why it isn't nor

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 06:47:11 2023 No.15736021 >>15733382 >>15733862 you're going to make me cry

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 06:48:01 2023 No.15736022 Sorry, I'll stop

Anonymous Mon Sep 11 12:34:50 2023 No.15736495 [DELETED]

On one hand I think it's bad to have the charity which publishes safety and awareness, prevention, about or from pharma to patients and doctors, be funded by pharma. It does however afford some protection in pharma when it bites- when they try to maximise sales and profits- which, without, becomes very dangerous very quickly for the corpus

Anonymous Mon Sep 11 12:37:15 2023 No.15736496

On one hand I think it's bad to have the charity that publishes safety and awareness, prevention, about (and from) pharma to patients and doctors, be funded by pharma. It does however afford some protection in pharma when it bites- when they try to maximise sales and profits- which, without, becomes very dangerous very quickly for the corpus

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>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 14:37:21 2023 No.15736688 fuck you people

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 16:30:59 2023 No.15736992 I put some fermenting sugar in a cup and trapped about 8 fruit flies in it. Day 2 there was 1 fly became retarded with some the opposite. Day 3 there are 2-3 retarded fruit flies and about 4 with hyper activity. They also laid eggs on it :)

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 18:10:47 2023 No.15737174 is it over for /med/?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 19:52:00 2023 No.15737420 how do we stop psychiatry

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 20:20:32 2023 No.15737481 File: 612 KB, 720x1600, Screenshot_20230911-211644.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Premiture, but was surely moribound! >>15736992 Not. My fault. :)

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 21:49:53 2023 No.15737667 File: 184 KB, 563x1386, oppositional_defiant_disorder_ODD.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15737420 >how do we stop psychiatry this is a disorder recognized by psychiatrists you may have it have it take your Zyprexa (tm)

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 22:22:06 2023 No.15737713 ortho I shall now refuse to elaborate and leave the thread

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 23:24:04 2023 No.15737792 >>15737420 just don't do what they tell you or take any pills they give you

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 11 23:44:16 2023 No.15737822 >>15735729 >implying Having used it religiously for over a decade I hate to admit that its current popularity leaves me feeling like my little club isn't so special anymore

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 02:37:00 2023 No.15738165 >>15737713 Copy cat

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 06:15:07 2023 No.15738445 onc y/n

Anonymous Tue Sep 12 07:30:48 2023 No.15738517
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>>15733382
>just finished night shift
>have had this patient about a week who came in with severe diverticulitis
>I put him on Ampicillin iv 2g x 4 plus gentamicin iv 5mg/kg x 1 + one dose metronidazol iv/po 1.5g followed by 500mg x 3 split over the week
>this mf is showing basically no signs of improving

What would you anons do?
I might put him on Tazobactam iv 4g x4 for like a week if he doesn't get better

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 07:44:12 2023 No.15738533 >>15738517 >severe diverticulitis Has CT/MRI been done?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 08:00:14 2023 No.15738551 >>15738517 sounds like they need surgical management, anon

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 08:04:19 2023 No.15738556 File: 123 KB, 821x686, lääkeapustaja36.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >every time someone tries to guess what specialty I will do based on my appearance they say orthopaedics

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 08:59:26 2023 No.15738627 >>15738556 >/fit/sci/ >finnish ebin :D :-DDD :-D

Anonymous Tue Sep 12 10:44:35 2023 No.15738746

>>15738533
>>15738551

Sorry I was sleeping

Had him in for CT abdomen first night and it was clear we were dealing with a HInchey 3 ie. diffuse peritonitis and so I called the backguard and we agreed it was an indication for surgery which we did that same night.

Problem is this mf is still sick as a dog even after I have been running him on basically a nuke regiment of antibiotics. Crossing fingers tazobactam fixes shit

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 18:57:16 2023 No.15739607 >>15738746 he needs laxatives ASAP, he needs to shit out the infection

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 19:10:29 2023 No.15739640 >>15738517 laxatives are at least equally important if not even more important for diverticulitis than antibiotics is what i've heard im neurofag btw so idk

Anonymous Tue Sep 12 20:03:25 2023 No.15739795

>>15739607
>>15739640

Thanks for your thoughts bros, if the day watch has not already put him on it I'll do it tonight and have the nurses clean up the poo poo.

Second ever case of severe diverticulitis I've had on my own, last time was Hinchey 4 which is simpler

Anonymous Tue Sep 12 20:09:53 2023 No.15739816

A non-med friend sent me this:
>https://www.bbc.com/news/health-66775015

The two examples of sexual harassment seem a bit far fetched to me.

>1. During surgery, "[He] just turned round and buried his head right into my breasts and I realised he was wiping his brow on me".
Let's say this actually happened. Except there are at least 2 other nurses in the operating theatre, who are outside of the surgical hierarchy, therefore not as vulnerable in employment, and would love to take down a surgeon at any opportunity. Doesn't make sense.

>2. At a medical conference social event, "I trusted him ... so, he walked me back to the place I was staying, I thought he wanted to talk and yet he just suddenly turned on me and he had sex with me."
This just strikes me as post-coital regret. Taking a guy back to your home after a social implies sexual activity. She was probably hoping fucking him would help her career and it didn't so she is seething.

Thoughts lads?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 20:43:52 2023 No.15739918 >>15739795 both were me (neurofag) still, good luck, hope he clears up

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 12 23:06:40 2023 No.15740257 >>15739816 she's a lying whore and wants money

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 00:47:47 2023 No.15740398 Have you ever taken or prescribed lithium

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>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 01:06:02 2023 No.15740429 >>15734908 >midlevels are good. Male ones are

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 01:09:04 2023 No.15740434 >>15739816 Agree on both. Nurses would have complained, they love complaining. 2. Whore who wants to get paid.

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 01:22:17 2023 No.15740459

Says here the Apple watch can check you for abnormal breathing (sort of a weird thing to put on people that work out all the time or drinks Starbucks coffee). Also sez lung cancer. But that's pretty cool. Also it's weird to do it on a watch, which isn't going to be able to track the blood down the arm. That the watch strap can't adjust its tightness as well
Maybe if they had a strap on their arm for an MP3 player connected to then watch. And that more information could be got by having the watch strap listen all the way round with special straps

What do you think? And about getting the fittest people? Bearing in mind that of you could measure someone's blood at home all of the time in say their chair they use to watch television and eat McDonald's they would probably do this already IN the hospital bed

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 01:57:40 2023 No.15740535
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I have a case for you.
I have constant phantosmia since a few days.
It smells like cigarette smoke.

Could it be due to covid?
I already got covid, and it messed with my taste at times, but not much with smell other than shutting it down.

May I have a mouth infection? But that would smell foul instead...

What else could it be, medfags? I hate the smell of smoke.
halp!

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 02:00:23 2023 No.15740539 >>15740535 You're going to need your tonsils removed ASAP

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 02:04:25 2023 No.15740551 >>15740539 Are you serious? These are way down. And they don't hurt. But a few dental pieces might be to blame: one old root canal, and one removed impacted third molar a year ago.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 02:11:29 2023 No.15740561 >>15740551 You need a camera down your throat and some iodoform but not the stuff the public can buy

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 02:18:52 2023 No.15740571

>>15740551
Which state do you live in? Also have you eaten any deep fried foods I wanted to ask you even though I'm not going to or can't give you medical advice I just want to know
Do you drink a lot of tap water? Was your filling silver and did it cost a lot of be "upgraded"?

