This is my 5th year as a medical student next year will be my last before graduation and since the first year, I don't know what would happen if I didn't see your channel, super way to teach with passion. thank you ninja thank you a lot
@@Roger-hu4tk Nah, this is very different actually. This is not just explaining pathophysiology. These are clinical medicine and approach to management lectures.
I am a huge fan since 2016 as well. I watched all of his videos, n i learnt alot from him, however his videos were unnecessarily tooooo long. Im pretty sure he can complete them in half the time.
Thank you Professor ! Can you please try and add in some of your upcoming videos1or 2 examples of treatment/prescription for said illness (with doses )?
Been living with 160 blood pressure since middle school.. in recent times i feel my heart constantly, it's really unpleasant when it starts to act crazy
thnx thnx for u guys u are always so caring and helpful I wish all professors as good as u，I still wish if u can offer Ali pay or wechat pay for students in China.
You never mentioned the most common cause of high BP, high glucose. High glucose damages your arteries which in turn causes cholesterol to form to protect the arteries. Another is excessive weight.
One quick question, what does the + sign with a circle around it mean. Ive been watching your videos for a while now and could never figure it out. - Thank your for all your help
I am 36M 76kg, slim, very active with cardio and resistance training and have a BP of 120/80 and a BMP of 90 at rest. Should this be lower given my activity level? I'm more concerned about my BMP is this a problem?
In 2016, I was diagnosed with high blood pressure, and my doctor prescribed a beta blocker (bisoprolol). Now, I'm trying to manage without it. In 2023, I made significant lifestyle changes and switched from a beta blocker to olmesartan medoxomil. Things were stable for 5-7 months, but suddenly, my blood pressure spiked to 150-160/90-95. I consulted my doctor, who prescribed losartan potassium (50mg in the morning) and bisoprolol (2.5mg at night), but there was no improvement. Tests on my kidneys, heart (ECO), and thyroid all came back normal. Finally, my doctor gave me a combination of amlodipine (5mg) and atenolol (50mg) at night, which brought my BP down to 120/75-80. However, my resting heart rate dropped to 50-55. Should I continue this medication? Could this lead to heart blockage in the future? Is there a way to stop relying on beta blockers?
After blood pressure medication I develop strong tinnitus, dizziness and nystagmus from the ototoxic meds side effects, how can be this treated? 😢 It's severe, I get ride off blood pressure problem and medication because changed my life style but my tinnitus kills my pacients from 3 months now, please advice ...
Nitroglycerin is only good for emergencies because of how fast vasodilation occurs it reaches max potency in about 5 min. It is also only indicated in cases of angina. HTN (especially primary or essential) is a chronic disease meaning we should focus more on long term control and preventing micro vascular damage.
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This is my 5th year as a medical student next year will be my last before graduation and since the first year, I don't know what would happen if I didn't see your channel, super way to teach with passion. thank you ninja thank you a lot
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i love the length of these clinical medicine reviews. under 45min is great
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Why werent you a fan before? He's teaching basically the same way
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@@Roger-hu4tk Nah, this is very different actually. This is not just explaining pathophysiology.
These are clinical medicine and approach to management lectures.
I am a huge fan since 2016 as well. I watched all of his videos, n i learnt alot from him, however his videos were unnecessarily tooooo long. Im pretty sure he can complete them in half the time.
Any faster/shorter, theyd lose value for most of us.
You are an amazing teacher sir
You make medicine seem so so so so so so easy it makes me want to cry!! Bless you Zach
Thank you Professor !
Can you please try and add in some of your upcoming videos1or 2 examples of treatment/prescription for said illness (with doses )?
Love that you slowed down your speaking rate bc I can understand it now 🥳🥳 you are a great teacher and I’m subscribed, I liked and I’m a member of NN
Sir please do all clinical medicine videos, medicine is easy only with you
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Please upload them as you said you will upload them on a daily basis.
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Been living with 160 blood pressure since middle school.. in recent times i feel my heart constantly, it's really unpleasant when it starts to act crazy
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thnx thnx for u guys u are always so caring and helpful I wish all professors as good as u，I still wish if u can offer Ali pay or wechat pay for students in China.
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You never mentioned the most common cause of high BP, high glucose. High glucose damages your arteries which in turn causes cholesterol to form to protect the arteries. Another is excessive weight.
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When we will start medications after how many reading show BP>140/90
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One quick question, what does the + sign with a circle around it mean. Ive been watching your videos for a while now and could never figure it out. - Thank your for all your help
This s massive. Thank u sooo much
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so where does disautautanomia sit in this with Both hyper and hypo?
great😍 would you please introduce your references?
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I am 36M 76kg, slim, very active with cardio and resistance training and have a BP of 120/80 and a BMP of 90 at rest. Should this be lower given my activity level? I'm more concerned about my BMP is this a problem?
thank you so much
In 2016, I was diagnosed with high blood pressure, and my doctor prescribed a beta blocker (bisoprolol). Now, I'm trying to manage without it. In 2023, I made significant lifestyle changes and switched from a beta blocker to olmesartan medoxomil. Things were stable for 5-7 months, but suddenly, my blood pressure spiked to 150-160/90-95.
I consulted my doctor, who prescribed losartan potassium (50mg in the morning) and bisoprolol (2.5mg at night), but there was no improvement. Tests on my kidneys, heart (ECO), and thyroid all came back normal.
Finally, my doctor gave me a combination of amlodipine (5mg) and atenolol (50mg) at night, which brought my BP down to 120/75-80. However, my resting heart rate dropped to 50-55.
Should I continue this medication? Could this lead to heart blockage in the future? Is there a way to stop relying on beta blockers?
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Patient having hypertension and only diabetes melitus , no ckd ..which drug?
Losartan?
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After blood pressure medication I develop strong tinnitus, dizziness and nystagmus from the ototoxic meds side effects, how can be this treated? 😢 It's severe, I get ride off blood pressure problem and medication because changed my life style but my tinnitus kills my pacients from 3 months now, please advice ...
Is there a reason you didn’t include nitroglycerin in the treatment?
Nitroglycerin is only good for emergencies because of how fast vasodilation occurs it reaches max potency in about 5 min. It is also only indicated in cases of angina. HTN (especially primary or essential) is a chronic disease meaning we should focus more on long term control and preventing micro vascular damage.
Sir please give pdf in description
🤔 you can make it yourself
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