Doctor Reacts To Reality TV Medical Emergencies

[@tophatowl6724]

0:45 Gorden actually commented that he stopped doing kitchen nightmares in part because he would constantly have a bad stomach from eating the literal garbage he was served on a regular basis.

[@lukemwill99]

BUT IT'S COMING BACK!

[@flszen]

New plot: Gordon has Nino eat the garbage food.

[@Chuck_EL]

​@@lukemwill99 His British version was awesome I still binge it on KZbin His American one is good too

[@cheatermkcheaterson]

@@flszen NINOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Kalenz1234]

@@Chuck_EL The american version was way to dramatised with the obnoxious music and out of context cuts. UK version was him coming in and helping out failing restaurants. US was more family therapy.

[@SlimThrull]

The fact that the watermelon broke is probably what saved her from a much worse injury. A good deal of the energy was used up breaking the watermelon as opposed to breaking her bones.

[@Tan-whippie]

I suspect they used overripe watermelons for this reason as a safety precaution

[@megggg]

Definitely safer than when the same thing happened on the last season of The Challenge but with a golf ball.

[@harinu9339]

@@megggg A golf ball.. I can’t imagine the pain

[@lillykola6152]

​@@harinu9339 Well... I can Imagine. At least a little bit. Got hit with a medicine ball in the face once. Ouch.

[@UmCaraNormalnumPlanetanormal]

Yup

[@hallebrouse]

another note you might find interesting about the dance moms clip: Nia (the girl who got injured) also has Reflex neurovascular dystrophy, so i cant imagine how painful that was to her despite it being a somewhat minor injury

[@blusafe1]

Minor ligament tears can be extremely painful. Notice how the tear was more painful than the stress fractures on her toes.

[@VerBear]

she probably also got tramah from that due to her mom pressuring her and forcing her to dance when she was injured (ignore my spelling)

[@MajorNutsack]

Nobody finds anything interesting about that dumpster fire

[@hnichole]

@@VerBear "Tramah" got an audible laugh out of me, thank you internet stranger. 😭

[@long_term_karma9899]

Honestly, that show is just legal child abuse. No way it should be allowed

[@Maerahn]

In that Gordon Ramsey clip, Gordon had found a dead lobster in the tank with the live ones not ten minutes before service began in that restaurant. Presumably he thought simply telling the staff "don't serve any lobster that's been in that tank" would be enough for them to... not do that. But then, this is 'Kitchen Nightmares,' so...

[@flickcentergaming680]

Yeah that incident was horrifying. I really hope that poor customer was okay after the show was taped.

[@gamester512]

@@flickcentergaming680 He was probably strongly encouraged to go see a doctor once the cameras were off of him. Gordon takes customer safety *very* seriously.

[@ianagulino6653]

Gordon: do not serve any lobster today Staff: to serve lobster you say??

[@ElyssaiscsPowellesc]

@@gamester512 the customer left in an ambulance

[@Chuck_EL]

​@@flickcentergaming680 I'm glad for shows like that because you'll be surprised at how many seafood restaurants will serve fish that's been bad especially pufferfish , lobsters and crabs I mean if octopus, sharks and sting rays won't eat dead crabs , lobsters or pufferfish that have been dead and raw for a day or two why would these restaurants even serve them after weeks ???

[@vectorwolf]

Septic arthritis is no joke, it's what killed my mother. Partly because she mistook the early symptoms for pneumonia and didn't seek treatment until it was well advanced.

[@katherinechandler7349]

I’m so sorry for your loss

[@Peterparker43284]

Wow, I’m so sorry for your loss❣️Septic arthritis just sounds horrible I can’t imagine how it felt 😔

[@vectorwolf]

She'd had a shoulder replacement surgery several years prior, then apparently just one day it 'went bad' on her. Pro tip, I guess, if you suddenly start having problems with a previously asymptomatic implant, get thee to a medical professional and don't just write it off as the flu...

[@noahfinn4304]

@parody channel bro wtf

[@itsytyt5192]

Hg

[@tahraethestoryteller6079]

(Not so) Fun fact: the reason why Gordon Ramsey asked if that lady’s friend was a vegetarian is because they soaked their tomato soup in ham bones or something and didn’t disclose it

[@Zeldagirlartist]

That wouldn’t matter. Being a vegetarian and having soup soaked in bones wouldn’t maje you sick. Maybe there are some medical reasons to be vegetarian but it’s mostly a personal choice. Gordon Ramsey asked if they were vegetarian because if they are then that eliminates the possibility of undercooked meat.

[@katbegic4737]

@@Zeldagirlartist If you have been vegetarian/vegan for a long time your body sort of ‘forgets’ how to digest the animal products you no longer eat, so if her friend had been vegetarian for a long time having bone broth would indeed make him sick.

[@jesspavlichenko5745]

​@Zeldagirlartist Well, no..if you watch the episode, Gordon is essentially screaming at them that you can't serve meat to a vegetarian, period end of story, which is what the restauraunt was doing. It wasnt because he thought it would make people sick, just that it was immoral

[@HK8-Vicky16]

​@@Zeldagirlartist Also if someone happens to have an allergy, and that's why you don't eat meat, that's a major issue. Not all vegetarians do so just because they want to, sometimes there are allergies or other medical reasons.

[@lucycarlisle9120]

Red meat can turn a stomach that isn't accustomed to red meat in a quick second. Learned that after an extended trip to India.

[@Siko7000]

0:42 fun fact: that restaurant was one of the longest lasting ones after kitchen nightmares, lasting over 10 years and only closing a few months ago.

[@ethanc8460]

Well, that’s concerning

[@sammysalamander9405]

​@@ethanc8460 How so? The slipped disc had nothing to do with the restaurant

[@blueblossom3384]

@@sammysalamander9405 that was the hells kitchen clip. kitchen nightmares was the lobster one

[@sammysalamander9405]

@@blueblossom3384 oh, my bad

[@NotJoeDad]

​@@ethanc8460 not necessarily, perhaps they listened to Ramsay's advice and just closed due to circumstance. Idk if they followed up on it but id be surprised if they didn't change anything and stayed open for 10 years (especially after the kitchen nightmares episode)

[@knightwolf3511]

i like how Gordon goes straight up to ask if there feeling and well and ask what they ate to check on the food

[@gamester512]

When food is involved, that's very important. Back when I was still in High School my mom fixed hamburgers for dinner, but mine wound up being contaminated with E-Coli and wasn't cooked enough to kill the bacteria, and I wound up seriously ill for about a week since antibiotics don't work on E-Coli, I had to wait for my body to fight it off on it's own, and that was not a fun experience. The stomach cramps alone were agony, and would instantly knock me off my feet whenever they hit. Even though it was food my mom prepared, I was contacted by the health department not long after so that they could ask me questions to try and figure out where the E-Coli had come from. There's a reason why restaurant menus explicitly warn you about under-cooked meat.

[@passionsquietrage]

That's the great thing about Gordon, he's hard on the people he's training because that's how he was trained but he's also a caring and compassionate man.

