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@genx60five Сағат бұрын
Thank you .very well done.
@patriciap.9034 2 сағат бұрын
You are a truly gifted teacher in the medical profession. Thanks, Danielle; appreciate you.
@lucidmed3343 Сағат бұрын
Hi patriciap! You are so kind to say that. I appreciate you as well and thanks for the comment. Danielle
@EdKading-qo7cm 3 сағат бұрын
I have a lot of itching. Especially on my head/face…anyone? No other reason for it in the days following IVIG
@keishamurray9087 Күн бұрын
My frustration is that they are quick to slap the idiopathic label on it without much investigation. I am 100% positive that my SFN is immune mediated, but none of the doctors will listen. I had a rheumatologist tell me that I did not have a rheumatological issue simply based on a negative ANA. He literally told me that I may have to learn to live with my symptoms without a diagnosis, and I should be happy that I do not have a major medical problem. My sed rate is always elevated. My CRP is always elevated. Neither is crazy high but still high. My mother had Sarcoidosis. My cousin has lupus. I have had so many symptoms spread over multiple systems for years. I've had nerve issues, GI issues, debilitating fatigue, pulmonary embolism and DVT, bladder issues, brain fog, hormone issues, migraines, palpitations, issues overheating and regulating temperature, GYN issues...the list goes on. It took years of going to doctors and being dismissed before a neurologist ordered the EMG and then ordered the MRI and skin biopsy. They ruled out MS and diagnosed SFN. They ordered a few lab tests and called it idiopathic. I know the specifically tested me for sialic when I was diagnosed with gastroparesis (which they also labeled idiopathic but was likely caused by SFN). They checked on of the thyroid antibodies when I insisted the check my for Hashimoto. The said they checked me for Lupus but they just checked my ANA. I have had such an infuriating time with doctors. I am a woman who is overweight and all I ever get is diagnosis fat and stressed. I have tried to lose weight without success, and they can't explain why. I pretty much get told to try harder or suggestions of bariatric surgery. I have gastroparesis and malabsorption issues. Why would I want or need bariatric surgery. I don't overeat and struggle to digest what I do as it is. I need to find good doctors in central Texas that are actually willing to try to figure out the underlying issues rather than band aid treatments and dismissive attitudes.
@robinnelson3868 Күн бұрын
GET RID OF CARBS AND SUGAR.
@bengazi179 2 күн бұрын
I have been waiting for this. Very nice video. Thank you for this useful and interesting lecture. :)
@tominnc315 2 күн бұрын
This has a huge psychological component as cause. Idiopathic, increse in past 20 yrs lol Syndrome etc. i have this. Im seeing a therapist. There is no none zero medical solution. Its our brain
@PinkCraftyMama 2 күн бұрын
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you! Saving it to share since I’ve had a port for almost 5 years now. I’ve been shocked at how ignorant some medical staff are when it comes to ports. I wish port training was more prevalent
@lucidmed3343 2 күн бұрын
Hi! Thanks so much for saying so and the reason I made these 2 port videos is because I have seasoned nurses as well as new asking me to explain it. I’ve been asked a few scary questions so I thought it was needed. I’m glad you found it useful ❤️ Danielle
@PinkCraftyMama 2 күн бұрын
@@lucidmed3343 the nurses in the infusion department at the hospital are fantastic, but I’ve heard from cancer patients (mine is for remicade) that during occasions they have been inpatient, nurses on the ward sometimes avoid using them! I’m talking about the oncology ward where they should be just as familiar!
@leslielutz6028 2 күн бұрын
You are so thorough in your explanations. Great communicator!! Thank you!
@sweetleaf6155 2 күн бұрын
These might be YOUR 7 most painful surgeries, but there are more painful ones out there. Now the hip surgery and skin graph, I can see them being painful.
@patriciaissa7935 2 күн бұрын
BE CAREFUL WITH FISH OIL
@Jay-od3fh 3 күн бұрын
Any idea why this broad, who isn't a medical doctor, is wearing a stethoscope?
