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I am cd8 negative, cd10 negative, cd16 negative, cd56 negative, cd57 negative....is this normal?

You're so friggin gorgeous 😂

Its true!

Making hard thing easy to save med students. Thanks mam.❤

Not mother nature but God alone

Thank you, super useful!!! Please make more videos on pharmacology! From a fellow struggling med student !

Great work More journal club for nephrology

Very detailed and overall a great video!! Thank you so much!

Wowww.. awesome explanation Dr Ma'am ❤❤

Hi Kristeen, could you tell me what the vein or artery on the right side of the forehead is called? It throbs strongly when I have a headache, and I also experience pain on the right side of my neck at the same time. Are they related? And how can I relieve this type of headache? I’d really appreciate your input.

Waiting for part 3 🩷

Omg yes! I could feel the pulse there beating hard! Thats insane.

A cliffhanger 😂 awaiting part 3

Beauty with brain mam.

Did I tell you....I think you can really dance. 💃 🕺 💃 🕺 💃

You’re the only person so far they gave me any kind of science behind this drug they put my dad on Brookings but we’re holding off because they first said it was 7000 then they found a different carrier of the drug and said it’s gonna be 18,000 but it’s only cost my dad four dollars

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Terrible video.

Ortho watching you😅😂

I had a ferric carboxymaltose infusion for low iron on 10th dec. 1 week later started getting reduced sensation and then numbness throughout my body. Phosphate low on bloods on 20th dec. by 24th really low calcium with pins and needles in feet and mouth and stiff muscles affecting my walking more. I received phosphate infusion on christmas day but it hasnt increased my phosphate much or calcium. Drs havent checked vit d so do not know if that has gone down but my creatinine has dropped and protein levels too. Looks like I have the fgf23 issue and maybe even secondary hyperparathyroidism. There is a mew syndrome called 6H syndrome associated with this. I reported this to yellow card alert as my reaction is severe and there is no telling if it might continue for years and lead to osteomalacia!!

Thank you so much

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Yes

Helpful! You’re sweet.

The spirit of cerebellum be with you

why doesn't that happen with loops?

Beautifull

Off topic, but that accent is 🤌🏼

Thx

thank you too much ,bless you!!

so what would happen if T cells just kept dividing?

Just wanted to say thanks for this video. I’m not a student, but was recently diagnosed with this. Your video made it very easy to understand my diagnosis.

Thank you very much for your explanation. I suffered a cavernous malformation leak/hemmoragic stroke/cn3 palsy with oupil dilatation and 7 months out still eye pain and sensitivity to light. I appreciate knowing WHAT is affected and HOW it works to help me keep faith in healing process.Thank you!

Pottasium citrate is expensive??? How . We getbit for 2 usd

Thank you so much. Very informative.

Thank you, Dr. Kristeen. I am not there yet but I am sure I will follow your coaching when my time comes. You are so amazing

Can be treated adrenal problem or tumour by medicine ?

I completely dissolved my 10mm uric acid stone by taking copious amounts of potassium citrate and constantly monitoring my urine ph using test strips. It really sucked towards the end because I managed to dissolve it into little tiny razor sharp crystals that cut me up badly on the way out. Felt like I had a UTI for nearly 2 weeks but I'm sure it's far better than getting surgery or attempting to pass that monster. To any other stoner out there, once you identify your stone type and research how it forms in your body, turn your urinary tract into a hostile environment for the stone dissolve it. Been stone free for nearly a year now

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You're good

have they done a subgroup analysis of people who where not overweight to see if they still maintained benefit ?

Great. Yes for me.

How do u fix

Yes yes yes more of this please!!!! Love love love. I agree; I would also like to know if this is just a weightloss effect or GLP1 agonism effect. It would make sense that weightloss would reduce glomerular hyperfiltration. But getting patients to lose weight is not easy so ofcourse this is a huge win. How amazing it is to be a nephro in an era where we have so many drugs that work!

Nice animations 😊

Beauty with Brain

Amazing video. Excited to smash through the rest of your playlist.

Lovely video! If you have already done it, I’m really sorry. May you please do a video on renal channelopathoes? Thank you.

I CAN NOT believe how amazingly you've put this all together! Thank you :)

Is it just semaglutide or is it a class effect, tirezepatide leads to more weight loss 15% vs 12%, can we substitute mounjaro for ozempic. Also the other question comes in regards to the funding. I strongly doubt Medicare is gonna pay for a weight loss drug in a non T2DM setting (seeing they refused to publicly fund wegovy/zepbound)