On-Board Surgery Threatens Entire Fishing Operation | Deadliest Catch

An on-board surgery to treat Big Bird’s infection, coupled with the harsh storms, derails the crew’s crab-catching hopes, how will captain Wild Bill cope?
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[@johnhanselman6371]

I was impressed listening to the the amateur doctor gently talk to the patient step by step. I felt relieved when I saw that thing explode like lava from a volcano. Good to know the operation appeared to be a success.

[@Mark-in4fr]

He gonna have a scar and I don’t mean from the cut itself but because he technically popped it and now the skin will never be the same

[@glendadalejones3753]

@@Mark-in4fr somehow,don’t think it will be an issue for the wearer and bearer .that would’ve had to have been drained over a few weeks and heal from inside out,so I can’t see a cut,shape and stitch up !

[@SamP0rterBridges]

It'll have to be drained again eventually. You must remove the cyst sack or it will come back.

[@nevergiveup9560]

I’ve had this shit happen to me but mine was under my arm pit shit was big as a golf ball I was a teen at the time I showed my dad he took me up to the hospital I thought they would freak when they seen it being so big and the lady nurse was like is that it . Dam she hit it with the razor and it filled three or four Dixie cups up and it felt amazing after it was down . And a week later I didn’t know they packed it with goze and It was hanging out of my cutt and I thought it was my skin because it was the same color as my blood totally freaked me out because it was like four feet long I just kept pulling It out .

[@CalipsoCareline]

@@SamP0rterBridges how are they going to do it in the middle of the ocean? He probably gonna see a doctor when on land.

[@AmberTurdsShittyBedsheet]

You know when a crabbing captain says something is gross, it's pretty damn bad. Poor guy.

[@DanielP-ue9bc]

This man definitely committed to his job , to battle that infection in that weather he definitely new what had to be done . MASSIVE RESPECT ❤❤❤

[@hunterjones9822]

Gotta love how they add in the squishy sound effects when he lances it open....

[@garysimpson-humphreys4003]

That guy was amazing totally calm and ready to take that thing out fighting

[@molliebutterfly2786]

I love how Bill was like I ant getting anywhere near that yak 😂😂😂

[@Crafting_Through_Life]

Just for anyone that wants to know, when you’re going out to sea for weeks at a time, we are given basic antibiotics for infections/illnesses like this or colds that turn into bronchitis. We also keep lots of medical supplies like gauze pads, sutures, etc and many times just sew ourselves up. A situation like this we try not to use a lot of supplies and this was not the typical mrsa infection therefore it wouldn’t need to be packed and just covered to allow itself to push out the infection and antibiotics given because the risk of further infection from being in a nasty fishy environment.

[@josmotherman591]

When I was in the Army I got one of those on my lip, at the corner of my mouth. When I finally got to the field hospital tents, it took three guys to hold me down. Talk about an explosion! LOL! I painted that one medic's glasses. I know...Grossomundo. But what a relief.

[@saberwing2170]

🤢

[@VaeVictisXIII]

@@saberwing2170 Sure he loved your "painting" ha

[@shannonreaves4722]

I had one right beside my butthole in the crack of my ass… nothing I could do didn’t hurt… when they lanced it… I could’ve kissed that grown man right in the mouth.

[@josmotherman591]

@@shannonreaves4722 LOL! I know it's not funny at the time... but hey......Peace.

[@josmotherman591]

@Living Soil & Solventless Extracts Yeah....I was thinking the same thing..Just lucky I guess.. lol.

[@Sbeve_One]

Amateur crab doctor is better than half the docs I’ve been to my entire life

[@muttproductions2536]

"Amateur Crab Doctor" sounds like the title of a hilarious TV series. 10/10 would crab again.

[@pkxpanz3r241]

ive literally done this surgery on myself, just out of being lazy about going to the doctors and the pain the cyst caused me. i had no idea it was considered a "surgery" and my doctors were stunned after i told them, i am only now learning what was wrong, through this video years after the fact lmao

[@masonfarnsworth6730]

Right lol as a teen my mom took me in for a ingrown toe nail. I watched the doc do it once and have done it myself ever since and learned when and how to minimize risk of infections. Havnt been to the doc since I got off my moms medical lol

[@sisamusudroka3000]

Lol why were they surprised? It’s not rocket science, a child could do this much

[@denisb8570]

@@masonfarnsworth6730 ingrown toe nails hurt like a bitch 😂

[@Gnarnia.]

