I'm coming from a nephrology lecture and since the kidney is a part of ( S.K.IN ) symptoms of the cryoglobulinemia it was mentioned and I needed to understand more ...this video perfectly helped thank you 🇩🇿

I am 61yrs old, had covid19 and found out yesterday what I had... So thank you for the wonderful talk

Thank you so much for this easy-understanding clip. Glad you enjoy doing this because this is sooo good and I'm looking forward to see more.

Subbed with gratitude. I've had these symptoms for 2 years and Dr's just shrug shoulders. Now I have a rabbit hole to research, Semantic Scholar here I come. No Hep-C however, so mystified still.

As someone with Type 1 Cryoglobulinemia, this was a fantastic description. Thank you for making this known as it took many years for me to be diagnosed.

The lighting troubles are real when you binge watch all of CPS youtube channel lol... great work, keep it up truly an inspiration

This happens when there is a diet very low in protein from beef and little or no consumption of eggs. Eliminate gluten in case of possible non-celiac intolerance, and possible intolerance to milk casein. Following a carnivore diet helps in 90% of cases.

Perfection 👍👍

Short & conceptual great

Perfectly explained!! 💯💯

Greeeat lecture, prof Rez!

thank you so much you made styding this topic easier, I dont think anyone could explain it any better

Thank you so much Pr. Rez. This was extremely helpful!!

Nice breakdown.

Thanks very nice and easy to understand

Mamba Mentality!!! Love it PROF REZ #SameAnimalDifferentBeast

GREEEAT, also, you have a very comprehensible speach, as a brazilian guy like me didn't have any problens understanding what you said. THANKS!

Thanks you sir for making this very simple and easy to understand.

Thank you - I wish Danish doctors would see this (or even care to see it)

Thanks a lot! very informative and easy to understand.

immaculate video

Jus awesome🔥🔥

This was always confusing for me, but it's much more clear now thanks to this video! The jacket and hat were awesome additions to it!

Really helpful and succinct! Thank you from an MS-3, also in Chicago!

Thank you so much❤️

woo amazing nobody teaches this like you

And excellent description well done

Excellent video! Thankyou

Thanks so much ❤

beautiful explanation! thank you sir!

Great explanation. Thanks

I have pots sfn and just tested positive for cryoglobulins in my blood . My body went through suffrage after my second Pfizer vaccine.

thank you! so informative

I am a pathologist and loved this!

Thank you so much for this very informative video.

thank you the great explanation, kept getting this UW question wrong.

And now go on to understand the real causes behind cryoglobulinemia. Correct those. Don't just give immunosuppressive drugs. Examine diet, nutrition, lifestyle, use of herbs, etc.

Best explanation 👍🏻

Brilliant!

The mouse in the background really scared me, it looks like an eye staring right at you

Awesome, It helped me a lot, thanks.

I have type four Essential cryoglobulinemia, anything you can tell me? I can’t find doctors that know anything about my disease

Great video, Thank you.

I don’t understand because I have hep C and it’s in the 90s here and I have more rashes when it’s hot than when it’s cold out

How about using ivig or parethesis for treatment for those who cant take steroids?

this is amazing

Don’t you dare stop making these videos. Keep them coming!

180 days in the hospital 87 of those days in ICU

Thank you brother 🙏🏻

Excellent!

Thank you

Hello, I suspect I have this. I have Sjogren's as well as was diagnosed with a polyclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance and have the purpura on my lower legs, super cold sensitive, and was told had Raynauds -- although I think it's more Cryoglobulinemia. I am local to the area. Are you a physician and can see patients or who do you recommend? I'm currently seeing a doctor at Northwestern in Chicago, Aisha Dua.

No hepatitis I’ve had the bone marrow test done twice

I have essential type 4 cryoglobulinemia. Any help I can get would be appreciated no one knows anything about type 4.

14 rounds of plasma pheresis 12 rounds of rituximab

Is this related at all to cryofibrinogen

Hii sir. I am impressed by your videos and I am in Chicago currently. Can I meet you and have some clincal.discussion ? I am a ECFMG certified graduate

Awesome Thank you for not reading from a PowerPoint