While Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT has made life easier for professionals and companies, a social media user has claimed that it has saved his life. According to a report, ChatGPTA has identified a serious and fatal disease caused by poor health after workout. The anonymous user said that he had done moderate exercise a few days ago, after which he started feeling severe pain and discomfort in the body. When his health deteriorated, he shared his symptoms with ChatGPT. The chatbot advised to go to the hospital immediately.
The user also said, “I explained my symptoms to ChatGPT, and he advised me to go to the hospital immediately because my symptoms were consistent with moderate to severe rhabdomyolysis.” Following ChetGPT’s advice, he went to the hospital and got himself examined. As a result, he was diagnosed with severe rhabdomyolysis.
The user said, “After being tested at the hospital, I was diagnosed with severe rhabdomyolysis. I had to stay in the hospital for a week where I was treated with IV fluids and my condition was monitored.” The user also revealed that he analyzed his lab results with the help of ChatGPT, which matched the findings reported by the doctors. The situation became clear to me from ChatGPT’s analysis.
Rhabdomyolysis is a serious medical condition in which muscle tissue breaks down rapidly. This can lead to complications such as kidney damage, metabolic acidosis and electrolyte imbalance. If timely treatment is not received, it can also become fatal.
There were many positive reactions regarding this incident on social media. One user wrote: “Glad you’re okay now. ChatGPTT can be extremely useful in such cases.” Another said: “I’ve also used ChatGPT for medical notes. It’s really helpful.” A third commented: “This is the way to use AI properly. Share symptoms and then get confirmation from the doctor.”
Another user shared the role ChatGPT played in his treatment: “ChatGPT even saved my cat’s life. The doctor said the cat needed a blood clot in his back leg, but ChatGPT told him to get tested for high blood pressure.”
