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My medical experiences

Are you afraid of any medical instrument? Ex: syringes, sphygmomanometer, stethoscope, etc. Tell us why.

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I remember when I was a kid, I was very afraid of syringes. Whenever the doctor came, I tried to keep my blood cold and didn't speak or move. But inside, I felt like I was about to faint. Now that I'm an adult, I'm not afraid. But I feel so anxious, "what could be inside that syringe, "what if it makes me feel worse or die?". You know, imagination plays tricks. Maybe it's because of the "trauma" of my childhood. Who knows. In general, I am not in favor of vaccination. It's also because this COVID turned out to be one big lie. It's unacceptable what they're doing to us now. This is vaccine testing in humans. I will never get a vaccine again. I believe that everything can be cured naturally.

Are you afraid of any medical specialist? To which? we would like to know why.

I have never been afraid to go to a specialist. I was more afraid of what he might say :D. going alone is not terrible, just a diagnosis. She can be scary. I used to remember lifting a lot of weight at work and something in my spine snapped. I couldn't walk for a month, and the pain spread from the bottom of my spine to my leg. I had this pain for 3 months. I went to three doctors. Everyone told me the same thing: a shot and a break from work. It only got worse after the injection, so I started looking for a way out on the internet.

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There I found a man who practiced professionally. One day he got the same injury I did. It turned out that he had a crushed vertebra at the bottom of his spine. I probably didn't have as much of a crush as he did, but a little bit. The doctors told him the same thing. Suddenly he came across a young doctor who told him something like this: "Either you go to surgery and we put a corset inside, or you make a corset out of your muscles." The man began to exercise and strengthen the muscles of the spine. At first, he used a very small weight, but gradually he took a larger one. After six months of rehabilitation... a man as healthy as fish. I did the same thing, and you know what happened? It worked. Everything can be cured naturally by movement, there is no point in taking chemistry. Interesting story, isn't it?

Do you remember any uncomfortable, painful, funny or unpleasant medical experience? Share it with us.

That's what I described above. Hehe. I signed up a little. We're moving on.

Did you experience any medical trauma in your childhood? Could you share it with us?

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I mentioned these injections above, but I still had some experiences with my sister. Every time my mom and dad went out, my older sister would watch over me. She looked after me so much, she didn't look after me at all. I remember running across the room (I was playing racing) and I stopped on the carpet, but the carpet flew with me. I landed on the doorstep. I cut my brew... Sometime later, when my sister was "watching" me again, I fell down the stairs and broke my collarbone... I never wanted to stay with my sister again. She often reminds me of this with a smile on her face :P. Thanks, Sister!

Have you experienced an accident or illness considered serious? What teaching did this experience leave you?

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As I mentioned above about the spine. I learned one important thing from it. Always in the morning after waking up, stretch the body well and do a light warm-up. You never know what might happen. My brother once got out of the car (it was fresh after waking up) and stood on a stone. He sprained his ankle. So remember! Movement is the basis!

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