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>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 02:28:54 2023 No.15740587 Sucrose sugar cures toothache let it be clear

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Anonymous Wed Sep 13 03:45:32 2023 No.15740688
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This part about the eyes flickering is chilling
I've been trying to gather everything again since reading this because the eyes flickering and them going blind because you replaced their body with milk - I would think - is the body calmly shutting down to go die - the thought emptying someone out and watching that is frightening, in a bad way
Also (nystgmus)
And that I think it was causing problems but not damage to the optical nerves by inhibiting them because of voltage (calcium or iron-nitrogen) or pressure (nitrogen). Maybe the milk food was acting as a catalyst and more or less nitrogen could be found in the blood or see the bones affected, in today. The only info recovery would be digging up the body and checking the bones and cartilage

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 03:52:14 2023 No.15740696 It would be interesting to see how the body reacts to putting milk into the veins elsewhere on it to the limb but for nectrotic tissue which can't be dyalysised

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 04:10:56 2023 No.15740717
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>>15733862
So weird to realize that Christian priests are traditionally considered to be as, or more, esteemed than physicians. What a fucking joke nowadays I could get ordained by some weirdo orthodox or anglican church this weekend

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 04:42:22 2023 No.15740754
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This would be perfect for people dying from intra-venous milk either as is or in combination drugs
Here's an advertisement: https://youtu.be/fZ04085aoFQ?si=08LZEvudXAkQ_KSl

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 05:09:11 2023 No.15740791

I accidentally threw a tissue with a bit of disinfectant (isopropyl, benzalkonium chloride etc) onto a whole bowl of soaking millet that I left overnight for food prep... I rinsed it couple times, I just want to hear I'm not retarded for still using that food, am poor as shit

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 05:15:55 2023 No.15740804

>>15740717
traditionally physicians were about as useful as psychologists or life coaches today

what is interesting is that nobody like surgeons. I guess without media pumping out constant medical heroism propaganda people noticed they're all sadists or otherwise mentally deranged individuals

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 05:36:49 2023 No.15740833

Wow this: https://youtu.be/nhsF7Csninw?feature=shared says
Women can't take this medication which helps avoid getting hepatitis B and this is interesting I wonder why it's like that. Women's bodies aren't as well understood as males and sometimes they function differently

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 05:38:46 2023 No.15740836 I meant avoid getting HIV

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 05:44:43 2023 No.15740844 [DELETED]

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https://youtu.be/uN5xKwDYuKc?si=_g93txKI8uq5dzju Hepatitis C
Hep B fixes itself with the help of antibiotics and A fixes itself as well. Chronic hepatitis C has an 80% fatality rate as you are probably aware!

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 05:46:50 2023 No.15740850

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https://youtu.be/uN5xKwDYuKc?si=_g93txKI8uq5dzju [Open] Hepatitis C
Hep B fixes itself with the help of antibiotics and A fixes itself as well. Chronic hepatitis C becomes chronic in 80% of patients as you are probably aware! I can't get that image again

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 05:50:01 2023 No.15740854 ABSOLUTE STATE OF MY FUCKING COUNTRY A high-school graduate just got arrested after fucking impersonating doctor and WORKING FOR 2 FUCKING YEARS in city hospital. What the fuck seriously I wasted 6 years for this?? WTF

Stop guessing start learning Wed Sep 13 05:57:57 2023 No.15740868 [DELETED]

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>>15740854
All of med sci is reading case study from the medical literature. Why is this so hard for anons to understand? There is no vodoo healing powers. “I have a cure” is probably the oldest scam in the book

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 06:01:04 2023 No.15740872 Also the person salty a week later who posted the same back at me about the word "hollistic" not being real like I said about "cure" not being a medical term you're wrong and MO doctors do it all the time. Hepatitis C is fixed!

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 06:05:10 2023 No.15740874 >>15733990 You can for specific tasks with enough engagement and repetition (this is literally how learning works). But baseline dopamine levels seem to be permenant, with some people severely lacking in it (ala, ADHD).

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 06:06:41 2023 No.15740875 >>15740535 You need opioids

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 06:28:12 2023 No.15740892 i love giving care to spics who cant speak a lick of english who are on state medical insurance.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 06:37:24 2023 No.15740903 >>15740791 henlo?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 07:39:19 2023 No.15740964 >>15740892 For my learning can you talk about some of the things? Might be good to get it off your chest

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 08:18:42 2023 No.15741013 Today is trying to be acidosis day

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 09:36:37 2023 No.15741114 >>15740571 The answer is 'no' to all the questions

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 09:41:03 2023 No.15741121

>>15740964
>come in
>state mandates you provide them a state approved translator
>sometimes insurance is a pain in the ass to get it to cover it instead of you being charged for it (and almost costing as much as the exam)
>they have a type2 diabetes, hypertension, and many other diseases out of control
>dont worry, the state insurance will cover all of it free of charge :)
>develop different retinopathies as well
>state will pay for the laser treatments and the injections which cost several thousand dollars each injection and need to be repeated every month or so

additionally,
>constant community events to give them help out where they need them
>no help given to poor Americans, only poor spics who speak 0 english

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 10:02:39 2023 No.15741152

>>15741121
That's interesting and actually pretty impressive that insurance covers so much. You must wait on hold a lot for all of that. Unless the problem is the language barrier and who's getting it, over Americans
They're apparently getting food with insulin now by the way. I think it's like $30 or so right now?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 10:42:39 2023 No.15741215 >>15741114 Do you have a loose part of bone underneath your chin if you dig your thumb into it and feel around on the outside of the skin at the back of your bone

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 12:00:19 2023 No.15741306 File: 46 KB, 720x518, Screenshot_20230913-125939.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15740868 Wow all of these are literally me

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 14:41:01 2023 No.15741605

>>15740892
poor med student spic here, thanks for paying for my school lunch and education american taxpayers :) i appreciate it :)
i think it's funny that white people want to blame immigrants for their issues when the actual problem is that billionaires don't pay taxes and republicans are evil

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 17:54:16 2023 No.15742051 Is the bone nitrogen positively charged

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 18:09:53 2023 No.15742093

With enough people or mice the milk source would be (self) sustainable as you can milk them, and see if it changes from other/actual milk in any way by the treatment as well as if the IV milk or cum changes those things at all either. You could put their own milk into the IV with dyalysis to take it back out if they are many in number and give them altered valsartan with salt or metal potassium, if it's scaled up after blind trials of two mice (one control) repeated in sets of them to check if there's a difference to see if it does anything

Anonymous Wed Sep 13 20:21:31 2023 No.15742352

>>15741152
a lot of them come in with the state insurance which typically covers it (although is a much bigger pain in the ass to use the state-mandated translation service). some have a different type of insurance but we're still mandated to use a translation service of some kind, and it's harder to get reimbursed with those insurances.

im not on hold too much, the biggest chunks of time is simply typing in the patient information repeatedly due to a poor translator/needing to call again, and having to repeat instructions/information multiple times if the translator isn't great. im also pissed at how much free care they get compared to poor Americans. no idea on the insulin, i just know about the several thousand dollar injections every month or two along with other treatments.

>>15741605
bait harder

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 22:03:04 2023 No.15742552 >>15741215 No, nothing moves. It might be the new covid variant.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 13 22:28:42 2023 No.15742627 File: 301 KB, 1280x960, mt-baldy-ski-area.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15733382 premed here what kind of clincial experience did you guys accumulate for applications? thoughts on EMT work?

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 00:57:01 2023 No.15742916 >>15738556 based, me too sometimes people get visibly confused when i say im interested in neuro

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 02:10:58 2023 No.15743041

>>15733382
I took the LSAT practice test on the LSAc website just for fun without any practice and got a 171. That is Haravard tier. With no practice at all. Why is it so easy, why is the MCAT so much harder than that? I thought pre-law students went through the same struggle as us but there test is just AP english. I'm reconsidering the pre-med path seeing as how easy Law is.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 02:15:44 2023 No.15743049 >>15743041 >there test is this a joke?

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 03:10:35 2023 No.15743092

>>15742352
Wow having to do things over and over is the worst. But also, thanks for sharing your experience, which is just in time for what I was doing. I'd heard about American insurance and its monopoly but it was a biased person saying that to me. But (even if it's.more annoying for you) it's sort of right that all of the foreigner Mexicans in America aren't all on the same "plan" right?
Medicare (for poor Americans) is so big even England has heard of it. There's surely a competitor for them still to break up the monopoly? If all Mexicans or poors were grouped together then it might be weaponized.to kill them

Maybe you have to deal with more Mexicans because white people on the state insurance don't visit the ER when they get injured for as many things or low amounts of pain. Also think, the Mexicans need to work all the time to sustain their families and if they can't work because they can't get treated for their injury they will starve

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 03:13:28 2023 No.15743095

When do I go to a GP versus specialist for skin cancer checks?
I have some suspect marks but they don't have the ABCDE features of melanoma
Is a specialist overkill? What do you hear as people working or studying in the field?
Is a specialist happy to take a hypochondriac who probably should have gone to a GP for the profit?

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 03:13:57 2023 No.15743096 >>15742552 Then just self isolate for a week in bed and eat som soups :3 And if it gets worse.enough for you to want to do it, go to the doctors if it doesn't fix itself

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 03:16:52 2023 No.15743100

>>15743095
Btw what is the principle of 'I see something and i don't know what it is but it is likely nothing to worry about' versus 'I see something and I don't know what it is but I'm sending you to a specialist/expert'
The first option seems quite stressful on the part of the GP

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 03:17:09 2023 No.15743102 There isn't an opioid epidemic, Doctor Ffreemmmmaan

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 03:31:11 2023 No.15743115 >>15743049 No it's not. There's many more mistakes in there. Thankfully 4chan posts are not graded

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 03:43:31 2023 No.15743131 >>15743092 state healthcare ie medicaid not medicare which is federal. dont care what happens to the spics, they shouldnt be on free American insurance.