@bengazi179 3 күн бұрын
You are beautiful. One of the most beautiful girls I've ever seen. I see a beautiful soul in your eyes and that's why I wish you a lot of happiness in life. I will support your channel. Please record often. Just stay happy, strong, creative and beautiful. You have a very beautiful face andneck, without any wrinkles or irregular lines. You know how they say that theneck is a woman's best friend, because only theneck gives away her true age, and you are so young. I would say it has to do with your beauty that comes from within. Can you make a video about your neckcare? Many ladies would be happy to look like you. :)
@lucidmed3343 2 күн бұрын
Hi and thank you! So happy you found the channel and I appreciate the kind words and compliments. I've never considered doing a video on my skincare routine but you might have given me an idea...maybe I will :) Danielle
@bengazi179 2 күн бұрын
@@lucidmed3343 Thank you! I can feel your gratitude and kindness. :) I look forward to future videos. :)
@grangrampa832 3 күн бұрын
Thank you superb teaching 😊 I am a retired RN YOU ARE REALLY GREAT AT EXPLAINING THIS PROCEDURE ❤
@lucidmed3343 3 күн бұрын
Hi! THANK YOU! I work with many nurses (experienced and brand new) and this is a frequent request so I'm honored to hear that you think so. I always love hearing from fellow HCP's in the comments. I hope you're well. Danielle ❤️
@joemachu 3 күн бұрын
And what is your contribution to chronic pain?
@judyb8018 3 күн бұрын
I cant help but wonder if 5G isnt causing damage to our bodies thru cell phones and wifi
@emmierow1980 3 күн бұрын
My whole body is attacking itself after a single dose of Pfizer in 2021. I’m here because I have symptoms of myosotis as well as RA, Vasculitis and Sjögrens. I’m 43 years old and feel like my life is falling apart. I was already using the keto/Mediterranean diet prior to any of this. No sugar, rarely ever drink, very active. Currently spending most of my day in bed but then having to get up and move around because my neck is seizing up. I am becoming desperate and unable to hold on to any hope - getting married in 6 weeks and I don’t even have the strength to try on my dress. If anyone here has any words of wisdom, please help. I’m in the UK, currently waiting for tests and rheumatology.
@lucidmed3343 3 күн бұрын
Hi emmierow! 1st- congrats on your upcoming wedding however I'm so incredibly sorry you're going through this and dealing with the exhaustion and pain. I'm in the states but if you ever want to talk please email me directly at [email protected]. I can certainly try and help you navigate options for treatment and provide as much support as I can through this. Love and prayers to you. Danielle
@ohwellnoel2102 3 күн бұрын
Co. Decriminalized. It.. 🎉🖕 nott u...the finger...lol ..
@Ronnie20239 4 күн бұрын
I’ve had two of these ops ouch !
@traceysseasidestudio8357 5 күн бұрын
After my first breast cancer surgery they took out 6 lymph nodes under my arm, the nerves were damaged and it was excruciating and more sore than the actual breast removal.
@kylekane5727 6 күн бұрын
I've never heard of the C &S with a line over them for with and without but then again im only a third year premed. lol
@lucidmed3343 5 күн бұрын
I started practice in the 90’s so may have changed but yup they equate to with/without ❤️
@louisecarter5219 6 күн бұрын
Daneil what an amazing insight into the world of this weird & wonderful drug. Can i ask a question? You say the drug is not as addictive as others but combined with other drugs do you think that it could be? I believe that it can help with so many different ailments but combined with other drugs could become highly addictive? Thank you so much for you informative vids you Rock x
@ShwetaKamble-up8kk 6 күн бұрын
Is the treatment effective for pemphigus.. ? What are the long term side effects ?
