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Top 5 syndromes that doctors encounter in clinics almost every dayðŸĨðŸĐš

Many people think that a little pain will heal, but it may actually be an early sign of chronic pain.

Today, the doctors gathered five common syndromes at CTLS CLINIC.

Number 5: Sports injury or injury before, during and after exercise.

Such as muscle inflammation, tendon stiffness or joint injury from muscle overuse or accidents during exercise.

4th place: Knee osteoarthritis

It is found in both the elderly and in people who regularly use heavy knees, causing osteoarthritis earlier than normal.

3rd ðŸĨ‰: Pillow disc over nerve

It can cause anguish, numbness, or weakness in the arm or leg area.

Number 2 ðŸĨˆ: Migraine

Chronic headaches that many people are, with often associated with muscle tension around the neck and shoulders.

Number 1 ðŸĨ‡ðŸ†: Office Syndrome

The hit health problems of computer front workers, causing pain in the neck, shoulders, shoulders and after prolonged repeated muscle use.

âœĻ If there is chronic pain, do not leave it to affect the living.

Early care reduces the likelihood of long-term problems.

📌 check to see which network symptoms you have.

# Office syndrome # Pillow over the nerve # Osteoarthritis # Migraine # Exercise

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Surgery to repair my Carpal and Cubital Tunnel syndromes.. advice welcome! #carpaltunnelsyndrome #cubitaltunnelsyndrome #cubitaltunnelsurgery #relief #surgery
sabrinaonmounjaro

sabrinaonmounjaro

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Why Medical Coding is a good Career
Medical Coding is a great career. If you decide to take a coding course, make sure it prepares you for an exam from either AAPC or AHIMA because those are the only 2 organizations that employers accept certifications from. My course is 16 weeks and will prepare you to take the CPC exam from AAPC. F
midnightcoding

midnightcoding

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ðŸ’Đ ðŸšĐðŸ’Ĩ Colon Cancer Is Rising and It’s Not Random ðŸĨĪ ðŸĨ“ðŸĨĶ Colon cancer is increasing in young adults—and it’s not random. The strongest drivers: 1ïļâƒĢ Obesity & metabolic dysfunction 2ïļâƒĢ Western dietary patterns 3ïļâƒĢ Sedentary lifestyle These factors promote chronic inflammation, insulin resist
Dr. Tori | GI Doc & Gut Health

Dr. Tori | GI Doc & Gut Health

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I Diagnosed Myself 100x in Med School 😭🔍
If you're a med student, you've probably experienced these two unofficial but VERY real syndromes 😂. First, there's the dreaded imposter syndrome—that feeling like everyone else is smarter, faster, or more deserving to be here than you. I still catch myself thinking, “Am I really cut ou
river

river

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A flat lay of a stethoscope, pen, and medical form with "Nursing Abbreviations" text overlay, a pink heart emoji, and "6:38 AM," indicating the topic of common medical acronyms used in a hospital setting.
A list of nursing abbreviations categorized under "Diabetes Related," "Infection & Wounds," and "Assessment Related," detailing terms like FBG, CAUTI, and ABGs with their full medical meanings.
A continuation of nursing abbreviations, categorized under "Operation Related," "Syndromes," "Fluids," "Medication Related," and "Cancer Related," including terms like TJR, ARDS, ECF, ASA, and TNM.
Common Abbreviations
Sometimes when I’m sitting in class or when I’m in clinical a nurse or my professor will just fire off a bunch of letters and I’m likeâ€Ķwait a minute what 😅 So I’ve been keeping a list of them and wanted to share them! Now for life: My semester officially ended! I passed all of my exams!
MonicaBSN

MonicaBSN

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one girl,
what i'm currently obsessed with #photodump #autumn #girlaesthetic #trending #houstontx
amanda ðŸĪ

amanda ðŸĪ

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ðŸ’ĐðŸ’ĐðŸ’Đ Who Actually Needs a Colonoscopy Before 45ðŸ’ĐðŸ’ĐðŸ’Đ #fableticsscrubspartner Most people hear “start colon cancer screening at 45”â€Ķ but that’s NOT one-size-fits-all. If you have: ✔ïļ Family history of colorectal cancer ✔ïļ Personal history of IBD ✔ïļ Genetic syndromes ✔ïļ Other high-risk cond
Dr. Tori | GI Doc & Gut Health

