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Do you don’t have to die in your 80s. I am DR. Wonger to help you

Thank you I have no artheroscelosis and I’m 99 years old. The secret? I never smoke. Exercise a lot. Eat low fat food. Sauna 3 days a week, and swim, walk, and run a lot

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Precise and concise explanation. Thank you

What about cyclizine?

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I feel sad for lately discovering the channel !

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Could you speak a little bit slower next time?

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Doctors failed to diagnose my disease

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Thank you so much for creating this video I truly appreciate it. It's so informative, organized and saved me tons of time to understand and review it.

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Thank you sir. Good class.

Amazing explanation ! Thank you 🤍

Perfect. Even for a medical student, this was the perfect level of detail for a quick refresh (studying diabetes pharm right now and remembering this pathway is key)

This cleared up the different pressures a bit more than I was able to do with my book, class PPT, and Google. I just couldn't grasp this info for some reason but this video was very helpful! THANKS!!!!!

1:36 best diagram👍

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this is the best video i have ever seen.....short and sweet and of enough content

Thanks for the video, however I do have a question. 3:19 What is the basis for the production of the insulin by the pancreas and what makes it abnormal and different from a patient without PCOS?

This made a desperate med student v happy inside

Watched the video only to fail the question at the end 😂😂😂

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Hi. I'm desperate, and I need any advice I can get. My dad (age 55) was diagnosed with orthostatic hypotension about 1 year ago, and it seems to be progressively getting worse. He is to the point now where he is unable to even walk around the house, to the point where we've gotten him a wheelchair just to be able to go from his bedroom to the bathroom, for example. This is after he has passed out and fallen multiple times, he's broke an arm, 6 ribs, 3 vertebrae in his spine, all on different occasions of falling, due to going unconscious while trying to walk. His blood pressure while standing has been recorded as low as 36/29, while his blood pressure when he is laying down is consistently almost a textbook perfect 120/80. This change happens within seconds of changing from a laying to standing position, with his sitting blood pressure also being very low, but not as low as standing. He is currently taking Midodrine (10mg 3 times a day), and was previously taking Fludrocortisone, however it caused significant hypokalemia for him, so his doctor had him stop taking it. Neither of these medications have really improved his condition in any significant way, and it just seems to be getting worse as time goes on. There are occasions now where he is going unconscious while in a sitting position, not even standing. He is also incredibly fatigued almost everyday, and usually sleeps for the majority of the day. Here is some of his medical history that I feel might be relevant: He had uncontrolled type 2 diabetes for many years due to not being able to afford medication or insurance, however it is under control now as of the last year and and a half. Secondly, since about 2016 he has been progressively losing weight without trying, or having any change in his diet. He is 6'1" and his starting weight was roughly 210lbs, and currently he is roughly 145lbs. His doctors have attributed this to his many years of uncontrolled diabetes, however they are not 100% certain. Thirdly, he has been taking a antidepressant to treat anxiety, called Venlafaxine (75mg once a day) for roughly 15 years with no side effects, however I have read that Venlafaxine can potentially have a side effect of orthostatic hypotension, particularly in older/geriatric age adults. Once again, he is 55 years old, so not geriatric age, but not young either. We are kind of at a standstill, and don't know what to do next. Thank you for reading, If anyone has any questions, I will try to answer to the best of my ability, and I would greatly appreciate any help or advice whatsoever, please and thank you.

Thank you soo very much sir.Your video is soo explicit and practical.

-First pass metabolism is the broken down action of the liver. -Bioavailability is a percentage

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Nice and perfect. Thanks for the explanation.

Very well explained with good examples! Thank you

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