@elenadexter5430 6 күн бұрын
I started having spasms in my stomach and my fingers were locking up and painful but all this happened after I was bitten by a black widow spider and I still have the same problem right now but I try to exercise my fingers and it gives me relief and I haven’t been diagnosed yet I blame the black widow spider for the symptoms and I don’t think that the doctors know everything
@herbertwerner2287 7 күн бұрын
Your dog is so cute !! I have PN really bad but now I will try a couple things from your video.
@homounsapiens1287 7 күн бұрын
Oxaloacetate
@MISISTERHOOD 7 күн бұрын
Do you have advice on how to get a provider to hear you, listen to the symptoms….i have had no luck. I have not been diagnosed with anything. My body is in revolt. I can no longer manage my symptoms. I have videos of my hands and feet contorting and spasming. You can see the muscles jumping/twitching. It is SO painful. Physicians look at my videos, listen to my symptoms and I am still trying to be heard!!! I’ve lived like this for 17 years.
@witchywoman4139 8 күн бұрын
I had a hemorrhoidectomy ages ago, a walk in the park compared to the painful hemorrhoid I had prior to the surgery. The pain was intense, which is why I required the surgery in the first place. All I recall from the procedure was being incredibly embarrassed that my family doctor was the one performing it, with the gentle nurse struggling to hold my butt-cheek out of the way. Afterwards I had to sit on a special pillow at my desk at work to relieve discomfort, but again...that was NOTHING compared to the pain that got me there in the first place, and I haven't had a similar episode since. So to anyone fearing such an operation, take heart...you're liable to feel much more pain from embarrassment than the actual surgery, and afterwards you'll feel light-years better. Trust me on this. ;)
@Truerealism747 9 күн бұрын
Causation us autism adhd for most
@Garrett8098 9 күн бұрын
I started eating 6 eggs every day and am convinced that the egg is the healthiest food on earth.
@favesongs123 10 күн бұрын
One of the best videos about neuropathy. Also, you're so admirable, you really make time to reply to almost all the questions of your viewers ❤
@lucidmed3343 9 күн бұрын
Hi there! Thank you for saying so, it means the world to me to receive positive feedback. As far as replying-it's important to me to respond if someone has taken the time to write a comment (especially if they're not feeling well) so it's always a pleasure to connect with viewers. I had started doing LIVE's a few months back but need to resume because it's an added level of connection. I truly appreciate people sharing their opinions (good or bad) and what's maybe worked for them with their chronic disease. Building a great community here :) D
@favesongs123 3 күн бұрын
@@lucidmed3343 Hi Danielle. Thank you so much for the reply. What dosage you had for your R ALA? I bought mine for 100 mg capsule ? I have been taking 2, for a week, but it says to take 1 on the bottle. Also, I have hashimotos (mild), pre-diabetes, and neuropathy. I am confused, I read somewhere that R-ALA is not good for hashimotos 😥😥. Note: I'm not taking any hashimotos medication as my doctors said I don't need it for now and need more testing after 4 months (since my last blood test was in April)
@user-pu5ys9he1z 10 күн бұрын
Can a nerve biopsy tell what it is. X
@lucidmed3343 3 күн бұрын
Hi! It would more be a muscle biopsy for myositis along with blood work for markers. D
@shellygarmonstewart3188 10 күн бұрын
xoxoxo!
@TheHas700 10 күн бұрын
Too much fish oil is bad. Canola oil is also bad! B6 can cause other health issues.
@SloppyLarry 10 күн бұрын
I got sick and it caused my rib to hurt really bad and after I recovered it seemed to cause my left arm to feel like I hit the gym hard but I haven't been in like a month?! I heard influenza could trigger myositis. Apparently after IV Fluid and Ibuprofen the people recovered?! I also don't have health insurance so there is that it doesn't seem as though a home remedy is an option from this video though.
