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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
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Tbh mahirap naman talaga yung mga questions na yan kasi hindi naman tinuro sa med school explicitly ang origins and explanations ng Pinoy myths. Tama si Doc na nagsabing we were taught Western medicine and it's hard to admit na we don't know everything in the context of Asian/Pinoy culture. From a community medicine perspective (na inconsistent din ang implementation across PH med schools), it's important din for doctors to respect where these myths come from and guide na lang if certain cultural traditions can potentially cause harm. Mema haha pa-interview rin po ako :) Charot
pwede akong mag pa check up sayo?
It would be nice if "old doctors" were included in this segment. They might give "different" takes
Why ? U think old doctors have different say ? . dapat scientific data lang ang valid sa science.
@@user-ew6mh7tc1l i agree that is why ive put a highlight on the quotation marks. Di naman lahat kase maibibigay ang equal analysis ng old and new or young doctors. Wala pa din tatalo sa experience and for sure meron yan conflicts. I agree on scientific data mind you.
@@user-ew6mh7tc1l hmm experience-wise?
@@franzmichaelcabiguen6593 . old doctors my have different say about this topic. However scientific facts always will be the golden standard in health & medicine. Doctors opinion matters only if proven by studies.
Exactly! A veteran/experienced doctor is different.
Karamihan kasi mas makikinig parin sa belief kesa sa facts kahit wala o mahina ang ebidensiya/pruweba.
Remember that an experience is not an evidence.....or at least not yet.
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Can you invite health workers, esp. those who work in government hospitals, to talk about their experiences naman next time?
Reg getting sore throat, I think it just depends on the person, personally I'm prone to getting tonsilitis, same with one of my uncles who actually had his tonsils removed cause of it, the rest of the family however, has no problem whatsoever.
Use bactidol, it really helps
@@TheBest-ij2cm believe me I've used all the possible things you can use and it still persists, I've learned to live with it and always expect to get tonsilitis once or twice a year 😅
@@jaba06 i get mine almost once every two months i have a very sensitive throat whenever i eat sweets i really need to drink water or gargle. It sucks
If you have recurrent tonsilitis maybe you should get your tonsils removed.
@@jeth9883 I have thought about it since my uncle had his removed many years ago, but it doesn't really affect me that badly and it still costs money so I have not gotten it done lol
Sana marami pang medical related episodes 🥺
Great content as always! Keep it up :)
another great content, ReCreate 👍🏻
Sa doctor sa video na nag sabi ng clashes of temperature within the body and outside the body. How do you explain contrast bath treatment for arthritis? This is under Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Sana makagawa kayo ng segment ng Nurses in Private hospitals Vs Nurses in Government hospitals
Before, I thought sweets ang dahilan ng recurrent sore throat ko. Months ago nagpa check up ako because of UTI nd the doctor adviced na magpa lab test ako. Hola, I have elevated ASO (800 IU), kaya pala palagi akong nagkaka sore throat and skin infection 😔
Lesson learned: Don't blame the sweets 😆
nice content recreate!!
Nagkakatonsilitis lang talaga ako if I don't drink enough water so hydrate3x! Our body needs water to function properly.
isa rin tong episode niyo na maganda, ganito dapat mga ineenvite niyo.
This is a great topic. Sobrang dami kong kilalang mas naniniwala sa testimonies compared sa science based facts. Mas naniniwala ang karamihan ng pilipino sa mga sinabi ng iba na effective yung kesyo ganito ganyan. Kaya anlaki ng market sa atin ng mga so called "Food supplements" that states "No approved therapeutic claims" These professional doctors just proves that you better go to a doctor to seek help and they will provide you with science based treatment. Hindi yung mas naniwala ka sa mga sinasabi na iba na makakagaling para sayo.
Functional doctors are better. They believe in nutrition. Mga gamot tulad ng statins, most doctors get their knowledge from big pharmas. Grave insult to patients suffering unnecessarily na lahat ituturo nila dahil sa symptoms except sa statin na prescribed nila. Elevated lang bahagya ang ldl statin agad. Hindi daw kailangan ng CoQ10. OMG, pinaka mali Kong nagtiwala sa cardio kong ta**
@@sprooced345 as long as its backed up by studies or any explanation that it really works that is fine. What is not ok is based on just stories/testimonies without any studies to prove the point is not ok.
@@jecstrike as long as not backed by big pharmas. Statin drugs can cripple and kill people. Lahat publicly available and yet doctors profusely deny them. Medical doctors are mostly fond of tossing inhibitors. Like when it comes to cholesterol, using statins is stupid as inflammation and oxidative stress are the problem. Sa Gerd, acid is needed to avoid indigestion and yet, they toss omeprazole to lower the acid. Why? Dahil backed ng big pharmas, may pera. Dr William li is an MD/scientist who advocates nutrition for healing. Healers are who we need. Anyhow, the bottom line is, read the side effects of medications tossed by most doctors. After a stu*** one made me ill, hindi biro, at panay tanggi na ang doctor, parang ang hirap ng mag tiwala sa mediocre doctors. If you watch long podcasts of Dr Hyman, Dr. Berg, etc. - matuturn off ka na nakinig sa most doctors na walang maayos na sagot sa mga tanong at nagmamadali rapusin ang consultation. Mga tamad na, hindi pa naiintindihan ang risk ng prescriptions nila. I was a good patient until lumabas na lahat ng symptoms sakin at Di na ma explain ng cardio. Hindi nya nasagot bakit Di nya man lang sya nag abiso ng side effects. Ang kaya lang nyang sagot? "Hindi, magaling yan". Now I need to help myself and learn about mitochondrial cocktail, lahat ng pwede ko itry dahil naniwala ako sa Dr na binigay sakin lason. You wouldn't undestand until you're in my shoes and wala ka na choice but to accept if any day mamatay nalang sa sama ng lagay. Of course I read reviews, of course I weigh them. Do you know what's healing me now? Herbs, sprouts, supplements - - trial and error ako. But of course, I listen now sa mga functional doctors. And doctors who fell ill themselves kase may empathy sila.
