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Guillain–Barré syndrome

Guillain–Barré syndrome

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Oct 27, 2026

Big Jay OakersonHOST
40:44
And he goes, hello, who is this? It's me, I'm already falling, so we gotta go down the stairs.
Big Jay OakersonHOST
40:47
What? She had Guillain-Barre's disease for like a year.
Big Jay OakersonHOST
40:53
It was crazy.
Big Jay OakersonHOST
40:54
What type of disease is that? It like paralyzes your body in ways sometimes worse than others.
Marc GirardotGUEST
33:32
Okay, so it might kill part of the organ or the system.
Marc GirardotGUEST
33:38
Guillain-Barré, for example, is exactly that.
Marc GirardotGUEST
33:42
You're going to kill the nerves, and therefore you're going to become disabled.
Marc GirardotGUEST
33:48
You won't be able to walk anymore, okay? So that happens depending on where that happens.
Yaron YvanHOST
19:04
I've been a PEM doctor since 2016.
Yaron YvanHOST
19:07
With the exception of GBS, I have seen bacterial meningitis from pneumococcus once, one time.
Yaron YvanHOST
19:15
And I see hundreds of children with fever.
Yaron YvanHOST
19:20
I don't think I've ever seen measles.
AlexiHOST
26:11
It makes me really sad.
AlexiHOST
26:12
But similarly, he tragically lost his partner in 2023 and made this really sad album called Javelin about it and also came out as having a rare autoimmune disorder called Guillain-Barré syndrome.
AlexiHOST
26:25
Kimya Dawson of the Moldy Peaches has similarly been adopted by very young, tender queers in part due to her openness about chronic illness, physical disability, autism, in her words, being fat and postmenopausal queerness.
AlexiHOST
26:40
Randomly, she's addicted to talking about poop, and she has positioned herself as kind of like a grandfather figure to a lot of young queer children today.
speaker_1HOST
3:35
Examination reveals symmetric weakness and absent deep tendon reflexes.
speaker_1HOST
3:41
What is the most likely diagnosis? Guillain-Barre syndrome.
speaker_1HOST
3:51
What medications are used for acute multiple sclerosis flares? Steroids.
speaker_1HOST
4:01
What physical exam maneuvers help assess patients for diabetic polyneuropathy? A monofilament exam, vibratory sense, proprioception, and ankle reflexes.
speaker_1HOST
5:51
Dementia usually develops gradually over months to years and does not typically cause acute fluctuations.
speaker_1HOST
6:00
What treatments are used in the management of Alzheimer's dementia? Cholinesterase inhibitors like denepazil, rivastigmine, or galantamine, and NMDA receptor agonists like memantine can be added later.
speaker_1HOST
6:21
A patient is admitted with Guillain-Barre syndrome and gets a lumbar puncture.
speaker_1HOST
6:26
What do you expect to see in the cerebrospinal fluid analysis? Elevated protein with a normal or slightly elevated
Roger SeheultGUEST
13:19
For some people, it can cause severe breathing issues.
Roger SeheultGUEST
13:23
The thing that you should note, though, is that it is linked to a rare neurological condition called acute flaccid myelitis, where there's actually an immune response that causes something similar to what we call a Guillain-Barre type of illness where people become paralyzed, basically.
Roger SeheultGUEST
13:40
Fortunately, it is very rare, but it can happen.
Roger SeheultGUEST
13:44
So the typical symptoms would be much like the symptoms that we're going to talk about today when we talk about RSV and influenza and COVID is runny nose, cough, fever body aches sore throat however it can become more severe with wheezing especially in people who already have lung problems like asthma shortness of breath and even go to respiratory failure and again as i mentioned the neurological issues with with limb weakness loss of muscle tone and things of that now how this spreads is through respiratory secretions like saliva, mucus, or sputum when an infected person coughs or sneezes and you have these contaminated surfaces.
JenGUEST
8:17
She ended up getting really sick.
JenGUEST
8:18
She had Guillain-Barre.
JenGUEST
8:20
I was in a wheelchair.
JenGUEST
8:21
It was embarrassing to me as a child.
Nicole RinconGUEST
34:47
Yeah, I mean, I have a family history of Parkinson's, and then I have my children with autism.
Nicole RinconGUEST
34:53
I have a sibling with Guillain-Barre.
Nicole RinconGUEST
34:56
And so looking around, I'm like, hmm, there's probably some underlying related thing, even though they're different presentations.
Nicole RinconGUEST
35:02
And, you know, it's very odd because in previous to this, we didn't have any history of this, like Parkinson's.
Nat KringoudisGUEST
31:48
So really sick as in I couldn't walk, the pain in my eyes was intense.
Nat KringoudisGUEST
31:55
As a kid, I'd had a virus that mimicked the same presentation, which was the contraindicated, Guillain-Barre was contraindicated for COVID, COVID vaccine.
Nat KringoudisGUEST
32:05
So I was going to asking people going, I'm actually not eligible for this vaccine.
Nat KringoudisGUEST
32:09
What would I do? And they were like, just take one for the team.
JenGUEST
9:36
She ended up getting really sick.
JenGUEST
9:38
She had Guillain-Barre.
JenGUEST
9:40
I was in a wheelchair.
JenGUEST
9:41
It was embarrassing to me as a child.

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