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crimeronan · 1 month ago
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PSA: actually, Don't try not to cough when you have a cough. lest you end up puking and pissing yourself behind the wheel of a car in heavy downtown portland traffic.
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marmolita · 18 days ago
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I hate the fact that these days I cannot have just like. a primary doctor who is an MD who knows what they're doing and can see me on short notice and communicate well. (unless I shell out $$$ for concierge medicine which it just pisses me off that that's not just like. normal medicine.)
anyway after two minute clinic visits, a minute clinic phone call featuring a several hour delay and a call center, texting my friend who is an ER doctor in another state, and a visit to the urgent care/ER combo which is probably going to bill me as an ER visit instead of an urgent care visit even though it was totally an urgent care visit
I still have swollen lymph nodes and a painful rash by my eye and a stabbing pain in my ear and it's almost certainly not shingles, I guess, but I'm gonna take the medicine for shingles just in case because I don't want to go blind because someone might have fucked up and the only person I trust out of all these people is my friend the ER doc who told me she was pretty sure I have shingles and sent me to go get immediate treatment.
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naamahdarling · 6 months ago
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gomes72us-blog · 2 months ago
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bubblergoespop · 10 months ago
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i got bitten by a rat
what do i do
embrace the fact that now you’re gonna become a rat person.
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thefandomlesbian · 2 months ago
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Tackling the very real possibility that I feel like I'm dying and healthcare in America has decided my life isn't worth the time expenditure of what it would take to save me
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babsaros · 11 months ago
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hey, regular reminder that if you get someone in your inbox (that you have never interacted with before/has never been following you) asking you to reblog a post on their blog (sob story asking for donations, usually about a pet to make it extra guilt-trippy) and they specifically ask you to answer this ask privately (for a vague and weak reason, why wouldn't they want more eyes on this post?) and then you go to their blog and their account is days old at most (and they're even claiming they have an old account that got shadowbanned ((?? being "shadowbanned" on tumblr does not mean you can't still post from that account?)) but never mention the url of that old blog) and all their reblogs are straight from the op and not from anyone they might be following who reblogged the post first (indicating they just quickly searched a semi-popular fandom tag to reblog some innocuous fanart to make the blog seem lived in)-
this is probably a scam :/ keep your eye out for odd details, inconsistency, and a glaring lack of credibility. stay safe out there everypony.
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vampiremourning · 1 year ago
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oh im gonna hsdgfjk
okay so three+ months ago i discovered I had a Fun Condition called perioral dermatitis. basically, just this Extraordinarily persistent face rash that looks like a bunch of small pustules in a circle around my mouth, but it also went around my nose and eyes. reacts to literally fucking Everything, deeply annoying to treat, even with antibiotics it takes weeks but usually months to clear. causes are ?? can be anything from inhaled steroids, face cream, toothpaste, hormones, etc. basically impossible to pinpoint. i have some guesses about what triggered it but ofc no real way to know for sure.
i go on 90 days of antibiotics. cool, whatever, condition dissipates but doesn't go away entirely. i think nothing of this bc I know even With oral antibiotics, it can still take months.
halfway through this treatment i develop arthritic symptoms. i also think nothing of this bc I have Some sort of illness undiagnosed anyway + family members have it so while I am definitely not happy w this development, I'm resigned.
i finish the pills.
less than 24 hours later, dermatitis has Returned. i know that allowing this to happen makes it worse and last longer. i cannot stress enough how bad it will be for my mental health if this happens. yes this probably sounds overly dramatic but I'm pretty sure watching my face flare up in any way is a legitimate trigger atp after dealing with cystic acne.
anyway. i book an appointment with my gp bc the pharmacist cannot refill the antibiotics. great except the appointment is at the End Of The Month, and I know this is going to be bad in a few days time. like, in the last few hours the inflammation has already accelerated, who knows how bad it'll be then, I'm assuming it'll be like I never even took the pills to start with. i am going to have a nervous breakdown.
mysteriously, the arthritis symptoms have Also started to decrease after stopping the antibiotics. that's weird, I think, that wasn't brought up in the list of side effects when I asked, but the timing is literally exactly when my face started flaring up so I know I definitely don't have those in my system anymore. i look this up, to see if there's a link.
'''acute polyarthritis''' also described as 'drug-induced lupus' are you Fucking Kidding Me
so i am now back as Square Fucking one for this shit, my skin is about to be so goddamn inflamed & I apparently can't even take the drug that was working to clear it up. because it causes inflammation in my joints.
and like i cant really express properly how mad this makes me lmfao because of Course. i spend a solid year on Accutane finally after being deterred for nearly a decade, i get maybe 4 months of enjoying my skin after I'm off of it and then This Shit. can i win?? can i Fucking win??????? no one else in my genepool seems to deal with this shit its just me and ohhh my god i am This close to walking straight into the ocean.