Just like popping a pimple... They couldve done that with a needle... Using the word surgery just sounds fancier than popping a pimple 🤣😭

[@tezy0193]

i have to do this every few months myself.. social anxiexty prevents me from going to the doctor :/ .. if you cut it out properly one time it doesnt regrow, its just not doable without injectable lidocaine .. which of course, you don't get without prescription

[@user-fc4lq3ul5h]

Big up my man and the crew for understanding we’re all human at the end of the day

[@uhhhhhuman7376]

The minute that thing opened, you could see the relief despite the pain on his face

[@Saintbow]

Had to do a field surgery like this once. After you drain it, the next part was opening it up wider and pull out all the chunks that makes up the cyst. After that, had to cut up a tampon, (Yes, I carry tampons in my trauma kit) dip it in iodine and put it in the hole. It will absorb any returning puss, allowing it to drain without getting infected. Every 5 hours, we removed the tampon, checked on the area and put a fresh one in. Gave us enough time to get a real doctor to take over.

[@pommiebears]

I’ve told people to carry tampons as awesome field dressings, to stop bleeding, etc. I got royally laughed at. Glad I found you…..I need this validation 👍🏽😂

[@GigasGrimmjaw]

@@pommiebears pads make good sterile bandages as well

[@mitchellyarborough1791]

There good for bullet holes as well

[@Sarge92]

whats wrong with carrying tampons? there awesome for nose bleeds and infact any bleed where you have a large enough hole and want to plug the hole whilst being absorbent there also excelent for fire starting there quite versatile

[@anonanon4109]

The reason people laugh at tampons is because it doesn’t have an agent so stop blood clotting it only will soak up blood there are better things than tampons out there my friend had some in his trauma kit and my EMT buddies laughed their asses off

[@XCI5ION]

I use to love watching these when I get up early for work tired and its pouring outside. My job is easy compared to what they go through everyday! some tough lads

[@pepleatherlab3872]

Yeah, bacteria are always so problematic when trapped under the skin. The problem just grows and grows becoming more painful. It's good practice to always add a sterile scalpel, topical lidocaine (to numb the area), gauze and iodine to your first aid kit. You never know when you'll need to lance something like this. I've had to do a lot of similar self care while in remote places. It sucks but what can a person do. (shrugs) My estimation is that this is irritating Big Bird even more because of its location. He's having to move his arms back and forth for the job which is inflaming the area even more.

[@travislarson2636]

Thanks Dr by the way did you get your list from seeing exactly what they used to treat the man? thanks we seen it too loool

[@baddie1shoe]

Why are people calling him Big Bird?

[@christieleonard4359]

Gawd there's a lot of critics & med experts on this thread! They're out in the middle of a raging mad ocean! Ol' boy did good getting it lanced. Bird looked as if he were a brand new fella after. On with the show! ✌

[@PJ-yc2kb]

I did this to myself in the military. Used ice as my anesthetic. Just got to get everything out and keep it clean. Hurt like a SOB. Had tears coming out of my eyes. Mine never came back. My buddies that got them took medicine for em. Theirs ended up coming back.

[@yeahno6100]

I did the same thing by just squeezing the fucking thing until it exploded (Yes, I'm an idiot, don't do it, it HURTS) and mine was worse then in the video, wish I had just gone to the doctors lol. Never felt so much pain and then relief in my life, mine was gone after a few days of healing and hasn't come back. Also had tears running down my cheek and chipped a little corner off one of my front teeth from biting down so hard in pain.

[@PJ-yc2kb]

@@yeahno6100 Yeah man. I had access to scalpels at least. I was in medic training in the Army. Only thing that hurt more than this was dislocating my small toe.

[@carlhicksjr8401]

You note how they're being VERY careful to 'log' every single bit of the medical procedure and after-care on camera... Cuz lawsuits suck.

[@Quagigitymire]

Lawsuits suck? Yea, sure, can't argue they don't. However, not every man, woman, or child is lawsuit crazy. So I doubt lawsuits were even an after thought let alone a motivation for anything said, done, or recorded here.