[@M3lodicDeathmetal]

He noticed before that there was rotten lobster and took it back from all the people who already ordered it but was too late on that gentleman. They ended up calling an ambulance for him.

[@sherriv4860]

​@@gamester512antibiotics do work on E.coli... I am not sure who told you that.

[@scrappydoo7887]

That's the difference between being a professional and being a money maker

[@ashla7567]

I love that Dr Mike mentioned hypothermia treatment following cardiac arrest. It’s what saved my dad’s life in 2021.

[@SentaiYamaneko]

Vomiting blood was already concerning, but the instant she said she was on birth control, I got even more concerned about the state of her blood. I've had to deal with blood clots as a side effect of birth control; it's extremely unpleasant. The clots hit my lungs and probably would've killed me if I'd waited too much longer.

[@thaloblue]

How do you know when you have a clot?

[@thedeviouspanda]

​@@thaloblue Pain usually in the area of the clot. Clots in the lungs can present with chest pain and shortness of breath. Clots in other areas like the legs can also be painful as well as show redness in the area of the clot.

[@casedistorted]

@@thedeviouspandahuh I wonder if I have a clot in my lung.. I’ve had weird random chest pain sometimes around the lungs, and after sleeping weird one night woke up and have had a “burning” type pain in one specific spot in the middle of my back. A little shortness of breath or feeling like I can’t get a full lung full randomly on occasions, but I just assume that is from the 14 years of cig smoking and once I quit that about 6 years of vaping instead

[@SentaiYamaneko]

@@casedistorted Clots feel more like a stabbing pain than a burning pain. Still doesn't sound good, though.

[@pyao]

@@casedistorted def check with a doctor, could be asthma copd or fluid polyps in your lungs or even pneumonia

[@kyote1089]

I was a national level athlete. One late night practice, I had a very serious fall. I was told not to compete that weekend, but this was what I'd been training for! A month later the doc showed us fractures in my spine and told us that I was "faking it"! So even with the pain I went back to skating for another 6 mths, which was the most humiliating and painful way to end my career. Finally a neurosurgeon did an MRI and had me in for my first of 3 surgeries within 2 weeks. 30 years later I still deal with severe chronic pain from sciatica and degenerative disc disease. I'm actually waiting on an MRI now with the real possibility that another surgery is in my future. Moral of the story, take injuries seriously and don't allow anyone to dismiss the pain or symptoms you have!

[@UndyingZombie]

Yea sadly I fell into that problem where I had extremely bad pain in my stomach area after some bad hits there.. For a long while I was told that it was all in my head.. So I just dealt with it and kept going.. The pain eventually got crippling, I could not move that much and I was.. Once again. Told it was either in my head or I am faking it. This is also where I was told that if the pain really was as bad as I was "acting" like it was, I would be screaming as they put it. I eventually started vomiting blood, and because I did not do so right in front of them I had to be lying.. According to them.. Well. A few days later the vomiting blood and the pain was getting extremely bad.. and I genuinely felt like I was going to die.. A friend of mine and my brother both took me to the doctor, ( Because of the doctor and the emergency room, and my brother listening to them.. He was insisting that I go there first. ) but the lady running the admittance area told them to take me to the hospital right then, but to a nearby cities hospital, not the one I had went to last at said point. ( She did not say why ) .. Keep in mind I did not even make it into the Doctor's building as she seen me through the windowed door, very slowly moving my way to it.. As soon as she seen me she screamed at them to take me to the hospital and what hospital.. They did so.. Turned out if I just kept listening to that doctor, as well as the emergency room of that city.. I would have died that day. I had diverticulitis and it was at the end stages of it. I had emergency surgery, lost several feet of intestine, lost some of my stomach and a few other small bits of a few other organs.. Was given a ton of serious antibiotics.. Ect.. The emergency surgeon told me that I probably would not have made it if the surgery did not take place when it did.. That was how close to death I was. Due to the damage that was done.. I have had several more surgeries since all due to this mess.. In chronic pain, and about ever 8 months or so, sometimes less, sometimes a bit longer.. I tend to have to go to the emergency room for IV-based antibiotics.. Have been told its probably something that will go on for the rest of my life on that.. This was back in 2011 and I was 26.. Basically I really should have went to another doctor and perhaps another emergency room for a second opinion.. Like in your case, do not let others just dismiss things like what happened with me. I almost died due to that and even with living I am contentiously paying the price for it basically. Wish someone gave that advice to me when I was younger, and same as to you Kyote 10.. Hope at least anyone who reads what you mentioned and what I am mentioning here will at least learn from our examples and make sure to at the very least a second and possibly third opinion from others who do not work in the same exact building/area. ( Admittedly, at the time I did not know how seriously bad the reputation the hospital, the only hospital in said city I might add.. Was extremely bad.. The Doctor I was seeing.. Honestly I do not recall if I ever checked on theirs but I stopped going to that place all together as well after that. Did thank the receptionist though for what she said when I was finally able to. )

[@Jack-id1lq]

“Faking it” must have gone to a real bad doctor

[@Chaotic_Pixie]

Unfortunately, females don't get their pain taken seriously and non-athletes with athletic like injuries don't get taken seriously either. Especially if you already have arthritis. I just had 3 dislocated bones in my hand/wrist reduced/partially reduced yesterday in a very rare & weird type of dislocation that is usually only seen in athletes who fall at a very particular angle with intense velocity... not me. I did it by using a hand rail on the stairs. Orthopedic urgent care brushed it off. "Nothing visible on xray" and they barely palpated the region. I see my actual ortho doc a week later and he's like "wow, you can actually see the lump from the ulna." Well, these types of dislocations don't show on 95% of imaging according to the studies I read.. and most end up as surgical cases. I got lucky. No fall involved means no broken scaphoid process. And this is just the most recent time of something weird happening and being brushed off. If you are female with chronic musculoskeletal issues, you get taken less seriously than a man with the same issues and you both don't get taken anywhere near as seriously as an athlete or even a typical bodied person.

[@fbidumbbee]

doctors like that don't deserve to be practicing medicine, i'm really sorry you were put through that.

[@Chuck_EL]

​@@fbidumbbee I agree I was really stubborn and wouldn't go I ruptured my Achilles tendon and I didn't know it but I let it get worse by walking on it usually with a foot brace Found out I had a spur in the ruptured and my heel had a spur and my calf muscles atrophied so I had to get Achilles debridement with tendon transfer and had to get stem cell umbilical cords to replace the damaged piece of tendon on my heel People please let your Dr know and stay consistent and keep telling them what's going on

[@croom332]

"Imagine what the tabloids would do to me if they saw these spots!" As her own camera crew films her entire visit to the doctor for them lol 😂

[@feiradragon7915]

My reaction to that remark was so mixed because like, I understand that celebrities are often deeply concerned with how other people think of them and pop beauty standards don't tend to mix with chronic rashes or blemishes. But on the other hand, I've had psoriasis since I was like, 12 and one of the few things I'm confident of is it doesn't stop me from being pretty.