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 04:47:26 2023 No.15743206

I feel as though the paper saying that black people get less treatment drugs (and opioids) than white people - which by the way they said was because of socioeconomic factors and not race - wasn't looking at the hospitals they said we're worse in that area for if they're privately owned. Like praviate equity

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 04:56:53 2023 No.15743221

>>15743131
I'm not going to remember what the state Medicare is, but I need to learn about Medicare. I can't imagine the health insurance for public sector workers could be very good
Also how does the heart work? Some of the things people run through it is insane unless I'm misunderstood

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 05:32:20 2023 No.15743270 Have you ever seen someone dead or die from a car crash and was it a big thing for you? What percentage of doctors have, before they became doctors

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 05:45:07 2023 No.15743290 Medicine would be so good if it weren't for the patients. Every day I detest more the human trash that comes through the hospital.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 08:00:57 2023 No.15743486 >>15743290 Have you tried just studying and not practising? But I know you mean well by saying this anyway :)

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 10:46:33 2023 No.15743681 >>15743486 I've had a pretty shit week. Just in time for my birthday too. Fuck this awful ferocious existence.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 12:16:04 2023 No.15743859 >>15743681 :( I'd totally hate to hear about it but if you need to get it off your chest them telling me about what happened could help you

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 12:22:26 2023 No.15743868 File: 161 KB, 1920x1080, 1693361654852435.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] medbros, did you have a study group and schoolfriends or was it a solo thing? I feel like I'm doing something wrong.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 12:32:14 2023 No.15743886 >>15743868 >people on 4chan(nel) >friends whats wrong?

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 12:39:24 2023 No.15743906 Of 30% of the drug leaves the body renally during chorionic kidney failure then why can't oxycotin and paracetamol cure constipation

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 12:45:04 2023 No.15743915
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>>15743886
Lately I've been thinking about my childhood and how great it was and all, then I suddenly experience this very ominous feeling - I am inadvertently but steadily approaching a very terrible place. There's mostly popular people around me, so maybe this is all just confusion induced by seeing all those faggots, but nevertheless worrying.

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 13:30:49 2023 No.15743969

>>15743041
>I thought pre-law students went through the same struggle as us

the struggle is getting into a "T14" law school, so you graduate with a decent job

med school is going this way though as more DO schools open up. the top schools will have all the surgery and academic IM matches while the DO schools will be stuck with primary care

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 17:05:14 2023 No.15744305
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Not asking for medical advice, just some medical insight.
I feel nauseous or feel the need to vomit every time I drink coffee. No exception. Doesn't matter whether I'm stressed or relaxed.
Is something wrong with my liver?

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 18:18:29 2023 No.15744437

>>15743969
I think 171 is enough to get into a T-14. On the other hand, on the MCAT practice tests, I average around 510. Which is not nearly enough for the top tier schools in and of itself. Even though I prepped for the MCAT and took the LSAT with no practice.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 18:51:34 2023 No.15744503 >>15744305 >Is something wrong with my liver? Well, since you're asking for medical advice, I probably should say that I'm not a doctor, but I have that too, so probably not.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 19:20:14 2023 No.15744557 >>15740582 If you enjoy spending your foreseable future reading up on 6 gorillion new studies during your spare time it's an easy yes. If not, you should really think about what kind of oncologist you'd want to be

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 19:27:12 2023 No.15744569 >>15744305 You have anxiety

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 19:28:33 2023 No.15744573

>neurotic patient is rapidly and erraticaly blinking
>immediatly thrown off and lose focus on what he's saying
I just can't deal with this particular type of spastic, don't care if they're digusting or retarded, but these fucking blinkers just throw me off my game

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 19:36:00 2023 No.15744594 >>15743095 >Is a specialist happy to take a hypochondriac who probably should have gone to a GP for the profit? If you've good proper coverage, a dermatologist will always be happy to see your for ten seconds before taking a couple skin biopsies

Anonymous Thu Sep 14 22:34:07 2023 No.15745045

>>15737667
I might have met the criteria for this diagnosis as a child. I have no idea what purpose it would have served other than give people more basis to discriminate against and isolate me. Most of these aren't aren't even symptoms. They are signs. Treating signs as symptoms is an objectification of another person.

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 14 22:57:52 2023 No.15745101 >>15744594 >a dermatologist will always be happy to see your for ten seconds before taking a couple skin biopsies replace dermatologist with PA dermatologists are money hungry fuckers that don't see most of their patients

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 04:42:46 2023 No.15745565 Meds?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 06:09:43 2023 No.15745676 Is the entire thing about heart surgery that it's flipped

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 06:28:29 2023 No.15745713 One time a midlevel was talking to me and I accidently burped from my Monster energy drink right in their face.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 07:53:48 2023 No.15745781 >>15745713 :(

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 08:30:48 2023 No.15745812 File: 49 KB, 720x707, IMG_1672.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Males are more likely to have this condition than females Why does the Y chromosome fail us often bros

Anonymous Fri Sep 15 10:45:57 2023 No.15745927
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>general surgery (i.e. literally just hindgut GI + other abdominal stuff) is the worst compensated adult surg specialty
>thoracic is one of the best compensated surg specialty
>thoracic is literally just general surgery but in le heckin thorax instead of the abdomen
When did you realize how fucked general surgery really is as a field? These retards are signing up nowadays to make half or a third of the salary of guys who do the exact same shit but superior to the diaphragm, it's comical

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 10:47:05 2023 No.15745928 >>15745927 Ok midgut + hindgut, I forgot the small intestine was midgut

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 14:28:41 2023 No.15746271 >>15745927 I can imagine you can make mistakes when it comes to the abdomen with no major complication happening compared to the thorax...

Anonymous Fri Sep 15 17:46:54 2023 No.15746669

>>15745927
>When did you realize how fucked general surgery really is as a field?

the boomer general surgeons complain about all the newer grads. less autonomy and hours in training leads to more "fellowships"

>thoracic is literally just general surgery but in le heckin thorax instead of the abdomen

not as true these days. CT surgery is often an integrated residency now instead of a gen surg fellowship
my neighbor is a CT surgeon but he trained the old way, so he was able to do gen surg during COVID when all the CT elective procedures were wiped out

>These retards are signing up nowadays to make half or a third of the salary

yeah you get a lot of people who shit on FM for "low pay", when FM often makes 300k base now. these same retards will go into PM&R (a useless pointless specialty) and make the same amount with a much shittier job market

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 17:48:40 2023 No.15746673 >>15745812 because female is the default gender

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 20:42:50 2023 No.15747078 hola busco trabajo

Anonymous Fri Sep 15 21:02:35 2023 No.15747114

Did you know, babies inside the womb don't breathe. Their lungs and black and they don't have blood sent there at all from the heart-ery which is closed up and they don't breathe before leaving the womb upon which they breathe for the first time s82rgy

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 21:04:16 2023 No.15747118 Babies are sort of like a little poo in there

Anonymous Fri Sep 15 21:37:03 2023 No.15747164
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https://165.112.140.35/uv/uv.html#?manifest=/iiif/nlm:nlmuid-101224016-bk/manifest
https://165.112.140.35
nlm:nlmuid-101224016-bk

Alabama (and New Orleans)
Opium eating

PAGE 3: First mention I've seen of them (in the 1800s) trans-dermal fabric patches !!
This is massive. Also I know that yellow bile treatments (like blistering) was to the same effect as patches :)

Insane asylums

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 22:37:54 2023 No.15747302 My medical friends

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 15 22:44:48 2023 No.15747315 Are hiding. I need my future qualification to have the flashlight and find them moving about in the dark. I will. I shall My medical friends won't be able to hide from illuminated me and lux

Anonymous Fri Sep 15 23:44:10 2023 No.15747425
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http://pubs.asahq.org/anesthesiology/article-pdf/87/1/36/392808/0000542-199707000-00006.pdf
The paper mentions women. Also menopause
It's about alfentanil and the * 3A4 enzyme - it doesn't include * 3A7, which I think is the one mostly responsible for the metabolism of opioids in pregnancy. Maybe it is related if menopause or the ovaries are, or is about women

Anonymous Sat Sep 16 13:45:04 2023 No.15748329
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Wow I guess the mouse/rat fentanyl vzccime article was legit. Also that alfentanil can affect the bones and what it makes its white blood cells produce? This is because of the nitrogens?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 16 18:26:47 2023 No.15748759 For all the med students out there, here is a handy flowchart for psych tx: - If it impacts their life in any way at all, feed them SSRIs and make them come back for CBT until symptoms improve (symptoms rarely improve) - The end

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 16 18:27:09 2023 No.15748761 >>15746669 >FM >300k Is this in Dimension C-197? I imagine treating Sonichu and all the other wacky characters of CWCville would justify an increased salary for all that special pathology.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 16 18:27:56 2023 No.15748764 >>15745812 I would simply have XXY, it's twice as much of the good stuff per bad stuff