[@carlhicksjr8401]

@@Quagigitymire Well, I'm not trying to imply anything untoward here. I'm just noting the level of 'CYA'. Consider the situation: A minimally trained person was rendering medical aid in very adverse conditions. If the procedure had gone the least bit wrong, there may have been a lawsuit... A lawsuit of such a nature as to put the Hildebrand Brothers out of business. So the deckhand helping out hit all the high points... - Got the patient's permission to treat - Described in detail what was going to happen and why - Did no more and no less than he described - Did not exceed his level of training - And prescribed appropriate after-care. And he was careful to get this all on camera, just in case the infection was more serious than originally thought. All of this was VERY smart on the part of everybody. It's not as good as a taped affidavit with sworn testimony, but it sure as Hell is the next best thing.

[@davidreynolds8865]

@@carlhicksjr8401 he also had the whole thing on video, so that when the professionals ask questions they know exactly what was done.

[@carlhicksjr8401]

@@davidreynolds8865 Sure. But that's one of the legal protections too. Documentation of treatment protects both the patient and the provider. Since this pustule wasn't life-threatening, the aid provider is probably not covered by Good Samaritan laws -- I have no idea how such laws apply to fishing boats in international waters but 'better safe than sorry' are words to live by.

[@slydEvil35]

Eh I’m pretty sure these guys aren’t full time employees and there’s some sort of language in the contract they sign about the risks/dangers associated with this job. Also most of these guys are career fishermen. If they even try to sue a captain because of an infection to an inflamed boil who the hell is gonna hire them going forward? By your line of thinking they could also sue him for unsafe working conditions and lack of sleep allowed!

[@savagex466-qt1io]

I worked on calm water for 10 years and I dont think people truly understand how dangerous this type of job is lol. For all members of the crew even the captain sitting in his comfy ass chair lol. That ice on the deck is a good way to get hurt or even overboard.

[@TheGoonSquadd]

I love the squishy noises production just had to add while it was draining lol. Like really?

[@Number1ReggaeHunter]

LMFAOOO noticed that too wasnt sure if it was real sound. caught me off guard lol.

[@russ7233]

Captain making sure he takes his antibiotics, fuck yeah.

[@Alekkssandra]

I've done this to myself a few times. No idea it was considered "surgery". I'd rather do it myself than have someone else do it for me, but that's just me. Hurts but way better after it's drained.

[@DemetriusB337]

Ive done this multiple times in war and in training on myself it is a major relief and helps to keep a clear mind and stay in the fight.

[@billcarver6539]

I have done that myself a couple times. Why pay a doctor a few hundred bucks when you can do it yourself? lol.

[@vcearth5805]

I Had One Directly Under My Arm Pit, It Caused Restless Nights And Couldnt Lift My After Above My Head. My Doctor Put Me To Sleep To Drain it, I Didn’t Even Know They Did It Til I Woke Up

[@jonahi1304]

its surprising what people do on there own. After going to the doctor about three times for ingrown toenails (both toes on both sides) I just do it myself about every other month. there's a whole nother surgery i have to get done to stop it forever

[@the_Real_Grammy_of_6]

I used to be a regular viewer of America’s Deadliest Catch…that was until Capt Phil Harris left us. He was the only reason I watched it. His interactions with the other captains, his sons, but mostly his personality. He was real. I couldn’t watch it after he was gone. I don’t have any TV service - cable or satellite. I only have streaming. So I watch a lot on KZbin. I started getting video “suggestions” of Deadliest Catch and spin-offs. I’m really becoming a fan of Wild Bill. I don’t remember him from years ago, but that’s probably just my memory 😊. The clips here are sometimes recently uploaded, but I’m not sure if they are recently recorded. Is Wild Bill still “fishing” as of now (September 2021). Thank you to anyone who answers this for me 😀

[@codyvandervlist5017]

Yes he sure is

[@johnschool]

k?

[@trapkoala8901]

Hi Grammy! Wild Bill is still fishing ❤️

[@janegoldy6385]

Wild Bill is still at it. He had probably the hardest season on the emotional end that any captain could have, but he made it through.

