A Girl Suddenly Grew A Beard. This is What Happened To Her Ovaries.

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[@chubbyemu]

👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️Happy Medical Monday! 👨‍⚕️👩‍⚕️ Thank you to everyone who has contributed subtitles and closed captions to my videos in the past. Greatly appreciated! 😀

[@MysteriaHatya6977]

Keep working hard, I love these videos. ^^

[@itsrainingcatsanddogs]

Chubbyemu could you please make a video on kidney stone and its pain?!

[@strongmanforjesus3353]

Hey thank you for taking my advice about doing videos about chromosome disorders & for answering about my insulin& GROWING PROBLEM THANK YOU.

[@get_shanked9433]

Chubbyemu so a video per month, nice

[@catherinebaz3419]

You’re such a gorgeous man, so intelligent 😍

[@Kragatar]

"A beard is normal for a 30 year old man, but abnormal for a 17 year old girl." Learn something new everyday.

[@morefoodsmorenudes8046]

ikr its like free college

[@AlexGNR]

Why have college if you got Chubbey?

[@deadchannelpleaseignore6833]

@Will DeMarco ikr? Imagine going against basic biology oh wait

[@cosmictraveler1146]

@@angelus2790 Imagine thinking sex and gender are the same thing...

[@angelus2790]

@@cosmictraveler1146 imagine being so illiterate thinking the two are independant of each other

[@vivahapi]

I love how this channel is so serious and talks about emergencies but the profile picture is a chubby emu

[@burntchickennugget8142]

Oh so that's what that means... I never knew and would have definitely never guessed it

[@kryptonian69]

Lol

[@guidomonto3742]

4th4rv alt how miserable do you have to be, to have to correct people’s spelling on KZbin. Smh

[@vivahapi]

guys please no fight, this was a joke

[@guidomonto3742]

setsucore this is KZbin, battle of the smartest.

[@Moliminous]

A young boy watches anime for a single month, this is what happened to his social life

[@schwarzerritter5724]

Can't be worse than KZbin.

[@crystalm4324]

😂

[@whyryousoangrygaming6180]

Yo hows life going moliminous??

[@mattirrodraca2807]

Nice seeing you here

[@stickieyams]

This actually happened to me I literally don't know how to communicate with anyone anymore

[@draheim90]

My first serious girlfriend had PCOS. It’s awful. She went from around 140 lbs. at age 16 to well over 200 by age 19. She had a lot of cramps and pains, her menstrual cycle was super out of whack, and she had a lot of other associated problems. Several doctors dismissed her issues as simply due to being overweight despite these problems coinciding with, not following, her weight gain. I think her 3rd OB-GYN finally took her issues seriously and eventually diagnosed her with PCOS.

[@janeeyre1990]

"It's because you're overweight" or "You're too young to have a hormone imbalance" Can't count how many doctors told variations of those two phrases to me I stopped counting eventually "Women's" health issues need to be taken more seriously by medical professionals

[@ALDCBoulevard]

@@janeeyre1990it’s drives me fucking insane. It took me 2 years to get a diagnosis of pcos and fibromyalgia, despite having symptoms of both the entire time, because “you’re just fat” or “it’s just anxiety”.

[@banannarama]

I hope she finally found some relief and peace ❤

[@alexandervanlier7405]

@draheim90 gay

[@ShadowAraun]

its not just women. I had bad leg pain since I was 17 and was told it was growing pains by 5 different doctors. now I'm much older and don't need a doc to tell my I have sciatic nerve issues, likely permanent damage because I wasn't diagnosed and treated at the first sign of symptoms. Still can't get a doc to take my sleep and fatigue issues seriously, its to a point where I genuinely too afraid to see a doc. I'll just be going to be told nothing is wrong with me and have my money taken for nothing.@@janeeyre1990

[@hex1473]

I'm a guy and I have a beard. I'm scared now what's happening to my ovaries

[@user-hj5tl1rg9d]

Hex I laughed a bit more than needed at your comment.

[@hex1473]

@@user-hj5tl1rg9d glad you enjoyed it 😂

[@gracequach6769]

+Hex You don't have ovaries

[@benjii._.photooz6604]

Delphi Riddle What?! No! You solved the mystery Sherlock! 🤣

[@amei_G80_BmwM3]

Hex ummm...you’re not a girl 😅😅

[@ragdoll1248]

What I learned from this dude: 1) don't drink snowglobes 2) get enough salt 3) emia means presence in blood

[@tripesoup4404]

4) don't drink lava lamp

[@bryangonzalez4216]

@@tripesoup4404 you mean the gatorade in the glowy light

[@sa_ad]

Forgot gas station nachos

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

Nailed It!!!

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

@@bryangonzalez4216 🤣

[@donnamarie33]

This is the only channel where this title isnt clickbate.

[@original.ar73]

What about game theory

[@begonethot9244]

um actually, clickbait is just somthing you want to click on. Dosent mater if its real or not. think about it Click... means to press Bait...means to a tool used to lure. Tool used to lure or press

[@korigamik]

r/boneappletea

[@nodav]

Daily dose of internet

[@donnamarie33]

@@original.ar73 the day matpat uploads a video about the medical reason for a girl growing a beard is the day I become fucking president

[@AestheticSloth420]

Science: "Sleep is important for kids' brains" School: "Sleep when you die"

[@lightning7560]

yup

[@sksk-bd7yv]

Yes!

[@charlieosko4151]

Wait till you get to university and work!

[@unfvzedmak]

Skool sux

[@unfvzedmak]

@@charlieosko4151 💀⚰️🧨😪

[@itsyourboi6658]

I legit thought he was gonna say: KT was presenting to the emergency room with a beard. I would have died

[@bloatedcow1361]

Hahahahaha

[@maiesic]

Hahahahah

[@weaselfartz]

lol

[@katerina6990]

Samuel Garcia lmao

[@user-sj1ct2yo6q]

Genuinely made me laugh. Thanks! :D

[@phantomkitten73]

If there is three things I've learned from these videos; It's that: 1: The human body is terrifying 2: Always go to the ER when something bad that's never happened before is happening and you don't know why. 3: -Emia means "Presence in blood"

[@inkbold8511]

PhantomKitten lol

[@caitlynnrenee]

Basically lol

[@mikaelleighty5991]

Don't forget Hyper meaning high. Everyone is getting hyper*something*emia

[@kadergumus2598]

@@mikaelleighty5991 Hypo is low. Hypoblablaemia and hyperblablaemia.

[@rukas2961]

Whybis my frog gay?

[@Ram-xs3hg]

I grew a beard overnight at a party once. The sharpie was permanent, sadly.

[@KitKitChanIsaac]

a beard grew a party,this is what happened to his sharpies

[@s4y0ri_manif3st9]

-A sharpie went to a beard this is what happend to its party-

[@amazingflame5139]

The sharpie beard is still there to this day...

