Dysfasia ja seurustelu
Olen 21v Dysfaatikko nainen joka haluaisi seutustella, mutta en uskalla, koska tunnen itseni epävialliseksi turhakkeeksi, koska nykyään on niin paljon kaikenlaisia vaatimuksia.
Silloin kun olin lapsi, kävin lääkäreissä ja puheterapiassa joka herätti ihmetystä, että miksi, mutta en kuitenkaan sen kummemmin niitä miettinyt.
No isompana sain kuitenkin tietää ja se tieto, että mulla on dysfasia tuntuu siltä kuin olisin joku helvetin koe-eläin jonka testitulokset ovat tutkijoiden (lääkäreiden) tietokannoissa
Ja mitä kouluun tulee se oli ihan paskaa. Muut aineet oli ihan ok PAITSI englanti oli (ja on edelleen) todella ahdistavaa, koska kaikkialla jaksetaan toitottaa sitä saatanan englannin kielen tärkeyttä
Eli näin tiivistettynä en uskalla seurustella, koska tunnen itseni riittänättömäksi paskaksi josta kukaan ei voi olla aidosti kiinnostunut
T: Koe-eläin testituloksena dysfasia
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Vierailija kirjoitti:
Sehän vaan on hyvä, jos on epäviallinen.
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaotolaryngology/article-abstract/62…
Olis kyllä hyvä osata englantia jonkin verran. Kääntäisikö joku hänelle tuon?
Vierailija kirjoitti:
Sehän vaan on hyvä, jos on epäviallinen.
https://image1.slideserve.com/2245097/vocal-cord-paralysis-l.jpg
Mainitaanko tuossa diaesityksessä ollenkaan edellistä?
En katsonut vielä.
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https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaotolaryngology/article-abstract/62…
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https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaotolaryngology/article-abstract/62…
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Sori, oli sama ennestään, mut tässä avattuna osa siitä:
"We describe a new variant of life-threatening organophosphate toxicity syndrome that produces a brief bilateral vocal cord paralysis. There are 3 recognized types of toxicity syndrome: acute (instantaneous), intermediate (slightly delayed, ie, hours to days), and delayed (weeks to months). Ingestions of large doses of insecticides lead to a cholinergic crisis and possible death (acute-type syndrome). Exposures to lower doses may cause the intermediate- or delayed-type syndrome. The intermediate-type syndrome is characterized by slightly delayed polyneuropathy and generalized weakness. Transient vocal cord paralysis has also been reported in association with other neurologically profound findings. The delayed-type syndrome can produce muscle weakness for months. Our patient, a 2-year-old boy, was found eating a substance later found to be contaminated with insecticide. Within minutes, fever and somnolence developed, followed by progressive respiratory distress and stridor, without generalized weakness. The child's condition progressed to complete airway obstruction, and intubation was necessary. Emergency laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy were performed to rule out epiglottitis or a foreign body. Instead, a bilateral vocal cord paralysis was found. The paralysis lasted 2 days before completely resolving. Insecticide poisoning was suspected. We theorize that our patient manifested a combination of the acute-type syndrome, because of the immediacy of the onset of the symptoms (ie, fever and somnolence), and the intermediate-type syndrome, because of the transient vocal cord paralysis. Because of the potential dangers involved, we wish to familiarize physicians concerning organophosphate poisoning; to alert the medical community to this variant of toxicity syndrome, which involves transient bilateral vocal cord paralysis; and to demonstrate the benefit of early otolaryngological consultation for the prevention and treatment of airway obstruction in patients with suspected organophosphate poisoning, be it from insecticides or poison gas.
Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1997;123:93-96"
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https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaotolaryngology/article-abstract/62…
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Sori, oli sama ennestään, mut tässä avattuna osa siitä:
"We describe a new variant of life-threatening organophosphate toxicity syndrome that produces a brief bilateral vocal cord paralysis. There are 3 recognized types of toxicity syndrome: acute (instantaneous), intermediate (slightly delayed, ie, hours to days), and delayed (weeks to months). Ingestions of large doses of insecticides lead to a cholinergic crisis and possible death (acute-type syndrome). Exposures to lower doses may cause the intermediate- or delayed-type syndrome. The intermediate-type syndrome is characterized by slightly delayed polyneuropathy and generalized weakness. Transient vocal cord paralysis has also been reported in association with other neurologically profound findings. The delayed-type syndrome can produce muscle weakness for months. Our patient, a 2-year-old boy, was found eating a substance later found to be contaminated with insecticide. Within minutes, fever and somnolence developed, followed by progressive respiratory distress and stridor, without generalized weakness. The child's condition progressed to complete airway obstruction, and intubation was necessary. Emergency laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy were performed to rule out epiglottitis or a foreign body. Instead, a bilateral vocal cord paralysis was found. The paralysis lasted 2 days before completely resolving. Insecticide poisoning was suspected. We theorize that our patient manifested a combination of the acute-type syndrome, because of the immediacy of the onset of the symptoms (ie, fever and somnolence), and the intermediate-type syndrome, because of the transient vocal cord paralysis. Because of the potential dangers involved, we wish to familiarize physicians concerning organophosphate poisoning; to alert the medical community to this variant of toxicity syndrome, which involves transient bilateral vocal cord paralysis; and to demonstrate the benefit of early otolaryngological consultation for the prevention and treatment of airway obstruction in patients with suspected organophosphate poisoning, be it from insecticides or poison gas.Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1997;123:93-96"
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Sehän vaan on hyvä, jos on epäviallinen.