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It seems to me like the whole medical profession is a big celebration of having an ego problem. Some doctors carry themselves with so much hubris it's hard to imagine some of them making ANY rational decisions at all, and all their processes, right down to how medical records are kept, seem geared around expecting obedience from the patient without revealing enough details for scrutiny to be applied.

Compare that against professions like engineering where a few notorious failures have led to the presence of cognitive biases in decision making being at least acknowledged to a degree.

It seems to me like the whole medical profession is a big celebration of having an ego problem. Some doctors carry themselves with so much hubris it's hard to imagine some of them making ANY rational decisions at all, and all their processes, right down to how medical records are kept, seem geared around expecting obedience from the patient without revealing enough details for scrutiny to be applied. Compare that against professions like engineering where a few notorious failures have led to the presence of cognitive biases in decision making being at least acknowledged to a degree.

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[–] 20 pts

I had horrible sciatica for months, was eating pills like crazy. Having suicidal thoughts, etc.

(((Doctor))) wanted to cut my spine open and fuse some vertebrae or whatever. I told him to fuck off. On a fren'z recommendation, went to a Chinee electro-acupuncturist. I was totally skeptical. 3 treatments later, pain was gone. 9 years later, no pain. A based Chink lady that barely spoke English saved me.

[–] 7 pts

sciatica for months

sometimes it just goes away like that? I've had a few times, the fix for me was to keep moving. If I sat in bed it never fixed itself. That constant pain can really fuck your mind up though, people can imagine pain but they simply do not understand day 3 of having zero sleep, you really do start wanting to die at that point.

I don't think acupuncture is entirely woo-woo, because I can get rid of headaches by rubbing the dimples above the eye socket, and I've noticed that nerves on the feet seem to influence other areas; but I would try a chiropractor first because IME that always works.

[–] 2 pts

It does.

But sometimes, it's also muscular on which case the chink bullshit may help.

The muscle tenses up more and more causing pain.

So you need to massage, relax the muscle.

You can do this with pain pills. The muscle falls asleep and breaks the circle of pain.

Or, you massage it and shoot it with electricity to make it tired and it stops tensing.

Sciatica is nerve related. But it affects the muscle around it.

[–] 0 pt

I normally avoid taking pills but yes, in that case they are required to stop the body freaking out

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[–] 2 pts

Sleep deprivation is psychological torture. Both because of the direct physical effects of not sleeping, and the psychological feedback loop it creates (no sleep increases cortisol > cortisol decreases sleep > repeat until you're hallucinating > repeat until the underlying issue is resolved so you can sleep or...really bad things WILL happen).

This is why you should maintain an ongoing relationship with a good physician so they know you're not exaggerating if you tell them you havent slept in X days. That relationship is going to be the difference between them thinking you're just drugseeking and them prescribing benzos or opiates so you can get a good night's sleep and come back tomorrow to discuss treatment options without being so loopy from sleep deprivation that you can barely string a sentence together.

[–] 3 pts

you can barely string a sentence together.

I had to call an ambulance once and the paramedics were ploughing through the usual list of stupid questions, and I just really struggled to answer them and felt myself getting really irritable with this process. They kept asking me if I had been drinking or had taken any drugs because I was slurring my speech.

You'd imagine that a paramedic would be aware of what it's like to to be 72 hours into this and to quit expecting me to answer stupid shit. If I could have walked I would be stepped out and driven myself just to avoid talking to them.

Luckily I fall sleep in minutes and am dead to the world for 7 hours, but I only realised a few years ago that my quality of sleep was shockingly bad and that normal people weren't tired all day long. I was nodding off on the motorway at this point. Fixed now, and I feel 20 years younger

[–] 1 pt

I was the biggest skeptic ever, thought it was a waste of money but my good fren swore it helped his son, who had the same exact condition. It never bothered me again. I believe it can help for SOME conditions.

[–] 4 pts

That eastern shit is real and it works. The unfuriating part is that we used to have our own systems of natural medicine in the west that didn't have all the chinkisms. But those have all been crushed in favor of synthetic drugs.

[–] [deleted] 5 pts

They took this from you. Millennia of accumulated wisdom of folk medicine destroyed by big pharma and big medicine.

[–] 3 pts

I was eating Oxys like candy and laying in the pool, drinking beer all day.

I...kinda miss that.

[–] 2 pts

Nigger behavior

[–] 2 pts

This is shameful behavior.

[–] 2 pts

Chinkwisdom

[–] 2 pts

The treatment was torture...she stuck about 50 needles in me, from the small of my back down my left leg to the little toe. Needles were clipped to electrical wires, and a small machine sent pulses several times a second. 40 minutes, 3 treatments, 2 weeks apart. It was agonizing. $100 per session. Honolulu, Chinatown, Clara Wong.

All I know is, I went from 'I wanna die' to 'holy shit, let's get back to work!'

[–] 2 pts

Send her a postcard ....

[–] 0 pt

That is a lot to go through if you're skeptical at the time.