[@toxic2971]

A Beard grew a sharpie at a party sadly, The party was permanent.

[@catkek7053]

A woman grow a party This is what happends to her beard

[@OFFICIALLUSH]

PCOS is an absolute nightmare. It’s debilitating and a complete danger to women’s overall physical and mental health. It’s completely under researched, which will never make sense to me. I hope to get back in med school soon so I can work hard to find the cause and develop a cure. - a woman with PCOS.

[@PhenomRom]

You up?

[@SM-ce1uy]

I think it's caused by microplastics in food and air. since plastic has a negative impact on hormones

[@OFFICIALLUSH]

@@evapowah I have 2 already so I guess I was destined to.

[@DeeKeyLP]

we will wait for your input, sister!

[@ImNotaRussianBot]

Please do. I have suffered from PCOS since I was an adolescent.

[@bumble818]

I have PCOS. This was more informative than any conversation I've had with my OB. Thank you.

[@samilamby]

Same here.

[@hiskitten94]

Same!

[@saltycat500]

I do too

[@Steampunkkids]

Agreed. This was more informative than any conversation I have have had with any of my endocrinologists and ob/ gyn’s. And, I have had many many endocrinologists over the years. Thank you

[@MrPaddypractice]

Sorry if I missed it but did he say this was treated by going on the pill?

[@MrConstancejames]

I have PCOS and knew this video would be about it! It's so validating to see a solid video on something I've been suffering from my whole life.

[@jackiemae8673]

Same here! The second I saw the title I knew what it was about

[@zoew1602]

Me too, another PCOS sufferer here who also thought this video is definitely about it.

[@QueenVictoria26]

Me too

[@MisterSisterFister666]

I used to struggle a ton with that, then I went on birth control and I've never been better

[@zoew1602]

@@MisterSisterFister666 in my late teens/most of twenties I used to take birth control Dianette, just to improve my skin (and obviously to give a monthly period), however they currently won't allow me to have that again at as I'm over the weight limit and it's not considered safe when you are overweight.

[@ieuanhunt552]

How the hell do you make these videos. Fun, informative, factual, fast paced and simple enough for a dumb dumb like me to follow along. I have no idea.

[@midflight_art]

Ieuan Hunt he manages to break down the facts and give it to us simple, which is probably how these videos are so binge-worthy.

[@twenty-oneflightattendants3759]

Ieuan Hunt yeah i barley know what half of this stuff is and he explains it really well

[@surrealistgirlx]

My sister has PCOS. She started gaining excessive amounts of weight when she was in 7th grade. She was horrified when she started growing a beard in her late teens. She had to shave regularly. She's never been able to have children. She finally was able to have electrolysis in her 30s. It's not a joke. It's been tragic for her.

[@michaelkrueger1805]

"Presenting to the emergency room" is my favorite part

[@Bludgeoned2DEATH2]

I like that and also his finger wagging with those words, always amazing!

[@TenMillionYearProgram42]

This is the correct terminology.

[@supertaoman12]

👌

[@benji376]

“👌🏼presenting to the emergency room”

[@Paige-1312]

it's like a boxing match with the undertaker

[@StefanVeenstra]

Shaved my beard. Now my ovaries are fine.

[@notdrbright8927]

what about the hair on everyone’s legs?

[@howtomakeuniquename]

It will grow back tho and you would still have diabetes

[@Ch-ch-ch-chia]

Lmfaooo

[@zxe_memezrdreams6364]

She grew a beard before i did? PATCH IT

[@insertobject4002]

Hol up

[@ProdCharles]

This one was pretty intense. So glad that the professionals have a plan of action to rule out all of the complicated conditions that arise from a range of symptoms. Also, your transition into the sponsorship was amazing. Thanks for another awesome Medical Monday!

[@NJBSports_KH]

ProdCharles I never Thought That you would watch this channel

[@JuxtaposedStars]

Anecdotally, I've known many friends, colleges or friends of friends who have, at one time or another, been "diagnosed" with PCOS. I'm not saying these women did not have PCOS. My intent is to point out that the stringent ruling out of other conditions was rarely, if ever, pursued. Most of the time it played out in the following way: --Painful and irregular periods that can literally incapacitate, weight gain and hair growth get to the point where women ask their Doc or gynecologist for help. --Almost invariably the first step is to prescribe hormonal birth control(even for celibate, asexual folks, or lesbians)to regulate the menstrual cycle and attempt to alleviate the other symptoms with no hormone tests or blood work. --If any relief is experienced, a diagnosis of PCOS is made and they are told they may need fertility treatment to get pregnant among other issues like increased diabetes and cancer risk. Generally, nothing more is done unless significant symptoms persist or hospitalization occurs. On the upside, a recent study suggests a treatment is possible and human trials are set to begin soon. www.nature.com/articles/s41591-018-0035-5

[@ProdCharles]

Sowath this channel was really different not too long ago, but Bernard is just an overall interesting video creator :)

[@XNDUIWOfficial]

ProdCharles, I am a boy

[@XNDUIWOfficial]

I do have lots of testosterone because I am a boy

[@annebartells777]

I was diagnosed with PCOS about 35 years ago by two different doctors. I was trying to get pregnant. The disease has a lot of downsides, but I used some of it to my advantage. Since I have a higher testosterone level, I founded it was easy to develop muscles and took up body building. I also used my strength to hike and climb mountains

[@arhael3594]

Interesting. Makes me wonder. If you were to compete professionally, would your T level be above permissible limit?

[@annebartells777]

@@murph_mustela tell her to take advantage of the disease. I'm in my sixties and stronger than most of the twenty year old I work with

[@elpepe0362]

Yooo that’s so cool! Props to you for achieving something so amazing despite all downsides! ❤

[@nuclear_blue]

A Beard suddenly grew Ovaries. Here’s what was happening to her Girl.

[@aestheiruu]

Hi Icey!

[@ch3ragCS]

Logic.exe has stopped working

[@pollyalex91]

laugh so hard man thanks you i needed that :))))

[@bquecha7526]

Girl suddenly grows ovaries here is what happend to her beard

[@manuelaEnero]

Ovaries grew a girl. Here's what happened to her beard

[@MrAtrophy]

"are you a doctor" "no I watch Chubbyemu"

[@k444ng]

"a fat bird?" "No you uncultured man"

[@thuggie1]

i could listen to this guy for hours he would be a great lecturer

[@rebeccacole8889]

I DO listen to this guy for hours haha

[@matthewmassengill1509]

He is a teacher at university of Illinois. Go listen.

[@og_gaming681]

Yatsu Tzalmavet I'm getting a degree in medical science just to make him lecture me

[@azteciandrumset7140]

Don't forget that those videos are cut. I agree anyways though.

