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Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Jun 22 4:23pm | Replies (22)
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@texasblooms
I use the AI app Claude for analyzing my blood test results, symptoms and for information on my meds so I have an idea of what to ask before my appointments. It's not a replacement for doctors or pharmacists, but it's good for general information and you can load it up with information to be analyzed. It's interactive too. It helps uncomplicate my medical journey through PMR, SMM, cervical and lumbar spine issues and the wear and tear issues of aging.
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@kjoed53 Thank you all for sharing your personal experiences with support and hugs. Hugs back to all of you. 🤗
Seems I need to learn AI, besides managing my medications I want to ask doctors smart rapid fire questions in the "allotted time".
This week a national morning show had an interesting segment, two patients compared their AI experience to doctor medical advice. My takeaway from the segment was the same as your comment. Very timely. I see my PCP tomorrow and use your insight to prepare.
.... about managing medications. Also, I received a timely and relevant invitation to a lecture titled "Managing Medications" from a local senior not-for-profit. It's not until August. Bummer. I can tell you one speaker is a a Geriatrician MD and Director of Medicine Senior Health at a large local prestigious medical school. The other speaker is a Clinical PhD pharmacist specializing in Psychiatric Pharmacy at the same medical school. The medical school requires all of their doctors to commit to both clinical and teaching duties. A friend's daughter practices at the hospital, and their requirements for technical and clinical knowledge/experience impresses me. I'll let you know if I find more leads.
Give yourself hugs throughout the day. Smile. I'm working on ways to quiet my mind.