One Reddit user claims Openai’s Chatgpt solved a painful, five-year-old chin problem in one minute, something that multiple doctors, MRIS and even surgical referrals could not be resolved.
Users suffered chronic chin clicks, pops up and moves after boxing injuries, making diet and disturbing daily movements such as discomfort.
Despite consultation with ENT experts, two MRIs and being referred to the maxillofacial surgeon, the problem persists. Out of frustration, he asked casually chatgpt about it.
Chatgpt proposes a simple exercise: press your tongue against your mouth while slowly opening and closing your chin, focusing on symmetry.
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Within 60 seconds of trying the technique, the click completely disappeared. He tested it over and over again and the problem still disappeared. Even a related problem that caused the pulsating tinnitus of sleepless nights, disappeared after repair.
- Traditional medicine has not solved this problem…
- The Virus Post caught the attention of LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, who shared examples of AI’s rising potential in personal healthcare.
- Hoffman believes that artificial intelligence can help improve diagnosis, reduce medical backlogs, and release human doctors to focus on complex cases.
- However, experts warn: Despite the powerful AI tools, they should not replace professional medical assessments, especially for severe conditions.
Chatgpt is not a licensed medical expert, but it is indeed a new type of “first-pass” information resource.
Many users share similar experiences online, attributeing AI to helping them solve or solve health problems earlier.
Others warn that self-diagnosis still has risks and AI recommendations should always be verified by qualified doctors.
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Reddit users quickly flooded the thread, dozens of whom said they tried the recommended exercises and immediately eased.
“You are just cultivating me. No joke. Thank you a bunch,” one wrote.
Another said: “Decades of chin pain disappeared in seconds.”
However, some users said the technology didn’t work for them, and some reportedly felt it was worse, emphasizing the need for caution.
debate
- Should people believe in AI’s medical advice?
- Advocates believe this has left people access to medical insights especially democracy, especially when the health care system is overwhelmed.
- Critics warn that without human supervision, AI recommendations could mislead patients or delay intensive care.
Chatgpt provides a person with solutions that years of experts cannot do.
It has nothing to do with AI replacing doctors; it is AI becoming an accessible, powerful tool that can help people control their health in a smarter and safer way.