[@laurenprcela2457]

Every time I try to get help for my condition (or any other women’s health issue) I get turned away and indirectly told I’m crazy. My mom has PCOS, my sister has PCOS, and almost every female in my family has it. When I went to the dr with symptoms such as rapid weight gain (60 lbs), new facial hair, hair on my chest, large ovarian cysts (I even had one surgically removed), irregular periods, and infertility/miscarriages . They told me it’s impossible I have PCOS because I had a baby. Mind you I had my son at 16 before I had all these symptoms. I hate America’s health care system. I hate that women are not taken seriously by doctors. I hate how I can’t even look at myself in the mirror anymore.

[@aelin5601]

I just love how you break up these words in their individual foreign meanings.

[@mos_kit0]

Whym Ire most of the words are Greek and so am I, so for me it’s like “a break for some first grade vocab”

[@mos_kit0]

Edward Turner yeah most of them are the same in modern Greek! :)

[@micahbeckner2274]

His last words emia- meaning preseance in blood

[@boomii_6]

Whym Ire ikr it makes it possible for me to follow the story

[@h.r.9563]

Though learning "itis" means inflammation of, ruined doc mcstuffins for me.

[@thehumanembodimentofwetsoc6316]

These videos are by far the greatest thing ever to exist tbh

[@paulleal6419]

a young girl stepped on a sidewalk crack, this is what happened to her mother's spine

[@dudeguy8553]

BJ, a patient presenting to ER with WhatTheFuckeosis

[@Soul_Alpha]

Dude Guy 😂😂😂😂😂

[@grixern5092]

Paul Leal A kid watched Logan Paul, look what happend in his eyes and brain Plot twist: The problem was, he lost all his braincells.

[@grixern5092]

TG 125 young boy stepped on crack, look what happend to his mothers back

[@tasertag7513]

No, she stepped on a Lego.

[@cubbi2789]

As a woman who has PCOS, I’ve learned with doctors how to control it. Sadly I didn’t know as a youth that it can be inherited and a lot of families on my mom’s side and a couple of cousins have it too. I don’t shave, I use tweezers. But good video explaining it for people who don’t understand what it means to have this illness

[@tonhfoil347]

A kid made a roblox account, this is what happened to his parents credit card

[@dmma1244]

This needs more likes

[@geomochi4904]

:/

[@zodiiiii]

And that kid was me...

[@pambotts7334]

Hypomoney hypomeaning low presence in credit card blood money meaning money low money present in credit card blood

[@Shadow_Drip]

what about Minecraft

[@graymccanse6769]

An Emu Got Chubby and Intelligent. This is What Happened To The KZbin Community.

[@dexieleighyan2625]

lol

[@noteiktinetu]

A youtube community got an Emu . This is what happened to chubby and intilligent

[@SpeedKing..]

Lol

[@Ccl2tb]

I like how he makes medical issues sound like true crime

[@BillyBob-qk6vy]

300 pounds makes a parent think its because she is growing? What?

[@bean.3859]

Billy Bob right 😂😂😂

[@GabrielleTollerson]

Billy Bob people are sadly that stupid bruh

[@BillyBob-qk6vy]

Gabrielle Tollerson I know people are that stupid. I went to get xrays for my back pain and the lady at the counter said some shit about it being linked to growing. I am 6 feet tall and have scoliosis, same as my dad. I then learned that pain while growing is not suppose to happen and the lady that works with doctors didnt even know that pain isnt normal. Its actually really sad how stupid people can be.

[@oO1graffiti1Oo]

Clearly stated the new parents were American sure that’s pretty normal there

[@rekeinserah]

The sudden gain came after all that. Beforehand, she was just gaining weight a little more than normal. Then a bunch of symptoms happened, then she suddenly gained all the weight

[@vixenrevitup]

I’m an (presumably because they could not tell at birth but we both share almost the same health conditions in varying degrees) identical twin. At the age of 12, we both started menstruating and began growing beards. Our periods were extremely heavy, to the point where we often had to have extra pairs of pants and underwear stored at the school nurse’s office. I had very severe ovulation pain, my twin did not. I never thought much of it because it was weird and made little sense, but about two weeks before my very first period, I had an “episode” while I was in the shower where a feeling of doom washed over me, I had an immediate feeling of deja vu, saw strange images in my field of vision, my hands shook, and I would feel very tired and uncoordinated for a few minutes to hours after. I would have hundreds of these episodes up until high school when my sister and I had our annual appointment with our doctor. I finally decided to bring it up because I never told my mom and sister about them, only to find out that my twin was having them too, but to a significantly less degree than I was. I had at least 1 to 10 episodes every two weeks, almost all of which occurred while I was in the shower and when I was either ovulating or on my period. My PCP told us we had a severe type of migraine aura involving the brain stem and prescribed Sumatriptan at the highest dosage. The drug did nothing but put us to sleep. During our middle and high school years, we had to pluck our chin hairs, mustaches, and sideburns almost daily. Despite being honors students, this made us easy targets for bullying. We were given blood tests and only had slightly elevated testosterone, with my sister’s being higher than mine. We were told to take our temperature every morning for three months to determine our ovulation activity. I ovulated every single month and suffered extreme pain each time. My sister did not ovulate at all. She was diagnosed with PCOS and I was not. We were placed on different birth control prescriptions but there was no improvement to the Hirsutism. The only benefit was a reduction in the severity of our periods. Despite the purpose of birth control being to stop ovulation, I never stopped, despite many different prescriptions. We just dealt with the hairiness, although my sister’s had an origin with PCOS and mine had no reason. The weird episodes I had decreased throughout the latter years of high school and we both graduated near the top of our class. It was when we became adults and got jobs that I started seeing an increase to the episodes. From 2011 to 2012, they followed the same pattern, but also began happening during the day while I was working. Because Sumatriptan put me to sleep, I had to leave work each time, which was embarrassing. Then they tapered off again between 2013 to 2016. In 2015, I began working at a retail pharmacy. In 2017, I would have about two episodes a day over the course of five days, the they would repeat two weeks later. I began having one and the pharmacist questioned me afterwards. I told her they were migraines, and she told me that the behavior more resembled a seizure. I began doing research and found a condition called Catamenial Epilepsy, which are seizures that only occur during ovulation and menstruation. I saw a neurologist and was very quickly diagnosed with it. This explained why my sister had far less episodes than me; she rarely ovulated, which for me represented almost an entire week where I was vulnerable. I stopped the useless Sumatriptan and began taking Trileptal instead. I saw immediate relief. Due to low frequency of episodes, my sister was merely diagnosed with having Catamenial seizures as opposed to having raw epilepsy in the way that I have it. My neurologist believes that the slightly elevated testosterone levels and Hirsutism play only a role in my sister’s lack of seizures. She has more testosterone than I do, and is lucky to ovulate a few times a year. She is triggered far less. However, I have a female-only form of epilepsy, but also have slightly elevated levels of testosterone and Hirsutism. Why? I still do not have an answer to this day.