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 03:28:37 2023 No.15749541 I want to know if opioids (any) helped relax constipation in studies where they shut down the liver

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 07:08:18 2023 No.15749807 File: 97 KB, 720x1551, Screenshot_20230917-080717.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Medical friends , fellows

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 07:17:08 2023 No.15749812 Sit down Have a cookie

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 08:25:15 2023 No.15749863 Some orange juice or grapefruit juice

Anonymous Sun Sep 17 11:01:01 2023 No.15750028
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https://allthecareyouneed.co.uk/product/care-codeine-linctus/#:~:text=Care%20Codeine%20Linctus%20reduces%20the,of%2018%20and%20the%20elderly.
This contains codeine PHOSPHATE, which is interesting. It's also important to see that it contains no sugar. Pic unr

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 11:04:32 2023 No.15750031 Contains sucrose (sugar) and Invert sugar - if it is left rotated sugar attached to the opioid it won't be processed in the body, the same if it's got phos on it. Nevermind though because it contains sugar

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 13:31:44 2023 No.15750290 I push my fingers in to my

Anonymous Sun Sep 17 15:40:13 2023 No.15750604

>>15733382
I'm premed and applying for the first time this Spring. My GPA is like a 3.4 (I'm happy with going to a DO program if I can even get in). However I'm getting second thoughts because I don't know if I'll ever be able to get in and might be too dumb for medschool- I'm considering starting a funeral home business instead. My dad is open to that idea but he still wants me to try to get into medical school first. Any advice please?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 15:52:38 2023 No.15750626 >>15750604 3.4 is fine for a DO program but that's still not certain because you don't even have a MCAT, you dumb shit.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 16:11:13 2023 No.15750656 >>15750626 I got a 503 on my first diagnostic without studying

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 16:21:53 2023 No.15750682 >>15750656 Okay, even a 503 is fine for DO programs. With studying you should score decently and be ready to apply.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 16:27:47 2023 No.15750693 >>15735262 They’re cute but they make me sneeze and itch :(

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 16:30:43 2023 No.15750705 >>15750682 I feel so retarded though, I'm bad at time management and deadlines and stuff. I already screwed myself on some stuff this semester because I forgot to buy my lab manual and the prof is letting me do it late but still I"m just so retarded

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 16:39:10 2023 No.15750736 >>15750705 Do you have ADHD or some shit? You're shooting yourself in the foot if you can't manage your time. Your stats are fine for DO programs provided you apply broadly but that's an issue because you got to be quick in applying.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 17 17:38:05 2023 No.15750843 >>15750736 Maybe I do but it's not diagnosed. I saw an online person about it a while ago and I never followed up, I think they thought I just wanted drugs. I will apply to many DO programs and will apply early

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 01:49:54 2023 No.15751760 I think I have some 4chan friends :)

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 01:52:35 2023 No.15751765 >>15743290 Sounds like youd make a great radiologist or pathologist

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 02:12:20 2023 No.15751784 Phosphate is what the body uses to store.or transfer(?) energy, such as: sugar - 3 - phosphate (liver), ATP (muscles). Is there anything else phosphate does in OUR bodies I should know about?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 02:39:38 2023 No.15751824 >>15740804 Didn’t the Arabs love surgeons because allah praised them

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 02:50:02 2023 No.15751844 >>15740804 If surgeons are sadists then so are doctors and dentists

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 02:59:53 2023 No.15751857 >>15748761 >Is this in Dimension C-197? no, this is the midwest

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 03:35:51 2023 No.15751923 >>15740551 You need some pineapple and milk AKA pineapplk

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 03:37:30 2023 No.15751926 >>15733382 Anyone else want to pursue Psychology but are ashamed of their peers?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 05:46:35 2023 No.15752151 Would liqour pottas be good for constipation if it's not calcium citrate?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 07:00:23 2023 No.15752259 Do you think they didn't clean the opium back in the the 1870s?

Anonymous Mon Sep 18 09:15:35 2023 No.15752396

Why don't doctors give people too many vitamins in bulk to collect their pee, measure it, and find which the body takes in enough of to warrant it something the body is short of- or doing it over s few days, for better results- for a big markup?
Then patients can be given preemptive care and doctors have more information about what the individuals body can do on its own to have a good idea about what it lacks the ability to do based on its unique way it was built?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 09:38:20 2023 No.15752421 >>15752396 Quack doctors do this in "holistic" care clinics. It objectively does nothing but placebo. I want to help my patients by saving them money.

Anonymous Mon Sep 18 09:54:39 2023 No.15752454

>>15752421
But I mean giving them nutrients you know theyll pee out, but finding what they don't. Is this not legit? It could also help to recommend some lifestyle changes which is going to make them mess likely to be sick over time, saving them money
It could help with bone disease/surgery

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 10:29:11 2023 No.15752543 >>15752454 You can do a simple blood test to search for deficiencies and fix them if they are deficient.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 10:31:15 2023 No.15752548 >>15752543 For all of the vitamins?

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>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 11:47:46 2023 No.15752696 >>15752543 If you work in a hospital, would you say that blood tests are cheap and quantitive? Do you do them on every patient, as common practise?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 11:55:21 2023 No.15752710 >>15733382 I just graduated med school in a western-european country. I matched into IM and want to subspecialize into Cardiology. Is this the point where I'm supposed to attend cardiology congresses like the ESC?

Anonymous Mon Sep 18 11:58:32 2023 No.15752718
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https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj/2/766/294.2.extract.jpg
I guessed correctly that it was low blood pressure, straight away :)
Without potassium salts then, the heart rate would have continued to drop until it stopped beating. But their medicine working means that it was the heart pumping too strongly due to the low blood pressure and is how I picked.up on the issue. That there wasn't enough blood in there so it best faster - also, because of this, it was probably the RIGHT (left) side, lower chamber of the heart that was the issue in my opinion

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 12:01:22 2023 No.15752726 That it was contracted so strongly as to not allow itself to contain enough blood (so it pumps harder)

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 12:15:25 2023 No.15752762 >>15752710 This post wasn't me so look at it twice if glassed over it the first time :)

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 18 14:39:19 2023 No.15753049 Op MEDDDDDDDDDDDDDSSSSSS MEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDSSSSSSS

>>	Sage Mon Sep 18 15:13:25 2023 No.15753142 MEDS

>>	Sage Mon Sep 18 15:44:44 2023 No.15753192 It's :) Quiet

>>	Sage Tue Sep 19 00:58:48 2023 No.15754142 Page 9 sage !

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 01:05:32 2023 No.15754157 >during our mandatory social justice class in school a jew tells the class he has a bias against whites and a gay says he has a bias against straights The West has fallen. It's over.

Anonymous Tue Sep 19 01:21:33 2023 No.15754181
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If you were a cell, what would be the harshest environment in the human body?
What would be the most pleasant?
Again, this assumes you are a single human body cell inside a person.

Anonymous Tue Sep 19 01:25:02 2023 No.15754185

>>15742627
EMT work is good if you like picking people up and putting them down. Scribe if you have a decent WPM. If you're on top of your shit go to EMT summer school and then work for a private transport company where you never have an emergency and just deal with dialysis and pt discharges.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 01:39:24 2023 No.15754214 >>15754181 >If you were a cell, what would be the harshest environment in the human body? stomach cuz gastric acid

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 02:05:08 2023 No.15754237 File: 3.46 MB, 1646x1368, Screen Shot 2023-05-02 at 7.17.03 PM.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I have 18,000 suspended cards left on Anking. Can I finish the deck by february? Is it worth it?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 02:07:14 2023 No.15754240 >>15751784 bone mineralization

>>	Sage Tue Sep 19 02:33:24 2023 No.15754273 >>15754240 Like calcium and what other things?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 02:35:05 2023 No.15754277 >>15754237 there are 16 year old redditors doing that daily

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 04:04:06 2023 No.15754436 If they used lithium or opium for poor GI instead of magnesium, with citrate (which targets the bowels), the calcium channels would be inhibited from the main ingredient and could finally relax once they run out, being agonised for so long

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 04:34:20 2023 No.15754487 >>15754277 >BEEP BOOP. YOU, HAVE, CONDITION, FOR, PROGNOSIS. MEDICINE-FREE TREATMENT FOR EVERYONE. SYMPTONS, HERE IS A LIST I HAVE MEMORIZED. PHYSIOTHEREAPY

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 04:54:56 2023 No.15754531 >>15754487 This is all preclinical education is and you cannot convince me otherwise

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 05:01:12 2023 No.15754538 >>15733382 Sketchy should be banned. If you need to use that fucking TRASH because you don't understand biology/physiology you shouldn't be in med school

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 05:11:26 2023 No.15754561 >>15754531 nah, I agree with that nigger. Anki cocksuckers are hardly better than sketchy niggers.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 06:24:47 2023 No.15754667 File: 900 KB, 923x628, interesting.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] A female peer said that all women should be put on SSRIs. What does this mean, /med/bros?

