Oral Medicine | Diabetes | INBDE

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[@nnnnnnnn-b8v]

Much, much better explanation, attitude and enthusiasm to teach than UNIVERSITIES teachers I know…. Thank you for your honest help. 🙏

[@badtz238]

All I can say is “I LOVE YOU DR RYAN” thanks for everything you do for us ❤️

[@dr.rashaal-edilbi5126]

I am so excited to finish my exams and watch your oral medicine playlist 🤩

[@Teeanya]

I’m so glad I found your channel. .you make everything so interesting and comprehensible. 😭👍🏻

[@mentaldental]

Glad you are enjoying it!

[@XVI_0]

This video is pretty helpful Well done doctor

[@chinonsonwachukwu6840]

A big thanks to you Dr Ryan for these videos! ❤️

[@mentaldental]

You’re very welcome! 😊

[@harpreetrandhawa8958]

This was exactly what i was looking for !!! VERY HELPFUL !!! THANK YOU !!!

[@mentaldental]

I'm so glad it was helpful!!

[@yinka9542]

Thank you so much for your help Dr. Ryan!

[@jagdeepkaur8798]

In GTT, 75gm of anhydrous glucose load is given to patient before taking samples. Just thought of sharing. I learnt this information as i worked as quality manager for a lab

[@gprapiot]

Thank you so much for such informative videos and especially presenting it in a short and crisp way. Also i'd request if you can cover more on antifungals, antivirals(especially AIDS), Chemotherapy drugs and TB drugs. It'll be of great help.

[@zarammd5803]

Hi Dr , You are the best . Thank you for short and informative explanation. A lots study time is compacts in this great video 👍👍👍🙏🙏

[@zarasin4500]

Thank you so much dr. Ryan, you're the best 🤓❤

[@mentaldental]

You're most welcome! 😊

[@aymanalforohi3339]

it's very important for us to know how we handle with diabetic patients

[@tanvimanchanda8194]

And absolutely enjoying you videos .. so informative for the exam.. thank you for all your efforts :)

[@hudaIbrahim-x3b]

Excellent

[@hudaIbrahim-x3b]

Fine

[@mariasegundinabuguina5653]

Thank you doc Ryan

[@andrew-isac]

Dr u said above 7% is poorly controlled - but in min @11:00 in the video u said if above 8 it s poor controlled , while on cdc they list 9 and above so i m confused on which is considered poorly controlled level , plz advice

[@neveentaimor6552]

Big thank you. Dr Rayan 06/06/2024

[@hibaqadi4225]

Thank you dr. This is very helpful

[@ed-vo7vr]

Great videos, really helpful and well explained. Thanks a lot.

[@mentaldental]

Glad you like them!

[@sherihanalmohammad7195]

Thanks!

[@camilalopes8129]

I have finally understood this disease! :D

[@mentaldental]

I’m so glad to hear that!

[@randomtoothguy]

PERFECT Just what I needed!!!! Thank you so much!

[@mentaldental]

Glad it helped!

[@gEnIoOhAzEl]

Can you do a video of dental emergencies. what to look for when pt is experiencing certain symptoms and situations such as strokes etc. What to do and how to prevent :)

[@lora7677]

Thank you!!!

[@sejalmehta2611]

thank you for uploading !

[@tyy123]

Thank you thank you thank you

[@estebancolina5505]

thanks a lot . Hi from Peru

[@tenzinpassang2071]

Hi doc, Blood glucose level in dental chair is mostly random so my question what should we compare it with.

[@arazimad2037]

Ur the best, thanks

[@alexandernwogu2450]

Thank you Dr Ryan.....you are such a life saver!! Was gonna ask also if there can be further expatiation on ketosis & diabetic ketoacidosis...thanks!!!

[@mentaldental]

Ketosis is generally not harmful, and is the presence of higher than normal ketones in the blood and urine due to the burning of stored fat (can happen in fasting states as well as type I diabetics). Ketoacidosis on the other hand is potentially life-threatening and is the presence of high levels of ketones AND sugar in the blood making it too acidic, which can cause serious harm to the liver and kidneys.

[@UNKNOWN-un6nz]

Hello doctor. Last video with hypertension you said poorly controlled in the diagram uncontrolled. In this video in the diagram, you said controlled and poorly controlled. It’s right please? Thanks

[@dinithiwickramathilaka8364]

So excited ♥

[@olaimad1640]

Thank you 🙏 please make a video for xerostomia

[@abdullahalsabra104]

Please , what about local anaesthetic and diabetic patients , are there any considerations ??

[@orazmuhammetdurdyyev7194]

Hi I really like your video materials. i listen to them very carefully. but i can't understand the mechanism of GLP! and GIP hormones. You say that they are inhibited and thereby increase the production of insulin. Thanks for reply ( watch the video from 16:10sek)

[@serenebilal5022]

My honor to be the first one who pressed like 👍

[@andrew-isac]

are we supposed to memorize categories and mechanism of action and names of all these drugs ?! all - i m confused to what to study about them for board, please advice

[@mentaldental]

Yes sir! I know it’s a lot but take it one video at a time, make flash cards, and you’ll get there 💪🏼

[@andrew-isac]

@@mentaldental thanks dr for advice

[@tanvimanchanda8194]

Another ques i wanted to ask.. if a patient is on insulin.. i understand that he should have his meal and normal dose of insulin before he comes for the appt. but which is a more important factor if we want to select one before the appointment .. meal or insulin ?

[@mentaldental]

Having the meal is more important if you are trying to avoid a hypoglycemic event.

[@tanvimanchanda8194]

@@mentaldental thank you 😊

[@GSDExplorer]

Hey Dr. Ryan, if I pay you the $15, will I be getting future INDBE slides or just the current ones? Do we also get the old NBDE slides?

[@mentaldental]

You would get all current and future INBDE slides! The NBDE Part II slides are separate as a $30 purchase as listed on those videos.

[@tanvimanchanda8194]

Hi Dr. Ryan.... i wanted to ask.. hypoglycemia and syncope symptoms are quite similar... how can we differentiate both?

[@mentaldental]

Well that’s tough to differentiate because hypoglycemia can often lead to syncope! So it’s more about what led to the syncope, if it was low blood sugar or something else.

[@tanvimanchanda8194]

@@mentaldental ok .. thank you 🙂

[@FolakeBamigboye]

Times used to be very Challenging, I had the worst days of my life living with Type 2 Diabetes, I appreciate you so much Dr Igudia, You have restored me my life that was lost already . Thank you so much for curing me of my diabetes with your natural Herbs.

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[@abbasmukhtar6703]

This has been a challenging time, and I appreciate you so much Dr Igudia, you have created a life that I thought was lost, thank you so much for curing my type 2 diabetes

[@ajuobasi548]

God bless now and always Dr Igudia. And I really wanted to say a very big thanks for helping me cure my type 2 diabetes I thought it was the end until I meant you keep saving lives doctor.

[@elizabethcolt2278]

Thanks to God for using dr isibor to cure my husband I'm sorry grateful.