[@pattiepizzato5547]

Wow. What an ordeal.😮

[@kep1iannamol]

wow, the comment is longer than Citadel of Heights and Depths.

[@gardenbliss6638]

What was your diet like as a child before you began menstruation? What kind of water did you drink? What hormones were in your foods?

[@museofthesea]

Thank you for sharing your story

[@gldengblin]

I have extremely similar episodes as you described with the doom, deja-vu, loss of coordination and vision impairments. I sometimes lose the ability to speak properly and one side of my body becomes tingly and numb. I have always been told it’s just migraines. This is interesting. I’ve had multiple surgeries for endometriosis and was cleared from epilepsy in a test. It’s crazy how many symptoms cross over but I truly believe hormone dysfunction in women causes so many things and we don’t even understand the half of it. I hope we get answers one day.

[@contingenceBoston]

I want to commend you for the effort you put into these films and for the level of professionalism with which you discuss the cases.

[@chaosphere3841]

Among the HUNDREDS (literally) of Skill Share Ads, his is the ONLY one i watched through, enjoyed n which made me signed up too.

[@jianju4916]

Ditto!

[@haleyflanagan8586]

I have PCOS and this video actually helped me understand what was going on in my body. I enjoy watching all of these videos but it took me a few weeks to gain the courage to watch this because I just knew what this was going to be about. I just hope at some point there will actually be a legitimate cure.

[@Candicedickinsonllc]

Haley Flanagan majority of women have it ...a treatment but not a cure lol . It’s very complicated . You can correct with birth control and merformin

[@fruitygarlic3601]

There should definitely be a lot more education about hormone disorders -- especially when learning about puberty in school -- because the symptoms are tricky sometimes. I'm so happy you have an understanding of what's going on in your body, so that you can take care of your health.

[@KingGoobus]

Med student here. Hormones are VERY sensitive to change and a LOT of people have hormone imbalances. You're not alone and there are things out there to help you: medicines, support groups, ect. Dont ever let anyone bring you you down, you are human like the rest of us. You're an amazing anomaly called life and live it to the best you can! Have fun, be free, and always do what your heart tells you to, life is too short not to!

[@amystrader5139]

my whole family has pcos and my diagnosis was either endometriosis or pcos or both but they just assumed pcos because it’s in my family. there’s no cures but many treatments. i’m on seasonel birthcontrol where i get very few periods for the pain and the extreme heavy blood flow. i have a better chance at being fertile than my sisters and i’ve offered to be a seroget for them. my sister had a cyst the size of a basket ball and they thought she was 3 months pregnant. it sucks but there’s ways to deal with it. just is hard on the image

[@patrickdemenezes4204]

[@charlieosko4151]

I knew this was PCOS as soon as I heard her symptoms but I've never heard it described this well or in depth. Thank you!

[@holliehawk2237]

Same, as someone with pcos I'm sitting here like ☑ ☑ ☑

[@sstargaze333]

Same!

[@jenniferxnicole]

I knew by the title lol

[@swuggerman]

i was hoping for a sertoli leydig cell tumor but yes pcos fits better

[@LexiNc8284]

Same since I have endo lolll

[@nickm4874]

I love how this guy doesn’t have to beg for followers as he is confident what he has to offer is pure gold!!

[@couldbesarcoidosis]

i always love how he lifts his finger up every time he says "presenting to the emergency room"

[@amanda2488]

Ahh, the smallest things in life are the most enjoyable

[@exlurya5811]

castle 10 months ago

[@vertical_gyros8861]

where we are now

[@kyleroesler7537]

This is like the creepypasta of medical practice

[@Crankiebox99]

Kyle Roesler no

[@daddy7860]

Not really. This is actually educational.

[@kyleroesler7537]

daddy7860 was comparing the delivery style, not the educational vslue

[@chrisprivette7260]

Your compareing creepy monsters to something that has happened and teaches about the body

[@chrisprivette7260]

Kyle Roesler oh Ok I see it now

[@askaboutmud]

Chubbyemu uploaded a video, this is what happened to his comment section.

[@peterdemoor6036]

Haha

[@blackhole28]

Aqua :3 lmao

[@martennagel3124]

Good one

[@thesovietunion9542]

Ik this is late but figured I should share. I am an intersex (have parts of both sexes) person. I really appreciate how you entertainingly discuss medical issues. I would really like if you discuss more hormonal issues bc they are really unknown and under-researched.

[@aazhie]

I have a friend who is intersex, and these topics are very rare to find, it seems! I hope Emu will cover more hormone and reproductive differences, since it's interesting and important to talk about people who are so often misunderstood or dismissed for something they didn't choose.

[@thesovietunion9542]

@@aazhie yep. it’s infuriating how little people know about hormonal issues. It’s insane how obscure hormonal issues and other related problems are. It’s even worse for people like me bc there’s way more coverage on PCOS and the likes. Intersexism really needs more help. I am plagued with hormonal issues and usually am sick when I would be on my period if I had ovaries but theres quite literally nothing that the medical system can do to help me.

[@Alloic]

@@thesovietunion9542 how is he going to talk about something there is little information about? He didnt create or find any of the information he mentioned, just mentioning the results…. Hormones are strange and for intersex people…. Even stranger still. All the best to you, as you really have no template to look at to follow healthy lifestyles…. Hormone supressing therapy is something good to try atleast. Dont give up.

[@Nostradumlbass]

Unfortunately intersex is being brushed under the carpet by transgenderism, where you cannot control the hormonal issues going on in your body the main topic in this area is about people taking hormones to change their body. I would have hoped the issue would have changed over time more to people who are actually intersex and their struggles rather than just people who believe they are in the wrong body, but only time will tell.

[@byeFofiko1]

I would be really interested to hear about your feelings about co-oping of intersex-specific language like afab and amab by the transgender community? I am wary about it because it's not exactly accurate (an amab trans woman is not just assigned male but is of the male sex ) but I am not intersex or transgender so would feel odd having a negative opinion.

[@randomguy0047]

*E M I A M E A N I N G P R E S E N C E I N B L O O D*

[@lmaojkk]

H Y P E R M E A N I N G H I G H

[@charlottem.1477]

Does anyone else say it out loud every time Dr.Bernard does? 😂 😆 🤣

[@nuruls7606]

@@charlottem.1477 i did as well 😂 one of the key reasons i loved watching his videos is because i'm not a medic student so when he gave those translations, i could understand what he's talking about 👍🏻

[@bradleyweiss1089]

ChubbyEmia

[@bradleyweiss1089]

Chubby meaning fat and emia meaning in the blood. Lipids in the blood.

