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Most doctors know and follow the "standard of care" which is excellent for treating acute symptoms and diseases. Doctors are generally terrible about dietary re
by orangepurple 4y ago
Most doctors know and follow the "standard of care" which is excellent for treating acute symptoms and diseases. Doctors are generally terrible about dietary recommendations and knowing how to treat diseases of civilization.
- treeman79 4y agoI was having constant stroke symptoms. dozens of doctors in all specialities. One mentioned that I shouldn’t take triptans for migraines as it could trigger a stroke. Not a one mentioned anything else. Including 4 neurologists. Symptoms stopped the moment I went on blood thinners.
- mixmastamyk 4y agoWhat symptoms? I didn’t think they were quickly reversible.
- treeman79 4y agoThink 10% of usual functional to 50% in a few days of blood thinners. 4 years on and I’m probably at 80% now. Right side body weakness, numbness Severe Brain fog, visual issues, inability to write, etc. basically TIA symptoms, was having several a week. Damage was building up. Had a huge clot show up in lungs. A few days after starting blood thinners the worst of my symptoms stopped. Going off of them and they come back quickly. I have 2 known risk factors. So anything extra that contributes is a big issue.
- mixmastamyk 4y agoIC thanks.