@lucidmed3343 3 күн бұрын
Hi Larry! Reading this had me with a few questions. An injury such as the one you describe can cause complex regional pain syndrome as well. Myositis also normally presents with muscle weakness causing difficulty rising from a chair etc, quads and hip flexors are most frequently effected (polymyositis). Having pain in your arm on the side you injured your rib is logical but I don't know that it's screaming Myositis to me which is a good thing. It also normally wouldn't go away after a month. Yes, it can progress slowly at 1st but it also typically effects multiple muscle groups throughout the body. You are correct that it can be triggered by viral infections. There is no cure unfortunately but I'd suggest speaking with a doc (I know you don't have insurance) but it's important to rule serious issues out. D
@SloppyLarry 2 күн бұрын
@@lucidmed3343 Case 1 A 37-year old male surgeon presented with three days of progressive muscle pain and weakness. Five days prior he had fever, myalgias and sore throat. His fever and sore throat resolved after two days, but he continued to have muscle pain that evolved into diffuse muscle weakness, greatest in his distal upper extremities. This disabled him from performing surgery. He denied any recent trauma or strenuous exercise. He also denied any medical history or medication use prior to his illness, except for ibuprofen three days prior to his presentation. He reported multiple sick contacts, including sick patients and his four-month old son. His vital signs and general examination were normal. He had no rashes or joint pain. His forearm muscles and intrinsic muscles of the hand were tight and tender to touch. His neurological examination was notable for 5/5 strength throughout except bilateral wrist flexion and extension (4/5), finger flexion (3/5), finger extension (2/5) and thumb adduction (3/5). His reflexes and sensation were normal. Laboratory values were generally unremarkable with the exception of CK (1,504 ng/ml). Pertinent negative virologic tests included RSV by PCR, parvovirus B19, EBV, CSF bacterial culture, HIV, Influenza A by PCR, Influenza B by PCR, and CSF Influenza by PCR. He was given IV fluids and ibuprofen. One day after presentation, the swelling and tenderness improved. Two days later his symptoms had nearly resolved. Examination revealed only subtle 5-/5 weakness in bilateral forearms and hands. CK decreased to 752 ng/ml and serum creatinine remained stable and within normal limits. Nerve conduction and needle EMG (proximal, distal and paraspinal muscles) studies were normal. A few days later he was able to return to work, including performing surgeries.
@SloppyLarry 2 күн бұрын
@@lucidmed3343 Case 1 A 37-year old male surgeon presented with three days of progressive muscle pain and weakness. Five days prior he had fever, myalgias and sore throat. His fever and sore throat resolved after two days, but he continued to have muscle pain that evolved into diffuse muscle weakness, greatest in his distal upper extremities. This disabled him from performing surgery. He denied any recent trauma or strenuous exercise. He also denied any medical history or medication use prior to his illness, except for ibuprofen three days prior to his presentation. He reported multiple sick contacts, including sick patients and his four-month old son. His vital signs and general examination were normal. He had no rashes or joint pain. His forearm muscles and intrinsic muscles of the hand were tight and tender to touch. His neurological examination was notable for 5/5 strength throughout except bilateral wrist flexion and extension (4/5), finger flexion (3/5), finger extension (2/5) and thumb adduction (3/5). His reflexes and sensation were normal. Laboratory values were generally unremarkable with the exception of CK (1,504 ng/ml). Pertinent negative virologic tests included RSV by PCR, parvovirus B19, EBV, CSF bacterial culture, HIV, Influenza A by PCR, Influenza B by PCR, and CSF Influenza by PCR. He was given IV fluids and ibuprofen. One day after presentation, the swelling and tenderness improved. Two days later his symptoms had nearly resolved. Examination revealed only subtle 5-/5 weakness in bilateral forearms and hands. CK decreased to 752 ng/ml and serum creatinine remained stable and within normal limits. Nerve conduction and needle EMG (proximal, distal and paraspinal muscles) studies were normal. A few days later he was able to return to work, including performing surgeries.
@SloppyLarry 2 күн бұрын
@@lucidmed3343 maybe it's the acute myositis It's the acute part that makes a difference.