>>	Sage Tue Sep 19 06:51:48 2023 No.15754701 File: 21 KB, 720x208, 1694310820779451.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] https://youtube.com/shorts/l9YqU7b4nas?si=o7GqyhW2CTRo61_R lidocane Like idoform >.<

Anonymous Tue Sep 19 07:11:58 2023 No.15754728

>>15754667
It means that the industrial revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race, especially women, and at the very least women need to return to the kitchen. The rest of man returning to monke should be seriously considered.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 07:13:00 2023 No.15754730 File: 342 KB, 768x554, patients-768x554.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Hi /sci/. Opinions on big pharma and hygeionomic dictatorship. How many of you view WHO as an instrument of western colonialism?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 08:04:15 2023 No.15754792 I am the positive milkmaid My milk is delicious

Anonymous Tue Sep 19 11:14:29 2023 No.15755026
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I haven't cut my toenails in a long time because of this/to see what happens so maybe thats it, but is there a reason why my toenails are "shiny" like how they are?
I'm not trying to get diagnosed it's.just I think I read about this symptom at some point and id like to revisit the topic

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 11:40:05 2023 No.15755051 File: 108 KB, 918x664, Screenshot_20230919-123718.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15733382 INVENTION of the flexible stethoscope and newer improved hyperdermic needle !! https://www.bmj.com/content/2/766/302 (BMJ 1875) Far less dangerous!

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 12:23:41 2023 No.15755090 File: 222 KB, 720x1361, Screenshot_20230919-132237.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Mens Rea, Doctor!

Anonymous Tue Sep 19 12:32:45 2023 No.15755100

-ia suffix is what's used to name organs, diseases, plants (source Google) ; so why is it "enemia" for the iron deficiency in blood so long even as if it's in he veins - not liver/balbladder plem which would be an -ia in visceria? Wouldn't it be an -is, even for iron deficiency in the blood, like enemic acidosis? Both are a lack of oxygen, both pertaining to the sanguine portion
???
2hat do /med/s think

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 13:54:14 2023 No.15755206 File: 642 KB, 620x902, 1019.2.full.pdf.extract.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This is similar to another case of the IV milk ones. The woman was treated with it and died This woman in picrel had a lot of fat too

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 13:55:48 2023 No.15755210 Maybe it was the gyno who removed another woman's ovaries when she afterwards became insane/manic/paranoid and then died

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 15:10:23 2023 No.15755348 File: 57 KB, 560x560, chrome_image_19 Sep 2023 16_09_47 BST.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] :)

Anonymous Tue Sep 19 16:23:45 2023 No.15755516

Well the old.timey doctors had opium to give people which might've even contained Thebaine! I proclude and then have run with this for a few days now, that, the opium mania patients/consumers had, and the synergistic effects it would have had if they did infact give them cocaine with morphine would be therefore due to what opium and morphine was just a decade or two before heroin was invented

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 21:45:17 2023 No.15756351 i have a person coming to clinic tomorrow, they ahve conversion disorder i will try to cure them like jesus

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 19 23:06:24 2023 No.15756492 >>15755100 >enemic Spelling is important in medical terminology. An=absence of or without Emia= blood condition

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 04:47:42 2023 No.15756895 >>15756492 I knew that... Also why not all of the same but with this spelling for my question

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 06:15:27 2023 No.15757014 >>15756492 I mean suffix

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 06:38:25 2023 No.15757039 INTRA-VENOUS infusion of and into human the pots of BATTERYS from ANCIENT EGYPT to DISPROVE SOCRATES by showing the blood is not sucked due to ELECTROLYTES not conjugating BLOOD

Anonymous Wed Sep 20 06:49:30 2023 No.15757053

Which system is the prostate connected to? Is it rest and digest (parasympathetic system) or connected to the same parts the bowels are connected to or what is it? Is it connected to the CNS instead, because it's near the bowels and spine?
Or is it neither? Is it pressure activated? What supplies the prostate and how does it make cum to squeeze out?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 07:41:17 2023 No.15757114 What do you do when a baby is born and it's blue? Like when the lungs don't open because a vein in the heart doesn't close? Other than those breathing chambers

Anonymous Wed Sep 20 08:07:37 2023 No.15757139 [DELETED]

For all the women with fast heartbeat (tachycardia) and a weak pulse, fever, assuming the blood pressure is high for the heartbeat and arteries expanded for the body trying to regulate it'd temperature, would the solution to have been to bleed them? And then because in those times they appreciated nitrogen, giving them nitrogen if the heart is still not fixed? Would that have helped?
Helping the blood with an IV of saline and calcium carbonate would have let the body not lose its nutrients, but would have also supplied the heart with more energy to keep pumping not after it loses it all and slowly loses its beats until death

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 08:12:52 2023 No.15757144 The women with a quiet pulse and ~ 140 BPM, fever, oftentimes mania or depression (fortelling of their own death) - sometimes on opium - had vasoconstriction

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 08:29:53 2023 No.15757163 File: 77 KB, 560x560, chrome_image_20 Sep 2023 09_28_42 BST.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Today's HORSE is Cholangitis Yesterday's was a ZEBRA, at >>15755348

Anonymous Wed Sep 20 09:14:39 2023 No.15757218

Do pet rabbits (as opposed to the ones which live in the wild) have worse meat because of their tougher muscle if you try to eat them because the opposite of hyperemia, where in wild rabbits they will try to survive by contracting the arteries by expanding the muscle but in pet rabbits they don't have this instinct as they are genetically different? Do the tame rabbits allow themselves to bleed out and/or function differently?
Would a Neanderthal be the same, and is this why the blonde football man can run so much faster - because he (unlike the rest of us) has a body which allows the muscles to expand more while we are tamed in comparison and don't allow it in the same way domesticated rabbits do?

Anonymous Wed Sep 20 09:17:53 2023 No.15757224
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Can this man run faster because he's got higher blood pressure and muscles which can quicker absorb or expell things from his muscles like oxygen and co2?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 09:19:16 2023 No.15757226 Does he have that notch or nick on is skin because he's got metabolic diabetus

Anonymous Wed Sep 20 09:21:45 2023 No.15757233

Does he have that notch or nick on is skin because he's got metabolic diabetus?

Can his people survive in Sweden and cold countries (like since the ice age and before it) because of his smaller or more constricted arteries, allowing himself to keep heat in more effectively - or having that in the first place because of the cold if you want?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 09:27:01 2023 No.15757245 What's your medical opinion on him?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 11:36:04 2023 No.15757440 >>15756492 Actually I don't think I knew that. Thanks for catching it Would have been a good thing I desire anyways

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 12:23:05 2023 No.15757495 File: 266 KB, 2048x1612, 1685197626736017.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >two tabs of magnesium >five large bananas >cup of chamomile Yep, I'm thinking I'll get at least 1 hour of sleep tonight, but could I optimize it for 2?

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 12:30:32 2023 No.15757510 >>15757495 Also does "nicotinic ACl receptors" mean actual nicotine? And if those are on the parasympathetic nervous system you might try to target those? Thought this because there's caffeine in tea

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 12:33:01 2023 No.15757514 >>15757495 I prescribe you to drink some opium-calomel this instant! Purge that caffeine and it will give you a quiet nite as well :3

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 12:48:07 2023 No.15757546 >>15755100 -ia is just condition of. Gallbladder is cholecysto. Liver is hepato. Osis is abnormal condition of. Grab a medical terminology workbook and go through it to work out some questions and practice.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 12:52:23 2023 No.15757553 >>15757546 Wow thanks. I'm working through the statpearls A-Z list on their website - guess I'll ctrl+F "osis" and look through them

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 13:26:49 2023 No.15757596 >>15757553 https://med.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Medicine/Medical_Terminology_for_Healthcare_Professions_(Nelson_and_Greene)/01%3A_Chapters

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 13:34:47 2023 No.15757605 >>15757596 Yippee!!! Bookmarked

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 13:44:56 2023 No.15757612 So thencewhich the gut has a valency of P=1, where P = the amount of acceptors in the gut (no.) / By itself first then times by the valency of P

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 14:09:52 2023 No.15757656 There's bubbles in my pee because the body lacks valency. Also it is optically rotated 75 degrees clockwise (new high score) meaning there is 75 parts sugar to one part water etc

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 14:11:06 2023 No.15757661 There's bubbles in my pee because the body lacks valency. Also it is optically rotated 75 degrees clockwise (new high score) meaning there is 75 parts sugar to twenty-five part water etc.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 14:12:38 2023 No.15757667 >>15757546 Hepatic (pee) acidosis! And hyperglyconemia

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 14:15:20 2023 No.15757677 >>15757546 Don't know why I told you it was pee sorry

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 14:46:43 2023 No.15757759 I gave a bag of 25 oranges to the hospital nearby and the receptionist asked if I was a patient OR PHARA or something! I must have that look at me, that I must go pharma and provide medicine

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 18:06:09 2023 No.15758200 >>15756492 >Emia *aemia

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 18:08:10 2023 No.15758204 >>15754730 reply please.