[@YukariAkiyama]

A boy stepped on a crack This is what happened to his mom’s back

[@AnhThuNguyen-zz2hm]

i don't know either

[@FainthedCherry]

*TIMMY NO-*

[@YukariAkiyama]

@Atharv Khatri "hey fat boi u wnana fite"

[@krashface4870]

*this is what happened to a nearby man's buttcrack Who get the reference is going to get a cookie.

[@House1131]

Its Wawa! Whyy whyy Whyy whyy. Whyy whyy hey daddy I spank thiss hoes I stick my pp in some cerros Sorry for bad spelling

[@jharley444]

one minute in and I had the diagnosis down, as a fellow PCOS sufferer I could empathize on so many things

[@sharronhankins7722]

Jasmine Watts me too

[@inopark501]

Yeah same here

[@beacreates4370]

Same doe. I had the diagnosis down just by the title...

[@flashpointprdx]

empathize ?

[@coolspotty]

Jasmine Watts same

[@kelseymcintyre1]

I have pcos it’s really awesome that you’re spreading awareness ! Honestly I have it all under control and I feel better then ever with taking the right hormone therapy , diet and exercise !

[@mirageinthedesert5448]

5 things I've learnt from all of these medical videos 1) -Emia meaning presence in blood 2) -Hyper meaning high 3) -Hypo menacing low 4) One thing can cause 10 trillion other things to happen 5) Always go visit the hospital if you do something that causes something bad

[@youcanpunchmeintheface]

6) Mitochondria is power house of a cell

[@galihcd]

You forgot Hyperlavalampemia

[@Blurq]

Itis- inflammation

[@hannahodell2814]

Hyper- and hypo- are actually prefixes!

[@lazy7279]

7) Modern medicine is always more impressive than you expect

[@Always-fd7pk]

I suffer from PCOS and it has fucked up my self esteem beyond repair (yeay). What constantly amazes me is that so many ppl, even doctors, have never heard of it, even though up to 10% of all women are affected.

[@adelesmith7827]

Ur self esteem can he repaired. Have a look at marissa peers on here xx

[@00jyjsarang]

I had to diagnose myself after seeing it on tv. Because doctors didn't give a fuck during all the years that I described my symptoms.

[@E-Kat]

I'm shocked! I'm so sorry for you but sadly you're not alone! I've found doctors don't know what's Sphincter of Oddi is! My paramedic didn't know what cholecystectomy was!!

[@Dashofcolors]

Just to give you hope, I suffered from PCOS from age 12 to 37, it is like a torture cell. I suffered from most of the symptoms mentioned here and my body rejected metformin But today I have two beautiful boys and my PCOS is controlled if not gone. So keep the faith and workout 4 days a week.

[@boocrimson7720]

I am so dearly sorry for you :( I know it doesn't help a lot to say with time and patience to get it treated that things can get better but as a pre-everything trans masculine individual who... doesn't pass at all I can kinda sympathize if in the opposite direction. I wish I could help you more or trade you somehow cause while the health issues are not good for anyone, it does indeed suck to feel so self conscious about your appearance. Know that you are cared about and still an amazing beautiful person though. Even if you may not feel like it. And screw the doctors that wrote you off like that, that's so frustrating.

[@cr0issants]

As soon as I saw the title I thought Oh no, *”T E S T O S T E R O N E”* edit: hi this is me from a year later and i have no idea what i was referencing but thx for all the likes? LMAO JDHFJSHD

[@PauloCB]

* *muffled jojo's theme in the background* *

[@boaofdeath]

@@PauloCB KT probably heard the pillar men theme when she saw the beard

[@pambotts7334]

I think yes testosterone because I'm a boy whoooo get wrecked I dont have to care if I get a beard I still shave it tho cause most boys that get beards and mustaches at such a young age look dumb af

[@Aphelia.]

@@pambotts7334 how old are you anyway

[@WynnofThule]

@@pambotts7334 ima maybe get one at like 21, depends on if I look like my dad

[@hspencer1202]

ChubbyEmu: "KT has poly-cystic ovary syndrome" Me: *leonardo dicaprio pointing* that's me! I have that!

[@tl1882]

oh thats what everyone is talking about

[@haroldfisher7528]

This channel deserves to be much bigger than it is, these video's are just too good!

[@leaderofnow]

Harold Fisher He should have his own show on discovery health or something similar

[@RCT3Crashes100]

A KZbin user watched a Medical Monday video. This is how he learned something new.

[@omnio2043]

RCT3Crashes100 lol perfect

[@GoldStarLord]

RCT3Crashes100 10/10 best comment i've seen

[@AmyAndThePup]

Saw the title. Knew it was PCOS even without watching. Would have been interesting to be wrong. I hope she got the help she needed. :(

[@locationallyconfused]

This is the only chubbyemu video I have seen where I knew what the cause was before I watched the video- Only because I have PCOS, lol. Super thankful my symptoms aren't this bad.

[@mog882]

One of the smartest/well thought out KZbin channels. This guy seems like a real class act and someone I would want as a physician; I’m not sure what kind of medicine he practices but I bet he’s great at it.

[@matthiasreichshof9896]

He is a doctor in toxicology. Those cases are from his and his collegues work.

[@ManiaMac1613]

If you're ever unfortunate enough to get poisoned, he's your guy.

[@fakename7725]

@@ManiaMac1613 well i live in Australia so it’s bound to happen at some point

[@jamesosborne2305]

Fake Name As an Aussie, I can confirm this

[@aflower6955]

@@fakename7725 Move out of Australia and live In California (opposite of Australia) or any other place of opposite of Australia if you don't want to call this guy xD

[@Strype13]

Emu, you should definitely have your own show. Your material is FAR superior to any of those fake, half-assed, overly-dramatized Emergency Room shows that are all over TV. They're just in it for the shock value and have no interest in actually educating people. You're both entertaining and educational at the same time, which is seemingly quite difficult to do. Thanks for doing what you do and keep up the great work, my friend. 👍

[@Isakube]

@@yoekusam7884 so it never Actually Happened. fucking love television

[@kelseyva6096]

I knew this instantly because I have PCOS! I found out after mine burst and I ignored it until I passed out. Not fun, but totally treatable! Such a good video~!

[@sharronhankins7722]

Kelsey Me too

[@AirellSkye]

Kelsey as do I. It's actually a very common thing now. I hate when cysts burst on my ovary, so painful!

[@randomgaminginfullhd7347]

Nobody gives a shit about your PCOS or even whether you're alive or dead, moron.

[@TheRedNaxelaYouTube]

Bálint Juhász what's your problem?

[@TheSnappleAttack]

Bálint Juhász who hurt you?

[@nathanielintora9563]

First one that I actually saw coming! I'm having PCOS myself although diagnosis was difficult as I'm not obese and I also don't have diabetes. Very informative!

