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Why have I never seen anyone IRL with sinus problems? Everyone seems to be happy, and breathing well. No weezing, congestion or talking and breathing through mouth. I reckon if your nose were impacted for any long period, you wouldn't be able to function. Perhaps these people are depressed and at home.

Yeah that's all great and good...but I have bilateral swelling to the sub-mandibular glands. No pain, no stones that I can see or feel. I don't like the way they look, so I'm thinking of having them removed because I hate how they throw off my face and neck. Been to the ENT and through MRI have determined it is not a tumor/cancerous. I'm at my wits end here!!!

Wow, thank you for this insightful and helpful video. I'm on crutches right now a I now know that I have been walking wrong sitting wrong, and walking up and down stairs wrong all along. ❤❤❤

Has anyone had Total knee replacement from Dr Beau Kildow. Do you recommend him

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I have been dealing with submandibular salivary gland issues for a year and a half. Really bad the last eight months. I have gone to 17 doctors eight of the doctors have been ear nose and throat Doctors and 2 holistic doctors. I have had so many test. I had my second CAT scan with contrast a month ago, I’m finally having surgery in two days. When you look at this salivary gland disease it pretty much says that it’s either a stone, Sjogren’s disease or you have had radioactive chemotherapy in the past. That is not my case. The Doctor Who is doing my surgery in two days, she figured it out! After having all of my information all of my test results, she came in the room and she asked me one more question. The question was did you ever have mumps?? I was shocked. I said yes I had mumps when I was a child and I remember it being really bad. So after my surgery in two days, I will be posting my story on Reddit to spread the word that having the mumps can also lead you down this rabbit hole. It has been a huge ordeal for me. My quality of life has really changed with all of the swelling, burning tongue, ringing ears, and only being able to eat a few different bland foods. I have been telling people I am the healthiest sick person there is. I am a 55-year-old female 5‘1“ tall and 105 pounds. My diet is all organic and it has been for years. I was not letting anyone gaslight me. I kept pushing ahead.

That’s my doc!

Currently a CNA working in medsurg. I’ve always thought working in an OR setting is an honor and decided to start school winter!

Hello mam I have four year experience of surgical technician in India from Government Hospital,I am regular employee .i want to become a surgical technician in US what i can do?????

I struggled with nasal polyps for years until I tried IAFA Ayurveda's natural remedies. Within just three months, I experienced significant relief and improved breathing. Their holistic approach truly made a difference in my life. I highly recommend their treatments for anyone seeking effective and natural solutions.

This is absolutely amazing!!! I had no idea what happens to make operations possible and safe!!!! Thank you all!! 🎉

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I have had sinusitis for the past 8 months and I was getting constant nasal thick green mucus and nose blocks all the seasons and I tried Allopathy/Homeopathy/Herbal/Energy Healing and Breathing exercises none of these cured. I started meditating 3 hours every day at night time after my office work from 10pm -1pm (3 hours) and Within 7 days my mucus creation and nose blocks got cleared and I was able to smell after so many months. So to conclude - All the illnesses which the modern Medical industry says surgery is the one and only one option and cannot be cured with medicines - I request all those people to do meditation every day 3 hours and You will see that your illness gets cured and is guaranteed there is no question of particular illness will not be cured in meditation - Many people even cured cancers also.

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im 17 and a senior and was wondering if anyone had any career ideas. im interested in the medical field but dont want alot of schooling if possible i was interested in being a mortician for along time but found out im really bad at anatomy which could be an issue. (i took anatomy and physiology 1 and 2 aswell as medical terminology at my highschool these are all known to be difficult classes but none are AP i have adhd and a handfull of learning disabilities and dont preform well in high stress situations where i need to process information and instructions quickly (im trying to work on that tho) so i dont think being in a trauma unit or hospital/er would be a good fit i want something repetitive so i can master the task but also something that wont bore over time) my mom wants me to be a phlebotomist because i like blood im not opposed to the idea but im scared i wont be very good at finding veins because of my trouble with anatomy. im fine with needles as well so that wont be an issue and i have also donated to the red cross aswell as helped run a blood drive with my schools red cross club. so im definitely fine with blood bags and what not. i have also taken blood at my doctors once before so im slightly familiar with the process. i just want to know more options. and i know i have time and alot of people dont choose there major until there second year of college but it stresses me out to think i could go on the wrong path and end up racking up a bunch of debt just to be unhappy with my choices. as im writing this im realizing maybe i should have posted this to redit but oh well

DO NOT GO HERE UNMC WILL NOT HELP YOU VERY MUCH

My name is Nikolai and this is my mom❤

Has anyone had this procedure

This is what we beed in iur area of uk. Im seceralky nentdlly illnif i go to A+E were in nain waiting roomits nousy vefore covid an 8 hour wait to see a doctor was normal it hust seened lije we were left while end Once when i went waiting room was full it got dodn to last twenty patients still not seen walked out in end were mentally ill notdaft you know when youre a pain in a**e

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Thank you for sharing your story and giving me hope. My daughter has been diagnosed with hydrop at 19 weeks. I'm trusting in the Lord and i'm grateful to have seen you family' story 🙏🏼

I also have appendix cancer. I'm from Pennsylvania. I had the HI PEC procedure in March 2024.

I need lymphovenous bypass due to extensive cancer surgery which has caused lymphedema and caused me to go septic several times now. By the Grace of God, I’m still here. I need that surgery before I get septic again.

Wonderful! Good to see you!

Thanks to Cheyenne and Dr. Tao for pioneering the BEAR Implant in Nebraska!

What about pancreatic lipase and all the pacreatic enzymes

i miss you my brother

I;ve had chronic and idiopathic pancreatitis for almost 20 years, and I got my gallbladder removed as well. Got it when i was 14, I wouldn't wish this on my enemy

How is she now ?

Does it kill the germs

Miss you, brother that was my best friend

No goggles

No 9n5 mask no ppe apon no 😮

I had to simplify the stairs thing for the sake of remembering: when going down it's CRUTCHES first. When going up it's FOOT first. Being my 1st time on crutches at age 60+ I also had to learn to make a WIDE base and GO SLOW when 1st starting out. I actually fell once and slightly bent one of my aluminum crutches because I hadn't quite got the hang of which goes 1st going up. 🙄

God bless you

Thank you Sebastian. May you rest in peace amen 🙏😓🕊️🌹🙏

Amazing technology

Eyeballs inside of eyeballs you say… how riveting. No thanks, I’ll pass.

I need a job medical assistant. Plz help

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Funny, until recently I hadn't realized that Mario updated his favorite way to tackle ED and it's a relief! Although what he previously suggested was pretty good, it was a real pain to follow... I just go'ogled the latest by Mario Volpstein, it's so much easier and potent now!

It's so nice and easy way to make sanitizor but I don't have these ingrediants 😂😂😂😅😅

God bless you paati

I wonder how she is today?

She is an amazing doctor. She saved my life Nebraska should be. Grateful to have such an amazing doctor.Thank you Tina Christmas southern Vermont

What chances of the growth coming 1:43 back

What chances of the growth coming 1:43 back

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