Dr. Tori | GI Doc & Gut Health

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Do you know this? #fyp #usa #zackdfilms #tiktoktvfilmcontest #knowledge
Random Facts ðŸĪ–

Random Facts ðŸĪ–

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An infographic titled 'TOP 10 LIFESAVING DRUGS EVERY MEDICAL STUDENT MUST KNOW' lists essential medications like Aspirin, Epinephrine, Naloxone, and Lorazepam. Each drug includes its dose, indications, and important warnings, illustrated with icons of pills, vials, and syringes, for quick reference in medical practice.
Top 10 Life-Saving Drugs Every Medical Student Should Know âœĻ
Whether you’re a nursing student, medical student, or healthcare professional, mastering these essential medications can truly make the difference between life and death in critical situations. 💊 From Aspirin for acute coronary syndromes to Naloxone for opioid overdoses, each drug on this list h
Revive IV Hydration 💉

Revive IV Hydration 💉

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My winter arc reset plan
I’ve decided to start my winter arc reset today- needing to get back to a set plan slow it down and repeat some of the basics. Making this season about slowing down and breathing through it; taking it day by day. âĪïļâ€ðŸĐđ #winterarc #resetroutine #slowdown #deepbreaths #balancedlifestyle
NyxxStarshine

NyxxStarshine

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Lynda Pooser

Lynda Pooser

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A black and white portrait of an elderly Ida Pauline Rolf, with white hair and a necklace, looking to the side. Text states she found physical causes for chronic pain dismissed as 'psychosomatic,' and medicine ignored her too.
Women came to her with chronic pain doctors called "psychosomatic." She found the physical cause medicine had ignored—and they dismissed her too. In the 1940s, Ida Pauline Rolf had a problem that wouldn't go away: she was a brilliant biochemist in a world that didn't know what to d
Sheila Blackmon

Sheila Blackmon

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Replying to @lolza015 For those experiencing withdrawal symptoms from caffeine, you may need to consider gradual tapering. Side bar: I lost my light source at the end of video. 😎 #caffeine
dr.q | the social M.D.

dr.q | the social M.D.

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The tides are changing for liver disease care, please be asking about FIB4 for liver health screening. #nafld #fattyliver #reversingfattyliver #masld #liverhealth
Amy | KiWell Nutrition

Amy | KiWell Nutrition

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Rare Migraine Facts!! 🧠 Comment below if you have a weird symptom & you’re not sure if it’s related to migraine ⮇ïļ #migraine #migrainerelief #headache #neurology #doctor
Dr. Mina

Dr. Mina

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So exciting! #EhlersDanlosSyndrome #HypermobilitySpectrumDisorder #RoadTo2026 #greenscreen
Allison Tennyson

Allison Tennyson

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Hydrogen therapy is one of the most underrated wellness tools — gentle, natural, and deeply healing at the cellular level. From reducing inflammation and oxidative stress to supporting brain health and energy, hydrogen deserves a place in your wellness routine. ðŸ’ĻâœĻ Have you tried it yet? Let’s talk
fireandiceholistichealth

fireandiceholistichealth

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They can’t study how it can benefit the mothers who grow it because it’s not profitable 👍 I got mine encapsulated this time around (4th) and am so happy I did! I didn’t even know about the option let alone the “potential” benefits MULTIPLE moms have experienced!! Got mine done with @Ultrasound at S
Outlandish Fam

Outlandish Fam

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Happy EDS awareness month
Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS) are a group of 13 inherited genetic disorders affecting connective tissue, primarily causing joint hypermobility, skin hyperextensibility, and tissue fragility. EDS may not be easy to live with but I try to make every day even the worst days good days! ðŸŦķðŸŧðŸŦķðŸŧðŸŦķðŸŧ #eds
Tallie Roo

Tallie Roo

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She’s an icon, she’s a legendâœĻâĪïļâ€ðŸ”ĨðŸ’Ŋ #goodhands #maggiegates #morallygreybookboyfriend #romanticsuspense #booktok
Author Maggie Gates