[@trapkoala8901]

@@janegoldy6385 watching him react to Nick’s death was heartbreaking 💔

[@Ironwind1972]

Cleans the area first, makes a cut, then wipes it with a dirty towel.

[@TheGooberOfGoobs]

Whatever is on hand will do just fine, especially sense they think that not carrying a simple first aid kit or trauma kit is important.

[@ember2874]

I'm an RN in a level 1 trauma center. This isn't a sterile procedure. He's on antibiotics, he'll be fine. Good job considering the circumstances!

[@ember2874]

@Ironwind1972 The guy that did the I&D clearly said, "Just keep taking your antibiotics..."

[@jaratt85]

@@Ironwind1972 Bill called him up to tell him "make sure you're taking those antibiotics, I gave you, on time and the correct dose.." pay attention

[@steveschierholz5272]

And doesn't cover his nose with the mask.

[@thlee3]

the surgeon deckhand was super professional

[@glendadalejones3753]

I sympathise. I had them for several years,even bigger and ended up having four surgeries under armpit,sweat glands removed etc. And even worse area,is the groin and I’ve had them ther too,just the sane similar size. Heck,I had nothing on John Wayne. Can’t describe the pain.it’s something else. I didn’t miss work either.

[@glendadalejones3753]

@@RovingPunster mine were called sebaceous and they all tested benign. I had two occurrences in the pilonidal area.your right. Pain is unbearable,couldn’t sit for at least four days what I remember.it’s been a long time now though. Up until this year,my bloods have been normal and I can’t count how many times they tested ne for diabetes. This year however,I’m showing pre diabetes signs in the bloods .. prone to cysts and boils And infections here.been told that. Thankyou for replying.it was interesting ✅🙌

[@glendadalejones3753]

@@RovingPunster also had two skin grafts taken to be out in armpits. Those were the buggers. Stinging don’t come lose !

[@lukemurray1104]

Miss a day bro.

[@vespien2056]

I suffer from Hidradenitis Suppurativa (Acne Inversa) on my inner thighs so I know exactly what you mean. So damn painful when you get a flare up.

[@davidkrappenschitz253]

If you lose weight you wouldn't have those issues those primarily happen in people who are obese with no to little muscle tone

[@andrewsimm633]

This season was bloody crazy.

[@joshnoi1804]

He makes a point to show how sterile everything was. Then he goes and wipes the cyst with a dirty rag!

[@LadyGecko]

It wasn’t a dirty rag, it’s anti-septic containing Chlorhexidine Gluconate. Same stuff they use in hospitals

[@Rbbrrmqn146]

I think they mean after he lanced it!!

[@FilthyFloor]

There is a difference between things going IN your system, as the needle should, and drying off after.

[@honeybee476]

and he double dipped the qtip in the ointment lol

[@slydEvil35]

Just about to comment that too! However I think they were kinda screwed from the start as a gross boat engine room out at sea full of smelly sweaty dudes likely isn’t the most sanitary environment lol

[@ghijkl94]

This is the video I needed to watch while eating dinner

[@RovingPunster]

I cant tell if that was an inflamed ingrown hair, sebaceous cyst, or epidermoid cyst. I've had the latter. Relieving the pressure feels good, but if it was epidermoid then the first aid guy involved did it wrong because after draining the pus you need to probe the incision to find the internal borders of the cyst, then draw out all the dead skin and encapsulating membrane .. which kinda looks like a mixture of damp tissue paper and cottage cheese, and the encapsulating membrane is kinda like a squid cap - the older, the tougher. Bottom line: if its an epidermoid cyst, the crisis is not over, because until the entire cyst is extracted it's going to stay inflamed and will quickly worsen, because cutting the border to drain it spreads the infection. Simply draining a cyst is sometimes NOT enough - you need to assess that type it is when you go in, to determine if additional steps are required.

[@RovingPunster]

@@rayfuckingrules386 Spoken like someone who's never had one. EDIT: he deleted his post.

