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What is this condition called?
A guy was seen battling with excessive hair growth all over his body and it grows every 3days after shaving,@grok what is the possible causes of this skin problem?
What's the diagnosis?
Is it preventable?
What are the serious complications?
Stop having oral sex ‼️
@grok explain to them what causes these kind of growths in the mouth.
Which nutrient deficiency can cause this??
First, someone needs to teach @abhijeet_dipke that chewing his nails is a filthy habit.
He has zero civic sense, yet he has the audacity to aspire to leadership.
A young man developed sudden kidney failure after walking barefoot through muddy floodwater.
He had no history of kidney disease.
Which infection is the most likely cause?
A) Dengue
B) Leptospirosis
C) Typhoid
D) Hepatitis A
A patient has been taking FUROSEMIDE for months.
Which VITAMIN deficiency should you think about?
A) Vitamin B1
B) Vitamin B12
C) Vitamin D
D) Vitamin K
Most people remember the electrolyte losses.
But they forget THIS vitamin.
Iron Man survived a blade penetrating his chest, but do you know which organs can be injured without causing immediate death?
Once again, tell me the diagnosis 😷
Hey @grok, why does Elon Musk, have this body shape? What’s the science behind the “barrel chest” look?
They’re saying my content is too sensitive. Someone please explain to them that my account is literally full of medical content and images. What else do they expect from a medical account? 😂
At this point, I feel like they just can’t afford to pay creators through the revenue program anymore.
After X paused my creator rewards, I had a long discussion with @grok . The advice felt like a list of restrictions: unfollow thousands of accounts, post only two or three times a day, limit replies to followers, avoid covering the same topic in different languages, and keep the issue out of public discussion on X.
And the final message? Don’t complain—be grateful the account hasn’t been frozen.
Is this fair guidance, or does it feel like pressure to stay silent?