[–] 1 pt

Electro acupuncture is awesome! I, too, was skeptical. I had severe vomiting almost daily for 12 years The regular docs said it was all in my head after stomach dumping test came back normal

Went to a naturopath she said probably the impulses between my stomach and brain had gotten messed up after a severe illness 12 years earlier.

3 electro acupuncture treatments later - the problem is virtually completely solved. (I have a few more treatments left) It was hell during the procedure mainly because she told me to only go as high as it was tolerable - I kept her cranking it up because I just wanted relief and thought more shock equaled faster/better result.

It’s incredible stuff

I don’t quite understand how it works but I am incredibly thankful.

[–] 0 pt

You puked for 12 years? How are your teeth??

[–] 0 pt

Believe it or not - not too bad It was never acidic I compare it to a backed up sink - stuff just wouldn’t move forward and I had zero stomach acid. It was weird which is why the normal docs couldn’t figure it out or be bothered

[–] 1 pt
[–] 1 pt

Nothing worked, it was pure misery

[–] 1 pt

Before I knew about the tennis ball method I once had a toradol shot and that worked too. I don't think my low back problems are very chronic though.

[–] 1 pt

I knew a guy with almost the same story. He had insane pain in his foot, doctor wanted to cut it up in some surgery with a 50% success rate, super expensive to boot, so he said fuck that and ended up getting acupuncture and has been fine ever since.

[–] 13 pts

Kind of similar. My pops had a knee replacement and the total cost seemed kinda high. He asked for an itemized bill, they came back to him amd said there was no longer any amount due, due to a billing error and he would not have to pay a thing. He never got that itemized bill.

[–] [deleted] 8 pts

I've heard of this exact thing happening before. It seems like a good practice to ask for an itemized list regardless of the cost.

[–] 7 pts

"Sorry for the delay, in looking up the bill we determined that there was an error in the cost, and in actuality the procedure didn't cost us anything. No doctors took any time, and no materials were used, so there is no cost to you. A miracle, really."

[–] 1 pt

Did he feel like they were just expecting him to accept what he was told and not to dig for too many details?

[–] 1 pt

I honestly think most people don't think about being overcharged $20 for a straw in your cup at meal time. It's crazy

[–] 0 pt

last couple times i've asked for an itemized bill they sent me to collections, used to have no issue doing that.

[–] 1 pt

So I found out that a hospital sending any bill to collections is actually a violation and contacted a credit company about it and had the bills erased from my credit history. Not sure if this is a state by state thing or not, but that definitely seems illegal what they did in your case.

[–] 1 pt

I got one for like $1.27 or something stupid. The hospital never contacted me, just sent it off to collections and I had some guy calling me weekly trying to get me to pay. I would go on and on about being broke, try to negotiate payments, demanded physical paperwork. This went on for months until he caught me in a mood to take care of it.

[–] 11 pts

Not me, but my mom, and she saved my foreskin. Fuck doctors.

[–] [deleted] 3 pts

Intact AND pureblood.

[–] 2 pts

Ya man, fuck (((all western medicine)))

[–] 1 pt

I wish my mom had. I had zero say in the matter. However, my newborn son that will be coming soon will stay far away from the knife and jabs.

[–] 1 pt

I’m going to pour one out for your forced amputation tonight, brother.

[–] 11 pts

Twice I avoided bad Doctors. The first time they wanted to do major surgery in my jaw. Told me that I would have TMJ by 18 years old. Did my own research and found out that surgery would disfigure my face and sever a nerve which would stop me from being able to feel lips/mouth area. When I asked the dr about it he got redfaced and started behaving like a kid who got caught. I am now significantly older than 18 and have no issues whatsoever.

Second time I was told I had cancer, Dr was having a mini freakout in the exam room. Told me to book surgery and chemo asap. I did not! Saw two more drs, neither of them freaked out. Both of them confirmed that I did not have cancer, that no action was needed, not even follow ups. Meanwhile Dr 1 was calling and begging me to start cancer treatment without evidence. Insanity!

[–] 8 pts

Even if I knew I had cancer, I wouldn't do chemo. The Christian Scientists have some things right.

[–] 3 pts

Why did the dr think you had cancer? Was it just a harmless cyst?

[–] 1 pt

Yes! Somehow the Dr couldn't tell the difference between a cyst and actual cancer.

[–] 5 pts

He could tell, but his divorce was costing him a fortune and his Porsche payment was past due. They used to bleed you for , but now they bleed you for money.

[–] 10 pts

All the csection and induced birth practices really redpilled my wife on doctors, something I had spent years doing. When we got married, I let her know, no vaccines for our children, not one. She didn't agree so I told her if you find one where the data supports it or there isn't another way to address the illness, I'll do it. Three years later, she is super redpilled on vaccines. Not because of me but because when you actually research them, they are garbage every way you look at it, it's a natural conclusion. Glad she figured it out without my coercion. It's really cracked open pandoras box.

I'd say the exposure of the medical system has by far done more to awaken people to tyranny than any leftist hack. It's health, peoples lives, that's something you don't fuck with. They over played their hand. It transcends politics. Once you can show cracks in one pillar of control, they start to notice cracks in every pillar.