[@ignitionfrn2223]

0:10 - The amazing race 0:45 - Kitchen nightmares 1:30 - Impratical jokers 3:10 - Rupaul drag's race 4:00 - Hell kitchen 5:00 - Deadliest catch 8:45 - Dance moms 10:15 - Special forces 11:00 - Keeping up with the Kardashians

[@sleepparalysisdeemon]

Wow thanks 👍

[@L2002]

paul 🤢🤢🤢🤢

[@ProfessionalBugLover]

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[@rileyodowd4010]

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[@Believ3_in_beli3v3]

Thanks

[@phyllisc7728]

I would LOVE to see Dr. Mike to react to more dance moms. Not only physical injuries, but also the mental and emotional stress during the show.

[@ashleyj97]

strongly agree

[@thatgurl3675]

Same I would love to see that! Maybe he could have one of the girls on his podcast or something?

[@iluvhorseys95]

@@thatgurl3675 yes, Chloe has a KZbin channel and is pretty open about her dance moms experience!

[@Drnaynay]

He'd be super upset, and not be able to handle the craziness.

[@alliedimler]

Omg same!!!

[@maythegamer1291]

In Dance Moms, from what I remember the instructor was really harsh and cruel with all the kids in the show and in some cases so were the moms. So knowing that and seeing that this person has pushed herself so far that she has a stress related injury. I hope she's doing ok both physically and mentally

[@gh0stly_retr048]

She had also just gotten out of the hospital not even being able to walk before the show

[@gh0stly_retr048]

Stress fractures thiugh are relatively common so even though Abby and the moms were at times terrible, it most likely wasn't just their fault

[@Monkey-Man21]

As someone who has watched Dance Moms, yes, Abby is harsh. However, the moms complain even though they’re paying for it.

[@Monkey-Man21]

And Nia is doing good. That was like 10 years ago

[@pemanilnoob]

Dance moms and the beauty pageant one are both so awful. I feel so bad for all the kids involved

[@andreacharikar3898]

Okay, wow. I did not know that combination oral contraceptives were not supposed to be taken by someone who has migraines with auras. That is incredibly important to know. I will be calling my doctor on Monday, first thing. Thank you, Doctor Mike! You may have saved me!

[@destinygutierrez279]

I hope you called your Dr. I'm worried.

[@dr-j-bright606]

WHAT. I'm currently taking combination oral contraceptives and I've had migraine with aura while taking them. I'll definitely do some research and bring this up to my doctor cus i do not wanna have any more health problems than i do currently

[@biggitydawg]

And they said tv would rot your brain

[@kerensa7349]

​@dr-j-bright606 combination are estrogen and progesterone what they mentioned in the video. If you're only on progesterone you should be okay; I would double check and don't just stop taking it.

[@-Ghostess]

I have blood pressure issues and liver problems from a health dept doc not being up to date on that info. Made the switch to paraguard almost two years ago and still have regular checks with my liver specialist and cardiology team. Actually have a heart echo tomorrow afternoon

[@corikenya4766]

The watermelon launch is a CLASSIC but you missed the best part where her teammate said “you have to finish” & she said she can’t feel her face 😂

[@AndrewSmoot]

I think the best part was "right in the kisser!" which is exactly where it ended up.

[@alexpetrarca3163]

​@@AndrewSmoot"hit it right in the kisser" "Wait no not that one-"

[@Techguyericd]

I am a huge Amazing Race fan, and holy hell i remember watching that episode live and i screamed when it happened, i'm surprised she recovered and continued the race.

[@EvonneSol]

Former ballet student here - ankle injuries were frequent at my class, and the teacher was thankfully very forgiving about it whenever it happened. She benched me against my will when I smacked my knee hard off the curb walking home one night and I'm thankful she did, otherwise I might've tried to keep practicing. It's been over a decade but I still walk like a dancer and people sometimes comment on it.

[@stephaniemccain]

I'm so glad that celebrities who have these conditions have been coming forward. I've always admired Stacy London, and learning that she has psoriasis really helped me understand that autoimmune disorders affect so many and that I wasn't alone. As someone with plaque psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, it can be isolating and overwhelming with the doctors appointments and medications I need just to feel a sense or normal.

[@thestraydog]

I started developing psoriasis about 7 or 8 years ago and it can be embarrassing, I've had people ask why I have cigarette burns on my arms and chest :/

[@HannaBenana]

I've recently developed eczema and it's so embarrassing when people ask if it's contagious. Makes me feel like a leper. It would be great if there was more awareness so that people would ask questions like that less.

[@heatherrowles9930]

Fellow PSA sufferer here, my daughter and I both have it, my daughter was diagnosed when she was 25.......PSA sucks and psoriasis is so much more than just a bit of flakey skin.

[@JohnDoe-bf7hb]

It saddens me that Psoriasis is not taken seriously and doctors only want to treat the symptoms and not the actual condition. For those unaware, the plaque (or scaly patches of skin) that can develop is a symptom of the underlying cause which is an over-active immune response. Essentially your body is in a constant state of inflammation due to your immune system being too aggressive and attacking itself. This can lead to many many health complications if left untreated. Just using topical creams to relieve the symptoms will not treat the underlying conditions. Psoriasis was misunderstood for a long time and there is a lot of really good research on it now. If you suffer from it, you should advocate for immune suppressants to help treat the underlying condition. which will make the symptoms go away as well.

[@Itsdarkinhere02]

Speaking of cauterizing; when my mom was younger her nose kept bleeding for several hours, so the doctors cauterized it. Unfortunately they did it in each nostril at the same time and now she has a hole between both nostrils. It’s easy to find her in the store tho cuz when she sniffles there’s a high pitch whistle😂

[@shadow_song]

wtf 😂

[@susanguck1730]

LMMFAO!!!

[@thaloblue]

I cant believe they did your mom like that noooooo 😂😂😂😂

[@rogerminnick6470]

So her nose is now like a flute. That is interesting.

[@KattoTang]

That's called a perforated septum. Incidentally, having a perforated septum puts a person at higher risk for regular and/or more severe nosebleeds.

[@zataritamods7499]

My dad was a mechanic and one day was working with removing a transmission when the jack slipped and jammed his hand against the frame of the car. He ended up getting a blood blister under his nail. I remember he used his drill press to drill a hole in his nail. I thought he was a absolutely insane.

[@tracykellison8682]

Yeah, when I was a kid I got my thumb caught in a spring loaded door, created blood blister on my thumb, I was like 10 years old, my mom literally sat on me to keep me from squirming, I was terrified, while my stepfather took a drill to it. It worked, but was very scary for a kid! lol

[@lukemurray6058]

I got a tear in my esophagus from throwing up and coughing too much. It leaked air into the space “between my skin and muscles” was how it was described to me. My neck felt like bubble wrap to the touch

[@thaloblue]

How dod they fix that??

