Am I Dying?!
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Two top doctors present a comprehensive, light-hearted podcast for the hypochondriac in all of us. Christopher Kelly, MD, and Marc Eisenberg, MD, FACC, are highly accomplished physicians and health experts from UNC Health and Columbia University Medical Center, respectively. This podcast is an adaptation of their book "Am I Dying?!: A Complete Guide to Your Symptoms--and What to Do Next," and aims to walk listeners through common symptoms and medical myths to provide a helpful, conversational guide on what to do when you experience symptoms, offering advice on whether to chill out, make a doctor's appointment, or go to the hospital.
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An episode not just for men, but the women who care about and for men.
1The doctors stress the importance of being honest and candid with your physician when you report your symptoms.
The doctors discuss the world of home medical devices. And there is no shortage of opinions when discussing all the options available.
The doctors explain the very real dangers of high blood pressure. Hypertension. The silent killer.
The doctors take on more medical myths.
The doctors explode their favorite medical myths in an all time episode.
The doctors discuss five of the weirdest symptoms and what they mean.
A popular repeat episode of importance. The doctors talk about the misinformation around acid reflux. This condition is abundant, and it’s far more common and potentially more serious, than you might think.
In this popular episode, the doctors discuss a very common problem
In this enduring episode from the AID?! archives, the doctors explain what happens during a heart attack, and how to reduce your chances of having one.
The doctors break down some of the causes of back pain with Dr. Clark Smith of Columbia University Medical Center.
The doctors are joined again by reknowned Gastroenterologist Dr. Ben Lebwohl to talk about Colon Cancer and Colon screenings.
The doctors are joined by Gastroenterologist Dr. Ben Lebwahl and a through investigation about Celiac Disease
A favorite repeat episode!
The doctors discuss this very common problem.
Misinformation about acid reflux is abundant, and that it’s far more common, and potentially serious, than you might think.
The doctors give you tips on surviving the ER.
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great episode
\I believe that these two gentlemen are are educated doctors but I don't trust any information that they say specially with the facts for some reason something tells me not to trust these guys thank you
Dr Aviv's book is great, thanks for this!
those sinus rinses are AMAZING. it takes some getting used to, but it is part of my showers daily. also if I've been out mowing grass or somewhere dusty or dirty.
My friend gets migraines from eating chocolate. I found it weird a person disliking chocolate, but understood her condition. She used to get pounding migraines during classes.
omg! I love it....I had gastric bypass surgery in 2002 & became severely anemic. I ate ice for years & years...but wasn't able to take iron supplements because they made me sick. again, I'm loving this podcast...thanks for the great info guys!
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I get migraines and that Excedrin Migraine OTC pill is awesome. It's hard to get it because it's so popular but it sure works!
nice title
Great show
I bought your book. I'm glad there's a podcast. Thank you!