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This video seems to be on a level that would entertain appendicitis surgeons. Well made. Best regards from a legal clerk

Now figure out why people become allergic to antibiotics later in life that were given to them in childhood. My Dad is allergic to sulfa drugs. I'm allergic to penicillin. I was given many shots of penicillin. After living through several viruses and bacterial infections into my teens, I haven't been sick much since at age 56. My reaction to penicillin came about 20 years after the last use in childhood when I had an abcess tooth. I broke out in hives.

I've never carried about this ever... Yet now I'm so invested

My guess is that the number of an medical treatment is probably closely associated with the the money that can be made from that treatment.

I wonder what we think is essential medical procedure today but isn't...hospitals got bills to pay.

As someone who was near death after my appendix burst and was misdiagnosed, I would definitely advise to cut it out if in doubt

About a yr and a half ago, for some reason I took Benadryl steadily before bedtime, sort of like a sleeping pill. I needed something to help me sleep as I slowly adjusted to my night shift, and I've been taking cetirizine for yrs since it was prescribed to me as maintenance for my allergic rhinitis, so antihistamines aren't new to me. The auditory hallucinations were insane--it felt like constant whispering near my ears to the point that I thought my room was haunted lol (it wasn't, because the hallucinations went away once I stopped taking the medication). The night terrors were awful too--I'm already prone to nightmares as it as, but the night terrors and sleep paralysis occurred frequently about 2-3x a week. It went on for about 5 months before I switched to melatonin.

A good scientist who strives into completely unknown territory makes note of everything! Who knows? Maybe the presence of viscious corpse-eating turtles would have mattered for further studies?

This is so interesting! I remember when I was a child, I had ... three or four appendix inflammations. That was in the late 80s, early 90s. Non of them was deemed severe enough to warrant a removal. The way this decision was made was having my temperature measured in my mouth and in my butt. Had there been a difference of more than 1°C, I wouldn't still have my appendix today. And ever since it turned out that appendixes are pretty useful, I am happy that it's still here with me. <3

bad air

I was born at home in 1944 and never had a stay in a hospital or for that matter, I never get sick enough to see a doctor. I have a complete immune system which includes foreskin, tonsils, appendix, spleen and a few other organs and systems which I forget. I explained this to the last doctor I saw back in 2019 and without missing a beat, he recommended that I take the experimental covid19 vaccine and said it was absolutely safe. I ignored him as I do most doctors and of course, I never got sick. Nothing like walking around with an intact immune system.

CT scans. CT scans happened to appendectomies.

15:42 Four hundreds years before William Harvey, Ibn al-Nafis discovered the pulmonary circulation: "The work of Ibn al-Nafis regarding the right sided (pulmonary) circulation pre-dates the later work (1628) of William Harvey's De motu cordis. Both theories attempt to explain circulation"

D’Herelle is a GOAT. Bro just said “nah Imma just be a scientist” and did it.

I wonder how a brainless virus can have such a clever strategy. Darvins theory doesn't work here. Almost looks like if someone designed, engineered the viruses and other diseases. Like those which cause you to cough in order to spread itself. Really strange!

... now you've done it. I'll be in my room with the surgical ICD listings, don't disturb me.

omg i didnt expect you to mention its use for UC!! I have UC and sulfasalazine was my first real treatment after a year of steriods. I will never forget the taste of them when you got water on the pills by accident 🙃🥲 i was on it for a couple of years but it stopped working.

Phage is the future

I had mine out in 1993, laproscopic. Surgery began as exploratory because my white cell counts were normal, and ultrasound showed my appendix as normal size. In surgery, it was gangrene and ruptured during removal. Turns out, my organs were smaller than "normal". And my immune system is bunko, although it got amazingly better after my tonsilectomy the next year. Which is why when you read the lines comparing tge appendix to the tonsils, it made me laugh.

Cholecystectomies are all the rage now.

Fun fact Antihistamines are a delirant drug that induce delerium, Datura would be the strongest of these drugs (Trips last for 7 days) followed by Benadryl and then the weakest being Nutmeg.

this channel is what RUclips was made for

2005 i had an inflammation in my appendix, it was during a week long trip, I survived, the body handled it by itself. The doctors still wanted to remove my appending 6 months later, so we did. After that I suffered extreme IBS for years, explosive diarrhea. Gradually it has became better and better. Still been hell to live with.

I charge per pat. He owes my frig(erator) a change of addresses

Never wondered about the titular question.

This is some alien shit📡

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In the 1950's and my childhood, most of my friends had appendectomies and tonsillectomies

I had appendicitis and needed emergency surgery. Took the doctor forever to figure out my appendix was at the 2 o’clock position on my large intestine, instead of the 7 o’clock when looking at me. It was also on the backside towards my kidney so I was originally diagnosed with kidney stones. 4 painful hours later and I was under the knife after a CAT scan figured it out.

I had my appendix removed in 1947 and was one of the first patients in Central Florida to be treated with penicillin plus the usual sulfa drug. I was told years later that my appendix ruptured as it was being removed. I remember when the thick, light brown decayed matter oozed from my wound. The smell of putrescine or cadaverine, the chemicals from rotting bodies that give that distinctive smell of death. Perhaps that inspired me to get a degree in chemistry years later. Oh, my mother, born in 1915 also had her appendix removed. Ether was used to make me unconscious. And my recovery took a week in the hospital.

10/10 presentation in this video. Straight to the facts, clean delivery, no fluff. Keeps concepts within reach without spending too much time dumbing them down. Fantastic work.

CTs are useless for the diagnosis of appendicitis. They mislead more often than they help. When CT first became available, surgeons would request a CT to delay the case until the morning.

As someone who is allergic to penicillin I can say for sure that sulfa drugs taste AWFUL. So glad that z-pac/tri-pac got approved and I'll hopefully never need sulfa-trimeth again.

The only advert that comes to mind when talking about Claritin is the one in "Unedited Footage of a Bear" 🤭

My cousin is having one next week