Mark Megahan commented:

"LOL I had to get my Gid Tanner and the Skillet Lickers music out for this one! I'm new around here and just poking around. Your other one about the January disaster got my attention. Good stuff!"

Mark Megahan commented:

"Sorry, this is complete crap copied and pasted from an AI chat. I dare you to write something to prove you're a human."

Mark Megahan commented:

"If this space doesn't work, why are you reading it?"

Mark Megahan commented:

"The first thing to keep in mind is that your doctor has been trained to think this is all in your head. Stay firm when discussing your sensitivity to medications. There was a study done by David A Katerndahl [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22778124/] which notes that any patient who expresses an "allergy" to multiple medications should be screened with a test called Quick Environmental Exposure and Sensitivity Inventory (QEESI) to assess chemical intolerance. "Conclusions: Chemical intolerance occurs in 1 of 5 primary care patients yet is rarely diagnosed by busy practitioners. Psychiatric comorbidities contribute to functional limitations and increased health care use. Chemical intolerance offers an etiologic explanation. Symptoms may resolve or improve with the avoidance of salient chemical, dietary (including caffeine and alcohol), and drug triggers. Given greater medication intolerances in chemical intolerance, primary care clinicians could use the QEESI to identify patients for appropriate triage to comprehensive nonpharmacologic care.""