Paul Bolin, M.D. Thank you so much for everything you are doing for students and doctors. I am from Algeria and I am using your videos to study for my OBGYN exam in three weeks. I want to donate as well but I don't have a credit card or an international bank account. I am so grateful! Greeting from Algiers.
@@mohiuddinalfarra5440 we do study in french but the info is pretty much the same. exept that in guidelines we use european standards for the most part.
hello Dr Bolin, God bless you for the great job you are doing for students. I study in a foreign language and so I hardly understand my profs. Ever since I discovered your channel,I'm not bothered anymore if I understand or not. your lectures are brief,organized and straight to the point. I don't have a credit card yet. I will sign up for contributions immediately I get one. God bless and increase your knowledge. most of us are very grateful to you
Hello Dr. Bolin, I am not sure if I maybe have an error in thought or if you made a mistake, but when somebody is moving around less their insulin requirements go up, not down. If somebody is moving around more their insulin requirements go down. In your lecture you said it the other way around as far as I understood. So when a woman is admitted to hospital she needs higher doses of insulin (unless the hospital provides her with meals lower in glucose and calories) and when she is out of hospital she will need less insulin (unless she eats more). So from an exercise pov it’s reversed from what you said (a woman in hospital needs in fact more insulin), from a diet pov there should be more control in hospital so she might need less insulin. Please let me know what you think.
What do I have? I had prediabetes that went away from diet and exercise. I was off medication and had had fasting blood sugars at or below 100 for several years. Now I have gestational diabetes.
I failed my 1 hour glucose test with 9 mmol. I did the two hour glucose test here in Ontario Canada. Fasting is 4.2 mmol , 1 hr: 7.6 , 2 hr: 7.8. The results seems way under gestational Diabetes but why did my 2 hour go ever so slightly up? Is this prediabetes?
I think likely the spontaneous abortion is due to severe congenital malformation........one more thing to note is that injudicious use of insulin without more emphasis on diet control leads to excess fat deposition which further increases insulin resistance and insulin need and eventually becomes a vicious cycle........
Paul Bolin is funny 😂❤ I watch & religiously study with his content, I’m a fan❤ But damn the man is funny😭just by watching his videos, I know he hates homophobic and fat people with a passion 😂🤌🏽🥹
At about 16:00, I misspoke and said that the cutoff for pre-eclampsia is 400mg/d. It is, in fact, 300mg/d.
Paul Bolin, M.D. Thank you so much for everything you are doing for students and doctors. I am from Algeria and I am using your videos to study for my OBGYN exam in three weeks. I want to donate as well but I don't have a credit card or an international bank account. I am so grateful! Greeting from Algiers.
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don't u study in french in Algeria?!
@@mohiuddinalfarra5440 we do study in french but the info is pretty much the same. exept that in guidelines we use european standards for the most part.
hello Dr Bolin, God bless you for the great job you are doing for students. I study in a foreign language and so I hardly understand my profs. Ever since I discovered your channel,I'm not bothered anymore if I understand or not. your lectures are brief,organized and straight to the point. I don't have a credit card yet. I will sign up for contributions immediately I get one. God bless and increase your knowledge. most of us are very grateful to you
Nice lecture Dr Bolin. More grace for the work your doing.
sir please make also a video on syncope. I think that one would be veryy appreciated by a lot of students. Thank you very much!!!
Hello Dr. Bolin, I am not sure if I maybe have an error in thought or if you made a mistake, but when somebody is moving around less their insulin requirements go up, not down. If somebody is moving around more their insulin requirements go down. In your lecture you said it the other way around as far as I understood. So when a woman is admitted to hospital she needs higher doses of insulin (unless the hospital provides her with meals lower in glucose and calories) and when she is out of hospital she will need less insulin (unless she eats more). So from an exercise pov it’s reversed from what you said (a woman in hospital needs in fact more insulin), from a diet pov there should be more control in hospital so she might need less insulin. Please let me know what you think.
Hello bro we need pediatrics cardiology lectures please
Dr Paul Bolin please explain how type 1 DM & preeclampsia cause SYMMETRICAL IUGR instead of asymmetrical
Thank you Dr. Bolin, thank you for your hard work. These lectures are really awesome!
What do I have? I had prediabetes that went away from diet and exercise. I was off medication and had had fasting blood sugars at or below 100 for several years. Now I have gestational diabetes.
I failed my 1 hour glucose test with 9 mmol. I did the two hour glucose test here in Ontario Canada. Fasting is 4.2 mmol , 1 hr: 7.6 , 2 hr: 7.8.
The results seems way under gestational Diabetes but why did my 2 hour go ever so slightly up? Is this prediabetes?
Thank you 🙏
Can you do a review on Neuroendocrine tumors specifically carcinoid tumors
I think likely the spontaneous abortion is due to severe congenital malformation........one more thing to note is that injudicious use of insulin without more emphasis on diet control leads to excess fat deposition which further increases insulin resistance and insulin need and eventually becomes a vicious cycle........
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Paul Bolin is funny 😂❤
I watch & religiously study with his content, I’m a fan❤
But damn the man is funny😭just by watching his videos, I know he hates homophobic and fat people with a passion 😂🤌🏽🥹
I do not hate fat people.
Homophobes, on the other hand... they can get wrecked.