>>108753863
>a doctor who couldnt detect covid on a guy who died 3 days later
well how the fuck was he meant to predict he'd be hit by a car
also wasn't this bitch meant to be stepping away from social media

>>108753863
120/80 is baseline her question was kinda dumb but if she has an Indian doctor he probably was brusque about it

How do people have time to talk to their doctors enough to get a reaction like that?
>You see the nurse, she does all the basic stuff
>Doctor teleports in
>Prescribes you medicine
>Tells you to take it and return at X time
>Doctor teleports out (entire interaction took 30 seconds)
Same thing when I was in the hospital, I only saw the doctor for like, a minute tops.

>>108754380
That's not a doctor, that's a scam factory. If you're not speaking at least 15 minutes with your doctor, explaining your stuff and discussing options, you're being scammed.

>>108754509
To be fair it was systolic and diastolic heart failure. My only option was to sit there in that hospital bed and take the shots they prescribed me and the clinic visits afterwards are just monitoring stuff. So far as I know there's only one treatment for it so they're just going through the motions.
They're good people, they just tell me if my heart is working or not then go to the next patient. Thumbs up from them, thumbs up from me.
I guess every doctor is different however.

>>108754380
Depends on your condition, if any. Routine stuff is fast but any slightly threatening condition makes them spend significantly more time since they gotta narrow down the possible causes.
In any case the woman in the OP is probably incredibly annoying to deal with, or at the very least I've never had issues with them at all. Nurses, on the other hand, can go fuck themselves with a cactus.

>>108753863
Well yeah, you can't detect something that doesn't exist. They had to infect him with their bioweapon to get those plandemic relief bucks for verified kills.

>>108753863
oh no, did she talk to one of them new doctor/engineers

135/85 is pre-hypertensive
I'd say that's acceptable "enough"
If I'm under 150/100 when I test then I consider that a win

>>108754696
Yeah I recently learned Nurses are by law not allowed to diagnose and none of them ever tell you this. So I'd trauma dump on the nurse because I want to give them an idea of what's wrong all of these years.
Takes a special personality to do that job.

>>108753863
Reported for racism to the NHS

>>108753863
this is more racist than iron mouse

>i'm going to second guess a doctor with 2x more career experience than i have life experience
His response was warranted

>>108753863
135/85 quite literally IS within the normal and healthy range for someone's blood pressure to be at. It's like freaking out because your BPM is 10 beats faster than your baseline, it's a normal fluctuation and probably fine. Shondo is just an annoying hypochondriac.

vtubers?

>>108753863
stupid entitled bitch probably has "my grandma died at 90 of a heart attack" as family history and believes if BP goes over 140/90 you literally die

>>108756187
yes. fallenshadow is a very popular vtuber

>>108753863
She's back?

>>108753863
She's genuinely retarded if she thinks 135/85 is an acceptable blood pressure level on someone her age, she has no idea what she's talking about and I don't blame the doctor for yelling at her so that maybe she can wake up.

>>108753863
Jeet doctor incompetence aside, I guarantee this woman of all women didn't just politely have an opinion.

>>108753863
Warranted reaction, not even the worst I've seen. I worked at a place with a doctor, who if constantly doubted like that, would drop a huge 10kg medical physiology book on the table and ask the patient if he'd like to read the entire book and teach him the proper treatment instead, that or he would point at his diploma on the wall and ask who's the one with the most medical experience. I don't blame him, he had to deal with really retarded people every day, like Shondo.

Legitimately took me 5 fucking minutes to figure out that SHE was the one who asked him if 135/85 is acceptable, not the guy who died of covid. Structure your sentences better bitch.

>>108755253
It wasn't until 2008 in which they decided to actually test, rather than hand wave away, if urine was sterile or actually had bacteria in it. Urine has bacteria in it rather than previously thought of as sterile.

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>>108756141
It's not, it's higher than what's considered normal. It's not healthy or acceptable for someone her age to keep that blood pressure, so the doctor was right and she's having a meltie on twitter while being wrong like a dumbass woman.

>>108759728
I think your reading comprehension just sucks

>>108759728
The spookiest retard post

>>108754265
To be fair, while that’s the baseline, the "acceptable" range actually goes pretty far (anything below 140/100 can be considered "acceptable", or not needing to take meds for it). I think asking if 135/85 can be acceptable is fair for anyone who doesn’t know and want to be safe
(That’s what several doctors told me. My family doesn’t have any history of heart issue but our BPs have always been on the higher side of normal range. My resting BP is almost always around 128-135 / 90+, for example)

>>108760098
Below 140/100 is only an "acceptable" blood pressure if you already have established hypertension. If your resting blood pressure is always higher than 140/90 you should objectively be on meds. 135/90 is considered pre-hypertensive or stage 1 hypertension on the latest guidelines (not normal either) and you should seek lifestyle changes.