#Diagnosed

Christmas and New Year is always a time when I do a lot of reflection. It’s a transition of kinds. And it coincides with my birthday, another milestone. Since 2018
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I hate that I'm going to have this little thread. Buckle up.Yesterday I made a passing reference to the fact that I take meds for treating my ADHD.(I hope you
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Went to the doctor around mid November , got blood taken , On nov 25th i got diagnosed with prostate cancer , after mri they told me it didnt spread
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744 #covid19ireland patients in hospitals this morning, the highest number since the very end of April. 51 admissions, 13 discharges in the last 24 hours. Elsewhere, 198 on trolleys in
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We are about to enter a bad bad stretch when it comes to COVID. Cases are climbing across the country (in some cases aggressively) likely due toA) COVID fatigue B)
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Psychiatry pro tip:If you are suspicious but not certain your patient is manic, they almost certainly are not.The bleeding of "mania" leads to significant overmedication and inappropriate prescriptions of substances
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Might as well make an intro tweet and pin it. Hi. I’m Nurse!!!! I also go by other names but if you wanna know just dm me!!!! I’m male (he/him)!!
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• If a teacher tests positive for COVID-19 are they required to quarantine for 2-3 weeks? Is their sick leave covered, paid?• If that teacher has 5 classes a day
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A lot of this so far is speculative and lacks important nuance. Many of the reports about this issue use mean/median melanoma thickness as an outcome which can be misleading
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The idea of regular testing with cheap/inaccurate #COVID19 (‘dipsticks’) tests may sound appealing, but as with most simple ideas, there are problems. I won't go into the economic, or logistic
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PSA for the 'screening saves lives' brigade:Screening tests are designed to find conditions or risk factors for disease in people who do not have symptoms.They can be very inaccurate and
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Blind and visually impaired doesn't mean someone has 100% no vision. I have a two eye diseases but i do have some vision. I mainly see with my left eye.
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Yeeeep - I lost 2 g-parents before I was born, 2 as a teen, and my dad to terminal cancer at 29, so death discussion became a norm in my
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"the thing is that we know this at the outset, so we know that two in every 1,000 people won't be detected. And if we end up with being sued
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Just an update on my ongoing #LongCovid journey for those following along and looking for help/seeking answers. I got Covid at the end of March, couldn’t get tested here in
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how is the "mustin" related to justin's illnesses: a very necessary thread justin was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder and was kept under lithium for a year which is why he
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