[@zedbags]

A man suddenly bought Fallout 76, here's what happened to his faith in Bethesda

[@Asia.Persuasia]

76 is so trash

[@hurricanespin9919]

AsiaPersuasia Someone should make a joke about that...

[@Austin-5098]

Me irl, later sold the game

[@hanezutchins2786]

Lol This boy drinks water. Here's what happens to his brain.

[@MARIAREY5]

Zedbags jr hahahahahahahahahaha nice one

[@wellmynameisana]

"A Girl Suddenly Grew A Beard. This Is What Happened To Her Ovaries." *Ah, yes, PCOS.*

[@behshadmohebali6234]

the amount of work going into each clip. just amazing.

[@highonlifeandmemes]

Got a diagnosis of pcos at 16, was given a birth control (Given absolutely no warning about clots) arm hurt for 24 hrs, thought i pulled something. Suddenly arm stopped hurting and my chest got tighter. At 23 I had a pulmonary embolism. if I wasn't with my mom idk what would've happened. Know the signs, know the possible side effects/risks of your medication. Be safe

[@Phriedah]

Just a PSA: People, please don't ever try to self diagnose after hearing a smart man talk for 15 minutes on the internet. If you have symptoms similar to those in the video, GO AND SEE A DOCTOR. THEY'RE ALL THIS SMART. They will get you the care you need.

[@AmyAnnLand]

Joe Arend Thank you. Also, when I have to go to the grocery store after work in my scrubs (I’m just a nurse), I get random strangers come up to me occasionally asking me personal medical questions about themselves. I’m like, “I’m off duty, I’m a nurse so I technically can’t diagnose, and uh...I can’t perform an assessment in the middle of a grocery store!” So yes, seek medical attention appropriately whether it be your primary medical provider, an urgent care or a hospital.

[@dylan4972]

While I agree with you that self diagnosing is bad I cannot agree they are all that smart.

[@AotO_DJ]

No, they are not all this smart. In fact, a big % of them have normal IQs.

[@BlueSmokie]

Yes go see a doctor if you have insurance

[@TCSyndicate]

@Epinine but IQ does correlate with medical practice. The literature suggests the average iq of doctors are 120 - 130.

[@viharcontractor1679]

A man used stone pickaxe to mine diamonds this is what happened to his minecraft server.

[@kiyan2157]

A man cusses to a Minecraft Christian server, this is what happened to his account.

[@stevenflores7405]

Kiyan Shitty youtuber makes Minecraft porn. This is what happens to his dignity.

[@danielrobertmiranda6250]

Young Boy Has A Cringy Intro, Heres What Happens To His KZbin Comment Section

[@lordkermit4657]

Steven Flores lol, cant agree more

[@lordkermit4657]

/\/ / /\/ _/ /\ Phoenix yep

[@theasuke8091]

As someone with PCOS I only read the title and was immediately like girl same

[@sierrayocom3108]

Also same. I have a friend who shares the same condition.

[@ivyme5783]

@Some Body good thing I'm a female, I don't have pesky dangling organs between my legs and I don't need to manspread everywhere hehe

[@Disfyncial]

Ivy Iliev. good thing I’m a male and don’t bleed everywhere once a month

[@PLANDerLinde99]

@@ivyme5783 Screw you, elitist prick

[@radicalsini]

@@Disfyncial good thing I'm a female and I dont bleed because I have PCOS lol

[@kyrapc7720]

I have endometriosis and PCOS. Glad to see somebody cover it up and not treating it like some casual daily life thing.

[@DansilSchroeder]

That was the smoothest transition to an advertisement that I have ever seen. Good job.

[@HausHivemind]

Thank you for covering PCOS. It's a terrible thing to deal with.

[@mindspeaker6378]

I am suffering

[@HausHivemind]

I am too. I wouldn't wish it on anyone.

[@kathleen9623]

Me too just got diagnosed on March.

[@junglecat4480]

i was diagnosed with this too, luckily no diabetes, have been eating bc pills prescribed

[@sydneyrica1802]

Haus Hivemind I have it too. I was diagnosed when I was 16...

[@rjm5080]

As someone with PCOS, it was really interesting to learn so much about my condition. This was definitely an extreme case of PCOS though, it’s actually a pretty common condition affecting 1 in 10 women. The most common symptoms of PCOS is acne, irregular menstruation cycle, excessive hair growth and weight gain, all of which I experienced. I was always overweight, my menstruation was irregular and extremely painful and I struggled with severe acne. Even my parents did not bother about my weight gain saying that I was at a growing stage of my life and that I needed to eat in order to grow. They brushed off my irregular periods and extreme cramps, I would literally be crying and rolling on the bed because of my pain but my mum said it was normal and that she had painful and irregular periods at the start too. I also had my first period when I was just 10 years old. At 14 my acne became so severe, it pushed me to clinical depression. I didn’t want to leave my room, let alone the house. Broke all the mirrors at my home because I didn’t want to look at my face, to me my face was completely ruined and couldn’t be healed, I wanted to burn my face off with acid. My parents still forced me to go to school and I was extremely bullied for it. My self confidence was completely ruined. I went to a dermatologist and I was on antibiotics for almost a year using other acne topical creams and face washes, with no improvement. My dermatologist at first said it was normal because of hormonal changes as I going through puberty, but as my acne got worse he just kept increasing the dosage and giving me more powerful antibiotics. I then decided to go to a new dermatologist and he was shocked on how long I was taking such a high dosage of a powerful antibiotic, he told me if this didn’t work my last resort was Accutane which has a really long list of side effects. He asked me to take some blood tests and get a Ultrasonogram of my reproductive organs and that’s when we found that I had PCOS. Ge referred me to a gynecologist and I was asked to lose weight because that was the most effective way to keep PCOS in control. I was given birth control pills to regulate my period and to help my acne as well. I lost 30 pounds after that and I’m at a healthy weight now. My acne cleared up after I was done with my Accutane treatment, but sadly the medication spiked up my cholesterol and triglyceride levels. My depression also worsened while I was on the medication and my eyesight deteriorated really fast as well. I’m off from all medications now and I’m at a much healthier place, my period became completely regular and they are less painful now. My skin cleared up and I’m also much more fit.