[@WIDE-OPEN-THROTTLE]

Yea, Christ, are you ok m8?!? I hope so

[@bendingdemon6483]

@@thaloblue probably with surgery by slicing open the skin, stitching the esophagus closed, and then stitching the skin closed

[@julia3354]

Thank you Mike, I feel so validated! I have OCD and one of the ways it happens is I look up *everything*. I don't go to the doctor and say "I have this" but I know my symptoms, and I've spent the last two weeks obsessively looking these things up online, so I go in and say, "hey, I'm curious if it's this, because it seems to fit my symptoms, but I'm willing to be wrong" and doctors never fail to get super mad. (I'm often right, too, because of how much time I spend reading medical journals and looking at pictures of rashes etc, but I obviously know I need a doctor to tell me, because I'm also often wrong)

[@fireincarnation2]

That's really awful. Doctors should be listening to you and appreciate your research. Even if you are wrong, it's useful info for the doctor to know what your diagnosis is. Good doctors should listen to your ideas and use it to help form their diagnosis.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

Some doctors just can't stand it unless they're THE smartest person in the room. I hate that. It's a sign they're probably too insecure in their own lives to be of much help to anybody else... Here's hoping there are still some doctors left in the phone book, so you can keep up the good search... Good luck... AND GOOD HUNTING! ;o)

[@KattoTang]

I feel this. Though what I also find especially frustrating is when it's a condition you're already familiar with due to having a family member or close friend that deals with it and you having similar symptoms, but then when you bring it up, the doctor is like "oh I see someone's been using Google" in a condescending tone.

[@sylvanticx]

I've had times where I was scared to tell doctors about concerns I had because I thought they'd write me off. Had a doctor several years ago who when I brought up a concern immediately wrote it off without even ever doing a full intake examination as not being there because I didn't present one (not that obvious necessarily, especially not over Zoom like the appointment was) symptom. Guess who was diagnosed with that condition three years later... I switched doctors because first doctor didn't listen to any of my concerns and never gave advice, the new doctor did an intake and immediately referred me to get tested for the condition that i was told I didn't have by the last doctor. I've had some great doctors, but I've also had some bad doctors, and the bad ones really suck. Doctors shouldn't come into an examination thinking that the patient is dumb and faking (there are an alarming number of people faking disorders, but assuming everyone is making things up will lead to you missing a lot of cases).

[@suziecarr1566]

I have just been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and I was obviously having problems with multiple joints and I finally got insurance. I got to the doctor and I was telling him about how I needed to get an overall exam bc Ihad no way to get checked out most of my life and then I figured I'd get whatever I can get started on so I see what's going on with my body. He said he would only be able to see me on one issue a visit. Like a knee or a hand but not both and I was on a wait list for 3 years to see a specialist.

[@domobfdi5480]

I feel like Mike could have an entire episode with just Gordon Ramsey's shows and/or Deadliest Catch.

[@spoopyvirgil4944]

Hell's Kitchen medical emergencies would be a good watch I think

[@tammikatt1249]

or one season of NHL or NFL

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Dr Mike never disappoints. He always comes through whenever we need medical advice.

[@CaptainJackSparrowSavvy]

Agreed!

[@CaptainJackSparrowSavvy]

@@p-__ what.

[@blah__]

​@@p-__ get help

[@VanessaTheWriter]

True!

[@Fanumhaddid3d43]

Indded

[@gergyta9211]

About the birth control migraine thing, I was on a birth control that made my migraines more often and more severe, so I decided I’d rather risk bleeding through everything in two hours than deal with the migraines. After finally being able to talk to my doctor about switching she goes “oh btw this birth control since you already got migraines could’ve given you a stroke” which is like……bruh couldn’t have told me before I came in 😂

[@danicallefornia]

😮

[@gergyta9211]

@@danicallefornia that may have been my face when I was told about the stroke thing

[@nikkiofthevalley]

Did they ever ask if you had migraines? That seems like an important question to ask in that situation....

[@gergyta9211]

@@nikkiofthevalley yeah, I was told the birth control would make my migraines worse, but it got to a point I couldn’t function which is when I talked to my doctor

[@lauraladyll]

I literally didn’t about the migraine blood clot thing until Dr. Mike said it right now. I tried several different birth controls over 5 years and when I questioned whether birth control could be impacting my migraines I was told by multiple doctors that birth control would help my migraines, so I kept trying different ones. after finally stopping my current birth control I realized that my migraines improved substantially. My migraines had been increasingly worse to the point that I had them almost daily. 😡 I do still get migraines, but I would rather have a handful of migraines a month and a few super bad period days than have a migraine daily. I know I’m ranting here. I’m just frustrated with women’s bodies and migraines not having nearly enough research, and doctors not being up to date on topics that impact a good portion of the population

[@saraemilyconti3591]

Dr Mike, thank you for talking about migraine. It's always nice to hear someone spreading awareness on that, because it can be very debilitating and can also impact the quality of life so badly. I personally suffer from migraine and it ruined my life until I got the right medication (triptans). I used to live woth unbearable headache for days, vomiting and unable to do vasically everything, i just had to lay down in bed in a dark room because light made everything worse. Also, migraine is still so misunderstood because lots of people don't understand this is not a normal headache and have lots of other neurological symptoms coming along with it. PS: sorry for any possibile mistake, english is not my native language. Greetings from Italy 😊

[@Pork98]

I'm the same. I’m finally on erenumab. SUPER useful. I noticed an improvement after the first dose. I'm glad you’ve found something that helps 😊

[@charlotte-png]

old comment but i totally agree that it is so looked over. they are SO painful and people just completely overlook it and tell you to drink water or whatever as if they go away that easily. triptans have worked for me too but the issue is i run out so quick and the doctors NEVER get back to me. glad it's working out for you though hope they're not so bad.

[@electrothecat07]

It's ok. I mistype stuff all the time

[@lauraladyll]

I would love another video on migraines. They’re seriously misunderstood and the 20 seconds of info you gave was a great basic summary of treatments I’ve tried over the last 5 years. Past me would have greatly benefited from this information.

[@dhesyca4471]

Yes, I would love a video on migraines also. I've dealt with them most of my life (23 years) and cannot take triptans due to side effects. Fortunately I have a great neurologist

[@davidestabrook5367]

I had migraines most of my adult life. I use paracetamol, then sumatriptan, then oxycodone if the sumatriptan doesn't work. That works for me. But I try to keep the oxycodone down to once or twice a week if possible. Generally doctors don't like prescribing opioids for headaches, but pain management was good to me. And I've had oxycodone for 12 years, I get opioid dependent a couple times a year, but addiction is fairly rare, and I've always found it easy to stop the oxycodone when I don't need it.

[@SmokeyChipOatley]

@@dhesyca4471I’ve only ever had one real migraine years ago while at work at my fairly new job (really embarrassing. It was debilitating). My heart goes out to you and other people suffering through chronic migraines. It came out of nowhere. All of a sudden I was like, “that’s weird… I can’t see out of my left eye.” Like what happens after a camera flash. Then BAM! The worst blinding pain I’ve ever experienced. I had to lock myself in the employee bathroom with the lights off for a half hour while we were extremely busy. I just knew some coworkers/managers thought I was overreacting. Ever since then, I don’t judge or question anyone claiming to be having a severe headache or migraine. Absolutely horrible condition.

