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05-02-2021, 02:17 AM

Oathkeeper Wrote: That's basically how I got it, lol

Also, damn that a low pay, at least it's more humane conditions for medicine than S. Korea, those people are being bullied for being a doctor

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Dunno fam, G-linked proteins kinda lost their glamour after the 3rd time in a different subject.

Also, Anatomy was a bitch in terminology

it's low pay when compared to first world countries yea
in here it's not a lot either, but it is at least enough for poor ppl to not starve to death

05-02-2021, 02:17 AM

Oathkeeper Wrote: Dunno fam, G-linked proteins kinda lost their glamour after the 3rd time in a different subject.

Also, Anatomy was a bitch in terminology

But imagine all the interesting people you will meet while a doctor, and all the cases you will have to do.

05-02-2021, 02:21 AM

Yuun Wrote: it's low pay when compared to first world countries yea
in here it's not a lot either, but it is at least enough for poor ppl to not starve to death

Fair enough, at least inflation is not an issue

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05-02-2021, 02:21 AM

GeoCore Wrote: But imagine all the interesting people you will meet while a doctor, and all the cases you will have to do.

I already do some cool cases, but the good stuff is when you get thrown in the fray.
A doctor told us about a dude that couldn't get an eggplant out of his butt and went to emergencies to get it removed.

Which i won't, if covid continues till september.......

05-02-2021, 02:23 AM

Oathkeeper Wrote: I already do some cool cases, but the good stuff is when you get thrown in the fray.
A doctor told us about a dude that couldn't get an eggplant out of his butt and went to emergencies to get it removed.

Which i won't, if covid continues till september.......

lmao i read about a lot of those weird cases
weird things get shoved up ppl's asses all the time

05-02-2021, 02:26 AM

Yuun Wrote: lmao i read about a lot of those weird cases
weird things get shoved up ppl's asses all the time

And their dicks, dont forget their dicks.

Also, I despise people that question their doctors constantly, and we're full of em
Second opinion is fine, but this is redundant

05-02-2021, 02:23 AM

Oathkeeper Wrote: I already do some cool cases, but the good stuff is when you get thrown in the fray.
A doctor told us about a dude that couldn't get an eggplant out of his butt and went to emergencies to get it removed.

Which i won't, if covid continues till september.......

Well, here is my story: (for anyone who cares)

Me being a 9-year-old kid, I had frequent stomach aches, usually during morning (at school) and at the afternoon (during 2nd language classes). Now with my parents taking me to the doctor a dozen times and the doctor saying I have nothing (after examining me) they sort of stopped believing me and basically told me if my stomach hurts I just need to power through it. Now after a 3-month period of that happening daily. One of the doctors at the hospital asked us to go and do an ultra-sound, with him saying "I don't think it will show something, but you should do it anyways". Well we go do the exam, and the tech guys there find a tumor 6.5"x8" sitting on my liver (having consumed half -- seen later in MRI)

Doctors put me in surgery, having a few things so south during that operation, like cutting one of my arteries (gg on that one) and me technically dying for a solid 2 minutes. 6 months later, I made a full recovery.

but yeah, that's my story and thank you coming to my TED talk

05-02-2021, 02:33 AM

GeoCore Wrote: Well, here is my story: (for anyone who cares)

Me being a 9-year-old kid, I had frequent stomach aches, usually during morning (at school) and at the afternoon (during 2nd language classes). Now with my parents taking me to the doctor a dozen times and the doctor saying I have nothing (after examining me) they sort of stopped believing me and basically told me if my stomach hurts I just need to power through it. Now after a 3-month period of that happening daily. One of the doctors at the hospital asked us to go and do an ultra-sound, with him saying "I don't think it will show something, but you should do it anyways". Well we go do the exam, and the tech guys there find a tumor 6.5"x8" sitting on my liver (having consumed half -- seen later in MRI)

Doctors put me in surgery, having a few things so south during that operation, like cutting one of my arteries (gg on that one) and me technically dying for a solid 2 minutes. 6 months later, I made a full recovery.

but yeah, that's my story and thank you coming to my TED talk

xd
public doctors around here tend to be like that

examine you after u tell em your problem, say it's nothing or prescribe some generic medicine hoping ppl will get better thru placebo

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05-02-2021, 02:32 AM

Oathkeeper Wrote: And their dicks, dont forget their dicks.

Also, I despise people that question their doctors constantly, and we're full of em
Second opinion is fine, but this is redundant

what about 'internet doctors'
xd

05-02-2021, 02:33 AM

GeoCore Wrote: Well, here is my story: (for anyone who cares)

Me being a 9-year-old kid, I had frequent stomach aches, usually during morning (at school) and at the afternoon (during 2nd language classes). Now with my parents taking me to the doctor a dozen times and the doctor saying I have nothing (after examining me) they sort of stopped believing me and basically told me if my stomach hurts I just need to power through it. Now after a 3-month period of that happening daily. One of the doctors at the hospital asked us to go and do an ultra-sound, with him saying "I don't think it will show something, but you should do it anyways". Well we go do the exam, and the tech guys there find a tumor 6.5"x8" sitting on my liver (having consumed half -- seen later in MRI)

Doctors put me in surgery, having a few things so south during that operation, like cutting one of my arteries (gg on that one) and me technically dying for a solid 2 minutes. 6 months later, I made a full recovery.

but yeah, that's my story and thank you coming to my TED talk

Damn, it's true that general symptoms are a bitch to track.
But i suppose they were getting of on the most likely possibility you got nothing.
They should have dont the brute force diagnosis a bit faster, but hey, they found it in the end and thank god liver is an amazing organ

05-02-2021, 02:36 AM

Yuun Wrote: xd
public doctors around here tend to be like that

examine you after u tell em your problem, say it's nothing or prescribe some generic medicine hoping ppl will get better thru placebo

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what about 'internet doctors'
xd

Well, thankfully that's all in the past, but it goes to show that there are bad doctors no matter where (for me it's Europe)

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05-02-2021, 02:37 AM

Oathkeeper Wrote: Damn, it's true that general symptoms are a bitch to track.
But i suppose they were getting of on the most likely possibility you got nothing.
They should have dont the brute force diagnosis a bit faster, but hey, they found it in the end and thank god liver is an amazing organ

Well, I had half of it and one of my adrenal glands removed but in all honesty am glad to be alive and able to be where I am today.

05-02-2021, 02:36 AM

Yuun Wrote:

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what about 'internet doctors'
xd

You can't diagnose a person like that XD

I mean, there is a specific optional course i didn't pick up about this subject, but it's utterly useless because people LIE A LOT and are STUPID