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LongGood MediTech has just announced the release of their latest product: a new gait analysis detection device. This device utilizes deep vision technology to detect the gait of patients with neurological, muscular, or skeletal conditions. It could further analyze the severity of the patient’s illness. The device is user-friendly and can be used by patients who rely on exoskeleton equipment or…

First of all, it would mean 1-2 hours of eye exercises every day for the next year. Becoming a neurosurgeon would definitely be worth 1-2 hours of my day. But, there is no guarantee that it will work. And the results would take at least months to show. During those months, changing my career path would become increasingly difficult. 

Second, there is a risk of adverse effects. The whole treatment not working would be bad enough, but apparently it can also give complaints like double vision. Despite being willing to sacrifice a lot to become a neurosurgeon, I am not willing to risk double vision and the possibility of not becoming a doctor all together. 

I have been figuring things out and have decided to try to go for Emergency Medicine. During all of my clinical rotations I loved the time I got to spend in the ER. I love the fast pace, quick decision making and the diversity of problems there. And the hours of an ER physician in my country are absolutely amazing compared to those of a surgeon.