[@opsatr]

3:39 Some are even 'I'm sick, stop asking me questions, stop touching me [meaning don't examine me], just treat me'. How's the doctor supposed to treat you if you won't let them figure out what's wrong with you?

[@tannahrichens8157]

8:09 - this man really thought he could lift a 1000kg animal in freezing ocean water. "I almost had it" ok bud...

[@chimifnchangas95]

0:11 I remember watching this challenge when it first aired and joking to my family “how funny would it be if the watermelon flung back at them” 😂

[@LRenee86]

The final of The Challenge 38 had a similar thing happen. Poor girl could’ve died.

[@taurvirdinendir245]

The Kardashian one bothered me. I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid arthritis over a year ago and the process was INSANELY painful. It took a couple weeks to spread from a toe and finger joint to my whole body and once I got in to see my doctor, all she could do was send me to a rheumatologist. Problem was it took six months to get in to see one, and in that time I could barely dress myself, couldn't prepare my own food, turn doorknobs etc. I don't have all the context on the Kardashians, but RH is a lot worse than they made it seem.

[@Widdekuu91]

Also the words 'Panic attack', 'in shock' 'ocd' are used by the media to describe people being overwhelmed or scared or happy, but in reality, a panic-attack is not when you grab at your head and go; 'Oh no, I forgot my keys' and then you have to ring the doorbell and ask your neighbour for the key. That is a panic-moment, not a panic-attack. And 'in shock' is when the blood goes to your vital organs and you are about to pass out and perhaps even die. Not when your wife throws you a birthdayparty and you are shocked. OCD ofcourse, as we all know is not 'getting annoyed with a folded corner in a book' either and so on. As a result of those words, whenever I descibe some bad situation, everyone always assumes the lightest or assumes I am overracting in how I mentioned it, rather than taking at face value that I am trying to be subtle in my wording.

[@barfy4751]

There are different levels to it too. Each person has a different experience

[@stephsaguudefan1753]

A pharmacist I used to work with had rheumatoid arthritis. She was in her 20s. By the end of a shift she had to have us technicians open the safety caps for her because her fingers hurt so bad.

[@samaraisnt]

Why are you angry at her for having access? Obviously if you had her money…you just said you’d also go in right away? So she did what you wanted. Be angry at the system not the person. Also her spotlighting it probably helped a lot of people and as Dr Mike said, normalizes it.

[@kiarakenefick-holmes6281]

@@samaraisnt I don't particularly care for her but I do hope she found out what was wrong and was able to start treating it

[@eclipsed_moon349]

That thing he was talking about with the bruise under the nail actually happened to me just recently. I was lifting dumbbells and one of my friends poked me in my sides, causing the weight to be unbalanced, I tried to set it down slowly but me ring finger got stuck underneath. The swelling went down after a day and I tried to get something through the nail to release the pressure but I just couldn’t get through bc of the pain. I finally got the nail off about a week ago and the new nail has already started growing back in. I just find it funny that something like that has happened to ME before and I have a VERY uneventful life. Moral of the story kids: *DO NOT ROUGH HOUSE AROUND HEAVY OBJECTS*

[@TheSuperappelflap]

nice friend you got there. would be a shame if anything were to...happen to him...

[@baydiac]

If that's a friend I don't want to meet your enemies. That guy was literally trying to kill you.

[@dolebludger]

Awesome hearing about migraines. A lot of people hear that and think "Oh bad headache" Man they ruined my life. I've had them every day for 5 years, used to use painkillers for two years but had to stop because I forgot my pills for a trip and noticed withdrawal symptoms. So I wanted to be safe, sober and not having Doctors think I'm looking for opiates whenever I see them. Medication overuse pain is wild. I'm praying for the day where we have a true non addictive painkiller that aren't symptom based like NSAIDs

[@TiaKatt]

Yeah, it is *so* much more than a headache. And yeah, the headache itself can get pretty wild, too. But a lot of people don't realize that a migraine can even happen *without* a headache, because it's not just a headache, it's a neurological event which often produces one.

[@mmmmmmmmaria]

do triptans help you at all?

[@dolebludger]

@@mmmmmmmmaria They can, but I'm only allowed to take a certain amount per month. Like 10 or more can start MOH

[@marybell8995]

I worked through having a kidney stone until my boss called the lab manager who told me I had to go to the ER. I was walking hunched over with racks of blood samples from the centrifuge to the chemistry analyzer. So my boss put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me to the ER. It was a kidney stone. Oh yeah, I was 20 weeks pregnant too. I told you it wasn’t the baby Tim!! (The baby is 24 now lol)

[@sherriv4860]

Yep. We work too hard in the lab

[@hazenstribling2646]

Hey Dr. Mike! Fun luttle tidbit for you. The knee-jerk reflex is an adaptation to maintain standing upright without having to think about it. When you're holding something really heavy, you need to react with more force to maintain standing upright then if you have nothing in your hands. Holding onto your hands and pulling really hard tricks your brain into thinking that you are holding something that's very heavy, and therefore you react more strongly.

[@patrickthomas8890]

14:57 OMG! I can’t let the tabloids find out about my medical condition I’m televising on my reality show!

[@supdawg_27]

LOL

[@yvonnecortes_]

Well her putting her own info out there is portrayed differently than if the tabloid does it where they would proceed to bash her or shame her. Dont act like yall dont see how the internet loves to hate on the kardashians just for existing. Theyd jump on any opportunity just to be able to talk more 💩 about them. She was right.

[@atomicalice0]

It would be nice if more people understood how debilitating migraines are, I have had them chronically majority of my life and its always infuriating when people act like I'm exaggerating... I've had a boss tell me a little headache wasn't reason enough to call out of a shift... anyways, another awesome video!

[@Potatoesop]

Seriously, people need to learn that there is a difference between headaches and migraines. The only similarity is that there is pain in somewhere around the head/eyes.

[@shroomyk]

I get regular headaches maybe 4-5 days a week. But maybe once or twice a month I will get something that is more like a migraine. Nothing helps (heat, ice, or any pain meds or caffeine) and it sticks around for 24 hours. I cannot move, cannot tolerate any sound or light, and get sooooo nauseous, even vomiting. It's those times when I actually want to die. I cannot imagine what it is like to have them more often. My regular headaches are still pretty bad, but at least I can usually dull them enough with medicine or heat/ice to be able to function after a few hours. Migraines are a different beast.

[@abeerasrar]

Not to scare you please please if you have enough money get yourself checked for a brain tumor or mention it to your doctor.pleaseeee pleasseeee

[@thaloblue]

@@shroomyk i encourage you to get your brain scanned. There could be a mass. There could be small seizures you’re having as an allergic reaction to something (my friend cannot have soy or she’s OUT).