[@taeblends]

I'm glad you're better :)))

[@gatorgothgrrl]

ouch, i could feel the pain from this comment from all the way over here

[@ferrypanda]

I have the same story as yours! I took Accutane which cleared a lot my acne but I still have my acne scars. Ive had laser hair removal for the body hair and Im still on birth control (I dont have my period without it). However Im now having digestive issues and they can't figure out why. Apparently birth control can affect digestion. If you ever have acid reflux /indigestion, ask your doctor about how hormoned affect digestion. Medical professionals often overlook digestive issues in women with PCOS! Im at a healthy weight so hopefully they can find the cause soon :)

[@cherub5227]

Raisa I'm glad I'm not the only one who experiences that. it runs in my family. All women in my family end up getting facial hair. so oof

[@lennardoxg9201]

Nah you where just fat

[@lianapalumbo8457]

Both my daughters and myself have PCOS, my youngest extreme. Her ovaries are so big she got tested for ovarian cancer, and many other health issues. It was also interesting you explaining about the Pulmonary embolism, as I was treated for one a month ago, all good now. I've had 4 children, so if my daughters want to eventually have children I'm hoping they can. Thank you for explaining this so well👍🏼

[@ssjrell1365]

A man suddenly drinks sprite, heres what happened to his eyes.

[@MikeDaVlogger]

lol

[@1SSJA]

A man suddenly dies, here's what happens

[@LP-ic3sx]

A grandma drank 99 liters hydrochloric acid. Here’s what happened to her esophagus.

[@k4colee]

A young girl suddenly ate 4 slices of cake. This is what was happening in her liver

[@stevenflores7405]

SSJ Rell Guy masterbated 100 times a day. This is what happened to his right arm.

[@speakersr-lyefaudio6830]

Watching this guy makes me feel smart lol.

[@greenegg6010]

Yeah. It makes me feel like an intellectual human-being.

[@shreksswaggyswamp9071]

same although i don't understand 80% of it

[@bribbri3697]

Makes me wanna study medicine then I remember how much I can't stand blood

[@sigma5210]

I read: " A girl suddenly grew a BREAD, this is what happen to her ovaries" I thought: Yeast infections turning girls into ovens now?

[@Brandon_Da_Boxing_Beautician]

That's funny as hell

[@g.h.7661]

Lmfao itd be genius

[@lapiswolf2780]

🤣

[@teresa9852]

Omg same here... I have to read it couple of times to understand

[@dealeralbania4573]

The f in men stands for funny

[@lopezgenlopez1030]

I’m beginning to like this guy. He sounds monotonous at times but I like how he simplify medical terminologies. Thanks for the video, so informative.

[@julitzavasquez4883]

Ladies, if you're showing symptoms like this, get yourself checked ASAP! Got diagnosed with PCOS after almost a decade of issues, don't be like me and just wait! You need that treatment.

[@Tuggens20]

I remember as a teenager, I had ONE period. one. at 13. then years without one. I kept telling the dr and was told I was fine repeatedly. I found out at 22 years old that I have severe PCOS and I am STILL fighting it today at 28.

[@foamiumcable3616]

ARMED SNOWFLAKE Your Doctor is a fucking dumbass

[@lucyk.5163]

ARMED SNOWFLAKE ...change doctors more often girl...

[@spacecat942]

Omg I'm so scared now... My periods are very irregular but when I came to the doctor he just shrugged it off and said "it can happen because you're a teen!" he didn't even check anything :(( I wonder if i should be worried

[@ryryry333]

person: h- me: A YOUNG GIRL SUDDENLY GREW A BEARD. THIS IS WHAT WAS HAPPENING IN HER OVARIES.

[@shawnjiang2776]

ryann !! That’s how I start all my conversation

[@TeenTitansPokeFreak]

TBH your videos are so professional looking I thought that you had a full team behind this and you where just the face of the channel. It’s awesome to find out that it’s just you, keep it up your doing great work!

[@raisinbran3736]

I like his video formula

[@Veronica-bk6wn]

The fact that someone, somewhere could have this guy as a doctor is amazing.

[@Corpsycle]

This channel is so underrated, I wish you have 10 million subscriptions

[@Corpsycle]

Tentatek Ltd thanks bud I wish you review every single I post.

[@awawpogi3036]

*subscribers :)

[@MrGreen-hr5cq]

Sammy Hussen Sadly only idiots like Jake Paul are those who have most subscriptions.

[@bleach9799]

A Man Posts 6259 memes in 14 hours. This is what happened to his virginity.

[@viharcontractor1679]

Nothing happened to his virginity*

[@hm12874]

Double negative = not a virgin

[@michaeljacksonfan3219]

😂

[@EstevanValladares]

"A girl is presented to emergency room with a beard" ... I know it is serious, but it seems the start of a bad joke.

[@projectmayhem6898]

She presented to the ER with sleepwalking. This statement made me wonder if she just walked to the hospital one night.

[@SpeedKing..]

Lol

[@JETS5]

A girl is presented to emergency room with a beard. She says to me that my beard is nice and i reply to her "thanks, you to". She didn't correct me..

[@emmamontoya9518]

I'm currently doing a PCOS project for my nutrition class and this really helped me out a lot! Thank you so much!

[@massivelegend2492]

A man eats at taco bell, here's what happened to his digestive system

[@andrewaycock98]

this is what happened to the toilet***

[@stuffhappened9271]

Hiroshima would be an understatement

[@smaklytheoat1796]

Hole Conquer h

[@daniellebaltimore9025]

Hell

[@gingerstarburst6395]

It explode

[@gregGould]

If only all videos on Utube were this well spoken, professionally presented and informative!!

[@lunar6562]

A man ate a hundred carolina reapers. This is what happened to his toilet.

[@watermelon2485]

hundred? i dont think anyone can survive eating that much caronila reapers

[@lbochtler]

Sounds like a fun suicide methode

[@insertobject4002]

@@lbochtler na it's slow and painful

[@lbochtler]

@@insertobject4002 but that's what makes it fun!

[@thingythesigma]

More like "A Man Ate 1000 Spicy Taco bell Tacos This Is What Happened To His Booty

[@lucyportway9733]

This is the most information I can find on PCOS! Thanks for helping me understand what the doctors couldn’t!

[@jaloy]

Back in med school endocrinology was a pain to learn but you sir have made it really fun and simple! hoping for more content

[@avmiller]

Awww yisss! I got this one right away! Been learning medical things in my off time from work and these have been super helpful as mini-tests.

[@kokomumu7420]

A bald man snaps his fingers, This is how everyone dies

[@gregorysantana72]

50%

[@orangeman39784]

Its thanos

[@Mike-bm1xv]

One's bald, one's in a boat, and they're both unconscious!

[@_Muser23]

😂😂😂

[@handsome_trig]

Oh, you'd better not get me started on that! 😣

[@katelyndunn5399]

I called it! Within the first couple of minutes of describing the symptoms I had already thought that sounds alot like PCOS.

[@vladimirlenin2714]

Does this mean the BG guy who ate 25 laxative brownies was real? Absolute legend.

[@chubbyemu]

i'll like for the real part. the legend part... meh

[@Echorser]

I’ll like for the legend part for ya

[@felixhultman8410]

Chaotic neutral

[@dylanharding5720]

Lithunoisan mapper it depends on the strength etc.