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 18:08:21 2023 No.15758205 Hyperglycosaemia

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 18:08:34 2023 No.15758208 >>15757053 Sympathetic

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 18:10:00 2023 No.15758214 >>15758208 Thanks

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 19:32:32 2023 No.15758402 no retinopathy to observe today. good for them, bad for me ;'(

>>	Anonymous Wed Sep 20 20:01:05 2023 No.15758497 >>15758402 Isn't it oculopathy?

Anonymous Thu Sep 21 01:14:59 2023 No.15759119
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Bet how likely is that my sessile serrated lession (polyp in ascending colon) is sign of metastatic small bowel carcinoma. Fyi:
>no family history of ibd
>plenty history of various cancers in family
>month after getting rid of polyp I'm still shitting literal tar/marron stools daily (overal 3 months since bleeding begun)
>occassional pink or coffee ground vomit
>immense bone pains (mainly feet, hands, long bones, ribs and skull) and gut pain slightly below navel
>swollen, sometimes painful lymp nodes around neck and esp under jaw
>sudden development of righ bundle branch block
>slight ascites
>sudden unprovoked fever and hypothermia episodes (latter associated with hypoglycemia and hyponatremia)
>occassionally sudden bouts of sweating, warmth, flushing in face and nausea without change in temperature
>no anorexia, unexplained changes in weight (sudden weight gain accompanied by edema in legs, face and lower abdomen) or steady slight weight loss in spite of non existant activity and eating plenty
>constant exhaustion and night sweats despite seemingly normal labs

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 02:08:43 2023 No.15759248 >>15759119 I heard that men over a certain age (35 o_ 45) should get checked for this anyways and you lose nothing by getting it checked even if it's nothing :)

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 02:52:45 2023 No.15759303 >>15759248 I already had colonoscopy and I'm 21. At this point I can only hope that gastro will give me ct scan of abdomen

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 03:02:02 2023 No.15759315 >>15759303 That sounds cool. I thought they just gave you some liquid and "put their finger in" to check but I guess you have symptoms of the thing they'll find

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 03:07:38 2023 No.15759321 How do you get phosphor out of things like the liver

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 03:39:56 2023 No.15759374 >>15759303 I'm not leaving the conversation by saying that and I still hope you get replies to your post by the way

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 13:02:15 2023 No.15760097 File: 81 KB, 720x770, Screenshot_20230921-135928.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] (as a substitute for HCl) back in the 1870s, use of bromide, a halogen, with codeine. They did this way back then

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 13:57:19 2023 No.15760223 Anaemia anæmia

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 14:10:41 2023 No.15760260 hey frens can ITP give you petechiae on your palms and soles?

Anonymous Thu Sep 21 19:21:15 2023 No.15760982

Honest to god, what would you guys have done if you came to a point where you realized you were fucked and would never make it? I currently have a C in both organic chemistry and calculus, so I'm thinking about just accepting that I'm a hopeless retard and that I have no business doing this.
Current cope is that I can understand the material just fine, but struggle to actually force myself to study. That's true to me at least, but it's the same end result anyways, so I guess it doesn't matter whether it's cope or not.
My family believed in me and offered so much support. They all think I'm really going to make it. I feel like a piece of shit. I've failed everyone that believed in me and I've failed the younger me that had dreams.
So suicide is pretty much the answer here, right?

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 19:30:10 2023 No.15761016 >>15760982 Yes

Anonymous Thu Sep 21 20:53:53 2023 No.15761215

There’s this woman on instagram I follow because she has really nice tits.
All of her content is about “hormone balancing” and how women need to eat certain foods and do certain exercises during their “phases” of the month to be in “sync” with their hormonal cycle.
I’m not a doctor but it all sounds like a crock of quack shit to me. Is my intuition correct?

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 21:00:42 2023 No.15761221 File: 53 KB, 560x560, chrome_image_21 Sep 2023 14_33_57 BST.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Today's ZEBRA : AP

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 21:02:12 2023 No.15761222 >>15761215 It's definitely obviously probably

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 22:23:00 2023 No.15761383 >>15760982 yeah go ahead

>>	Anonymous Thu Sep 21 22:59:53 2023 No.15761441 >>15739607 I'm surprised homey isn't shitting nonstop with that aggressive of an abx regimen.

Anonymous Thu Sep 21 23:08:05 2023 No.15761452

>>15760982
ur a little fag who wants people to make him feel better. two Cs isnt going to stop you from getting in medical school at all. But freaking out over shit like this and being so ready to quit will. ur a pussy u would never make it in residency with this attitude

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 01:06:32 2023 No.15761614 >>15760982 either push through and become an MD, accept you won't put in enough effort and go into podiatry/DO school, become a midlevel, or just do something else.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 01:23:11 2023 No.15761654 >>15761614 >go into podiatry/DO school Why did you place DO schools on the same level as podiatry schools, lol?

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 02:32:48 2023 No.15761770

>>15760982
This >>15761452.
Dreams are memes. People who love you will love you anyways if you choose to go another path. They will literally become far more accepting if you tell them now you aren't cut for medicine.
And your dream is to become a doctor? Kek.
I'm going to have a bit of faith and you and tell you to man up and let this pass, but truth is you're probably going to be a reason while your class will have to attend a time-waster mental health seminar or meeting or whatever

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 04:45:52 2023 No.15761985 >>15761654 theyre both easier to get into than MD while still being a high-level physician. i would've listed dentist as well but i thought those were decently difficult to get into.

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 05:04:28 2023 No.15762013

>>15761985
>theyre both easier to get into than MD while still being a high-level physician.
That's true but podiatrists can get 495 MCATs to get into podiatry school. DO applicants get in with 505 MCATs. The DO MCAT isn't that great, but it's a lot higher than the standards of podiatry school.

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 05:11:21 2023 No.15762022

Since 4 months I have a howling wind sound in my right ear that appears in midnight and disappears in morning after breakfast. Other than that sometimes after I swallow. I feel pressure in my right ear. After strechting a muscle in nasal passage I hear crackling and popping sounds in right ear and pressure is gone.

Wtf is this an eustachian tube issue? But I don't always feel pressure in right ear. So can it be an issue with middle ear muscles or what else?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 05:35:24 2023 No.15762061 >>15761654 >>15761985 its true that md > do but in the end they are both attending, fully autonomous physicians. podiatrists? lol >dentist school is hard to get into the DAT is literally just another SAT.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 07:10:47 2023 No.15762146 As of today, i am not one but TWO exams closer to graduation

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 07:15:10 2023 No.15762157 >>15762022 Need a lumbar puncture

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 08:11:50 2023 No.15762224 ^ can't delete that post

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 09:25:43 2023 No.15762277 File: 5 KB, 200x200, marvinjs-output.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Thoughts on giving tourettes syndrome sufferers picrel plus therapy? Switching the O and H I think

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 09:54:05 2023 No.15762307
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Dried poppy straw (ovary)
Premature (bottom or left)
After seeds have been produced the two others. Know that opium are made in there before the seeds and then it makes no more latex. The straw can still contain morphine

I kept these pods on the side because most of them have none of these wall linings. Most of them I think have made seeds and have been allowed to dry out. I wanted to show the pictures because they have wall lining and it looks like ovaries (which is what it is), while afterwards they do not, after seeds, as the lining disappears
So, while the poppy is fertile, preparing for seeds to be made and making latex, it has a lining (either to produce seeds or the latex to defeat pests), then it must disappear out when it's job of making seeds is done

Second picture to come of the leftmost poppy to show you the whole thing because it looks like a uterus in that stage while the stages that follow look like arteries
All of the poppies except the premature one on the left had their seed pod tops spreading upwards and could be peeled off easily. They were dried and as straw. Premature was still green/blue. One dried still had white on it

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 09:55:12 2023 No.15762312 File: 1.47 MB, 720x1600, Screenshot_20230922-104454.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Second of the first/left/bottom

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 09:56:14 2023 No.15762315 The total opposite of this could be an endospermic plant

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 09:59:43 2023 No.15762319 >>15762277 Chloracetamide... for Tourette's? Why would you do that? >Switching the O and H I think What do you mean? That doesn't make any sense for this structure

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:00:44 2023 No.15762323 >>15762146 Mazel tov! May you succeed and receive scores commensurate with the effort you applied.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:01:08 2023 No.15762324 >>15762319 To officially give them hyperreflexia

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:03:18 2023 No.15762330 >>15762324 Ah, I see. You have left reality behind. God speed.