[@shroomyk]

@@thaloblue I tried to get an MRI and my insurance denied me. It's ok. I don't really have a life worth living in the long run. It's a long story and I don't need to bore anyone. But thank you for the concern, anyway.

[@zyanneabrams9195]

It’s disheartening to see the kardashians get the tests they need right away for symptoms I’ve been having. My doctors and the ER refuse to do the tests I need because I’m young. 100% it’s because they’re rich and can go to any doctor they want.

[@blusafe1]

You're allowed to see other doctors.

[@zyanneabrams9195]

@@blusafe1 Most in my area are the same. They won’t test for certain things because of my age. Despite symptoms and family history

[@CorpseQueen32]

​@@zyanneabrams9195honestly id keep looking, at least screening for Dr's cause yea they should look out for your wellbeing and use their own medical knowledge, but they can't just completely ignore your concerns and not even look into it. Like you or your insurance would be paying for the medical exams and tests needed anyways. Not saying you're wrong about the Kardashians, I agree 100%. But for your medical wellbeing, I'd definitely continue to look for another Dr's opinion.

[@maleficent3333]

simply lazy... pathetic

[@xthefordx]

Well, you can't actually blame them for that. If I had their money, I would absolutely do the same. And besides, it's health - that's mainly where you should spend the money you have. The American Healthcare System is the one to blame. I'm not American and I can't even imagine living with a system like that with my chronical sick ass.

[@iCazZiStronZi]

0:35 I can’t feel my face when I’m with you, but I love it 🤣🤣🤣

[@Nomhle-s03]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@iCazZiStronZi]

@nelsonkylemanah-buy2672 The Weeknd- Can’t Feel My Face

[@UnMisanthropeCynique]

Lmao

[@Ferrisidic]

With the Hell's Kitchen clip, there was actually an earlier scene in that episode where the guy who had the slipped disk fell on his back while roller skating. It's possible that could have agitated his condition.

[@SnoozesYaLoses]

It was sad to see him go so soon because of the injury 😢 I’m glad Gordon gave him a second chance in a future season

[@medigoomnis]

The more I listen to DM, the more I realize his profession is similar to IT. He talks about knowing how an injury happened is as important as the examination of the area - same for fixing IT issues/software bugs, knowing what a person was doing or trying to do when an error appears or software crashes or whatever is just as important as the error text.

[@JulianaBlewett]

I have rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, osteoarthritis & post traumatic osteoarthritis. It took 5 doctors to diagnose me. If i hadn't been proactive, I'd still be covered in plaques over 45% of my body. Love my Tremfya.❤

[@thaloblue]

Is that ptsd with psychosomatic arthritis or a traumatic injury that healed into permanent arthritis?

[@heathercole9851]

I have psoriatic arthritis, unfortunately tremfya didn't work for me but taltz does! :) I have psoriasis on my scalp as well as inverse psoriasis, being clear of it is amazing!!

[@realitygaming_]

"How many types of arthritis do you want?" Juliana: *YES* Edit: no offence

[@g8yearsago948]

I have lupus, ra antibodies and hashimotos it’s really thrown me into learning about medicine I’m pretty young (19) and having a rare condition that my doctors don’t know anything about made me need to properly study a lot myself, and this channel has helped me learn how to learn! How to not rush to conclusions and research properly and get the most out of my doctors, i don’t know how I’d cope without doctor Mike honestly.

[@TheRealYDA]

Hope you Learn About your own Condition ♥️

[@da14a49]

I'm surprised doctors weren't at the very least aware of your autoimmune conditions. I'm in 2nd year of medical school and we are taught and tested on Hashimoto's thyroiditis and the lupus' (like SLE).

[@g8yearsago948]

@@da14a49 yeah I have Sle, I’m glad they’re teaching it now I think it’s developed research lots only recently so perhaps it’s new to the curriculum

[@sjc4]

I only have Hashimotos and that journey has been a test. I wish you health and recovery 🙏

[@yvonnecortes_]

@@da14a49its because it shows up as other medical conditions first so just when they think they found the answer later down the line they keep getting sicker or develop other symptoms. Lupus has even been called the great imitator for this reason. Also its going to show up differently with every patient. No cases are a like n u cant just think because you studied it that it will appear in the real world exactly how u studied it. It can take a very long time to properly diagnose it.

[@The_wyvern_wynnedow]

8:50 I walk on my toes and this stuff happens to me a LOT. Only once, however, has it done anything worse than a bit of pain. That one time, however, i nearly broke it. This reminded me of that

[@Chris_Silverhaze]

9:53 - Her face on that freeze frame 😅

[@yousifalzarafi8277]

Lmao🤣

[@cc3374K]

I was gonna say that 💀

[@SerenaLaturnas]

I struggle with daily headaches/migraines, this has been happening for YEARS. So I’ve now seen 2 different Neurologists. They originally thought it was birth control so went on an UDI.. helped a bit but not by much. So I’ve tried 5-6 different preventative medications and nothing was working, my second neurologist was able to put me on the Ajovy injection (medication for migraines) honestly helped me 80%-90%. Helps sooo much! I also have been prescribed Razitriptan (might have spelled it wrong) for the days leading up to my next injection date because my headaches and migraines come back a week before my injection date. Amazing stuff honestly!!! ❤

[@canislupus4655]

Ah hey, I’m on similar medication! The injections are a pain but they’re a life saver for sure

[@SerenaLaturnas]

@@canislupus4655 oh I totally agree! And my neurologist said the same company that makes Ajovy had been working on a pill form. I hope it comes out soon I’d rather just take a pill than the painful injection

[@casedistorted]

So have they figured out why the migraines show up? I would assume so if they have a shot to ease them out

[@LRenee86]

Please do another reality mix and include MTV the challenge. Olivia’s slingshot to the face, Tony’s ruptured spleen, Leroy’s bad fall into the water and losing consciousness. oh yeah and the Veronica vs Julie moment would be cool too (when Julie tried to kill her).

[@SamanthaLeigh7]

7:45 "Why are they trying to get a walrus on board?" Guy jumps off boat and before he even hits the water, AD! It was such a funny/awkward unintentional cliff hanger of sorts and I just burst out laughing from Dr. Mike's comment and now I look insane. 😂

[@haribo9361]

SAME

[@danilapolesciuk4316]

Same lmao

[@catherine-eggallergyinmd]

Oh God the crushed finger sent me on a triggered flashback to high school where my thumb got smashed in the door henge gap of a HEAVY wooden door that always slammed close. Dr. Mike is right that the melting/drilling/burning (I didn't watch) didn't hurt but them squeezing my thumb to help get the blood out hurt SO BAD 😳.

[@SentaiYamaneko]

My brother got his finger slammed in the bathroom door at Dairy Queen once. It was one of those big heavy doors where you basically have to put all your weight in just to open it. We practically flew to the hospital to make sure it wasn't broken.