Author Maggie Gates

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Life with One of the World’s Rarest Syndromes (Hallerman-Streiff) #fyp #foryou #viarl #news
fern

fern

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Total and Permanent Disability Discharge
👍Pros : Discharged student debt
tammya1consultingllc

tammya1consultingllc

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Life with One of the World’s Rarest Syndromes (Hallerman-Streiff) #fyp #foryou #viarl #news
fern

fern

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A social media profile for 'darrensbrower91' featuring a man's profile picture. The bio states he is 33, loves video games, lives in Washington, and has autism/Asperger's. It shows links to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and displays 115 followers, 196 following, and a 53-day streak.
Give my Favorited account a follow
✝ïļDarren.S.BrowerðŸĨ€ðŸĐļðŸ–Ī✝ïļ

✝ïļDarren.S.BrowerðŸĨ€ðŸĐļðŸ–Ī✝ïļ

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🧎⚠ïļðŸ”Ĩ Lynch syndrome explained: inherited colon cancer risk, DNA repair failure, and cancer prevention 🧎⚠ïļðŸ”Ĩ Lynch syndrome is the most common inherited cancer predisposition syndrome — and it quietly increases risk for colon, uterine, and other cancers. The problem starts with DNA mismatch rep
Dr. Tori | GI Doc & Gut Health

Dr. Tori | GI Doc & Gut Health

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I don’t want it to sound like I don’t care, but I’m not dwelling on it either. One day, I’ll likely get an implanted defibrillator. But between insurance hang ups and the outrageous cost of everything that is going to be a long long time 😅
Taylor

Taylor

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Jackie777

Jackie777

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It doesn’t have to keep being a struggle. Stop obsessing over food and letting it rule your life â€Ķ.gI P1s can help silence the noise. Start with a 3 month supply for 199 ..use code CAYLA25 through the 🔗 in my bio #perimenopause #womenover40 #womenshealth #health
Lemon8er

Lemon8er

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3 Types of MEN Syndromes You MUST Know for USMLE Step 1, 2 & 3 1ïļâƒĢ MEN 1 - "3 P's" 🧎 Gene: MEN1 (tumor suppressor, chromosome 11). Autosomal dominant (AD). 📋 Triad: → Parathyroid adenoma/hyperplasia → ↑ CaÂē⁚ → kidney stones, bone pain. → Pancreatic tumors → gastrinoma (Zollinger-Ell
GetHelpWithProctoredExam

GetHelpWithProctoredExam

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A cartoon image on an orange background shows a slumped person at a desk with a laptop and mug, illustrating stress. The image lists "Top 10 stress-busting strategies," including meditation, yoga, exercise, cutting multitasking, lightening load, restful sleep, getting organized, acupuncture, positive attitude, and asking for help.
Stress-Busting Strategies
When people get stressed out, they often become distracted and don’t focus their attention on learning new information. Those distractions also make it more difficult to retrieve past memories. Chronic stress can have even more profound effects, not just on memory but on the risk for developing dem
megomylego

megomylego

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It’s me, I’m this girly. ðŸŦĢ And in a few days, I’m kicking off an endometriosis expert series where I learned things like, chronically IT bands can be related to endometriosis. Thanks @pacific_endometriosis Dr. Cindy Mosbrucker for teaching me this little gem 💎 Follow them! If you want to join t
Dr. Jolene Brighten

Dr. Jolene Brighten

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A list titled "FIBROMYALGIA STAGES" detailing various symptoms and challenges like persistent pain, low mood, social isolation, money worries, sleep difficulties, and chronic pain.
An image illustrating "FIBROMYALGIA & SENSORY OVERLOAD" with a head silhouette. It lists sensitivities to odor, pressure, temperature, light, and noise, which can cause amplified sensations, nausea, and dizziness.
A visual definition of Fibromyalgia using an acronym, listing symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog, muscle pain, anxiety, and immune dysfunction, with a silhouette of a woman.
Fibromyalgia warriors
New to Lemon8! Something I loveïžš #fibromyalgiafighter💜 #fibromyalgia #fibroidawareness #fibrostrongðŸĶ‹ðŸ’œ #fibromyalgiawarrior
Lila Faye

Lila Faye

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Transformation 1 year with Polistic yoga
Polistic+ Pole Yoga can change your life if you show up
Jenesis Dixon

Jenesis Dixon

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Happy EDS/HSD awareness month! ðŸĨ°
Allison Tennyson

Allison Tennyson

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