

Sawbones: Can Doritos Make Skin See-Through?
Oct 8, 2024
This episode dives into unusually intriguing medical questions. Discover the curious case of 'shy bladder' syndrome and the quirky effects of Dorito dust on mice skin. The hosts explore the potential skincare benefits of urea while debunking myths about its origins. They also reflect on the psychological impacts of restroom anxiety and how history has dealt with gruesome punishments like tar and feathering. Plus, enjoy light-hearted moments about unique website creations and the importance of openness in personal relationships.
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Paruresis
- Shy bladder, or paruresis, is an anxiety-related condition affecting many.
- Cognitive behavioral therapy and exposure therapy can help manage it.
Kegels for Shy Bladder?
- Haley asks if Kegels can help with paruresis (shy bladder).
- Dr. McElroy advises against self-treating with Kegels and recommends consulting a medical professional.
Inhaled Items
- Small inhaled items can enter the trachea and lungs, most commonly in children under three.
- This can lead to blockage, infection, and inflammation, often requiring bronchoscopy removal.