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oteneaaron:Wait. Does he think the albumin in eggs are the same in human blood? Is that why he asked me that question? Lol. This guy is even dumber than Maxindhouse ![]() |
Janosky:I don't understand. What has eating albumin, egg got to do with blood transfusion? Fibrinogen is a clotting factor, I think its Factor 2. It is present in blood. So if you take fibrinogen concentrate, you've still taken blood. The same bacteria, viruses etc you've been running away from is still there. And in this case it is concentrated, so possibly more viruses. Are you really this dense in real life? ![]() |
MaxInDHouse:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1061766/Two-Jehovahs-Witnesses-murdered-13-people-mission-God-cleanse-world-sinners.html#ixzz5H96fdA6l |
MaxInDHouse:Humans. Same humans that are in control of JW(8 bald headed White Supremacist vultures) |
Janosky:Simple question. What was the diagnosis and his Packed Cell Volume PCV? Besides I gave you scenarios which you dimwits have ignored. Run these scenarios by your HLC. Better still, tell them a doc on Nairaland is challenging them. Then get back to me. Send me a dm when they do |
Courz:The same adverse effects of blood transfusion is the same adverse effects(or even worse) in infusing its bye products. And these by products are costlier and non available. In Lagos, to get plasma and fibrinogen is a problem. You have to book Alpha Pharmacy to get it. And it costs an arm and a leg. Yet same side effects of blood transfusion. They are really demented |
Janosky:I never told you blood subs, bloodless surgeries etc arent wonderdul. Matter of fact, I'd love to have them. But I have listed 3 scenarios(out of many) where they are useless. Yet for the past 48hours all you provide is rants and screenshots that don't address my question. How much of this brainwashing was done on you guys? It seems to get worse as ya'll get older. |
bobestman:The jazz strong gan |
MaxInDHouse:You really need to get a grip on reality |
MaxInDHouse:Bro, blood subs are a good idea. I would gladly have them if I or my loved ones is in need of blood. But the issue is we haven't gotten subs good enough or readily available to take the place of blood. I have listed scenarios where even blood subs even if available would still be useless. As for your folks that refuse blood, we usually we give them a form to fill to exonerate us. If they wanna commit suicide, its their business. But these days governments are coming hard on you guys. The UK government is now forcing babies of JWs to receive blood transfusions even when their idiotic parents refuse. They can't impose their stupidity on another human. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/jehovahs-witness-blood-transfusion-doctor-judge-ruling-girl-leeds-nhs-trust-religion-a8977066.html And recently Lagos state government backed some doctors that transfused a severely jaundiced baby. https://punchng.com/lasg-jehovahs-witnesses-clash-over-blood-transfusion-for-baby/?amp Janosky that was screaming there are subs for blood for neonatal jaundice, why didn't your colleague give those blood subs to his baby, right? So bro Max, pray for science to provide better blood subs and make them readily available. So hospitals won't be going on regular blood drives. Til then good ol' blood is your best bet!
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MaxInDHouse:What blunders are you ranting about? |
Janosky:3. Do you know the source of the fibrinogen concentrate talked about in your screenshotyou ignorantly posted? I guess not. It comes from BLOOD. You can Google it up. So your fellow JW took a blood by product and it saved his live, and you disgustingly splashed it here
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Janosky:1. Ok. So we're now into bloodless surgery realm. Cool. Bro, I love bloodless surgery. If I have an option of giving a patient with fibroid endoscopic myomectomy, Ultrasound treatment or open myomectomy, I'll choose the former 2 over open myomectomy, because I won't have to transfuse her. But there's a problem. Endoscopic myomectomy(EM) and US treatment cost a ton. Here is the problems of bloodless surgery. A. They cost a lot of money. Lets get to perspective now. Average cost of open myomectomy is about 200k. Bloodless solutions like endoscopic myomectomy is 1.5m. And ultrasound treatment is 2.5m. Need I explain further? B. They arent for all cases. A fibroid of 30 weeks is out of the scope for both our bloodless options because either they are too big to pass through the scope or too big to dissolve via ultrasound. This is where open myomectomy comes in. C. Unavailability Bloodless options like EM and US arent readily available. Not all gynecologists can do them and definitely not all cities have them. A city like Lagos has only 3 centers offering EM while US solution has just one(Nordica, and my gynecologist cousin who runs it says the machine is the only one in West Africa). Now you can't blame the gynecologists for lack of motivation to learn how to do endoscopic surgeries. In a city as big as Lagos, there may be only 100 scopic surgeries in a year. Unline open myomectomy you can have 2000. So why learn the skills, acquire the machine and idle away? Demand determines supply. 2. I can go on about the issues of bloodless surgery in a resource poor environment like Nigeria is, but the dolts in debating with are responding like robots. I kept on asking them to give me management guidelines for specific emergency scenarios I listed, but they have been giving me stupid and idiotic replies ranging from taking leaves to using blood subs and bloodless surgeries. This only shows how deep their brainwashing has gone. When a robots gives you the same rehearsed replies for different questions, you have to fear for mental capabilities |
Janosky:No they didn't. But does JW folks cover the sins of their kind? Hell yeah! Do you now see you how you repeatedly shot yourself in the foot |
MaxInDHouse:So Mr. Non-Judgemental Max, lets assume this scenario. You have a witness bro that has molested and killed 7 women, and despite several cautions he still continues. How do you settle this amongst yourself? I need a direct answer not this heehaws you and your ilk have been gracing us with |
