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More info below 👇🏼 🩸 Abnormal cells crow More info below 👇🏼 🩸 Abnormal cells crowd out normal blood cells, leading to anemia, infections, bleeding, bruising 🩸 4 main types: AML, ALL, CML, CLL 🩸 Symptoms include fatigue, frequent infections, easy bruising, swollen lymph nodes, fever (sometimes) 🩸 Diagnosed with blood tests & bone marrow biopsy 🩸 Treated with chemo, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, transplant 🩸 Occurs in both kids and adults 🩸 Environmental factors (like radiation, chemical exposure) and certain genetic conditions may increase risk #leukemia #leukemiaawareness #leukemialymphomasociety #whatisleukemia #healthinfo #healthfacts #cancer #bloodcancer
Did you know we don’t only work in the morgue pe Did you know we don’t only work in the morgue performing autopsies? 🫣👀 We also have a role in: • 🧫 Preparing specimens • 🔬 Diagnosing diseases & cancers • 🩺 Guiding patient care & treatment • 📝 Writing pathology reports & protocols • 📊 Grading & staging cancer • 💉 Performing biopsies (yes, we see real live patients 😊) • 🧪 Overseeing lab medicine, transfusion medicine, & clinical testing • 🧠 Contributing to research & clinical medicine Pathology is an amazing field and I’m so happy to be a part of it. 🧡 #pathologist #doctorlife #pathologyresident #labmedicine #cancerdiagnosis #clinicalpathology #futuredoctors #pathologylab #doctorsofig
Struggling with hair loss? Some causes to consider Struggling with hair loss? Some causes to consider: 🧬 Genetics (male/female pattern baldness) ⚖️ Hormonal imbalances (PCOS, menopause, postpartum) 🧠 Chronic stress (triggers telogen effluvium) 🩸 Low iron or anemia 🦋 Thyroid disorders (hypo or hyperthyroid) 💊 Medications (like chemo, retinoids, blood thinners) 😔 Autoimmune diseases (like alopecia areata) 🥦 Crash diets or protein deficiency (lack of nutrients) 🧴 Harsh treatments (bleach, tight hairstyles, heat damage) 💉 Vitamin or mineral deficiencies (like Vitamin D or B12 deficiency) 🦠 Scalp infections (like ringworm) #hairloss #hairlossproblem #losinghair #hairfalltips #health #healthtips
A quick and brief overview of IBS.. 💩 There’s A quick and brief overview of IBS.. 💩 There’s no cure, but knowing and managing your triggers can be a game changer! 🙏🏼 The biggest triggers are… 😩 Stress and anxiety 🧅 High FODMAP foods (apples, garlic, onions to name a few…) If you deal with pain, bloating, constipation or diarrhea (or a combination of these) talk with your doctor to determine if your symptoms could be due to IBS. #ibs #irritablebowelsyndrome #irritablebowel #ibsawareness
There are so many causes of bloating - here are ju There are so many causes of bloating - here are just a few👇 🍞 Gluten sensitivity 🥛 Lactose intolerance 🥦 Cruciferous veggies 🍽️ Eating too fast or overeating 🩸 Hormonal shifts 💩 Constipation 🐢 Slow digestion 🦠 Gut bacteria imbalances 🧠 Stress + anxiety 💩Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Everyone’s different - talk to your doctor if you’re concerned or you experience regular bloating, gassiness, or pain. #bloating #bloatingproblems #bloated #health #bloatedbelly
What actually causes lymphoma? We don’t always k What actually causes lymphoma? We don’t always know why a certain person develops a certain type of cancer, but we do know factors that can increase the risk for developing certain cancers. 👀 This is why awareness is key, since some factors are things we can avoid to lower our risk. 🗣️ Here’s what you should know: • Autoimmune Diseases & Chronic Inflammation → Ongoing immune activation can raise your risk → Examples: Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Celiac, Sjogren’s ⚠️ Chronic immune stimulation = higher risk • Environmental Toxins → Long-term exposure to certain chemicals → Examples: Weed killer (glyphosate), pesticides, benzene, old-school hair dye ☠️ Carcinogens you may not realize you’re exposed to • Chronic Infections → Some bugs don’t go away and can trigger abnormal cell growth → Examples: EBV, H. pylori, Hep C, HTLV-1, Herpes viruses 🦠 Infections linked to lymphocyte activation • Immunodeficiency → A weak immune system can’t fight off abnormal cells → Examples: HIV/AIDS, organ transplant, long-term immunosuppressants 🛡️ Low defense = higher risk • Genetics → A family history of lymphoma increases your odds 🧬 First-degree relatives = increased risk • Radiation Exposure → Prior treatment or occupational exposure ☢️ Radiation = DNA damage = cancer risk • Age & Gender → Risk increases with age and is slightly higher in men 🎂 Getting older = higher risk #lymphoma #lymphomaawareness #cancer #cancerfighter #diseaseprevention #cancerawarness #doctorsofig #healthtip #cancerrisk #lymphoma #lymphomaawareness #cancer #cancerrisk #diseases #doctorsofig
When tumor cells spread from the tissue or organ w When tumor cells spread from the tissue or organ where they first developed to a new area of the body, this is called metastasis. In this case, thyroid cancer has spread to a nearby lymph node in a 17-year-old. Thyroid Cancer Facts: 🔹 Can occur in all ages 🔹 More common in females 🔹 Often presents as a painless neck mass or is found incidentally 🔹 May spread to nearby lymph nodes (regional metastasis) or to other areas of the body (distant metastasis) 🔹 Tends to be more aggressive in people under 30 and over 55 🔎 Symptoms can include: • Swollen lymph nodes • Voice changes or hoarseness • Trouble swallowing • Neck or throat discomfort #cancer #metastaticcancer #thyroidcancer #thyroidcancerawareness #thyroidectomy #thyroid #cancerdiagnosis #underthemicroscope #doctorsofinstagram
How can you decrease your risk of liver cancer? ⤵️ 🔹Alcohol reduction: Alcohol use is a significant risk factor for liver cancer 🔹Smoking cessation: Smoking increases the risk, and cessation can reduce this risk over time 🔹Weight management: Maintaining a healthy weight through diet and exercise can lower the risk of liver cancer 🔹Healthy diet: Adopting a diet rich in vegetables, whole grains, fish, and olive oil, while limiting red and processed meats, can reduce risk 🔹Coffee consumption: Regular coffee intake is associated with a reduced risk 🔹Physical activity: Regular exercise is beneficial in reducing the risk 🔹Avoiding aflatoxin exposure: Reducing exposure to aflatoxins, which are found in contaminated corn, nuts, and grains, can lower risk #livercancer #underthemicroscope #diseases #health #liverdisease #healthawareness #doctorsofig #healthrisks
Been asked about this a few times..so here are a f Been asked about this a few times..so here are a few medical jobs with short training! 🏥 #medicaljobs #healthcarejobs #careers #ekgtechnician #hospitaljobs #medicalassistant #sterileprocessing #jobsearching
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