[–] 1 pt

Would you please point a brother in the right direction? I would like to learn more, but don't know where to start looking.

[–] 2 pts

For birth after c section read Silent Knife.

[–] 1 pt

I second The Silent Knife. Lots of great books out there in going unassisted too! I tried my best to avoid a C-section, knew the “cascade of intervention” and still ended up with one. I even started off at home and transferred just for something minor. The system is incredibly broken and toxic. I will never enter it again if I can help it at all. My midwife is the one who convinced me to “just go in” after an incredibly long labor. I wish I would have said no. Next time around I plan to go unassisted or find a helper who isn’t fearful.

For vax research, go to https://learntherisk.org/

[–] 1 pt

This is the one video I'd watch, plenty of info to go from there.

[–] 1 pt

Thank you

[–] 8 pts

When I was small, my parents went on vacation and left my maternal grandmother in charge. She took us to the Dr and had us all given our vaccines against my parent's wishes, and the pediatrician knew what parents wishes actually were. It almost killed my sister. Her body was shutting down, the ER couldn't figure it out, and the pediatrician still wouldn't send the vaxx records to the ER or give my parents the labels. I was really young but I remember even then understanding that no part of the medical system actually cared about our health.

[–] 3 pts

How on earth could a non-guardian have the rights to do that? Dr must have turned the other cheek and both should be held responsible for the suffering of your sister.

[–] 3 pts

"seem geared around expecting obedience from the patient without revealing enough details for scrutiny to be applied"

Exactly right.

[–] 3 pts (edited )

Most individual doctors offices in a town today are secretly members of a corporate consortium of some kind. Some umbrella LLC. "Xxx medical group LLC" etc . You'll find some group has most of the individual doctors offices monopolized in a town.

They all keep competition down and prices up and they must follow computer protocols they read on the computer screen they have in the examine rooms. If your doctor has one that's what it is. If they follow those protocols the whole groups malpractice insurance rates are lower because it's harder to sue them. But the protocols have nothing to do with what's right for individual patients.

So you may think you are getting specific doctors advise from the doctor you have known for years but you are just getting standard protocols from the computer. High cholesterol = stations etc.

And the doctors get fined by the LLC if they dont follow the protocols! Or if their prescriptions vary too much from the average! They get fined thousands of dollars.

This is one reason doctors get mad if you don't follow the protocols. They will get fined. This is also why if you say no they want some sort of documentation that they tried to get you to do it and you refused..so they can appeal the LLC fines. Of course ego is the other reason.

[–] 0 pt

Do you have more info on this sort of thing? Would be a great undercover exposé if you had inside access to this stuff.

[–] 3 pts (edited )

I was in a car accident and ended up having massive sciatic nerve pain in my lower back spreading to my legs. Ended up seeing a "back specialist" . He said that he would test me for a specific gene and if I had it it was certain I have ankylosis spondylitis which is basically a degenerative disease that causes abnormal cartilage degradation or arthritis. So I came up as negative for the test but yet he still said I have this disease.

Well I read through all the symptoms of ankylosis spondylitis like would a TSB in my trade, and found I had none of the other problems associated with it. I told him that he was wrong. He got mad and said "oh yeah? Well, go downstairs, take this paper and get an X-ray and bring it back here and I will prove it!" So I did just that and when he put it up next to the original he stood there in silence and then muttered "umm I guess maybe you may not have it because I would expect much nmore degradation. I asked him how he can tell that someone has arthritis from just an x-ray and he told me that he was looking at the distance between the bones. If they were closer together than he would assume there was less cartilage between them therefore you had arthritis.

A few months later I was at the gym and met a guy who I told of my sciatic pain and he suggested I do this kind of twist kick. Well I already had some clues from my body and was trying to stretch in a twisting kind of way at my lower back but I never thought of a more forceful kick. I eventually got the motion correct and did this kick/twist with full force. My lower back made a huge pop and I felt an inch taller. Pain was instantly reduced and never had sciatic pain since then (15 years ago). What was happening was my sacroiliac joint had the bones closer together because the ligaments were so tight they were squeezing the cartilage and therefore some nerve. All I needed was a good crack and they loosened up and all was good. Stupid fuck thought he was so smart but never even considered this a possibility and wanted to prescribe some shit medication. I do much more harder and complicated diagnosing in my trade, these doctors are usually lazy hacks that don't put any effort into actually getting to the root of someone's problem.

[–] 0 pt

Do you have a link to a video of this twist kick?

[–] 0 pt

I don't but you basically kick either left or right as hard as you can as if you were kicking a soccer ball! Then at the same time you twist your upper body in the opposite direction as if you were trying to smash through a wall behind you. The key is to do these at the same time and with full force. I had to practice the motion of the soccer kick and the smashing through the wall separately until I was able to do them at the same time. It feels natural when you get it right.

[+] [deleted] 3 pts

I have so many stories I have no idea where to start.

[–] 0 pt

Start with how you ended up in a gang of wolves. I'd like to hear that one.

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