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thewirewitch · 5 months ago
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Hey guys, guess who's still not feeling well? :')
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kasper-k · 10 months ago
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I hate silkie chickens so much these birds are genuinely giving me fucking stress nightmares
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ricoka · 10 months ago
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It's lame af that we as a species can't just regrow teeth
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advopticvisioncare · 1 year ago
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vizthedatum · 1 year ago
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Feeling a million times better today. Antibiotics (pretty aggressive dosing imo but needed), a good meeting with my boss, a really nice lunch and quality time with my partner, and the sun!! And less pain!!!
Hormonal fluctuations and chronic pain fuck me up. I really try to deal though. I’m glad my therapist encouraged me to be more firm with my doctor’s office.
I am not crazy for feeling my emotions - even when those emotions are not what I want to feel or even “suitable” for public consumption. I can still regulate with the help of myself, therapy, healthier coping strategies, frankly sharing my emotions with my friends and partner (still feeling hard to truly be vulnerable especially with hard hormonal and trauma emotions because I feel like I’m too much still even though intellectually I know better), and… ugh just living my fucking life.
I feel a lot better being off of birth control despite all the challenges. Things are still hard with regulating and dealing with trauma. But I’m still on a positive healing trajectory - and I look better than ever (and I feel dysphoric due to this but in a weird positive way because I feel better about my external expression and all my plans for my transition and life!).
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theoldandnewfirm · 2 years ago
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But...the Tuberculosis bacterium had already been identified by the time The Lost Future of Pepperharrow takes place...
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babygirljulianbashir · 2 years ago
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Reading about bacterial resistance in my advanced patho text so just as a reminder
- do not use antimicrobial soaps, wipes, or cleaning agents unless directed by a healthcare professional. Regular soap is just fine. Do not contribute to “superbugs” by making sure everything you use kill 99.99% of bacteria. Your body needs bacteria. The world needs bacteria. Stop fucking up your flora.
- finish your entire course of antibiotics as prescribed. Yes even if you feel better. Please for the love of god do not share prescriptions.
- vaccination for certain diseases prevents you from getting them at all or from experiencing infections that need antibiotic treatment. Get vaccinated
- wash your hands. 20 seconds, wrists, in between fingers, under nails, backs of hands with soap. Wash when you get home, after using the bathroom, any time they are visibly dirty, before you eat, before touching your genitals, and upon entering and leaving any kind of healthcare facility
Godspeed my friends dont contribute to treatment resistant microbes.
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drmayurdalvi · 2 years ago
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Overview
Urologic emergencies refer to conditions that require immediate medical attention due to their potential for serious complications. These emergencies can range from life-threatening conditions such as urosepsis to painful conditions such as kidney stones.
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Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
UTIs are a very common urologic emergency, especially in women. Symptoms include burning pain during urination, increased frequency and urgency to urinate and fever. UTIs can cause major problems, like kidney infections if they are not addressed.
Management: The first step in managing a UTI is to obtain a urine culture to identify the bacteria causing the infection. Antibiotics are then prescribed based on the culture results. For intravenous antibiotics, hospitalization may be required in extreme cases.
Kidney Stones
Kidney stones are solid masses made of crystals that form in the kidneys. Severe side or back discomfort, nausea, vomiting, and blood in the urine are all symptoms. Kidney damage and urinary tract obstruction can both result from kidney stones in extreme circumstances.
Management: Treatment for kidney stones depends on the size and location of the stone. Pain management with analgesics is important to help patients cope with severe pain. Small stones can be treated with medication and hydration to help pass the stone. Large stones may require surgery or shock wave lithotripsy to break up the stone.
Testicular Torsion
Testicular torsion occurs when the spermatic cord twists, cutting off blood flow to the testicle. The scrotum will be extremely painful, swollen, and red. Testicular torsion is a medical emergency and requires immediate attention as the testicle can die within hours of torsion.
Management: Surgery is the primary treatment for testicular torsion. The goal of surgery is to untwist the cord and restore blood flow to the testicle. It might be necessary to remove the testicle if it is significantly injured.
Urosepsis
Urosepsis is a severe infection that occurs when a urinary tract infection spreads to the bloodstream. Symptoms include fever, chills, confusion and rapid breathing. Urosepsis is a life-threatening condition that requires immediate medical attention.
Management: Treatment for urosepsis includes hospitalization, intravenous antibiotics and supportive care. In severe cases, patients may require admission to the intensive care unit (ICU).
Acute Urinary Retention
When a person is unable to empty their bladder, acute urine retention develops, causing excruciating agony and discomfort. Causes include prostate enlargement, bladder stones, and neurological conditions.
Management: Using a urinary catheter to empty the bladder is part of the treatment for acute urine retention. In some circumstances, surgery can be required to address the retention's underlying cause.
Conclusion
 urologic emergencies require prompt medical attention to prevent serious complications. Early identification and treatment are key to successful management. If you are experiencing symptoms of a urologic emergency, seek medical attention immediately. If you are seeking such as urological condition please visit for better constancy
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