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Thank You 🎉 I need this as my blood test reading shows two times than normal

Very simple and meaningful

Very useful video. Thank you so much,sir.

Thank you. Makes sense.

Absolutely amazing

#9 Once worked a place where the residents had to put their wire in plastic baggie after the procedure and show it to their attending. No one ever forgot the wire. 😂

Thanks for sharing 👍

I had a bad cold or flu last week and for 1.5 hours while I was trying to sleep on my back I was constantly coughing and I had a lot of gurgling and bubbling of fluid in my lungs. I've had that before so I was not alarmed but it was distressing to think I had the whole night ahead of me. I flipped over to sleep on my stomach and ALL of the bubbling and gurgling in my lungs went away and the coughing reduced to near zero. I was shocked at how dramatic the change was. I was basically able to sleep the rest of the night. I also slept on my stomach the 2nd night, though I had a little bit of coughing but I was eventually able to sleep most of the night. To sleep on my stomach I sleep with my head on the edge of the pillow so my face is angled slightly down and I prop up my shoulder with 3 folded towels and I also lift my hip on that same side with a crumpled up bedsheet. This reduces the amount of neck rotation needed to sleep on my stomach. Another trick is to add something to keep your head from sliding off the pillow. It's hard to describe but basically I use pillowcase with the T-shirt in the end of it that sticks out from under my pillow and that creates a stop (like a wedge) to prevent my head from sliding off the side of the pillow. I've worked out these tricks for sleeping on my stomach over the past 2 years because I find stomach sleeping helps me sleep a lot better. I'm 57 years old and turning my head to the side to sleep on my stomach is more difficult than a younger person, so these methods reduce the amount the head needs to be turned for stomach sleeping.

How long it takes to lower AST from 200 to normal after quitting alcohol and switch to a better diet??? please

Do u ever help cancer patients stage 4? Cure them?

Excellent explanation - thank you!

Thank you

Are these tests reliable? I read on- line that a person can have liver disease with normal liver tests. Also how reliable is the GGT test to diagnose liver disease or pancreas cancer?

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Understanding 😅

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thank you very helpfull , but some tips are notspecifically in central line procedure only , but all critical procedure , thank you very much

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My alt is 124 and my ast is 118. The blood test was taken a week ago. Before the blood tests, after simple abdominal ultrasound, I was diagnosed with NAFLD. I also am grade 1 obese, at the limit with overweight. I will go for further investigation this week. The doctors said the ast, alt should have been lower in this condition. I did take Paracetamol/Nurofen and got to the gym the weeks before the blood test. I stopped the heavy workout at this time.

very good video, sir, thank you!

How do you calculate the arterial O2 pressure? Is it just given from the ABG?

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Thanks. This was more helpful than reading a book with fancy words and 10 pages of dialogue explaining it.

Best explanation

My ALT is 8.0 IU/L and says abnormal on my results

Thank you for sharing this information!👍

My ast is 48 is that bad

I wish he would’ve actually given us the normal range numbers so that we have something to gauge his commentary by. Otherwise this is a great video, as usual 👍

Thanks doc. Is AST 52 and ALT 20 dangerous? I don't drink alcohol. Other labs are within normal limit.

you are magnificent

Where I live a normal ALT is 0-41. In May 2022 mine was at 48. This May 2023 it was 55. Do I need a liver ultrasound? Here the normal range for Albumin Creatine Ratio is 0-20. In May 2022 mine was 30. This May 2023 it was 95. In August 2023 it was 127. I see a lot of bubbles in my urine. Doctor prescribing Metformin for elevated blood sugar. Will Metformin help to bring my numbers down and lessen the bubbles?

really valubal video thanks a lot

amazing video, thank you!

what is a normal platue pressure for us without ventilation what dose it tell ...is it intra alveolar pressure at inspiratory pause or trans pulmonary which is intraalveolar minus intraplural pressure

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Excellent! Thanks.

So good!

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Exactly what I needed to hear mate! Thanks for the video

Finally after wasting so much time i landed at the right place.... Thankyou for such an easy explanation ❤

Wow, so helpful. Thank you!

Thank you!

All of you Doctors only seem to understand what it means to have elevated ALT and AST, but have no idea what it means to have low levels too low. Doesn't the proper function of your body also depends on the proper amount of these enzymes. Obviously if ALT is too low then the protein conversions are not going to happen. Correct? WHY IS THIS NOT IMPORTANT?

1:59 Just wanted to clarify if he really means "end of EXPIRATION" and not INSPIRATION.

My ast is 117 and my alt is 183 . My creatine and Bun is slightly elevated also. . I was diagnosed with fatty liver disease, three years ago but I’ve also lost 200 pounds since then and all of my labs have been within range till now. Any info would be great

I did an x-ray of my chest. My eyes remained open during the x-ray. Is there damage to the eyes.... and should we close our eyes during the x-ray?

TQ,sir . Clear explanation,save tons of books & time for me