/r/medizzy

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This is subreddit created for medical professionals who want to discuss amazing medical cases, watch useful medical videos and share inspiring pictures. All about Medicine!!!

/r/medizzy is a subreddit for healthcare professionals, medical students, premed, and candidates for medical school who are interested in sharing medical cases, medical videos informative pictures and inspiring stories from their life or found in the internet.

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Over +100k medical cases, videos, MCQ's on MEDizzy.com

Find amazing medical cases and stories on MEDizzy Journal

Rules and Guidelines

1. Be nice and use rediquette when posting

2. All users must have user flair

Please pick the flair from the list or create your own flair. Posts and comments from the users without the flair can be removed by mods.

3. Trolling, racial or sexual slurs will not be tolerated

4. No personal or identifying info.

This means no personal or identifying information about yourself or anyone else. If you work in healthcare, think of this as a warning against HIPAA violations. This is a zero tolerance policy and violators will be banned.

5. Submissions and comments.

All submissions should have some sort of medical connection

All links and photos need to have sources.

PLEASE REPORT ALL INAPPROPRIATE COMMENTS. repeat offenders WILL BE banned.

This will be decided at the moderators' discretion. If you are unsure as to whether or not your submission would qualify, please don't hesitate to message the mods.

6. Animals.

This sub revolves around the human body, essentially for scientific/educational curiosity and general fascination. Therefore, submissions revolving around animals are considered inappropriate for the sub and can be removed.

7. No crossposting and recent reposts.

Please publish only direct links and post. Posts that have been posted in the last 90 days will be removed

8. Educational content advertising is not disallowed but it requires the Moderator's approval.

This means if you want to promote learning resources (e.g. mobile apps, learning platforms) you need to contact the Moderators first via mod mail directly and get their approval before posting.

9. Do not ask for or provide medical or legal advice.

Posts requesting medical advice, treatments for a personal medical problem, or similar requests will be removed.

10. Moderators can remove any post or comment if they decide it is inappropriate.

11. Mark posts NSFW if needed. All gore posts without NSFW marking will be removed.

12. Self-harm posts are forbidden and will be removed.

/r/medizzy

369,020 Subscribers

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The Sri Lankan Sloth Bear (Melursus ursinus inornatus) is know for its savage attacks on humans. (study in comments)

2 Comments
2024/04/28
13:48 UTC

0

This hurts like a mf. Happened last week.

Is there anything I can do to relieve to pain?

19 Comments
2024/04/27
21:36 UTC

3,311

The celery will never go pro, but at least it can still enjoy recreational sports

161 Comments
2024/04/26
15:16 UTC

727

My mum dislocated her elbow last week.

She was unable to have pain relief for 3 hours as they couldn’t find a vein and only had gas & air for part of the journey to hospital as it ran out & they couldn’t change the canister. After 6 hours they finally got it back in place.

38 Comments
2024/04/23
22:57 UTC

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Can the ER do an emergency Breast Biopsy?

I have a solid mass in my left breast. I’m having difficulty breathing and have been trying to hold off on going to the ER until I have it done. Feels like my throats closing. & Tonight has been unbearable along with painful. I am not sure what to do considering my Biopsy is scheduled for tomorrow (I have a feeling they are going to admit me in the ER). I would plan on going to the Emergency room that is associated with my doctor. Although I do not want to postpone the biopsy due to my severe symtpoms and also just the worry it causes- I’m only 25 years old. TIA! *I also have 3 left pulmonary lung nodules atm and have been a daily smoker for 7+ years. not sure if that can b related but they were assumed benign bc of my age.

35 Comments
2024/04/23
09:33 UTC

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This woman performed a c-section on herself after struggling during labor and not having access to immediate medical care. Both she and the baby lived!

127 Comments
2024/04/23
00:59 UTC

1,970

My husbands blood pressure

Doctor was surprised he was alert and holding conversation.

287 Comments
2024/04/21
18:47 UTC

1,849

Newborn with Cyclopia with Proboscis, still responsive to environment

207 Comments
2024/04/17
07:02 UTC

648

Thought you might enjoy this 30cm fallopian cyst I recently had removed

52 Comments
2024/04/17
02:53 UTC

1,708

Enjoy.

64 Comments
2024/04/16
20:09 UTC

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Getting Kids Off Social Media Won't Fix Adolescent Mental Health

6 Comments
2024/04/16
17:18 UTC

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Are there any surgical videos online of a cordectomy for spinal malignancies such as a GBM?

Just so you know a cordectomy is a surgery where an entire segment of your spinal cord is resected. It is generally used for conditions such as necrosis and malignancies. While it’s obviously a morbid surgery it provides patients with a chance of a cure above well above 50 percent. There are only a few cases of a cordectomy being used for a spinal malignancy but I was wondering if there was an online video I could watch?

1 Comment
2024/04/06
07:20 UTC

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