[@allenlj5165]

I'm sorry but the mom's paused face at 9:50 XD Like that expression sums up the whole "I value my daughter's dance career over her physical well-being"

[@ColtNomad]

The reflex trick for kids Dr. Mike describe was actually used on me last time by my doctor, so according to Dr. Mike, I am a child lol

[@LCGeddes]

I remember seeing that watermelon one when it aired. I can’t even imagine how much that hurt

[@TrevorMoses312]

@@p-__ 😳😄😄

[@dino91001]

it didn’t hurt though. She couldn’t even feel her face

[@Potatoesop]

@@dino91001 I’m betting she probably felt it after a few hours, if that

[@dino91001]

@@Potatoesop loool truuuuue

[@amar.mohamed]

I just noticed in the closeup of that video that she turned her face to the left as it came barrelling towards her. Most likely her cheekbones and side of her face took the full impact

[@itsnotsoimportant3691]

In 2010 there was a german Show called „Wetten dass…?“. A guy challenged himself that he could Jump over driving cars. Something went wrong and the car hit him. After that accident he was paraplegic. It was the 192. episode of the show and also the last one. After the incident they canceled the show

[@raquelbrown1759]

Wish I had seen a doctor so many times when I had migraines. Everything you listed I had...got worse with activity, auras, it took very severe symptoms and eventually a seizure that brought me to the ER and turns out I had a 3.3cm right frontal lobe cavernoma that oozed!!!

[@danicallefornia]

😮

[@chevystraightpipe1762]

This is probably one of my favorite videos as of recently. A lot of cool inofrmation. It's really cool to see how Dr. Mike processes the information he is given as he would if he was the doctors in this video.

[@peachymiku6432]

I literally flinched and had to look away when I saw how swelled the hand was! I think what triggered that reaction was something from my childhood. Not the same, but enough that it brought back memories!

[@rociosilverroot551]

I love how he brought up stubborn patients who hurt themselves more because they don't listen

[@reysiecamince7997]

Been waiting for your new videos doc Mike. 😊 Learned a lot from you indeed. Keep it up. You're an inspiration to many. ❤❤❤

[@rats4ever962]

when i was young i used to get extremely severe migraines that i was screaming big pain so obviously she took me to the doctor. at first they suggested pollution and dehydration but when they kept happening the doctors did multiple x-rays and even and mri when all before i was 10. they thought i might have cancer or a cyst in my brain but they came up with nothing. to this day i still get migraines quite frequently but they have become less severe. or maybe i’ve just grown a tolerance, who knows. anyway i love these videos so much thank you Dr. Mike! ❤

[@matthewbartke4424]

0:45 "And the watermelon broke..." That's a good thing. It is better the watermelon than her head.

[@SumsieBun]

12:13 Described 1 for 1 how I wake up in the morning on days where I have a migraine. This stuff is so scary

[@anAngeal]

When you were talking about the foot injuries, I immediately thought of the two separate more severe foot injuries I’ve had. The first was a bad sprain that took ages to heal, caused by stepping wrong. That one I could move my foot but not bear weight. The other was a fracture in my fifth metatarsal and my talus from falling down the stairs- for that one i could not bear weight or move my foot for months. No cast, just a boot- but I never want to repeat! I had a lot of trouble with managing to even stand on crutches that time, and only realized why when the bruises finally reached the surface of my skin- all over my foot and leg that were not broken. Oops! The pain of the foot was so much more than anything else that I didn’t even realize my other side was also beaten up!

[@L8dyoftheL8ke]

Thanks for always being so educational in your videos. Speaking of migraines, I had the terrifying experience of having a hemiplegic migraine a few months ago. I had no idea that there was a type of migraine that can mimic the signs of a stroke! It was definitely an eye opener.

[@a.kenneth3521]

I’ve had those, too. Luckily, I had one in the doctor’s office in front of the doctor! He was able to diagnose and help me right away. Months later, he said it was scary for him and to please not do it ever again. 😂 He’s a great guy, and we laugh about everything. I’m sorry you went through it, too.

[@robinoconnor553]

My dad used to drain hematomas by gently drilling a small hole into the nail with a pen knife. I once had a finger slammed in a file cabinet drawer so I had a hematoma. The doctor described heating a paper clip and melting the nail. I was horrified, but it turns out this was good advice. The trick is to do it correctly.

[@suziecarr1566]

Freaking hurts. I stuck a needle in the area directly below the nail and tried to let pus out and it was not a good feeling.

[@swerveable324]

⁠@@suziecarr1566It’s got to be from the top, or else you’ll hurt yourself, you shouldn’t be felling any pain, at all, caused by the hot paperclip. Maybe a little heat, because ofc it’s metal that’s heated up, but other than that you shouldn’t have any pain that’s caused by the needle/paperclip.

[@tatummartin4772]

9:03 In April of 2023, i had a netball game, (like the finale of a league we were playing) and while we were warming up, _not even _*_during_*_ the game_ , i jumped and landed wrong, breaking my right ankle, tearing all the ligaments on the outside of my foot, and partially tearing the muscle. My friend told my it literally sounded like breaking a handfull if glowsticks💀

[@ARealGuywithoutaBeard]

I really respect this doctor, from being handsome, informative, and not being too serious giving good vibes, his patients must be very lucky to have him as a doctor.

[@Sadiebug345]

10:00 the way her face is paused😂😂

[@yousifalzarafi8277]

LMAO🤣

[@masonurycki5456]

I’ve seen this video many times but when that watermelon hits that chick in the face and dr. Mike goes “OHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!” I die laughing every single time! It cracks me up the way he reacts to it!

[@M4skedV0idOfficial]

anyone else flinch at 0:20 ? No? Just me?

[@gradypeterson711]

Dr. Mike never fails to entertain us while educating us in the process. Thank you for what you do!

[@wvfflesrblx1963]

10:05 😂 (part of the video) doctor mike is just talking casually while he doesn’t notice the way he paused the video😂😂 her face💀

[@bhoomijadh]

thank you sooo much Dr Mike... you are really a huge role model for me as I also want to be a doctor. ❤

[@Tommorows-Dream]

@@p-__ Please stop with the fart coments-

[@davidmoore543]

1:00. This past year I had something similar to Vibrio, I ate undercooked eggs and got salmonella, ended up in the hospital for 3 days.

[@mikaelacash3791]

The checking the reflexes is SO real! I'm an adult and even I do the thing with pulling my hands apart just to make sure the doctor can see as accurate of a reaction as possible. Especially since I have a pretty rare neuromuscular disease that isn't well understood and I wanna prove to the doctor that whatever reaction they're seeing is real. It's gets real funny when I automatically clasp my hands together without being prompted to and the doctor is like "wait, you know the trick? Nice!" 😂

[@mattrex94]

4:10 No, as someone who has disc issues. shitting can cause disc pain.

[@jenna7689]

YESS THANK YOU FOR REACTING TO IMPRACTICAL JOKERS!!! Please do a full video on them!! Love u doctor mike!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tallussy_hallussy]

i'm so hyperfixated on impractical jokers it's not even funny lmaoo

[@SarahAParis]

Impractical Jokers is one of my favorite shows.. it's so frigging funny!😂😂That was Sal Vulcana doing the "exam".

