Hosted by Brendan Bouffler · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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Brendan Bouffler hosts I didn’t see that coming, a health show with 12 episodes published.
Brendan, Joanna, and immunologist Dr. Paul Ibbett continue their deep dive into biologics, the immune system, and Brendan's treatment journey. What's covered Demyelination explained — and why Brendan's optic-nerve-only d
Show notesBrendan and Joanna are joined by immunologist Dr. Paul Ibbett to unpack the biologic therapies Brendan is using for his optic neuritis. What's covered Biologics vs. monoclonal antibodies, and how they're manufactured in
Show notesLast week we covered a lot of exotic tests and the exotic tests list continue. But there was also a time when I just flat out said no to a test because I thought it was silly. And the logic behind it was silly too.
Show notesAs my diagnosis became harder and harder to figure out, they just ended up being more and more tests that had to be done people have been asking so here we are this week. We're gonna review some of these tests. Give you
Show notesEvery time you go to see your specialist, they're going to ask you how your vision is. It helps them a lot if you can say something more insightful, and more descriptive than "it's a little better", so today we're going
Show notesToday's episode is split into two parts. The first is a discussion about some of the long-term impacts of steroids that I've had - the kinds of things that accumulate in your body after you've been using them for many mo
Show notesWith optic neuritis or most other inflammatory diseases in your body, doctors will often prescribe some kind of steroids to get the inflammation to go down quickly and to start managing the condition. But steroids do not
Show notesThe first medical team were circling the drain around a diagnosis that didn't fit the evidence. On top of that the diagnosis they were pursuing was cancer. These two factors made me lunge for a second opinion. This is th
Show notesChristmas and new year in hospital wasn't exactly part of my optimal plans, but then again nor was optic neuritis. It was all worth doing in the search of a diagnosis and so in this episode, we talk about that experience
Show notesThis is the first of three episodes where we track the whole course from diagnosis to final treatment jump, jumping between a couple of hospitals and lots and lots of special specialists to find an answer. In this episod
Show notesWe talk about what optic neuritis is, where it comes from what its possible causes. We also discuss some other advice about things that you should know from the outset and maybe some good habits you can develop from the
Show notesA brief introduction to the podcast and the two presenters: Brendan Bouffler (the patient) and Dr Joanna Gould (our captive scientist).
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