[@cogline9]

I had one of those myself years ago on the upper, inner thigh near the sac. Suffice to say I had enough opiate painkillers that I felt no pain and set work, clearly all of it out. It was a pretty horrid thing to see, especially doing the self surgery thing but got myself cleaned up and aside from a small scar that was he end of that! Suffered with it for weeks until I just had enough. However I wouldn't recommend this approach folks, get yourself to a doctor if you can! Wasn't an option at the time for me but these kinds of things happen when you live out in the boonies. XD

[@RovingPunster]

@@cogline9 People need to be very careful with opiates, esp if black market ones are involved (which can vary wildly in strength and their actual active ingredients ... sometimes fatally so). If you must manipulate a cyst at home, a local rather than a general is likely the safer bet and lesser evil. Seeing a doctor is still by far the best route

[@davidleboeuf8799]

I had one of those earlier this year right on the back of my neck about an inch below bottom hairline (right on the neck bone). It slowly grew over a few months and got to the point where I had to get it surgically removed. You couldn't drain it since it was mostly solid tissue/membrane thing exactly like stated above. Not a fun experience

[@RovingPunster]

@@davidleboeuf8799 Yeah, theyre not fun ... esp if they get inflamed/indurated, or worse still, infected. Infected epidermoid cysts can erupt into nasty furuncles, and often leave permanent cellulitis and scarring that can make recurrence more likely. For those who are diabetic, the need to manage sugars takes on increased importance, because elevated blood sugars ramp up the body's inflammation thermostat, and also provide extra food for blood-borne pathogens.

[@kellygraham9388]

He did such a good job! Well done!

[@tomace194]

Post malone is fishing now?

[@teller1229]

The sounds they added just make it 😂

[@capnrob97]

Nasty stuff. My wife is a wound care nurse in a hospital and she tells me about some the stuff she deals with, makes me want to puke, no way I could do it.

[@JuiceDraticZ]

good old boils, got your self a staph infection, pretty painful stuff man

[@ItsBarnabyJones]

I love how he takes the clean q tip dips it into Neosporin, puts it on the boil, then takes the SAME q tip BACK on the Neosporin bottle to put more on his boil. Now the Neosporin bottle is contaminated with the same infection. So now anyone who needs to use it will now have infection spread. lol

[@anonyninja7737]

LOL HOMEBOY'S GOT A HUUUUGE SWASTICA ON HIS BACK

[@BirdDawg1]

Saw that too. Not to mention the shamrock on his chest and three 6's on his face. Representating A.B.

[@blakeerdmann]

These guys are true men! Well done!!

[@rorywithers2720]

Wild Bill: I don't want to see it, But damn you better take the Meds I gave you to make it better.

[@jacobmosovich]

Pimple poppers AND deadliest catch!? Best show ever!! XD

[@ryans413]

They just had to put sound effects in the editors must have loved this

[@MjK931]

Come on Bill just a pimple 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Money23181]

😆 🤣l😂 🤣 😅 😄 😜

[@GabGotti3]

Way to be a Captain Bill

[@GF-zh7sv]

that's a cyst, i get them all the time. They do hurt but i cut and pop my own, you can get them surgically removed for good as well, sometimes they grow back

[@tmontes1974]

Hot water compress for awhile before makes it a lot easier

[@pjdlol]

lmfao @ the edited in sound effects when he squeezed it

[@leegregory3974]

Oh I've had that before and wow did I feel his pain....

[@alvinjoseph8724]

I know what one of those feel like I have had one my self , so I know he is in alot of pain.

[@sarahtrew6894]

The guy doing the procedure is doing really well, good communication with the patient, explaining what is going on in terms the patient is able to understand, using sterile equipment (makes me wonder if he has a medical background or knows someone wtih a medical background, or if he just watches medical shows😅). The guy having the procedure done looks relieved once it's over

[@southpaw578]

Gotta love the sound effects when he was squeezing.

