wow. really got all this info in easy way. i was tired before. thanks u soooooooooo much sir

Dude I struggled to learn the difference between these for so long. the superficial and deep thing made so much sense!

@MedMessyNotes

5 жыл бұрын

No problem. Good luck studying!

amazing video. really great way of explaining things

Please do make more videos. This was excellent!!!!!

Best!!! Would love to see more videos!!

You're a savior. Very important topic made easy for my exams. Subscribed. Thanks.

@MedMessyNotes

4 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help you. Good luck in your studies!

@weirdlywild_

4 жыл бұрын

@@MedMessyNotes thank you so much. I got this question. I'll pass dermatology with good marks.

Many many times was learning about this two diseases. After your short video, I got it. Every time I am coming back to this topic, in my ears your voice is whispering- “vulgaris” , very bad “ vulgaris”. Thanks a lot.

@MedMessyNotes

4 жыл бұрын

hahahaha. Glad I was able to help, Ruslana!

Wow! This was very helpful. Thank you

@MedMessyNotes

4 жыл бұрын

You got it!

Wonderful information

Thank youuu so much!

I presented with Bullous Pemphigoid last year at 57 years of age. It started on my hands and has progressed to my feet. I have resisted steroids and cortisone treatments because of the numerous side effects. One product that has provided amazing results is Stratamed, which is a silicone gel that forms a protective film over the blister or broken skin. I have only been using this for 3 days and can already see remarkable results. The blisters shrink and the open sounds are healing really quickly. It's not cheap...here in Australia, $48 for 10g, but so worth it... I've spent a fortune on bandaids and bandages that you can't apply on knuckles or between fingers. I would recommend this gel to other sufferers for sure.

@Malik-Mushtaq.

4 ай бұрын

Hy bro i'm a patient of Pemphigus vulgaris for 2 years. can i use this gel ? My age are 34 from Pakistan.

good job. thank you

Thanks!

i have my dermatology exam tomorrowand u just made it so much simplier for me. These two were confusing me as hell. Thank you. Love your notes!

@bitsandpieces5953

7 жыл бұрын

You got yourself a new subscriber👍Make more videos!

@MedMessyNotes

7 жыл бұрын

Sal H thanks! best of luck on your exam.

@DD-wg7rw

6 жыл бұрын

Sal H I have my exam tomorrow, haha :) Great video!

you rock man!

@MedMessyNotes

5 жыл бұрын

Haha, you got it. Glad to help.

Thankyou!!

nicejob!

Hey thank you so much

@MedMessyNotes

7 жыл бұрын

Romik Vadhvana you're welcome!

amazing

Is ths dadly

I liked this guy

Great!

Thank you

@allenlagnado3889

4 жыл бұрын

do you know that quereshi was the first jews that mohammed conquered he killed all males and married virgins under 10 yrs

Super creative. Kinda weird hahah but I guess the most effective mnemonics usually are. Good stuff. Thanks

@MedMessyNotes

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! You're welcome.

wow, amazing

I'm a patient of pemphigus vulgaris last 2 years. 3rd year are start. This tim my age are 34. I'm very disturd from this desieas. Plz tell me any good treatment for this this desiease who was finished it. Any good injections ? I'm from Pakistan.

Pemphigus vulgaris occurs in older people (mean age 60 years) not younger. Other than that, this video is really good (it made things much easier to remember for exams 😀 ). Thank you!

@MedMessyNotes

6 жыл бұрын

Pemphigus vulgaris occurs in younger patients relative to bullous pemphigoid. Pemphigus vulgaris is most commonly diagnosed between ages 40 to 60 (however, it may occur at any age), and bullous pemphigoid occurs in the very elderly (around 65 years of age) and almost never in children. Therefore, stating that pemphigus vulgaris develops in younger patients is accurate. Thank you and good luck on your exams!

@Malik-Mushtaq.

4 ай бұрын

​Pemphigus vulgaris attack me on 32 years😢@@MedMessyNotes

Mam I am a student of MBBS 3rd year . I want to become a pediatrician in the future . On the basis of UG. Let me know best book ( Theory , Clinical , Dosage children ) references for a good pediatrician . Please Mam help me . Please Mam.

at first started after penicillin for tooth abscess am 75 have had chrohns since 8 i yhink they took appendix out but was probably chrohns next anal fissure doc mis diagnosed gave suppositories steroid which allowed fistula to become infected 2 months with nurse puting gause into abscess and pus pouring out till went to good hospital university college hospital london they put wire into fistula and removed fist size in anal area so outer anal ring gone but all cooled down till corn flakes milk and fresh bread yeast blocked my intestine had ascending small intestine ileum removed and transverse colon now they want to put me on humera but am scared of side effects cancer kidney liver problems anyway this pemphigoid i was given steroids worked but till when more you use steroids less your body produces so cut them out when i feel bullae swelling pinch top with my nails and burst it

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Onset 11/14... significant recovery 6/2017. 2018 only minor, occasional blistering and typically appearing below knees... and especially on old site locations. Clobetasol , Benadryl 100mg every 4 hrs, doxycycline …. Prayers prayers and prayers.... and never blaming God. Oddly, once returned to 'apparent' health... RLS began and the prime cause is Benadryl !! Benadryl was a significant reliever during this experience.. then it became the aggravator of RLS. And.... be very aware that any use of pain medications... namely opioids... can be very counter productive since it allows exacerbation of all symptoms

Informative videos..Plz try to make clear notes...

nice the way to make a love with oral path. good job doc

Ssi

haha vulgaris haha

@MedMessyNotes

5 жыл бұрын

Lol.

das kann kein Mensch lesen und verstehen auch schlecht. Soll das Englisch sein?