Nov 13, 2020
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All-day long.
I must be at the top.
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Study With Me ♡ (with music) | Full study day!
Hey loves! It's finally the holidays and I took some (*cough* a lot *cough*) of time to do some studying for the upcoming school term! I thought I would bring you guys along, give you a little insight into my study life and maybe you guys can come study together with me! :)
Hope you guys love the video and it would mean a lot if you share it too!! xx
In celebration of my first study video, I want to thank these people for always inspiring me: @studyquill @studyblr @studypetals @studylustre @studyblrmasterposts @suplanguages @athenus @athenastudying @studypool @revisicn @reviseordie
learning Japanese 🌸
Hello everyone, whats your favorite subject ? -- Today is really lovelly sunny summer day, i enjoyed some sunlight outside :) and its not too much hot due its windy. Today decided to study in evening so gonna start within few hours. Here is my notes which i made before my exams in the begining of june. Some history notes about the France gouverment after 2WW and thats really interesting topic which i will continue to study today. And you Do you like history ? Let me know in the comment section bellow ;) - Pen used Pilot G1 0,5 @pilotpenfrance Paper lined paper from @silvine_uk - Use code COLORFUL for 10% off @kawaiipenshop - #notetaking #study #notes #studygram #studygramcomunity #student #colorfullllstudy #historynotes #studyinspo #studyinspo #studyinspiration #studymotivation #motivation #inspiration #studyblr #stationery #stationeryaddict #studylove #bujo #bulletjournal #studyaccount #instastudy #homeschooling #homeschool #school #university
if not for school, i wouldn't know how determined i am, to always aim to balance work and studies. who knew i can actually persevere till the end?
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Meniere’s Disease Summarized
Hmmm. Ear disorders.. fun.
So Meniere’s disease is accumulation of fluid in the cochlea duct of the ear. The swelling
So, as you can see, the anatomy of the ear is a very close knit section. Any swelling in this area is going to cause more than one problem. Firstly, we have tinnitus, or ringing in the ears. I can’t find an exact “why” this happens with this disease, but my guess would be the swooshing of fluids so close to the auditory tubes. Again, that’s my guess. Next, this is usually associated with vertigo problems. This is because repeating damage to the vestibule and vestibulocochlear nerve. These are important in maintaining balance and perception of position. So these patients will be dizzy, nauseous, and maybe even vomiting. Because this is such a tight little space, any changes in the pressure of the ear will be felt also. These patients will have “pressure in the ear”. They may also complain of a headache.
The great thing is there is treatment! Woohoo!
So these patients have a fluid accumulation.. One way to help decrease fluid build up is to decrease sodium intake. Sodium is known for making our bodies retain water. Why wouldn’t it help our ear fluids to decrease sodium for them too? :) They may also have quite a few prescriptions. Firstly, some doctors may prescribe a diuretic.. to get the fluid off! They may also have antivertigous medications and antiemetic medications.
There’s also some really interesting devices that can help. A Meniett device is inserted into the inner ear and it applies small amounts of pressure a few times a day. Lots of patients report relief with this.
There is also surgical treatment (labyrinthectomy). However, with this surgery, patients should be informed they’ll be completely deaf in this ear.
ATTENTION German Learners / Langblrs
Reblog if you are a German language learner! I would love to meet and talk to more learners! I think a vital part of learning a language is connecting with others and learning from them! I’ve seen and talked to some German learners on Tumblr but I would love to know more of you guys! Let’s grow the German Learning Comunity ❤💛
If you need any German help, check out some of my favorite German blogs because they have helped me! :) @suplanguages @languagesandlinguistics @gofod-alle-rymd @mutant-german