[@CJ-lp8hk]

Ingrown malone

[@jamesd.6979]

I've done this to myself twice. The first time I had a cyst the size of a golfball in my upper back / lat area. It was just a small bump for like 2 years, then it gradually started to hurt more and more. I honestly thought it was a muscle in my back causing the pain at first, not the bump. So I started putting heating pad on it, which was a huge mistake. It immediately started to get more inflamed and bigger. It grew from the size of a pea to the size of a golfball within like 3 days. It hurt so f'n bad, I can't even begin to explain. I ended up slicing it open with a scalpel and then literally pushing up against the wall mount towel rack on the bathroom wall. I basically squeezed it all out by pushing all of my weight into the metal rack above and below the incision (which was a horrible way to do it, I didn't know how dangerous it was what I did until months afterward when I told someone). Amazingly it healed super fast and very clean. Second time it was the top of my right hand, it was an abscess from a previous injury that didn't heal properly. This one was wayyyy more painful. I probably sat there and squeezed it for 30-40 minutes. The nasty, bloody pus was neverending. Eventually I got to the brain and pulled it out with tweezers. Again, healed super fast and very clean. I got super lucky both times, they could have easily became more infected.

[@wemustbecomemachines2012]

if someone would invent a camera that goes underwater it might save these guys a load of time

[@tripical]

And this is why I always bring a good few percocets everywhere I go, including at sea ESPECIALLY.

[@dixienormous7049]

Fuck a perc...smoke a joint

[@basementboy1910]

@@dixienormous7049 mate for me to take a perc id have to smoke throught the whole damn ship

[@dixienormous7049]

@@basementboy1910 huh

[@dixienormous7049]

@@basementboy1910 percs are trash...not only does weed help with the pain..itll also make you forget that were hurtin in the first place

[@NotOnDrugs]

Lemme buy some 🙂

[@wankbrosgaming7389]

In terms of Quick Amateur First Aid I give that a A+.💯👍🏼

[@meowmeow89012]

That must have been really painful...

[@d4ngerd4n]

4:48 You can clear as day see the swastika on this mans back

[@bigtoke5220]

Yeah the guy spent sometime in prison for sure

[@fishinmagician3960]

Infection like that, that close to the heart scary.

[@davidcampos268]

90 % of people would have done that to them selves with far inferior supplies

[@kitsunelee007]

I'm a former homeless teen and learned how to do "normal patch up" stuff. Basically it's alot like Vietnam..you just improvise and keep the person alive. A Combat Medic told me that and it's helped me out numerous times.

[@HysjMysj]

Not sure if I'd want my surgeon to wear a "Dirty Hands, Clean Money" shirt, while surgeoning on me

[@iodedonpepto]

I had one of those on my chest and I put off doing anything about it till the pain was too much. The lady at the ER said I had a fever of 104 and had I not come in I could’ve died due to the infection blood getting into my bloodstream

[@curranjohnson7489]

You close your eyes when captain wild bill talks and tell me it doesn’t sound like plankton from the chum bucket

[@wayneneher6362]

It takes a special person to do what you and the guys do, Bill....I'm not special.

[@kimberlybellard6972]

Yea staph infections are no fun. Had one last year on the back of my neck under my hair & after 3 days, I started feeling pain in my head. It was a different kind of pain that I’ve never felt before. I couldn’t hold my head up bc if I did the pain would’ve gone to my head & I would be dizzy. My mom wanted me to wait a few days before bringing me to the doctor but I didn’t want any infection to go to my brain so I went to an urgent care w/ my aunt. That’s when I found out it was a staph infection. The doctor gave me an antibiotic cream & pills to take for it bc he said it wasn’t at the point where they needed to drain it out yet. The pills literally knocked my body out of the wind like I didn’t feel like moving around & I was physically exhausted. After the staph went away it took a while for my body to recuperate from the medication & the infection. Staph infections are serious if you don’t take care of it right away whether it’s an ingrown hair or an insect bite

[@lordhong4558]

got one of those right beside my A hole, couldnt do anaesthetization, the doctor have to cut a cross, take him 8 cuts, i can totally feel this man in the video, thats not some surgery you want to take

[@SortaProfessional89]

I've done this solo many many times. Although the infection is dangerous. For sure staphylococcus but if your lucky it will stay staphylococcus and not turn into MRSA. I've had MRSA 3 times and ended up in the hospital everytime having to get IV antibiotics for 5days+. Surefire way to end up with a 20k hospital bill.

[@josephbearup4787]

I’m dealing with same stuff Rn on My Neck Last Fri was felt like a Pimple And Now it’s swollen and I’m watching this before going to Hospital today. Been to Doctors and They gave me antibiotics and a Cream But Didnt help it’s getting worse. So Thanks for Video Hope they Lance Mine Today Cheers

[@hammernnails8310]

After the wave and the boat Doc said whoa and the camera panned back I thought he was going to be missing his arm.

