Water On The Elbow – BionicOldGuy inkeinspires

I developed water on my left elbow. It is an painless but strange symptom. According to a search on Google, I found it in fact to be “olecranon bursitis”: the scholarship, or lubricating bag, on the elbow was irritated or inflamed in one way or another , and accumulates liquid. I try to see myself see my doc on this subject, but I am not in a hurry because it does not cause any problems. In the meantime, I am the web advice of the glaze several times a day and I let the elbow rest. This means no upper body training for the moment. Fortunately, I can always cycle.

I had just discovered a new AI -based research tool which is part of Google Gemini called “in -depth research”. To be used, you start the Gemini and change the type of model into “1.5 pro with in -depth research”. This normally requires a paid subscription, but you can try it for free (I recently obtained a Chromebook, and a one -year paid subscription to Gemini Advanced was included). I tried this on subjects of interest from which I already knew something and I was impressed by the results. So I thought it would be another beautiful test box. I typed “Olecranon Bursité” in the request. He listed 23 websites which he intended to seek as his “research plan”:

I could have published the plan to add other sites to search, but I just hit “starting the search”, and in a few minutes, it came back with a report, which I recorded on my reader and you can read here. This explained what was the state, told me the symptoms, the causes, the diagnosis and the processing, and gave me a list of documents in my region that specialize in this. All quite useful. This is a fairly simple example, so I could have obtained similar results without AI on medical websites, then on Google “specialist in Olecranon bursitis near me”. But I liked it to extract a summary from a bunch of sites. I tried this on more complicated subjects that would have taken more time to search manually, and I found that the report was a good step ahead, that I can follow, if I wish, by questioning some of the links listed.