Oh no! h pylori found in the stomach! #hpylori

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Oh no! h pylori found in the stomach! #hpylori

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Oh no! h pylori found in the stomach! #hpylori

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Replying to @taylor The road from fat in the liver to cirrhosis is driven by a cascade of excessive intracellular lipid accumulation and lipotoxicity and inflammation, all of which leads to liver injury, fibrosis and liver cell death. #liver #liverinjury #cirrhosis #fattyliver

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Replying to @Kayley Morgan This is an extremely extremely high ALT! It’s more than 15× ULN (upper limit of normal). Now, if you were really sick and in the hospital, we’d be thinking about “shock liver” aka ischemic hepatitis - but you’re on TikTok, so this shouldn’t be the culprit. #liver

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While rare, traditional serrated adenomas (TSAs) carry high malignant potential, which warrants surveillance sooner rather than later - usually at 3 years. To be clear, TSAs are NOT malignant themselves but they are established premalignant precursors to colorectal cancer given their high malign

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What you need to know about liposuction! #liposuction

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Tell them, and do not stutter #bloodpressure

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Is your blood pressure acceptable? Yes or No. #bloodpressure

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Yes or No? Will your blood pressure lead to chronic pressure overload on your left ventricle, creating the perfect storm of increased afterload? Yes or No. #bloodpressure

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Issa nightmare #horror #michaeljackson

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Replying to @y.zz513 #tonguescraper #tongue

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Replying to @Taylor Starr Wharton #geographictongue

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severe anemia -> reactive thrombocytosis + Hemodynamic changes + cerebral hypoperfusion -> risk factor for ischemic stroke #stroke #anemia

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Nodular thickening of a heart valve is not automatically dangerous, but it is also not considered a typical, normal finding. This will likely require further evaluation. #heart

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eat like your broke = eat at home get out of a calorie surplus = stay outta restaurants #weightloss

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Replying to @oh.whale86999 obesity -> strain on heart -> let a lot of time go by-> dysfunction-> -> HFpEF -> let a lot more time go by -> -> HFrEF + LV failure #obesity #heart

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Replying to @Abbi significant + severe anemia -> high-output, hyperdynamic state -> increased cardiac output + increased stroke volume + increased heart rate + decreased blood viscosity -> increased blood flow velocity across cardiac valves -> turbulence that is audible as a murmur #anemia

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Replying to @joshglizzy200 #heart #murmur

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Replying to @beyournumberonefan A 36 y/o should not have systolic dysfunction unless he has underlying disease causing it. The heart is misbehaving, which is inappropriate. Dysfunction is caused by pathological conditions, obviously. Now, there are other less common causes, but those are ra

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