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cerebrospinal hashtag performance

#cerebrospinal highlights awareness about the cerebrospinal fluid, its role in protecting the brain and spinal cord, and conditions affecting it, fostering conversations on medical education, health advocacy, and neurological disorders.
In 2019, I was initially misdiagnosed with severe allergies, but I had a strong intuition that something else was wrong. I researched the fluid constantly dripping from my nose and shared my findings with my primary care doctor, who prescribed allergy medications. After two weeks of no improvement, I went to the hospital, explaining that my symptoms suggested a CSF (cerebrospinal fluid) leak. The ER doctor dismissed my concerns, telling me to avoid Google, and sent me home with Flonase. Despite the ongoing leakage, I collected 55 mL of the fluid and returned to the emergency room, insisting they test it. They hesitated but ultimately complied, confirming it was indeed brain fluid. I underwent immediate testing and had my first surgery in November 2019, which was unsuccessful. Due to my insurance limitations, I had to wait a year to see a specialist for a second surgery in 2020 at UCSF Medical Center in San Francisco My experience is both unique and straightforward: it emphasizes the importance of self-advocacy in healthcare, particularly for Black women facing racial disparities. I am eager to connect with other Black women who have gone through similar challenges so we can share our stories and work together for change. My book “ The Best Doctor is You” will be released 2025! #TBDIIY #Thebestdoctorisinyou #unstoppable #Story #resilience #faith #cerebrospinal fluid) #CSFleak #over50tiktokers #fyp #tiktokcreator #UnstoppableForce #GodsBeloved #engagement
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In 2019, I was initially misdiagnosed with severe allergies, but I had a strong intuition that something else was wrong. I researched the fluid constantly dripping from my nose and shared my findings with my primary care doctor, who prescribed allergy medications. After two weeks of no improvement, I went to the hospital, explaining that my symptoms suggested a CSF (cerebrospinal fluid) leak. The ER doctor dismissed my concerns, telling me to avoid Google, and sent me home with Flonase. Despite the ongoing leakage, I collected 55 mL of the fluid and returned to the emergency room, insisting they test it. They hesitated but ultimately complied, confirming it was indeed brain fluid. I underwent immediate testing and had my first surgery in November 2019, which was unsuccessful. Due to my insurance limitations, I had to wait a year to see a specialist for a second surgery in 2020 at UCSF Medical Center in San Francisco My experience is both unique and straightforward: it emphasizes the importance of self-advocacy in healthcare, particularly for Black women facing racial disparities. I am eager to connect with other Black women who have gone through similar challenges so we can share our stories and work together for change. My book “ The Best Doctor is You” will be released 2025! #TBDIIY #Thebestdoctorisinyou #unstoppable #Story #resilience #faith #cerebrospinal fluid) #CSFleak #over50tiktokers #fyp #tiktokcreator #UnstoppableForce #GodsBeloved #engagement

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