[@ChimkenRiceNuggy]

2:03 Right, it feels cold because the back of the hand is in contact with cold air.

[@AisuKibaMystic]

It’s actually Lupus Awareness Month! As someone with Lupus I can tell you it’s horrible. It’s hell. I’ve got SLE and have had it for 7 years. We need more advocacy and more understanding doctors like Dr. Mike. That goes with all chronic diseases. Most write off folks with chronic diseases, but Dr. Mike doesn’t judge or ignore. Well done, sir!

[@Riyah_bear12345]

Hello fellow Lupie! I have SLE and going on year 5

[@ricksantiago-ib8rg]

Stop d riding

[@kaitlyndoucet2151]

so i know someone who has lupus but i don’t really know what it is.

[@johnlynch1881]

Dr. Mike, I know this video is a year old, but to give context to the Hell's Kitchen one where the guy has slipped disks in his back after taking a dump, he went roller skating as a reward for winning a challenge the day before and fell on his back a couple of time in the process of trying to show off.

[@jiawesome]

Hello dr.mike!! I am currently preparing for a medical entrace exam called NEET in INDIA which is considered as one of the difficult exams as there is abundance of competition in it. I just wanted to tell you that I was really inspired by you to aim that i am capable to become a doctor,, i really wanna thank you for inspiring me and making many students interested in medical field by uploading medical info related vids in a very interesting yet innovative way!! I cant be more grateful for your channel to exist! Love, Jia (P.S. please make a q n a video, its been months you made one)

[@BrendanishLeo]

Best of luck!

[@jiawesome]

​@@BrendanishLeo thank you mate:)

[@Tommorows-Dream]

Good luck!

[@jiawesome]

@@Tommorows-Dream thank you!!

[@Fleurp264]

I've just got a place in med school in the UK, and the entrance exams were brutal - so I understand how much preparation you have to do for it. But keep going! When you get a place (which you will), it makes it all worth it. Good luck my friend

[@TheSHJGaming]

10:58 I would PAY to see you on SAS: Who Dares Wins, I love that show

[@brianyismymiddlename1566]

My mum and I used to watch Deadliest Catch when I was younger (well, mostly she watched it and I played on the floor) and one day my grandmother came round and knocked on the door so she paused the tv and it was paused exactly on a close up of a guy's finger that had been lacerated in some way by one of the crab crates and there was a LOT of blood - I wasn't the best with anything remotely gory at that age and I hated it, I almost cried! It's a memory that's stuck with me until this day.

[@camcramer22]

I agree weight bearing on a broken ankle is tough, however when I was 12 I fractured multiple bones in my ankle and walked around on it for about 2 weeks before getting an X-ray. Granted I had a nasty limp but I got around haha. Just made me have to wear my cast even longer since I waited to get it looked at trying to be a tough guy.

[@ryanwilson_canada]

I've actually had hypothermia (mild case) on a 30 degree celcius day. Catch is it was when i spent all day on the front of a small teaching boat instructing new teenage sailors. They were new enough they couldnt go out without an instructor, but experienced enough that i was never needed to step in and fix things, so i just stayed on the bow, giving tips, and telling them to fix small mistakes. Catch is. I live on the atlantic coast of canada, so we were sailing in medium choppy waters of the Atlantic ocean. I didn't notice until we got back to the wharf, and got off the boat and didn't need to focus on keeping the students safe on the open water. From the cold spray constantly hitting me, that i ended up having hypothermia. I don't recommend it. It wasn't overly fun. Even a mild case. Hope everyone is taking care.

[@IDK-uq9eu]

5:25 That happened to me when I slammed my finger a door. It’s still healing, and it’s been all most a year! It wasn’t as bad as the next scene, though.

[@cactusleaf8328]

The awkwardness in this is so funny 1:46

[@Mister6]

4:45 My wife has deteriorated discs from L2 down to S1. L2-L5 are now fused and she's shortly going to get L5-S1 fused. The pain is unbelievable! Take care of your spine folks!

[@Abbie_Loves_John]

7:50 I remember watching this episode at 1:30 am in a hotel room after a Billy Idol concert. So random but I didn’t expect to see it again lol, and that was the first time I ever watched that show.

[@nancyevangeline2158]

Your videos are what that makes me survive the day!! Thanks doctor Mike 🫶💕🫂 you’re the best 🥹

[@nancyevangeline2158]

Oh lord 😒😒😒

[@Tommorows-Dream]

@@p-__ How long did you spend replying with this??!?!

[@Hydrangea_Babe]

Dr Mike!! I'd love to see you react to Medical Evacuations from the show Alone. The concept is insane and there have been lots of injuries where contestants have tended to their wounds themselves with varying results. No one has died but people put themselves in insane situations!! Thanks for the informative videos always!

[@JackieOwl94]

5:20 My grandma did that to my toenail once when I got a “blood blister” under the one on my big toe. I hit my toe on the side of their pool where a brick was loose. She was a skilled nurse before her retirement and the first of our side of the family to go to college.

[@therealheavytf2]

11:53 i’ve had booerhave’s before, truly no joke. came about from cyclic vomiting syndrome, and had pneumomediastinum and subcutaneous emphysema as a result. would not recommend lmao

[@cheyenneboyd1495]

Doctor Mike is honestly so entertaining!

[@richeybaumann1755]

5:35 I do that for my fingers sometimes. They get randomly infected to the side of the nail, and the blisters never go away on their own, even after the infection is long gone. So I'll heat up a sewing needle to between orange and yellow and then melt the side of the nail/right through the swollen skin to relieve the pressure and let the fluid drain.

[@sahirasobti2471]

Thank u dr.Mike u made me going to the hospital easier and made me not scared❤

[@Tommorows-Dream]

@@p-__ Uh...

[@andregon4366]

1:20 the toxins released by bacteria is also a problem. When you cook food you kill the bacteria, but you don't destroy the toxins. Think of toxins as being bacteria excrement. You can't make it disappear with heat.

[@kempaswe4022]

At 5:30 I took a 0,9mm drillbit and drilled a hole thru my nail, I didn't use a powertools just twisted the drillbit with my fingers. It feelt so good when the pressure was released.

[@graciethebelle]

Ankle injury is no joke. I never had any injuries growing up other than simple cuts, bumps, and bruises. Then, one day at 19, I rolled both my ankles at the same time because of an uneven porch step. They ballooned so fast and so big, my friends mom, who was a nurse for 20 years, thought I'd broken at least 1 of them. I was unable to walk more than 10 feet on crutches for 2 weeks. It's been almost 10 years and my ankles have never been the same.

[@violetnorwen8491]

I have sucky ankles. Thankfully I've never broken/sprained either, but I have rolled my ankles at the same time, while en pointe🥵 Probably my personal scariest moment of my life. I'm very thankful that I've never had anything worse than bruised ankles