[@benjamin4394]

The ER Nurse in me is screaming NNNNOOOOOOO but the ex yachtie in me is screaming YAAAHHHHHHHHS MATE.

[@user-cv7kf2fg1z]

All that steril talk and he sops it up with a dirty kitchen rag 😂

[@thejoker8583]

What bill says to his friends before entering the bar after a long trip at sea 😎 !!!! 05:05

[@ctdieselnut]

Lol that's the gameplan

[@benjohnson5505]

i do this 5 times a day as I have Hidradenitis superitiva

[@Muskokajames]

I have it too, not as bad as others like us, but bad enough. I frickin hate it.

[@brysonschluterman8422]

As soon as he cut it I could feel the relief from that I kinda know how he feels I got my finger smashed really bad one time it swelled up like a huge knot and so purple. The tip of my finger was so big that my nail looked tiny. Usually it would go back to normal because of the hot water from showers but mine was so bad it didn’t. So I took a needle and poked a hole on the top. As soon as I did so much heat came out and blood and puss came out it was such a relief.

[@eyefishinggunkchannel1011]

Thing with a cyst is theres normally capsule if u dont get that out it keeps coming back but ye he did a good job

[@creepy.cookie3187]

These suck! I had one on my bikini line and the friction from walking was so painful, there so so so much relief from just that initial drain

[@caelanshpak2007]

I've had a few of those myself it's no lie when he says it hurts like hell especially when you're squeezing the puss out oh that is so painfull

[@ZebbMassiv]

I used to get the a few times a year in the worst areas. Some required trips to the hospital, others pop after a few days of strong antibiotics

[@paulettebarrow9791]

I had a boil in my armpit along time ago, I had to use Ichthammol, its a drawing salve. It took 3-4 times to draw and squeeze the yuck out, I thought I would die when getting it squeezed out, SO FRICKING PAINFUL! I had no lidocaine or pain killer at all to take

[@KrisH-kp9vx]

Ive had one of them and they do hurt. The scar it left makes me look like I got shot in the chest.

[@KurokamiRyo]

I’m gonna sample bill saying Nyahh and make a song out of it

[@Carlos-Garcia47]

I get that shit all the time its mad irritating and can be extremely painful, I've had two that were so bad that when it popped by itself it left a massive scar

[@OOOOOOOOOF]

4:47 I get the feeling they forgot to edit his back out here.

[@norten76]

The tattoo on his back lol

[@waltershumate5777]

What did those crab do with the rest? Looks like they should have baited with a sign that said "FREE BEER" instead.

[@peter7914]

Just about anyone who has been to prison has had this it’s 100% painful

[@nathanmerritt1581]

He's done a better job than some so-called doctors on the ER.

[@MultiTHEJOKER]

2:05

[@urolderbrother]

4:49 looks like Big Bird might have a swastika tattooed on his back.... anybody else catch that?

[@thesportsguy126]

probably hes definetly a felon

[@kristinafisher3801]

That man’s a tattoo artist just know it!!

[@crimescene25]

people still use these filter pics?

[@historyhunter5215]

Damn this brought back ptsd of that crap in my shoulder... A subaseous cyst..

[@Rottenkirsche13]

I love David’s eyebrow tattoos

[@bluegrasskid]

Bird, you my friend are one tough SOB, son!🍻

[@kenny9021043]

Like really bill? Riding the trough while the crew tries and does surgery? 😂

[@MingeTheAllKnowing]

wild bill is quite a leader

[@Yourmomgoestocolledge]

This dude has his eyebrows tatted? Lol The Cool Guy Club 🎸 🎸🎸🎸

[@georgejones3104]

Carbuncles are painful too

[@SarahBabe]

"Shoulda married money." LOL

[@lilitudeamnocte248]

it's just a cyst. that's not surgery. lol

[@christopherknight1851]

looks like MRSA, i had that twice and it sucks so bad

[@Retrocidal]

id be dead for sure out there i have nerve damage so i can't deal with cold any more i used to but now not to well