@subversivepsych

My opinions are not medical advice

United Kingdom
Joined February 2026
My diagram with all the things I did in case it helps anyone else . I did self inject b12 and B1 every other day, but I’m not promoting this as self injecting carries risk . I also won’t be able to answer any questions about doing this as it’s not under nice guidelines 1/
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Replying to @IhabFathiSulima
من المضاعفات الخطيرة لابر نقص الوزن شلل وخزل في حركة المعدة مما يسبب قيئ متكرر تكون حصوات المرارة بسبب الهبوط المفاجئ للوزن وايضا فقدان العضلات والتهاب البنكرياس والتعرض للجفاف
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Replying to @IhabFathiSulima
Pancreatitis- dangerous which is common Retinopathy- shocking and dangerous Dehydration- often ignored by ppl taking it, but its dangerous in its own way.
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The “epidemic” is the rising prevalence of mental illness in society due to the megatrends we identified in our Lancet Commission. AD use is a symptom of this and the need for expert clinical care in addition to tackling the causes and providing holistic support.
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Dr LG retweeted
As part of my letter to the local ME service, plus George Monbiot discussing ME again i decided to look up the service more… and found this… This is GET no? And if so… maybe it’s actually a bad idea to ask them to advocate for people with SevereME…
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I laughed so hard at this... #ADHD #AuDHD
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“Rare.” Here we go…
Dozens of lawsuits have been filed against the companies behind popular GLP-1 drugs Ozempic, Wegovy and Zepbound, claiming the drugs led to a rare type of vision loss. ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze reports. abcnews.visitlink.me/ENupsJ
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🚨 How many Americans have gone to court claiming that GLP‑1 drugs cost them their sight? As of September 2026, 216 NAION/vision-loss lawsuits were pending in the dedicated U.S. federal multidistrict litigation—MDL No. 3163—with additional claims filed in state courts. Patients allege that drugs including Ozempic, Wegovy and other GLP‑1 therapies caused sudden, potentially irreversible optic-nerve injury and that manufacturers failed to provide adequate warnings. ⚖️ But remember: a lawsuit is an allegation—not proof of causation. The manufacturers deny liability, and the litigation remains ongoing. The drugs transformed weight loss. Now a courtroom must examine whether, in rare cases, the price was vision. September 2026 litigation update
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Dr LG retweeted
If this doesn’t paint a heartbreaking but very real picture, of what’s happening, I don’t know what will.
Update: George has now received enough responses, so please don’t send any more emails. I will delete my original post.
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More evidence for EBV in MS…(…how many other autoimmune conditions?) “These findings nonetheless suggest that EBV reactivation, when occurring within a genetically predisposed peripheral immune environment, is a proximal precursor of MS relapse.”
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1. New-onset allergies following COVID: 'The Covid 'on switch' Some people are born with a genetic predisposition to allergy. But "it's not all genetics," says Ruchi Gupta, director of the Center for Food Allergy and Asthma Research at Northwestern University in Illinois...
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George’s latest post. What an absolute treasure he is for all #pwME Such a responsibility for him but there is surely no better person to make our case for us fearlessly and compassionately.
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✨The diagnosis is Felty syndrome. Classic triad: • Rheumatoid arthritis • Neutropenia • Splenomegaly ✨ USMLE HIGH YIELD: • Usually occurs in long standing, severe seropositive RA • Neutropenia → recurrent bacterial infections • Associated with extra articular manifestations such as leg ulcers and lymphadenopathy Think: RA + splenomegaly + neutropenia = Felty syndrome
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Ash has been hacked …
If you get a message like this, don’t respond. Delete immediately.
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A 68-year-old heavy tobacco chewer presents with a slowly enlarging, painless oral lesion. Examination reveals a broad, white, cauliflower-like growth over the buccal mucosa. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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