drrebeccaryan.bsky.social
Love everything Gut Brain Axis related.
Gastroenterologist
POTS, MCAS, hEDS, Long Covid, VCS
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What part of this request upsets you?
That a patient has a question to be answered?
The fact that their concern is impossible bc everyone has been exposed?
That long covid can be transmitted thru blood?
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Thanks. Incubation period 2 days to 3 months.
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I always thought that rabies was fatal. Yet there was the report this week of a person dying from receiving a rabies infected donor liver. How did the donor survive rabies?
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What is the point of an inquest if no one is held responsible and it doesn’t lead to change.
Medical negligence
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Our X-ray firms have pt apps. Helpful for when I don’t have login access to look at the films or report.
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Bingo
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What is your problem with looking into commercial products to try and make them healthier.
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He’s not fucking with them. He’s testing them for heavy metals and contaminants. Let’s hope he takes the seed oil out at the same time.
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📌
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Why?
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Teeth like that only occur with prolonged immersion in sugar.
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The mark of a civilized society is that it looks after the sick.
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That’s from sugar. Not lack of fluoride.
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A ban on abortion leads to reduced access to O & G care for all women of all ages.
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Society is selfish. We expect people to vaccinate to protect others yet who is currently masking in this airborne pandemic to protect others? Hands up if u still am.
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Is she one of those “ill appear nice by giving you a cake, but secretly I’m trying to fatten u up so i look skinnier” type of friend though?
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We need more drugs to lower IL6 levels. Why I am fascinated with the GLP1a agonists.
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It comes down to basic human respect. Imagine calling a medical expert Mr or Mrs instead of Dr.
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I wonder why the huge drop in vaccine uptake? 🤔
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Some strains of HPV.
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Why would u not treat?
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Fe deficiency in MCAS (which underpins a lot of LC) then makes MC more sensitive. Vicious cycle. Rare for me to find a pt nowadays with a normal ferritin.
This point is also under appreciated in the ADHD world.
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Not so sure on that last point. Depends on what study u quote. I have seen pts vaccinated only to get LC.
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Both Covid AND the vaccine can cause LC.
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That’s why Australia was the perfect case study. WA was locked down. No community spread. Yet almost 90% vaccination for COVID. Excess death rates started two months after the vaccine rollout. BEFORE widespread community spread of COVID. And this is when we were testing everyone.
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It’s called temporal association. If u have a vaccine and hours later develop new and permanent symptoms then h don’t have to be a rocket scientist to connect the dots. It isnt medical gaslighting ….ha this is the ultimate in gaslighting.
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Let’s hope gaslighting, psychology and exercise are not part of the guidelines.
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I dont think antivax stance is about selfishness. It is pts putting their own health above that of strangers. before u say that is the definition of selfishness look at the avg persons behaviour during the pandemic. No masking. Ultimate selfishness. Masking costs u nothing. Vaccine injury is real
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Want to pick up more polyps? Good bowel prep and slow withdrawal rate is how u pick up polyps. Not relying on a computer to dk your job so u can spend more time chatting to your anaesthetist.
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With the huge gaslighting in certain areas of medicine you can understand a pts reluctance to advocate for themselves.
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You get pts are generally better at asking and questioning their health care providers than the older generation who were brought up to trust their drs and the dr patient relationship was very paternalistic. But it is part of a drs job to offer informed consent. Not the pts. Combine this
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I am just saying informed consent is not always informed consent. Regardless of whether I know everything about a procedure I still need to have it explained to me. That is called informed consent.
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For all the casinos I have ever had I have never been told any of the risk nor given a vaccine handout. For my kids vaccines told injection site soreness irritability or fever and never given a vaccine handout.
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Every medical procedure requires informed consent. Doesn’t mean it is done.
Dr: u need a colonoscopy, sign here
Pt: signs consent form
This is NOT informed consent
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I thought you were open to discussion….
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If it was bad work why did the same paper get accepted 3 years later.
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In medicine two things to remember
Never say never
Never say always