The X contribution caused an extensive conversation on the potential of AI in healthcare. The User on behalf of Shreya recently shared a powerful description of how Chatgpt, Chatbot OpenCial Intelligence Chatbot, played a key role in identifying the likely cause of my mother’s mysterious and long -term illness, something more medical systems could not.
In the tweet, which has now won thousands of likes and stocks, Shreya wrote: “My mom had a continuous cough for 1.5 years. We saw top doctors, visited large hospitals from the city, tried homeopathy, Ayurveda, assigned, nothing that happened.
Shreya desperate for answers turned to Chatgpt and described in detail the symptoms of her mother. Chatbot AI suggested a list of possible causes and between them excelled in the side effect on the side effect of blood pressure (BP). When Shreya confirmed that her mother was indeed on BP Meds, Chatgpt asked for pointed tracking:
“Is he with this ingredient on BP drugs?”
To her surprise, the answer was yes.
Shreya, armed with this new perspective, consulted his doctor, who immediately confirmed the link and changed the drugs.
“Now he is finally recovering,” Shreya wrote. “She didn’t hesitate, but Chatgpt saved her life.”
She also thanked OpenI and co -founder Sam Altman for creating what she called a “great thing”.
The Internet is responding
The user commented: “I am really glad that your mom feels better. But honestly, it also shows a big problem in medical care. Doctors should check if the cough from her BP was a well -known side effect.
Another user wrote: “Chatgpt is really the first type of assistance. Unlike Google, it tells you real options.”
“Wow! This is how the correct use of AI comes,” the third user wrote.
“Okay that your mom was lucky, but I think it will still take several years to reach a level where he will replace experts,” wrote the fourth user.
“I’m glad your mom is healing. Yes, AI can be great,” the fifth user wrote.
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