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:06:37 2023 No.15762335

It's pretty clear from these images of the plant in stasis and the plants cycle we can observe from the outside, as it's growing (and the poppy seeds market, which avoids morphine/Thebaine contamination),
The early poppy traps sperms in its pores
It produces latex in the cushion/lining around it, for predators
The latex closes up, creating a wall with a tube down the middle
The seeds come in to existence when the latex is dried, the top of the pod opens and it spreads fertilised seeds around
>>15762330
What a stupid thing to say. You may as well have not talked to me at all. I would have preferred that

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:08:44 2023 No.15762340 >>15762335 I was naive enough to think there might have been some interesting pharmacology here that I was unaware of, but once again /med/ is... this.

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:10:16 2023 No.15762347

>>15762330
And I *really have* - because you're so interesting in me you know so well where I am and my journey here or to where I'm heading. That you were just waiting for it to be confirmed
And that it isn't about anything but that,.where you self validify yourself. You live in your own little bubble
>>15762340
Yeah and I was expecting the minimum amount of substinance to you as a potential challenge or brain-storm where we meet here and you force me to think of a way to put my idea through to you. But you can't do that

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:14:07 2023 No.15762353

Make the bodies own hyper active reflexes even worse, so that they aren't half done. Make them all the way firing, or, if you'd like to compare it to ADHD and meth, make it fully stimulated rather than the brain being under stimulated
And I said that treatment would include therapy. As it's more official in the brain by you doing it to them, it becomes more treatable

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:21:56 2023 No.15762371 It's your fault I just Reddit moment-ed

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:56:46 2023 No.15762465

>>15762022
DON'T >>15762157
Listen to that anon (me) :)
I'm not allowed to give medical advice and you should see someone in person. But if I were.a doctor I'd check the top of your spine for fluid buildup with a scan and if nothing happens send you to an ear doctor

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 10:59:04 2023 No.15762470

And if I were a real doctor in real life.in person seeing you, other tests you would need. Such as listening to your heart and checking your balance. But the cerebellum is partly responsible for that and a scan would be interesting to see how yours works

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 11:03:53 2023 No.15762485

>>15762022
You need to suck on a fentanyl buccal tablet and post how you feel. This might help by affecting your phlem and brown bile, for humors. The fluid about your spine might be too built up and the part of your brain near it is responsible for balance. I would take either a tablet or some fentanyl hydrochloride and see how it affects you personally and by doing so the (opiate) test will help.measure.your sanguine

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 12:16:23 2023 No.15762663 File: 807 KB, 1600x720, Screenshot_20230905-221601.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] He's so cute I love him >.<

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 12:23:43 2023 No.15762679 >>15762663 Stop being gay, it's blasphemy.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 12:40:24 2023 No.15762705 >>15762679 No. I'm going to get a Qt nurs bf

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 12:47:13 2023 No.15762719
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I got hyperkalæmia from eating too many potassium salts, and about 15 inches of banana. I'm going to have some caffeine, sugar and Thebaine, because my whole system is depressed and I have hypersomnia

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 13:04:51 2023 No.15762756 >>15762277 >>15762324 ok do it and tell us how it went

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 13:11:03 2023 No.15762762 File: 152 KB, 1800x1257, 1670751405171841.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] just found out about glasses with highly aspherical lenslets, if I got it right they're not any better than just wearing plus lenses whenever you need to?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 13:22:25 2023 No.15762772 >>15762756 I don't have tourettes but can hopefully get a mouse with that too give it it and then atrophine on loop and see what happens In animal studies Cya though I won't hold you hostage any longer

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 13:49:41 2023 No.15762817 Does cracking your spine result in permanent damage or can the weak ligaments be fixed with calisthenics?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 15:20:03 2023 No.15763014 >>15762719 >because my whole system is depressed and I have hypersomnia God I wish that was me

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 15:24:26 2023 No.15763020 [DELETED]

>>15763014
Let's feed you bananas and see how many inches of them it takes to get you sleepy. Also no you don't, it leads to headaches and isn't very enjoyable. Iive sleep but too much is what sleep perhaps doesn't want. If you still want to then it would be interesting to try some potassium on you to see how much of it needs to be in your blood for us to see an affect, relative to your metabolism, liver, and kidneys because of the water/sugars/salts going in along with the potassium so they can activate

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 15:25:32 2023 No.15763021 File: 1.32 MB, 3091x2214, nlm_nlmuid-101434635-img.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15763014 Let's feed you bananas until you get tired

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 15:29:14 2023 No.15763027 [DELETED]

Experiment no. 2 : water, teabag and salt @ room temp, infused but re-microwaved monster energy drink and milk (I call it: milk) poured in hot, on the water and teabag removed ; teabag removed before and soajed for 7 + 30 minutes
The purpose of this experiment and it's goals is to make tea with monster energy drink without the milk splitting in two forms

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Anonymous Fri Sep 22 16:51:37 2023 No.15763243

So, a couple of weeks ago I had a heart episode so severe that I was hospitalized, my heart rate was measured at 249 at one point, and they had to hit me with adenosine.
Today I saw a cardiologist, and he said I have a "congenital re-entry" and that my episode was an "AVNRT". He basically begged me to get an ablation, so I am next month.
One thing that caught my attention was that he said that my previous anxiety diagnosis could have just been this the entire time.

Idk, any thoughts here? Anything I should know about, this med stuff is a lot for me.

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 17:01:04 2023 No.15763267

>>15762756
Went good thanks for asking. Caffeine benefitted it as well as salt but nicotine (supposedly interacts with the P450 enzymes found in BRAIN) had a reaction/or effect you guys have a name for, begins with C but I don't know what it is. It contravened the effect in the lower part of my body when it was taken with nicotine I mean. The milk and caffeine were positive additions
It wasn't any opioid because I'm hungry and could also poo if I wanted to. With nicotine it stimulates but either way I feel better
:)
Either way the effect was going outwards from myself around the lower back and groin or gentials etc. different to stimulants which are more full bodied or are around the ribcage going forwards from myself

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 17:06:03 2023 No.15763280 I'm shaking a lot and my sweat (there isn't a lot of it) doesn't smell like ammonia, when it does that when I drink a lot of monster energy drink Nor do I shake because if energy drinks

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 17:07:57 2023 No.15763289 And have general anxiety ; my body is wrapping around itself more often, my arms resting on my arm, crossing my legs. I entered the fetal position about 20 mins in for a while

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 17:16:14 2023 No.15763310

I peed near these two fruit flies two hours ago and they've gone retarded. One of them isn't moving at all, his friend finally moved when I clicked my fingers a third time, let me hit it, flew into a sink and couldn't manage to fly or even move much. This implies the existence of methyl or ethyl in the body that is being ejected! :3

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 17:56:50 2023 No.15763423 Indeed, potassium is the best. My heart hearts and has two different beats (I mean in a weird way) without it right now Dose.me a banana

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 18:03:43 2023 No.15763442 Yesterday I went to the strip club. Ended up performing a breast exam on the stripper and asking her about her surgeries and experience under general anesthesia. Will prolly turn her my sugar babby as soon as I finish residency.

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 18:31:48 2023 No.15763502

>Go to work
>Feel pressure on left side of head
>Left arm, left, leg, and left side of face get a sensation
>Start shaking, breathing a bit heavy
>Not even a stressful day
>Had an episode a few years ago where all 3 of those body parts seized up and couldn't move. Face felt "stuck" for a few minutes
>Feel like I was about to have happen again
>Pop two melatonin gummies
>It just fucking stops
What the hell was going on, medical students?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 18:37:30 2023 No.15763526 >>15763442 Did you see her titties? And feel them a bit Seems like a good way to make them get naked

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 19:09:58 2023 No.15763672

>>15763526
In my shithole country strippers get offended if you do not touch them. Not having an erection also hurts their egos.
I did not have the initiative to touch her and did not get an erection (whiskey dick lol). I later got offered a quickie for a double fee but did not take it because could not get hard. Asked her to have a drink with me while sitting in my lap. Chatted a bit, she insisted me in grabbing her spine and hips and then asked her for her number.
Will prolly buy her a Tom Ford fragance. Hoes love them Tom Ford perfumes.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 19:13:19 2023 No.15763688 >>15763672 So you saw them or its rude for her not to do that but she didn't do it anyway? But you grabbed them right

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 19:16:49 2023 No.15763705

>>15762762
if youre talking about DIMS and HALT lenses, they provide clear central vision while providing a myopic image shell to the peripheral retina to signal it to stop growing. it's for myopia control for people under 20. if you're over 20, it's not going to do jack shit.

