I choose this video out of all the ones I've watched to express my thanks because of the headaches you've saved me from. I am looking forward to the day when I can afford to become a channel member! You and your mission deserve every penny this is only a small token of my gratitude. I yearn for you to be immensely succesful and hope to bless you with peace, happiness, and good health.
Just wante to tell you that You are truly God sent angel who helps us understand stuff the easiest way. You have literally made my life soooo much easier. Im gonna start earning soon and gonna definitely donate to this Channel. You are sooo amazinggg!!! Thankyou for everything you do:)
1. Not all migraines have auras (and vice versa). I never get them within days of each other; that's not uncommon. 2. My SAH headache was bilateral! Otherwise it felt like an intense, very sudden migraine. Turns out it was an AVM rupturing. 3. Now I know why the ER put me on O2 when I've gone in to get the "migraine cocktail" when all else failed.
I have been diagnosed with both migraine and cluster headache. I've had migraine since 3 and cluster since 24. My migraine is chronic (almost every day) and my clusters are episodic (mostly spring and fall). Oxgen is hit or miss for me with clusters because of the delivery. I use imitrex injections and they do 95% abort the cluster (of course I could have another 1 to 5 the same day. I am on verapamil which took me from chronic cluster to episodic. I had a nerve ablation last year on the left side and I went cluster free for a year. Probably going to have to do that again soon.
Please do a video on the communication questions, if there is some systematic ways to approach these rather than feeling them out, that would be much appreciated!
Thank you for the amazing videos! I would highly appreciate it if you continuine making neurology topics! 1.Gullian Barre syndrome 2.ALS 3.Meningitis 4.Parkinson Thank you
acetaminophen could be added to the list of acute treatments, and im not sure if i dreamt this or not but i had a practice question where it was stated that the patient had a headache unresponsive to ibuprofen and acetaminophen was the appropriate tx/answer
I looked for the join button but it is not there, I would love to donate to this channel, that was a promise I made to myself if I passed STEP 1.Please attach the link for donations please!
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I choose this video out of all the ones I've watched to express my thanks because of the headaches you've saved me from. I am looking forward to the day when I can afford to become a channel member! You and your mission deserve every penny this is only a small token of my gratitude. I yearn for you to be immensely succesful and hope to bless you with peace, happiness, and good health.
You forgot to add the headache that the USMLE gives you
location: bilateral. findings: refractory to all medications. causes occasional bilateral lacrimation treatment: watch dirty medicine
My dad in real life have headache 😔
@@DirtyMedicine type: meaningfully self inflicted 🤣
Just when I need it, you deliver. Thanks, you're one of my go-to sources for studying
I appreciate the time you took to create and share all these videos. Sure is a lot of information. Thank you.
Just wante to tell you that
You are truly God sent angel who helps us understand stuff the easiest way.
You have literally made my life soooo much easier.
Im gonna start earning soon and gonna definitely donate to this Channel.
You are sooo amazinggg!!!
Thankyou for everything you do:)
You are very good at getting information across! I enjoy your lectures. Keep up the great job 👍
Headache to me is to much
Migraine can occur bilateral
P Phonophobia
P photophobia
P pulsating
B bitemporal
B blurring of vision
3hours to 3days
CAN occur bilateral but is usually unilateral on an exam
1. Not all migraines have auras (and vice versa). I never get them within days of each other; that's not uncommon. 2. My SAH headache was bilateral! Otherwise it felt like an intense, very sudden migraine. Turns out it was an AVM rupturing. 3. Now I know why the ER put me on O2 when I've gone in to get the "migraine cocktail" when all else failed.
I have been diagnosed with both migraine and cluster headache. I've had migraine since 3 and cluster since 24. My migraine is chronic (almost every day) and my clusters are episodic (mostly spring and fall). Oxgen is hit or miss for me with clusters because of the delivery. I use imitrex injections and they do 95% abort the cluster (of course I could have another 1 to 5 the same day. I am on verapamil which took me from chronic cluster to episodic. I had a nerve ablation last year on the left side and I went cluster free for a year. Probably going to have to do that again soon.
Thanks, I just got to this in my block!
Please do a video on the communication questions, if there is some systematic ways to approach these rather than feeling them out, that would be much appreciated!
Thank you for the amazing videos! I would highly appreciate it if you continuine making neurology topics!
1.Gullian Barre syndrome
2.ALS
3.Meningitis
4.Parkinson
Thank you
acetaminophen could be added to the list of acute treatments, and im not sure if i dreamt this or not but i had a practice question where it was stated that the patient had a headache unresponsive to ibuprofen and acetaminophen was the appropriate tx/answer
wow I now know you are a dirty medicine member, support the channel financially, and believe in free quality medical education!
Yeah and not to sound obvious but if you think an answer is NSAID or ACAP and all you see is the other one listed, choose it.
also thank you for being a Dirty Medicine member!
Awesome Video! Can we please get more usmle like questions?
Thank you for being a Dirty Medicine member!
wow I now know you are a dirty medicine member, support the channel financially, and believe in free quality medical education!
@@joshmcgoo Stop it Josh
@@Ifeany1 ok
@@joshmcgoo thank you
highly useful and efficiently delivered
I looked for the join button but it is not there, I would love to donate to this channel, that was a promise I made to myself if I passed STEP 1.Please attach the link for donations please!
could u pls share experince?
Hi dirty. I just became a member. Can we get more of USMLE videos?
Thanks for being a Dirty Medicine member!
wow I now know you are a dirty medicine member, support the channel financially, and believe in free quality medical education!
@@joshmcgoo What?
@@sharathnilai 1:12
One more little high-yield fact regarding cluster headaches: alcohol is the common trigger for them
Yes, he mentioned it at the end
Thank you!! Great video!
1:31 - I apologize in advance
Are TCAs ever used for prophylaxis if there are comorbid conditions?
Thank you so much!
Great video
U r awesome 👑
"i have a headachee!!" na jaemin, 2021
Can't find your email in the about section.
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can you add more to video qbank? soo n please
can you do a nephritic and nephrotic video? Please
developing it now
@@DirtyMedicine your the best!!
thanks for summary ( comment for algorithm)
I’d like to be your TH-cam number, should I do it on the computer or in the app?
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Renal
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High-yield.
commenting for the algorithm
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