@newlife2281 10 күн бұрын
Do anyone know how to do ketamine microdosing?
@66slester 11 күн бұрын
3 out of the 7
@evansbowen6897 12 күн бұрын
I developed CRPS after a total ankle replacement A relative who is an orthopedist really listened to my symptoms and suggested that I had CRPS even though I didn't have a lot of swelling but I had high skin sensitivity and the bottom of my foot was sticky indicating sweating. I have had 4 sympathetic nerve blocks and each one has made me incrementally better and I'm on gabapentin. But I have also gone done the path of mind/body and the part trauma plays in this mysterious disease. I experience complex trauma as a child and was retrumatized by my abusive parent in the last year of her life. Once I heard trauma could be contributing I put my self in psychotherapy and have been doing EMDR ---the current and helpful trauma therapy. For me these two things are linked and going both medical and psychological in my treatment gives me hope and I'm on the road to recovery.
@evansbowen6897 12 күн бұрын
I developed CRPS after a total ankle replacement A relative who is an orthopedist really listened to my symptoms and suggested that I had CRPS even though I didn't have a lot of swelling but I had high skin sensitivity and the bottom of my foot was sticky indicating sweating. I have had 4 sympathetic nerve blocks and each one has made me incrementally better and I'm on gabapentin. But I have also gone done the path of mind/body and the part trauma plays in this mysterious disease. I experience complex trauma as a child and was retrumatized by my abusive parent in the last year of her life. Once I heard trauma could be contributing I put my self in psychotherapy and have been doing EMDR ---the current and helpful trauma therapy. For me these two things are linked and going both medical and psychological in my treatment gives me hope and I'm on the road to recovery.
@TwistedPsilo 12 күн бұрын
Damn the immunomodulatory segment had me wondering if my long covid could potentially benefit, than she goes on to confirm that there is currently research being done on the subject. Have not done K in over a decade but I guess I know what Im doing next weekend.
@okmmauh 12 күн бұрын
Will try this
@okmmauh 12 күн бұрын
Disgusting dog
@cgcorzine5092 13 күн бұрын
I had two total hip replacements 7 weeks apart. The first surgery gave me so much relief that I begged my surgeon to squeeze me in ASAP for the other hip. I was back at work cashiering at my son’s deli within 6 weeks. I’m 71 & walk my dog two miles after standing for 6 hours. ( only took pain killers for several days post surgery)
@SuperKabookie 13 күн бұрын
Funny but also scary.
@MattyLiam333 14 күн бұрын
considering the cost of therapy or psychologists, the cost out of pocket without insurance seems completely do able for those with healthy incomes.
@bcclark8681 14 күн бұрын
Where’s Spinal Surgery?🫤
@lucidmed3343 14 күн бұрын
Hi BC! Right here 👉👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/in6qlYGYgdSCpcksi=wBcXeqBTkv4zDrkK Let me know your thoughts Danielle
@cathyf3939 15 күн бұрын
Thevitaminsin cereals are synthetic, so worth nothing.
@danderous5252 15 күн бұрын
Is there a way to email the video creator? I would love to chat with her. I can tell that this issue really matters to her and I could use some guidance. I'm a disabled Veteran and getting the VA to pay attention is impossible. Getting ANY doctor to listen has been impossible.
@lucidmed3343 15 күн бұрын
Hi there, I'm so glad I saw this. You can email me at [email protected]. Look forward to speaking with you! Danielle
@danderous5252 15 күн бұрын
Omg, this video just changed my life. I'm in tears. No one believes me about my pain or any of the ailments in struggling with medically. I get labeled a pain seeker no matter where I go and my own pain management doctor didn't catch this but I'm now CERTAIN it's what is ailing me. This is my life. I have every single symptom and have been attributing them all to other things. I've been feeling so depressed thinking, 'wow, one person can't possibly have all these things wrong with them...'