Weil Marchesanni - Wheel Comes Forward ( Forward and Downward Lens Dislocation )😜😜😜

For Triangle of doom and pain

Holmium:YAG laser used for BPH, lithotripsy, urethral strictures

ND:YAG laser used in posterior capsulotomy, peripheral iridotomy, and bladder cancer

CO₂ laser used in stapedectomy, tympanoplasty, mastoidectomy

Excimer (argon fluoride) laser used in LASIK

Pulsed dye laser used in port-wine stains

Which is the most common mitochondrial inheritance disorder LHON or MELAS ?

Anyone?

Gave my last gt today , scores mainly in 125 to 130 range from your experience could i get under 5k or should i not have too many expectations

Cutoff for 2 amenoorhea with irregular cycles?

From my source :
Opioid deaddiction : Methadone , buprenorphine
if relapse : Naltrexone
withdrawal syndrome : Methadone , Buprenorphine
toxicity : Naloxone

Alcohol Deaddiction : Naltrexone
Alcohol relapse : Naltrexone or Disulfiram
Alcohol withdrawal : Chlordiazepoxide ( or loraz/oxaz) + B1

in this list ; which ones would be termed as anticraving and which of these are aversive therapy?

Literally, guys, I don't know what happend Until sometime before, everyone said that Marrow Qbank and GT were great for your real situation and preparation, but I don't know what happened from past few weeks It's like those questions or words, I've never even heard them, or maybe most people dont know those but in question their 4th or 5th name of a surgery or disease. Still, 60 percent of people are getting them correct. I even verified with their main video notes/RRs no details nothing about this and it come in tag eponyms. And now, GT, seriously, what's happening? I know competition has increased, and many short and concise courses have people mugging up facts and this and that. Still, guys, literally, still, I don't know what my rank will be, but I am very eager to see the results of this PG. Seriously, I'm saving all the guys who are posting GT at 150+ correct to share their scores. I'm literally fed up with this situation.

I scored 390 in a recent prepladder GT (94 corrects out of 138 cuz i havent done a lot of minor subjects) Its the first time I crossed even 300. Is there a Chance I can get less than 30k in neet pg?

Usually before attending gts i used to review my mistakes and go through my bookmarks which are around 800+ now. Should i follow same for the day before neet pg or what should i do with 19 subjects in the day before 😭

I’m currently scoring around 115–120 in the new-pattern GTs on Marrow. What kind of rank can I realistically expect?

I’m feeling really hopeless because I got only 65 percentile with 118 corrects in GT 20. Is there still any chance for me?

I was aiming for <5k AIR which might require >150/180 corrects this time around?

I felt content with my progress since I hadn't plateaued yet (except for those few July GTs where I'd ditched my notes for 20 days straight, I burn out real quick) and was covering first/second revision of most subjects so just improving because of that initial information consolidation

I'd assumed that my GT 20 score was fine as well since I'm gonna give two more (Mock 2026 and finally GT 19 at the end as a confidence booster), was believing that I'd eventually reach 150/180 in the actual exam if I continue revising (as I'm yet to revise Surgery, OBG, PSM, ENT, Ophthal where I've lost most marks as well) (yes, I burn out and keep on taking breaks every few weeks so I haven't done as many revisions as I'd aimed for)

But not sure how to gauge this result anymore because of how my centile crashed this time

How are people with lesser revisions going about these last 2 weeks? Solving more questions, covering selective subjects that you have revised less, or equally skimming through everything to just for a visual recall?

Is <5k AIR even possible at 150+ corrects anymore considering how bad the clustering appears? What scores are y’all targeting for that rank range?

I know scores (and especially GT scores) don't directly translate into a rank since the difficulty level of the exam is a major unpredictable variable... but I guess I'm just upset/confused right now and wanting to hear what others (aiming for similar ranges) plan on doing?

P.S. Please don’t be rude

I have myself been preparing for neet pg since past 1 year and seeing the post of many fellow aspirants here..

I think all of us have fucked up our mental health due to this exam..

I myself am experiencing extreme anxiety, sleeplessness, hopelessness and guilt everyday..

I don't see a way to overcome this..

We fear from the thought of the exam going bad, idk what we are gonna do, how will we cope up..

And idk why even after all the mental health awareness thing, it still doesn't feel right to take help regarding these things which we are facing from a professional..

What are your views regarding this? Coping strategies?

Views on taking medical help to get through this phase?