Hi
I've been out of studying/working for a while due to some severe health issues (I'll spare you the details). Thankfully, a treatment may occur in a few years. If it does, I'd like to resume my premed studies. I recently regained the flame of medicine and it's stronger than it's ever been.
If I do make it to med school, two jobs interest me: surgeon and medical examiner. Here's the thing, though: I'm not exactly the strongest guy in the world. In fact, if there was a award for the skinniest person, I'd win 28 years in a row. I tried working out at the gym in 2011, but didn't gain a single pound of muscle (it may be caused by my Gluten Intolerance.) Someone recommended that I ask my doctor for testosterones to help gain muscles. But to tell you the truth, I'm not entirely sure about that.
I was wondering: how difficult are surgeries to perform? Can anyone do it? Or it a strictly reserved for the stronger + more physically people? Or is medical examiner the right job for me?
I've been out of studying/working for a while due to some severe health issues (I'll spare you the details). Thankfully, a treatment may occur in a few years. If it does, I'd like to resume my premed studies. I recently regained the flame of medicine and it's stronger than it's ever been.
If I do make it to med school, two jobs interest me: surgeon and medical examiner. Here's the thing, though: I'm not exactly the strongest guy in the world. In fact, if there was a award for the skinniest person, I'd win 28 years in a row. I tried working out at the gym in 2011, but didn't gain a single pound of muscle (it may be caused by my Gluten Intolerance.) Someone recommended that I ask my doctor for testosterones to help gain muscles. But to tell you the truth, I'm not entirely sure about that.
I was wondering: how difficult are surgeries to perform? Can anyone do it? Or it a strictly reserved for the stronger + more physically people? Or is medical examiner the right job for me?