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 19:18:56 2023 No.15763713

>>15763688
Yes I did see and grab her titties. Doe on the smaller side she had nice breasts actually, she was slender and got a lipo to accentuate her hips and ass. They complimented her figure quite nice, hope she don't get retarded implants. For what she told me, she earns way, WAY more than me rn.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 19:23:14 2023 No.15763729 >>15763713 Nice

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 19:52:59 2023 No.15763820 >>15763705 >it's for myopia control for people under 20. if you're over 20, it's not going to do jack shit. so there's no way to control myopia in adulthood?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 20:21:00 2023 No.15763927 >>15763820 all the growth has already happened, and you cant reverse it. if youre a high myope (-6.00D or worse), you will still have risks for many different conditions even if you wear glasses or get LASIK/PRK.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 22 20:36:00 2023 No.15763979 >>15763927 >all the growth has already happened but if it keeps getting worse it means it can keep growing, no?

Anonymous Fri Sep 22 20:41:06 2023 No.15763986

>>15763979
you'll only have slight changes after you're an adult due to the thickening/change in index of refraction of the lens(which is normal), corneal problems, or lens problems (not normal).
there's also natural variation in your prescription each time you go to the optometrist/ophthalmologist due to the subjectivity of the patient's responses.

Anonymous Sat Sep 23 04:46:15 2023 No.15764606
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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/02/160225101103.htm
Good morning I've finally found a science daily article that isn't "science is stinky poppy...litchureully"
(Wikipedia referenced the article) GMO E.COLI which makes the morphine precursor THEBAINE
Maybe it's good, maybe worth the read. Maybe you read it

>>	Sage Sat Sep 23 04:51:36 2023 No.15764614 I hate the antichrist

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 05:12:28 2023 No.15764643 This is sort of crazy but Insulin treatment can be used for hyperkalæmia. So I got it right on accident "Hyperkalemia" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK553094/#:~:text=the%20critically%20ill-,Hyperkalemia,-Go%20to%3A :)

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 05:21:30 2023 No.15764654 E. Coli opioids are supposed to be for a different place my bad

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 06:32:00 2023 No.15764785 How do old bones leave our body when we make new bones

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 07:15:56 2023 No.15764827 File: 68 KB, 600x1000, 1695422771167865.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Me after giving a patient with breathing problems because of adrenaline norephedrine, watching them climb on the ceiling

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 07:35:31 2023 No.15764844 File: 80 KB, 811x879, 1695444028278236.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The crazy anime girl is so cute >.< I bet the nurse has seen some.shit I like nurses. That one looks like a charge nurse

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 07:54:33 2023 No.15764861 File: 16 KB, 720x122, Screenshot_20230919-122352.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Bump limit so I have the full page of this o think somewhere among these MURDEROUS LUNATICS

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 07:56:05 2023 No.15764862 File: 272 KB, 440x440, 440px-Saltatory_Conduction.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] ROTATÆI

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 07:58:56 2023 No.15764864 File: 541 KB, 720x1600, Screenshot_20230922-151307.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Dext = right for Latin Levo (sinistra) = left [^] But dextrose isn't definitely just left (or in DEXT more "clockwise") rotated. I just mean the Latin

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:09:11 2023 No.15764872 File: 23 KB, 800x590, 800px-Losartan_structure.svg.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Losartan

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:12:49 2023 No.15764875 File: 446 KB, 1600x720, Screenshot_20230911-032624.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] The eye operation screenshot is missing again

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:14:04 2023 No.15764876 File: 914 KB, 720x1600, Screenshot_20230923-060658.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Finally... sugar

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:15:06 2023 No.15764879 Homoosmosis sucrose

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:18:02 2023 No.15764882 If insulin, released to help sugar in the body, is a way to treat hyperkalemia - it's interesting, for the pharma chemistry about it, that morphine inhibits insulin too isn't it?

Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:27:08 2023 No.15764884

I have anxieties about using phosphate to balance the pH of milk to add monster energy drink (TM) along with the morphine/opium, if it would be used to treat intentional high potassium
None of it would be stored, and I wouldn't want to miss something about insulin with milk, sugar, opiates, and anything I missed. I wouldn't want there to be free valency if afterwards (enabled by the flood of potassium) liquor pottas was given intra-venously, enabling the lungs. So to counter there being other cells to take in with phosphor, the pH could be balanced with the chemical KOH

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:29:47 2023 No.15764887 I meant to say Thebaine (not morphine or opium). It would act as the stimulant But insulin and sugars as opposed to salts are the main focus which must be taken as if the opiate was one which is going to affect it

Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:38:28 2023 No.15764891

The milk would be less throw-up ish if there weren't bits of fat floating around in it broken down but I don't want to filter it because there might be something in that. A sample of it was taken on a tray and the fat and water slowly separated, things crystallised out. The fat is sweet. The water is also sweet despite having no more crystals or water in it
So by keeping the fat the left rotated sugar attached, making them sweet, the water is glucose syrup. It's s good thing I kept the fat - which I could taste in my throat like phlem - because it did stick to the throat, the purpose of cough syrups
The water portion probably went to my upper GI tract as I got STUMMY ACHE when drinking a monster energy drink alongside the milk (monster energy + milk), which made me feel a lot better :)

Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:45:37 2023 No.15764896

I made that entire post because I wanted to say that, after microwaving the monster energy drink, it bubbled/boiled, implying releasing hydrogen and being the de oxygenation of it
I understand that everything except this is placebo and that I don't think there was any nefarious akaloids in there (much as my brain tries to make connections) - maybe next time I do more
But what I wanted to say, was, the energy drink didn't fizz afterwards. The part that is interesting is that when I added salt it did fizz again

And that's important before adding silicon dioxide to the mixture, because the milk is breaking down anyway. It can be sourced from angel delight as the anti caking
This will also break down the codeine and morphine on the top layer to sink it to the bottom as diamorphine or unreacted dicodeine. The water layer will then have the opioids. Do NOT make opioid angel delight it is like milk fat broken up but with the taste of literally soil

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:47:54 2023 No.15764898 Black tar is cope and it should go in to the mix as fat. Flooding angel delight with water with milk in it will maybe making nice creamy cream angel delight :) fentanyl would be best with angel delight

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:49:42 2023 No.15764899 While milk fat heroin is proper superior and is closer to free base than a slug

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:50:57 2023 No.15764900 File: 88 KB, 720x791, Screenshot_20230920-222052.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I don't know what this is

Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:53:24 2023 No.15764905

It's not funny that if you don't get vaccinated against polio you die. People laughing at anti vaxers except COVID are just as bad. If we were better than that the virus (like any other non human) could be eradicated. We've done it to animals - we are advanced

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>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:56:39 2023 No.15764912 Diabetus millitus

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>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 08:59:14 2023 No.15764919 File: 663 KB, 720x1600, Screenshot_20230916-154049.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Alfentanil

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 09:00:17 2023 No.15764920 File: 278 KB, 720x1600, Screenshot_20230916-144004.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>15764916

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 09:01:47 2023 No.15764921 >>15717152 >>15717156 >>15717161 >>15717163 >>15717164 >>15717167 >>15717195 +1 (now 2 to 3 (+1)) to the citations of those 4chz An posts

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 09:03:18 2023 No.15764922 File: 125 KB, 720x840, Screenshot_20230914-132012.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >My medical friends > :)

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>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 23 09:07:05 2023 No.15764926 Papaver papaver :)

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 24 04:03:06 2023 No.15766676 File: 138 KB, 745x1290, F6uzBpfWQAAyV7F.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] How accurate?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 24 06:35:27 2023 No.15766836 >>15766676 what is it without women doctors?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 24 12:40:36 2023 No.15767286 >>15766676 >the more competitive and smarter applicants are Republicans It really makes you think. I would have expected EM physicians to lean more Republican just because of the shit they see though.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 24 12:46:37 2023 No.15767297 Can an old retired person with a healthy liver become an alcoholic without consequences since they will be dead before liver damage kills them early?

Anonymous Sun Sep 24 14:09:01 2023 No.15767461

>>15767297
I think that liver metabolism changes a lot from 25 years onwards (at least it does with fentanyl) and you would also have to think about how old people don't have good kidneys
Or that old people might fall over more if they start doing this. Or their blood pressure or medications

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 24 15:07:08 2023 No.15767703 Molecular biology as a subject sucks so bad. How can you people even stay motivated to learn this shit? It's so boring. I enjoy biophysics so much more.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 24 15:52:10 2023 No.15767923 My oven is full of evaporated alcohol that had become fumes but is now condensation :)

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