Thank u for putting this up , I am 60 , have diverticulitis, chronic ITP , Bowen’s , fatty liver , and chronic bronchitis, so I do like alternative medicine such as vitamins vitamins, you have given me some new directions to go in thank u , I am in Australia,
Thank you doc. I recently saw a case of COVID-19 patient, who had sudden decrease in Spo2 and went into tachycardia and tachypnea lead to wash out co2 and caused alkalosis, and alkalosis led to the displacement of H+ ions from albumin which is replaced by Calcium ions, which in turn caused hypocalcemia which literally led patient into hypocalcemic tetany, then pt was given calcium gluconate, and patient was stabilised. I wanted to review this again that's how i got your video here. You explained it very well.
My boyfriend has had 2 seizures in a month's period of time and this is a new thing for him. He also has been shaky and he doesn't sleep well and some other symptoms. We went to a new doctor and he ordered bloodwork and it looks like he only ordered the total blood calcium to be checked but I was wondering if that would give a full picture? Should he not have also checked the free calcium? Next step is to see a neurologist.
Are you a functional medicine doctor? Because you strike me as one which is a wonderful thing. I've only ever truly been helped by that kind of doctor. I mean absolutely no offense if you are not because I get a strong sense that you are one of those rare, extremely knowledgeable and thorough doctors either way.
love your video with short and clear content and the right side illustration is great
Short and sweet....thank you...
Thank u for putting this up , I am 60 , have diverticulitis, chronic ITP , Bowen’s , fatty liver , and chronic bronchitis, so I do like alternative medicine such as vitamins vitamins, you have given me some new directions to go in thank u , I am in Australia,
Thank u very much
Thank you doc. I recently saw a case of COVID-19 patient, who had sudden decrease in Spo2 and went into tachycardia and tachypnea lead to wash out co2 and caused alkalosis, and alkalosis led to the displacement of H+ ions from albumin which is replaced by Calcium ions, which in turn caused hypocalcemia which literally led patient into hypocalcemic tetany, then pt was given calcium gluconate, and patient was stabilised. I wanted to review this again that's how i got your video here. You explained it very well.
What was the casue of Spo decreased??
just found out I have chvostek’s sign. I had no idea that happened to anyone else!! gonna try to figure out the cause
amazing thanks
love ur video but will u talk about hypercalcemia to make your series more complete
Thank u doctor u made it clear, but why sepsis lead to hypoCa, and Is the metabolic alkalosis lead to hypoCa also???
My boyfriend has had 2 seizures in a month's period of time and this is a new thing for him. He also has been shaky and he doesn't sleep well and some other symptoms. We went to a new doctor and he ordered bloodwork and it looks like he only ordered the total blood calcium to be checked but I was wondering if that would give a full picture? Should he not have also checked the free calcium?
Next step is to see a neurologist.
Are you a functional medicine doctor? Because you strike me as one which is a wonderful thing. I've only ever truly been helped by that kind of doctor.
I mean absolutely no offense if you are not because I get a strong sense that you are one of those rare, extremely knowledgeable and thorough doctors either way.
you forgot digeorge syndrome causes hypocalmia in rare cases