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A part of Strong Medicine's series on Underappreciated Diseases.
#MedEd #Toxicology #SSRI
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Date of upload: Sep 26, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
as someone who is on SSRI's and amphetamines i am highly appreciative of serotonin syndrome and am always very careful when taking drugs
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Really do enjoy your material - thank you so much again for taking the time to do these.
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really appreciate the new content Dr.Strong,
God bless you for sharing your knowledge with other up and coming Drs. in the medical community
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Learned all about serotonin syndrome in medical school but until you see it the first time and have it in the back of your mind, it can be hard to recognize! We recently had a cancer patient who was on citalopram, trazodone, olanzapine, and recently started on duloxetine for neuropathic pain who ended up coming in with altered mental status. Our attending noticed her hyperreflexia which kind of clinched the diagnosis. I don't typically check reflexes all that often so I definitely learned that I should add that to my repertoire.
Also regarding the EMR notifications - I totally agree that they can become so burdensome and the default is to ignore them 99% of the time. They really are important though and hopefully the EMR can continue to be improved so they become more useful rather than just bloat. That part where you discussed all the potential medication complications that can occur if we aren't careful . . . it just made me realize how scary it can be with how much potential harm we can do to patients if we aren't careful with even just a simple new medication prescription.
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Thanks for your efforts in making these videos.
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Grear job Eric, Really enjoy your video presentations.
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Thanks a million β€.
Salute !
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Thank you very much for this excellent explanation
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Great job Dr strong
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Thank you for this very informative video.
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Thank you so much for the thorough video. I am recovering from this rn and it was scarier than breaking any bone or having covid.
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What a video!!!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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Great as usual, would like a video on NMS
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I found this very useful information thank you
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Grazie.
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Sir your videos are too brilliant .... love your work, always wait for your next video. how can I get a ppt/pdf of your excellent work? many thanks sir
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I was one of the rare cases needing mechanical ventilation. I was on the vent for 9 days and even coded once. My serotonin syndrome went undiagnosed for a couple years until I lost the ability to move, speak and open my eyes. Then I became very rigid and had upper, lower and ocular clonus and lost consciousness.
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Another excellent video <3 Still hoping to see a barn door case of serotonin syndrome (and the other presentations in this series,) I think that's the main thing that will really make them stick in my memory
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I experienced this after taking a cough and cold otc syrup. I was freaking out. It was 7 years ago. Never did again. I was a med student then and read my ass off to come up with Serotonin syndrome, and realized a lot of doctors weren't aware of it.
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@term531
4 months ago
September 18, 2022 is my second birthday. My symptoms lasted for 20 hours, I passed out countless times, I was shaking UNCONTROLLABLE, I had diarrhea, my heart wanted to jump out, but at the same time I couldn't stand on my feet. When I was conscious I prayed to God to forgive my sins if this is the time for me to leave. After everything, they told me in the emergency room that it was a panic attack, countless infusions, because I was in two hospitals. I knew it wasn't because I was passing out all day. I was on anti-depressants and migraine medication, both of which have high doses of serotonin. I thank God for a second chance, and I am afraid of the incompetence of our doctors. 18.09. is the date of my patron saint and I know who saved my life then. Since then, I've been fighting and struggling with panic attacks, but that day was not one of them.
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