@@sprooced345 if that works for you then good. In realitt what works for you might not work for me or others. Thats life.
Hi Doc, ok lang ba uminom ako antibiotic co-amoxiclav during final medical exam sa IOM this March 24,2023 Friday. Pa advise Doc. Salamat
Hello! Kung may tanong din po tayo sa mga usual illnesses and for some reason di pa kayo makakabisita sa clinics or hospitals, pwede rin po tayong bumisita sa mga pharmacies. Makakapagbigay rin po ng mga payo ang mga pharmacists.
Nasabi ko to dun sa flu questions na gainom ng kadaming gamot for each symptoms :)) Kung OTCs (over-the-counter medicines) lang naman at pwede lang madala ng home remedies, pharmacists can give helpful advices po.
and pwede din nilang ma assess at masabi kung need niyo na po ba talagang magpa konsulta sa mga doctor
Bakit ang ganda ni doc!?
Claro! I labyu! :D
Be warn what im about to say is not a health advice because im not a professional medicine doctor. Im just saying my health experiences, good? Okay.
For the sweets that cause sorethroat? For me it doesnt happen to me. I eat sweets sometimes at night time ofc i would drink water before sleeping or if i didnt got lazy i would brush my teeth again. I would still get a "sore throat" but not the way ur thinking. I think its just my old saliva in my mouth while sleeping so this is why brushing teeth in the morning is important :V
Wala namang kinalaman yung hyperhidrosis sa konsepto ng "pasma" sa mga Pinoy eh, mema lang. Wala ring masama sa pag change from hot to cold environment, mga athlete nga lumulublob aga sa ice bath right after workout eh
Sana po ma guest nyo ako soon 🙏
Libreng check up hahahaa
Doctors are only humans. May iba magagaling at may iba na gapataka lang ug diagnose. That's the reality
Pa checkup doc custodio
First!
Claro ^_^
Take residency guys.
pasma is spasms right?
I think?
pasma na nagpapawis ang kamay = hyperhydrosis
pasma na nanginginig = spasm
Spasma
No, wala nga ata talagang direct transalation ang salitang pasma.
2:55 HAHAHAH
Cabbage lang katapat yan magaling ka na
Exactly, sauerkraut for the microbiome. Sadly, most doctors would not recommend such kase walang pera sa cabbage.
@@sprooced345 di naman eh
So it means different doctor different diagnosis. 😔
Isa ang mom ko sa lumala ang sakit dahil pinainum ng maling gamot na pang tb. 😭
That's why lagi sinasabi pumunta ka dun sa ganitong hospital kasi mas magaling mga doctor dun. Kasi magkakaiba mga doctor. May doctor din na... Gapaataka lang. Sorry for the word.
Maraming tanga ng doctor. Mediocres. Accidentally nakita ldl levels ko na mataas, statin agad pinaunom sakin as maintenance, continuous. Later nalang ako nag basa about the drug nung kaliwat kanan na ang symptoms ko. Statin drugs cause muscle damage, alzheimer, super dami ng risks na hindi man lang diniscuss sakin. Kung paano mag stutter yung cardio ko, mukha talaga syang boblax. I hate myself na nagtiwala ako. Ang hirap na yata rumespeto ng doctor pag madiscover mo na Di nila alam ginagawa nila. Kaya ba nila I reseta sa mahal nila sa buhay? Mga selfish karamihan at walang empathy.
Full name ni Dr. Custodio 🥲
Parang hindi sila sigurado sa mga sagot nila. I'm confused doctor sila pero ewan. Haha
6:15 i think this timestamp can explain why they are "uncertain" about their answers
@@kattyrenfernandez Dapat maging certain parin sila sa mga sagot nila lalu kung hindi naman talaga totoo yung Myth. Para maka sure ako as na nakikinig.
Tulad nyan as patient nadin hindi ako naging 100% kampante kung dapat ko sila paniwalaan dahil confusing sila sumagot, tas 1 time magkasalungat pa.
@@joshuaalfaro6184 naintindihan ko naman sila.
They were asked about health "myths" so siyempre; as doctors who answer based on facts and evidence, their answers to the questions weren't as direct as expected.
@@RobbinCotran1 As professional Doctor's dapat you answer it with confident, hindi confusing, para yung mga patients mo or manonnood hindi ma confused at maging kampante.
The way I can clearly tell these are graduates of Ateneo/La Salle/St. Luke's just because they're posh af. Can't you ever take more "pedestrian" guests? C'mon.
Wrong. I know that at least one doctor from this video is from UP. Tinatanong sila sa Ingles kaya sumasagot sila sa Ingles/Taglish. Anong posh don. C’mon
Batchmate ko po yung isa diyan from UP :)
How rude. Comment mo nga English din eh. FYI Doc custodio is a graduate from FEU-NRMF.
Issue pa din ba pagiging "posh" sounding hanggang ngayon, jusko naman haha
If you're uncomfortable about them being so "posh af", it's your problem.