598 = Mountain Oyster Atrophy

Weird Medicine: The Podcast

English - July 03, 2024 22:30 - 1 hour - ★★★★ - 4 ratings
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Previous Episode: 597 - Flatus for the Win

Next Episode: 599 - Protect Your Liver (and Your Pen15)

Dr Steve, Dr Scott, and Tacie discuss:

DVT

SVT

motorcycles and thrombi

memory

diabetes and dementia

somogyi effect

half life of psilocybin

smelling smoke (phantosmia)

HRT and testicle atrophy

Summary from the AI (HAHA):
Speakers discussed the Fluid community's generosity, with viewers gifting memberships and super chats. They reminisced about the positive, fun atmosphere at the recent Hackamania event, where podcasters who mock others off-air were actually very friendly and welcoming. The speakers also mentioned upcoming events like DabbleCon, where one will be the announcer for the Dabby Awards
When it came to addressing viewer questions, there was some back-and-forth, but they ultimately provided advice about tapering off gabapentin for a herniated cervical disc. The speakers discuss the different grades of spinal disc herniations and the various treatment options. For mild herniations, they suggest trying epidurals, gentle stretching, and neck exercises
However, for severe herniations, they note that surgical intervention may be necessary. The speakers also address a question about Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), a rare prion disease that can sometimes be transmitted through medical procedures, but is extremely uncommon. They reassure the listener that the risk of contracting CJD from their father's condition is very low
The speakers discuss the potential risks of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), a rare and fatal prion disease. They explain that while CJD can sometimes occur sporadically or be inherited, it is unlikely to be spread through casual contact. The son is concerned about being tested, but the speakers advise that a genetic test is available if desired
They also touch on the topic of sweating after exercise, noting that the body needs to dissipate the heat generated during physical activity. The speakers discuss the importance of sweating as a way to cool the body and regulate temperature. They also engage in some lighthearted banter, making references to their podcast and upcoming guests
The speakers encourage listeners to take care of their health, such as checking for lumps, quitting smoking, and exercising regularly. Overall, the discussion provides practical advice while maintaining an entertaining and engaging tone.

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Dr Steve, Dr Scott, and Tacie discuss:

DVT
SVT
motorcycles and thrombi
memory
diabetes and dementia
somogyi effect
half life of psilocybin
smelling smoke (phantosmia)
HRT and testicle atrophy

Summary from the AI (HAHA):

Speakers discussed the Fluid community's generosity, with viewers gifting memberships and super chats. They reminisced about the positive, fun atmosphere at the recent Hackamania event, where podcasters who mock others off-air were actually very friendly and welcoming. The speakers also mentioned upcoming events like DabbleCon, where one will be the announcer for the Dabby Awards

When it came to addressing viewer questions, there was some back-and-forth, but they ultimately provided advice about tapering off gabapentin for a herniated cervical disc. The speakers discuss the different grades of spinal disc herniations and the various treatment options. For mild herniations, they suggest trying epidurals, gentle stretching, and neck exercises

However, for severe herniations, they note that surgical intervention may be necessary. The speakers also address a question about Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), a rare prion disease that can sometimes be transmitted through medical procedures, but is extremely uncommon. They reassure the listener that the risk of contracting CJD from their father's condition is very low

The speakers discuss the potential risks of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), a rare and fatal prion disease. They explain that while CJD can sometimes occur sporadically or be inherited, it is unlikely to be spread through casual contact. The son is concerned about being tested, but the speakers advise that a genetic test is available if desired

They also touch on the topic of sweating after exercise, noting that the body needs to dissipate the heat generated during physical activity. The speakers discuss the importance of sweating as a way to cool the body and regulate temperature. They also engage in some lighthearted banter, making references to their podcast and upcoming guests

The speakers encourage listeners to take care of their health, such as checking for lumps, quitting smoking, and exercising regularly. Overall, the discussion provides practical advice while maintaining an entertaining and engaging tone.