Lauren Bannon, 40, began experiencing unexplained weight loss and persistent stomach pain. Several doctors believe she is worried about rheumatoid arthritis or acid reflux. She was prescribed, but her condition worsened.
“I’m abandoned by the medical community,” Bannon said. “It’s like I’m just in and out of the door, there’s no real answer.”
Frustrated, Bannon turned to Chatgpt, a tool she already used for marketing efforts.
She entered the symptoms and asked what else to mimic arthritis. chatgpt suggestion Hashimoto’s diseasean autoimmune thyroid disease and told her to request a test Thyroid peroxidase (TPO) antibody.
Her doctor is skeptical No family history, no fatigue, no classic signs. But Bannon insists: “Just humor me,” she told them.
result
The test recovered the exception. Further scans revealed two small malignant tumors on her neck. “I’m sure there would be cancer transmission without Chatgpt,” she said. “This saved my life 100%.
Bannon had no textbook symptoms and routine test results. If she received her initial diagnosis and stayed on arthritis medication, the cancer may have been ongoing for a longer period of time.
Lauren Bannon, 40, took to social media to share CHT GPT helps save her life (Photo: Kennedy News and the Media)
Artificial intelligence tools such as chatgpt are increasingly used to support medical decision-making
- Has been used to detect breast cancer, skin cancer and diabetic eye diseases.
- Patients use them to understand the symptoms, recommend testing and prepare for appointment.
- Bannon’s story is one of the stories that enhance patients’ abilities, using AI to hear it when the system fails.
AI is not a replacement for doctors. But it can ask rare questions, fill diagnostic gaps, and help patients drive better care.
Bannon’s advice
“I encourage others to use it chatgpt cautious. But this brings you something to your doctor. It won’t hurt; it may just save your life. ”
Chatgpt does not diagnose cancer. But it raises the right questions. This changed everything.