MaxInDHouse:What if I tell you United Nations is perfect but the leaders and workers aint. Would you buy it? |
MaxInDHouse:Lol. Unlike you, I love peace. But its a pipe dream. Listen. If your neighbor realizes you are a peaceful man that doesn't like quarterback, chances he'll take advantage of it is there. Many Kings in the olden days have been deposed when their neighboring kingdoms sense their peaceful nature for weakness. Again I reiterate, you don't enforce peace by being peaceful |
MaxInDHouse:If the world was actually filled with JWs, we'd be a fuckhole of sexual molesters, running amok |
MaxInDHouse:And you actually think someone that is a physician and practicing for many years would have redundant ideas about blood subs? You really are losing it, Max. Your brainwashing was finely done. I wish I have that power to make others do and think stupidly |
MaxInDHouse:You know, you guys have an uncanny knack for twisting and turning the buybull. Did you read the deposition of your fellow self-servicer where he posted a passage about Paul telling some folks to kick out sinners? |
MaxInDHouse:What has physiology got to do with this debate, dear Max? |
MaxInDHouse:I listed 3 scenarios up there and have asked you to show me how blood transfusion subs can be used foe them, but you have been bleating like a pregnant goat, like your colleague Janosky, that there are alternatives. And you still have the mind of accusing me of arguing blindly ![]() Nobody is saying blood substitutes dont work. I never said they don't work. I gave you scenarios where they are utterly useless. But your brainwashing was so severe you don't understand those scenarios. Can you use erythropoietin for a baby with severe jaundice? No! What a about bleeding emeegencies? Without blood, you'll rely on plasma expanders like crystalloids but they are temporary. You still need blood. So ask your JW docs to give me a readily available substitute and stop ranting like a demented banshee |
Janosky:You know, when you add ignorance to stupidity, you end up with a very volatile mixture. 1. This is just an example of the side effects of half knowledge. Listen. There is no drug, vaccine, procedure, operation etc in this world without a side effect. None. Even your paracetamol that you abuse can give you liver disease and kill you. The vitamin C you also abuse can cause kidney stones and kidney failure. Does it mean everyone that take Vit C and paracetamol can have all those? Hell no! But the risk is there depending on the dose and what we call idiosyncratic reactions. I had a patient who had permanent darkening of her whole body from just taking paracetamol. And no, it wasn't a fake one. Its just how her body metabolized the drug. I can as well post side effects of paracetamol and warn everyone not to take it. What's my point? Would you rather avoid drugs, vaccines, surgeries, blood transfusions etc because there may be side effects? No! We try to make these drugs as safe as possible and prescribe the right doses. For blood transfusions, the risks are there from infections, electrolyte ish etc but as years go by, we make them safer via better screening processes. The screenshots about BT causing cancers and heart attacks are so far-fetched they are negligible. I have practiced for 16 years, with countless blood transfusions. Yet the only issue I have had is febrile reactions which resolved after a while. Now lets talk about blood substitutes. Adverse effects associated with hemoglobin-based oxygen carrier blood susbtitutes include hypertension, abdominal pain, skin rash, diarrhea, jaundice, hemoglobinuria, oliguria, fever, stroke, and laboratory anomalies such as an elevation in lipase levels etc. Adverse effects of erythropoietin, another blood substitute is hypertension and stroke. Also due to the delayed onset of erythropoiesis, it is contraindicated for acute correction of severe anemia or emergency transfusion. [/b]It should be used cautiously with patients who have a history of seizures. In patients with cancer receiving hormonal agents, biologic products, or radiotherapy. Now whats the use of blood substitute if its side effect profile are similar to actual blood, and its also very costly and unavailable, add to that, it can't be used in all emergencies? [b]Ignorant peeps like you think we docs hate blood substitutes. Lol. I don't have anything against it. But if there is a more readily available, better and cheaper option, why not get it? |
MaxInDHouse:That's not the point of that passage your colleague posted, was it? He was defending you guys action of harboring rapists and molesters |
MaxInDHouse:I never demanded perfection from anyone. You're the one painting JWs as a perfect organization without strife. I was merely debunking that narrative |
Janosky:If you say so |
MaxInDHouse:Put on your glasses and reread my deposition. Did you see anywhere I killed anybody? |
MaxInDHouse:Bro, strife and war is a normal human product. You JW has strifes. Stop all this propaganda. It doesn't work with smart people |
Janosky:Bro, what your brother had was chronic anemia, not acute. Once someone has anemia due to a chronic disease, it is chronic. Example of such disease in our environment is tuberculosis and chrnic kidney disease . In such cases, you use erythropoietin and iron sucrose, hemacel etc. You can even give the patient hematinics like iron tablets, folic acid if the PCV(Packed Cell Volume) is more than 25%(if he is not a sickle cell anemia patient). If you ask your brother to tell you what exactly was his diagnosis, you'll understand. |
MaxInDHouse:You're funny. Are you aware without a sovereign army, your sorrounding enemies can invade you? By the way what has this rubbish you typed got to do with the hypocrisy I talked about? |
MaxInDHouse:So what blood substitute or non-blood maneuver can you use for exchange blood transfusion in a baby with severe neonatal jaundice with kernicterus, or a woman bleeding to death with post partum hemorrhage, or a man who has his carotids slashed in a fight |
MaxInDHouse:Exactly what I thought. Dude is severely outta his depth. Where is Janosky and Aemyjah? Man down, man down ![]() |
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