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Adult Patient KJ portrayed by Jennifer Wryn, PA Ben Anthony
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These cases are patients who I, or my colleagues have seen. They are de-identified and many instances have been presented in more depth in an academic setting. These videos are not individual medical advice and are for general educational purposes only. I do not give medical advice over the internet.
References:
Outcomes After High-Concentration Peroxide Ingestions. www.annemergmed.com/article/S0196-0644(16)31389-0/…
Hydrogen Peroxide Poisoning—A Rare Cause of Portal Venous Gas
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8448209/
Hydrogen peroxide poisoning pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15298493/
Massive hepatic gas embolism from a health food additive pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14980354/
Cerebral air gas embolism from concentrated hydrogen peroxide ingestion. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1556365070172…
Iatrogenic gas embolism following surgical lavage of a wound with hydrogen peroxide. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10730173/
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The fact this lady put hydrogen peroxide in an unlabeled container disguised as distilled water WHEN SHE HAD ROOMMATES IS ABSOLUTELY INSANE
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When I worked as a veterinary technician, I learned that Hydrogen Peroxide is great for getting blood out of clothes. Definitely wouldn't wanna drink that stuff. Interesting case! Glad she survived!
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Man. Hearing about the mother downplaying every symptom, especially during doctor visits, and telling her daughter to just suck it up reminds me of my own experiences with my mother and my Ehlers-Danlos. I too have had symptoms since at least age 6 but I went undiagnosed until I was 23. Medical neglect by a parent is a serious issue.
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For those of you questioning why anyone would do something like this I'll give you the answer: chronic illness and pain will make you desperate for relief even if it's just temporary because it's extremely exhausting to live with constant pain, it's all you can think about. You lose enough function you may become desperate enough to try anything. For those dealing with chronic illness and pain, just know that although you feel like a failure, you are one of the strongest people on the planet. It takes great mental and physical strength to push through something so debilitating. I salute you fellow warriors 💜
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medical gaslighting is so dangerous. i feel so bad for everyone who's had their symptoms downplayed :(
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I have a friend who's a nurse practitioner. She once told me one of the most powerful diagnostic tools she has is just asking people what they think is wrong and hearing them out. Sometimes they're wildly wrong, but apparently most of the time people have a pretty good idea of what's going on with their bodies.
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My son nearly died before he was diagnosed with immune disorder. Finding a good doctor should not be such a task. Finally; a couple of his symptoms were seen and unlocked the truth. Family even thought we were “overacting”. Sad
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This poor woman. Having her health issues downplayed by loved ones and doctors is something I can unfortunately sympathize with, and the fact that it led her down this path is heartbreaking. When chronic pain and health issues are as bad as hers, you really will look for any type of relief, and these types of unsafe and unregulated alternative medicine practices are just the thing that people like her can easily fall victim to due to desperation. It's such a shame. My heart goes out to her.
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Finding a good doctor who listens to his patients is like winning the lottery.
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I had a girlfriend decades ago who was ignored by doctors and ended up with permanent joint damage from Lyme Disease that doctors said was impossible. When they finally tested for it, it was too late to do anything about, and in her 20s she was walking with a cane. I was present when the doctor finally agreed to test for Lyme and it came back positive.
As a young woman, her complaints were routinely dismissed or downplayed by both doctors and nurses, even when other people spoke up on her behalf.
I understand the desperation many people feel. Which makes me even more angry at the charlatans who peddle harmful snake oil to them.
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The PTSD with parents and doctors ignoring/gaslighting is so real. Being diagnosed with Autism at 31 years old caused a grieving period.
Parents, stop ignoring your children.
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You're telling my sister's story here. She has been a guinea pig for every RA drug to come out. Thirty five years and she has two artificial knees. She is getting a new shoulder. She is blown up from Prednisone because each drug stops working over a few months time and it is the only thing to relieve pain. She is depressed from all the failures and the older she gets, the more she thinks of ending it all. Only her dog keeps her here.
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Some of this reminds me of what I had to deal with when my celiac disease went undiagnosed for 20 years because doctors thought I was exaggerating and being dramatic.
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Did anyone else do the science experiment in school where you put hydrogen peroxide on a piece of liver? It starts bubbling furiously because an enzyme called catalase breaks down the hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen bubbles. Very cool! The chemical equation: 2 H2O2 => O2 + 2 H2O
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I was diagnosed at 55 with SLE, I had it since I was 9yrs old. I went to doctors for 15 years, went through 20+ doctors only to be told IT WAS ALL IN MY HEAD. I was afraid that if I was told it was in my head one more time I would harm the doctor who told me that again. So, I went from 26yrs old to 55yrs old without seeing a doctor. Then I had a flare that almost killed me. I survived, but it took 8 years to recover partly enough to do much of anything and left me with damaged lungs and heart. I am a man, and I was told by doctors it was not possible to get SLE as a man, only women get it. I took upwards of 20 ibuprofen a day just to get by for 25 years, the damage that did is still there. I hope more people, especially doctors, learn about SLE. Thank you for this video, may everyone who needs it see it before it is too late.
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This is a near exact narrative of my life story. I was called a hypochondriac as a child and turns out my immune system has been attacking my muscles, joints, and liver since I was a child. Moral of my story: take it seriously if your child if tell you that they don't feel well, please LISTEN, BELIEVE, AND INVESTIGATE because you are your child's only advocate 💜
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Props to the nurse who suggested seeing a specialist! If it wasn't for them, it would have taken so much longer to be diagnosed. Sad that the nurse didn't feel comfortable sharing their thoughts with the doctor/s.
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I really appreciate you adding in the information about her abuse both from her mother and doctors. She wasn’t some crazy, stupid woman. She was sick. She was desperate.
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As someone with systemic JIA (the juvenile form of rheumatoid arthritis), this video felt.. very familiar in a way. A lot of my health concerns were shrugged off by my doctors and family for years as well. The place I live is still very much behind on aggressive treatments for JIA/RA so all I got was ibuprofen for years and my joints took a TON of damage (so did some organs) and alternative therapies sound so tempting when your only options are biologics that cost 2k+ per infusion. I really hope KJ got treatment options she could afford after this.
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2 years ago
I'd like some H2O too 😌😌😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏
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