Oct 13, 2023
Being chronically ill is also working out at 20:30 because the rest of the day you were too tired / in pain to do so
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Being chronically ill is also working out at 20:30 because the rest of the day you were too tired / in pain to do so
I never talk about this because doctors have never officially diagnosed me with it but...
I basically have dwarfism called Pituitary Dwarfism/Growth Hormone Deficiency. I believe it’s categorized as Proportionate dwarfism. It was brought on by my kidney issue as a child. & most diagnoses of dwarfism revolve around very specific types even though there are over a 300+ types.
& im aware that self diagnosing yourself can be controversial but many of us don’t get properly diagnosed because of racism, sexism, etc
FYI there is some information on google but I want to start doing more extensive research about it
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I have a chronic disease called Panhypopituitarism. Five in every million people have my disease according to an article I read. My body does not produce cortisone so I take Cortisone acetate three times a day. I ha e good days and bad days. Some days start out fine but by the evening I crash and burn and need rest. Sometimes I have to cancel plans. Please don’t hold it against me. #panhypopituitarism #chronicdisease #chronicillness #congenitalpanhypopituitarism #cphp #hypopituitarism #pituitarydisease #pituitary (at Cleveland, Queensland)
I found out with panhypopituitarism you have a cold intolerance and can't retain heat for long. I was wondering why I never stay warm..
Hey everyone! We're trying to raise money to get our loved one, Dot, to the next adrenal insufficiency conference.
Dot has adrenal insufficiency, a condition that affects the body's ability to produce hormones, and attending this conference would be a huge help in managing her condition and improving her quality of life.
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Assessment of the endoscopic endonasal approach to the basilar apex region for aneurysm clipping
Assessment of the endoscopic endonasal approach to the basilar apex region for aneurysm clipping
J Neurosurg 130:1937–1948, 2019
The expanded endoscopic endonasal approach (EEA) has shown promising results in treatment of midline skull base lesions. Several case reports exist on the utilization of the EEA for treatment of aneurysms. However, a comparison of this approach with the classic transcranial orbitozygomatic approach to the basilar apex (BAX) region is missing. The present study…
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Assessment of the endoscopic endonasal approach to the basilar apex region for aneurysm clipping
Assessment of the endoscopic endonasal approach to the basilar apex region for aneurysm clipping
J Neurosurg 130:1937–1948, 2019
The expanded endoscopic endonasal approach (EEA) has shown promising results in treatment of midline skull base lesions. Several case reports exist on the utilization of the EEA for treatment of aneurysms. However, a comparison of this approach with the classic transcranial orbitozygomatic approach to the basilar apex (BAX) region is missing. The present study…
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