[@Matt_10203]

Vladimir Lenin legend until he nearly died.

[@nachgeben]

This is so important these days. People need to realize that sometimes, just sometimes, weight gain isn't the fault of a woman. My mother had extremely severe PCOS. She would go a year bleeding, and year with nothing. Her cramps were so severe they would leave her bedridden. She was told she couldn't conceive. Then I showed up, and she bled for another year straight after being told that birth should stop it. When the doctor went in to do a partial hysterectomy, he advised her that he had no choice but to perform a total one because he couldn't even see her ovaries, she had so many cysts, and they were pre-cancerous. She gained a lot of weight, and even in the removal of the problem, has never been able to lose it. (The fact that she later had a botched stomach stapling that resulted in the loss of her spleen, part of her lung, and a lacerated liver didn't help, nor did the fact that this surgery would later be the cause of multiple surgically-caused hernias, but she has always eaten healthy and does her best to stay active.) I have a much less severe form of PCOS, and it's oddly been getting worse with age. I often wonder if it's combining somehow with my Ehler-Danlos Syndrome Type 3 because it seems ALL my problems do, but who knows. Either way, videos like this are important. Thank you.

[@poohcanplay123]

Chayyiel oh god

[@sweetcandy1436]

I have PCOS...yes it does suck. I have been trying to conceive for 10 yrs now. Im thankful for this informative video. It's hard sometimes dealing with this disease. Some people dont really know and assume stuff on their own.

[@psychesomatic690]

I'm sorry to hear that. I have PCOS as well. I was diagnosed and began treatment as a teenager, but in the years since, have developed several related conditions (Insulin Resistance/Metabolic Syndrome, High Cholesterol, weight problems...) It seems like this syndrome comes with a "one-two punch": It's problematic during adolescence, then comes back during adulthood with a whole other battle. Although, I personally, have never had any desire to reproduce, I sympathize with your struggle. And hopefully people become better informed (or at least less presumptive).

[@whistlebird]

I have PCOS too. I hate it, but I know I've been lucky. It took me four years trying to conceive before a progesterone supplement (progestin? I think that was the name) and Clomid eventually worked. It took my mom 9 years and a similar treatment. I hope something works out for you soon too! Luckily modern day medicine provides options for people like us.

[@leelabella6348]

I understand how you feel. It's been about 8 years for me. Vitex helped to regulate my period and conception was made possible, but haven't had any luck with it sticking.

[@PyscoFalcon]

I know it's hard but please try not to give up. If your in the UK you can have up to 2 IVF treatments for free if the Clomid doesn't work. After several years and a few miscarriages I now have a 5 year old so it can happen with medical help. Sending you LOTS of wishes.

[@sweetcandy1436]

OrElseYouWillDie100 no and not nice to ask any ways

[@brendacase7756]

This explains exactly what I went through growing up till now. In November of 2018 I had major surgery for endometrial cancer. I'm clear now but wish this was more known of back in the 70's & 80's when I was a teen. (Sharing video hoping more girls won't have to go through this alone) Thank-you

[@bluekjar]

Dude this is one of my favorite channels now. Please never stop.

[@sofiata2133]

Medical Mondays are my favorites. I have a question tho. Why don’t other obese and diabetic patients have hyperandrogenemia due to their fatty tissues and high insulin? Also, why didn’t the increase in testosterone lead to an increase in estrogen since testosterone is a precursor for estrogen? Thanks for your videos

[@chubbyemu]

Great questions. One thing that was only lightly mentioned in video was the concept of gonadotropin hormones: Luteinizing Hormone and Follicle Stimulating hormone, which feed into the theca and granulosa cells of the ovaries. LH is elevated in PCOS typically (usually, but not always) and it feeds forward for the conversion of cholesterol to progesterone to androstenedione in the theca cells. It does mainly negate the negative feedback that testosterone has on androstenedione production. Increased estrogen as a result is typically not enough to prevent the follicles from failing to ovulate due to hyperandrogenemia. Thanks for the questions!

[@fuzzinn]

Chubbyemu I understood 4 words from that

[@brucelevine6517]

Just asking did you check to see if her Penal glad was engaged or had a tumor ?

[@get_shanked9433]

Sofiat A science, that’s why

[@thomasevanchik6873]

I know almost 0 nothing about the human body how it works and all that but these vids are so interesting

[@rogermasyas165]

It is not a Chubbyemu video if it lacks the lines "Presenting to the emergency room..." at the start and "Take care of yourself" at the end. Thanks again for the video and already excited for the next one!

[@hotaruishere2133]

I feel for this girl. I didnt know I had PCOS until I was freaking 22. But at her same age of 11, I had SUCH hairy legs and a mustache other kids of all ages at school would tease me for. So much so that I actually asked my mom if I could start shaving my legs because people kept making fun of me. I totally feel the beard issue too now, since in the last 3 years, I've been unwillingly growing a tiny beard patch on the lower side of my chin.

[@aspie4live]

I just got diagnosed with PCOS, and now youtube is recommending this video... That's a bit scary, not gonna lie.

[@onemanarmy36]

Did you google it? Because if not, then that really is creepy.

[@knotsoangelic]

@@onemanarmy36 Lately that kind of thing has been happening to me. I saw an ad for Bridgerton when I had not ONCE mentioned it online, only verbally. They’re watching us.

[@aflower6955]

@@knotsoangelic The ad you get is linked with Google searches and the type of things you watch on KZbin. No wonder I get medicines ad for this person and I search rarest diseases in google and other things related to it.

[@Dark-le3bn]

This is very common A guy did a sort of an experiment, he live streamed and decided to speak about "dog toys" for 2 mins. He showed his ads on different websites on google *before* he talked about dog toys and *after* he talked about em. Surprisingly, after he talked about the toys, ALL of his ads were based on, which, initially, werent even seen once. So u might be talking about ur condition or probably searched it up Websites generally sell info for ads

[@knotsoangelic]

@@aflower6955 Thats the thing, I wasnt watching it online either. My mother watched it on Netflix, thats it. I did not ONCE do anything online to promote their algorithm for personalized ads. It just happened.

[@45themovement]

A man died, here's what happend to his life

[@Crankiebox99]

Supreme Hose he died duh

[@martialkintu2035]

Crankiebox 99 That's the joke.

[@vincentlam5746]

+Martial Kintu r/whoosh

[@shannu_boi]

r/woooshseption

[@relief88]

"JD" is a man presenting to the Graveyard after he died.

[@onedeeznutsjoke2296]

A family got a cat This is what happened to their furniture

[@elm-ishh5718]

Christmas tree*

[@PolishBehemoth]

Lulz

[@929er13]

rip

[@bemusedbandersnatch2069]

I'm just about to watch the one with the cat and the toddler next. This oughta be good.

[@illumimorow8029]

I felt that 😔