Tuberculosis Pathogenesis

[@hey-jd5ss]

Tuberculosis was daunting, but igrotum is turning it into a distant memory. Grateful for this life-changing remedy.

[@jjumpykkppblabla]

Please don't stop making videos! It is so easier to understand when you explain it! Could you tackle reproductive?

[@zulmarzambrano]

I have a final on Tb tomorrow and your video makes this topic so much easier and fun to understand like you have no idea. Thank you!!!! ❤

[@صوررخاص]

igrotum has brought relief and healing to my tuberculosis journey. A remarkable solution.

[@IdkdlejDjfl-pv2hd]

igrotum is the driving force behind my tuberculosis recovery. Feeling empowered and healthy.

[@Tsegay-xf7ve]

Great art to deliver lesson

[@RadiMuji]

Recommending igrotum to everyone fighting tuberculosis. Its the key to a healthier tomorrow.

[@BATMANPlaystation3]

you're awesome! please keep the videos up! I watch them all just gain more knowledge because you explain everything so well!!

[@tantiirianti639]

Elegance explanation

[@nebayaddessa7275]

thank u dear.. u made everythink soo easy 2 understand... and

[@reemalhazza4868]

Thank you so much for explanation in easy way❤️

[@kritikakumar2833]

very nice and clear understanding

[@Rene-uz3eb]

And of course: iron enhances tuberculosis infection. Chelation of iron in individuals with an excessive iron burden may reduce M. tuberculosis viability and replication, restore host defence mechanisms and could find application in the prevention and treatment strategies in settings where both iron overload and TB are prevalent. That nonlethal mycobacteria have been used in cancer therapy probably is indicative that the cancer is caused by too much iron and the mycobacteria bind excessive iron (as do gut bacteria).

[@n.d.tweerawardhana6121]

Nice explantion

[@Jackson-yn5xc]

Have been living with tuberculosis for years now,until I got in contact with Dr mason channel on KZbin and got cured ,thank you Doctor,God bless you

[@monicacamargo7464]

You are awesome!!! I love your videos in si glad I found you !!

[@susannaheinze]

Oh, thank you so much for the kind comment!

[@الوردهالبيظاء-ح2ج]

Great explain,thank you so much😍❤️❤️❤️

[@tonym6920]

Hi, does using Corticosteroid Inhalers for treating Asthma symptoms make us more vulnerable to infections as they do suppress our immune systems? Thanks so much for taking the time to produce these videos!

[@nimesh007ish]

Tony M Since we give CS inhalers , the amount that goes into systemic circulation is actually very less . So not much of a problem

[@MuhammadNadeem-st8pd]

The inhibit the inflammatory mediators to inhibit the inflammation.

[@michaelthiab]

Inhaled CS have local effects, very little enters systemic circulation hence absence systemic effects. Predisposes individual to oropharyngeal infections (e.g., candida), but Tb is unlikely

[@beabolima9569]

What walls out the alveoli to stop the bacteria from spreading through other organs?

[@MedEdFocus]

Awesome. Thanks alot

[@adityaraut2476]

All videos are really helpful for quick study??Can you please upload more bacteria here??

[@nicholaskatto]

thanks so much

[@mohamedhussein7467]

although i love my country too much but i hoped that i could study medicine in America our medical teaching is really miserable .....thanks for your work ....can you show me some medical websites to help me in my study ...i am still in second year

[@susannaheinze]

Thank you for your comment! Many medical students like Khan Academy Medicine videos.

[@marahmp3352]

very nice video, helped me a lot and it looks pretty nice :)

[@IM.MEDICAL]

Great video! Keep up the good job!

[@waqasali6798]

Good presentation.......

[@sentiment7644]

make a video about bacillus please

[@manikachaudharyrana6569]

Just one word..osm!!:)

[@harrisonochieng8006]

Wonderfull

[@smartayeasha15]

Can u please explain what is meant by wet and dry aerosol as u have mentioned that the waxy coat of mycobacterium protects it from drying out ?

[@suvethac.j8233]

Why didn't you include nicrosis formation?

[@ahmedshinwari]

Sorry to message here, no way to reach you. Can you please do a video on THYMUS?

[@sumitgami6349]

Great

[@lipakshikunwar1230]

You are awesome😍 Can u please upload video about respiration in plants

[@mitralvalve3141]

I love your accent 😍 keep it up girl 💪🙌

[@krekarmm]

I enjoy your videos , can you make about Antibiotics drugs?

[@susannaheinze]

Thank you for your kind comment! I do have a video about how antibiotics work: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmWXqpl_op1qqLc I also have a video on antibiotic resistance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZKmY6t_bdOKr5o The antibiotics typically prescribed for active TB include these 6-9 months (because TB bacteria grows so slowly!): *rifampim (inhibits bacterial transcription of mRNA) *isoniazid (inhibits waxy bacterial cell wall formation) Have a great day!

[@krekarmm]

Thanks I appreciate that

[@sanaqureshi1558]

I want this vedio how can I take this notes

[@monicacamargo7464]

I was wondering if you can make a video about reproductive system and those hormones

[@susannaheinze]

I definitely have that on my list! This quarter I am working mostly on General Biology topics (for example, tonight I have been trying to fit all the key functions of carbohydrates on one page!--not easy!). But it has become really clear to me that pre-nursing students in particular need a few good videos about the reproductive system, and I really appreciate your comment asking for me to make this video.

[@gowth-nf8lu]

mention carbonmonoxide content level

[@banomehboob2155]

Tuberculosis woes are diminishing, all thanks to igrotum. Regaining control over my health.