Podcast transcripts

In this interview with Dr. Sebastian Floryn, an ophthalmology specialist, we discuss causes, symptoms, mistakes made by patients, and effective treatment methods. The expert explains why simply using random drops isn't always effective and when it's best not to delay a visit to the doctor.

In this episode of the podcast "WHAT YOUR DOCTOR SAYS," Dariusz Litera speaks with Dr. Kamil Bar, MD. He asks what allergy actually is and why it's mild in some patients while life-threatening in others. We learn about modern diagnostics and treatment of allergic diseases.

In this podcast episode, the conversation focuses on the line between being overweight due to lifestyle choices and a medical condition requiring treatment. The hosts, along with a guest expert, discuss when behavioral treatments are no longer sufficient, the role of diagnostics, and why the decision to initiate pharmacotherapy should always rest with a physician.

In the second episode of the "Resolutions vs. Reality" series of the "CO NA TO TWÓJ LEKARZ" podcast, the conversation focuses on the practical foundations of changing your habits: from nutrition and physical activity to sleep and stress. The guest is Dr. Włada Radzewicz, a diabetology specialist who works daily with patients who are overweight, obese, and have carbohydrate metabolism disorders.

How to recognize the first signs of metabolic problems before illness develops? A discussion about fatigue, weight, insulin resistance, and the role of tests in assessing health. The guest of this episode is diabetologist Dr. Włada Radzewicz.

In this episode, WHAT YOUR DOCTOR SAYS, Dariusz Litera talks to Dr. Anna Skiba, a pediatrician, about the causes of whooping cough recurrence, the course of the disease, its contagiousness, and the role of vaccinations, both mandatory for children and recommended for adults and pregnant women.

Pancreatic diseases pose an increasingly serious health challenge. This is due to both their increasing incidence and, unfortunately, high mortality. In Poland, there is an increase in the incidence of acute pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer.

Gallbladder disease is an increasingly common health problem in Poland. Gallstones, which involve the formation of deposits in the gallbladder, affect approximately 20% of the population, with women being affected four times more often than men.

Abdominal pain is one of the most common complaints patients report to doctors. It is estimated that up to 10% of primary care visits are related to this problem.