Doctor Mike Answers 1000 Medical Questions | Compilation

[@iwwiieieqwpwpow]

hey Dr. Mike as a 13-year-old I just wanted to say thank you for being the doctor when we always needed questions and things we can't figure out!

[@lilyannehusein4449]

And helping in exam

[@IdkIDK-b4n]

@@lilyannehusein4449really!? How did u do

[@aliproductions4864]

@@lilyannehusein4449 correct!✅

[@OsamaBinBallen1234]

Yeh dude also thirteen and this dude is great, I’ve been watching him for a long time now 😊

[@icakad]

Doctor is spelled out and Mike is with a capital. This is not an attack! I’m 27 and you said you are 13 and I see you like Doctor Mike. Im a sub for a few years and even tho he doesn’t care all that much, typing it out full makes it a bit more respectful from what I get. Just saying, cuz I feel the respect. This will push you to the next level. That’s all, we live in a free world so you can type “dr.” and also mike with a small letter it’s okay.

[@bubblekittea]

Dr Mike is so positive. I loved his videos before my life fell apart. I'm kind of rotting and expecting to pass soon but I love his positive smile and attitude. Thank you dr mike.

[@unavailablehandles]

what happened, if you don’t mind my asking? i hope your life gets better, wishing you the best

[@KyleBGanger]

Your situation is (hopefully) temporary and you have a long life ahead of you. From your profile picture I assume you're under 25. You're past does not dictate your future life.

[@madyem4672]

🩵

[@SealLovesBerryAve]

@@KyleBGangerI Assume that profile picture was taken a few years ago? (Sorry if I’m wrong! I just think…)

[@esmeerivera9806]

don't worry you'll be okay im praying 4 u

[@KathleenPatterson-u6y]

My mother complained to her doctor that she had already had her period, and was spotting. Turned out she had the beginning of cervical cancer. They caught it, and she never had cancer again. She was in her 20s.

[@Doedi3d]

So happy for you mam❤

[@Nana1_nana119]

New fear

[@gabriellacorrea5846]

This just happened to me and now I’m afraid to get check but I also made an appointment. I have two babies I need ti take care of myself for and set good examples for!

[@haleyobermier7154]

Please go get checked. I bled for about 7 months straight. It had happened before and they didn't find anything so I didn't think of it. Ended up in the ER and they found a huge mass. Ovarian Cancer. Luckily it was still stage 1a and surgery resolved it for now.

[@loriki8766]

Best way to quit soda and energy drinks is indeed cold turkey BUT you have to replace them with something else. When I quit cold turkey, I drank tea straight up (no milk, no sugar) instead. The tea didn't taste good at first but I drank it every time I was craving soda - which was often. I tried green tea, black tea, etc... After a month, I liked tea and had some favorites. Tea is good because you get a gentle dose of caffeine and it doesn't have sugar and all the gross stuff that sodas and energy drinks have. Good luck!

[@patrciaclemons8183]

I just quit Never replaced. Don't be weak. Now I get just as excited drinking water as I did from soda.

[@hutchio]

​@@patrciaclemons8183Replacing soda/energy drinks with something healthy like tea isn't "weak." It's effective, healthy, and just as 'strong' as only replacing with water.

[@KrakenIsland64]

​@@patrciaclemons8183Yeah, or people can just do what feels comfortable for them and not worry about what the creep that gets excited by water thinks. Either way works really

[@OmegaFennec]

@@patrciaclemons8183what’s with the negativity? Everyone deals with addictions differently, I quit nicotine cold turkey but I had to replace it with something else (chewing gum) because for me I needed to keep myself occupied otherwise I would go back to it, but for you quitting cold turkey and replacing it with nothing works. Everyone deals with things differently and not everything works for everyone.

[@Raz0rking]

Its impressive how addicting the sugar in the soda is.

[@HeidiDressler]

Australian RN here, if I ever forget anything when I’m at work instead of googling it, I think I’m going to refer back to this video and Dr Mike it instead.

[@forgod2388]

Is it true that your spiders are gigantic and all over the place... and is it really possible for snakes to come up from the inside of the toilet?

[@Benwut]

@@forgod2388 Yes (partially) and yes (inland)

[@laylaellingson4875]

As a 16 year old with a dysfunctional and poor family, it’s been hard to get information and go to doctors, your videos have helped me so much with even just learning the little things. Thank you so much 🩷

[@liezlabellera2481]

I suffer from hyperhidrosis and I would love to see a video of medical procedures done on you. I’m hoping that one day I can find a way to deal with mine

[@karynstouffer3562]

Can confirm the "passing out from extreme pain" thing. I have broken multiple bones, some more than once. The bigger ones have definitely been pass out moments. Smaller ones, like my nose, just a sort of "white-out" moment. And nausea with intense pain can be fully uncontrollable.

[@samiraperi467]

Busted my left radius two ways (down *and* across), scaphoid and some smaller bones once; I stayed conscious but had to take a few breaths before getting up. I'm good at staying conscious, so I also have sleep issues. :P

[@MaryMansour-wg1hm]

Please talk about Rheumatoid Arthritis and the current research on it! I want to learn more about my disease as a young woman in her 20s :)

[@annicasandstedt3449]

Hi and I agree! I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid arthritis at 27 years old (currently 31). It is still a struggle everyday since i have not yet found the right treatment.😔 I hope you find a treatment that works for you Mary 😊

[@MaryMansour-wg1hm]

@annicasandstedt3449 it's definitely a lonely path!

[@emdoesstuff-g6g]

I am a preteen and pretty sure I have rheumatoid arthritis.

[@hutchio]

​@@emdoesstuff-g6gI would recommend getting a referral to a rheumatologist if you think this ❤

[@intrusivethought_37]

@@emdoesstuff-g6gwhy? Just curious

[@Emma-MarieRose]

Dr. Mike, your videos are always so informative and engaging! I love how you break down complex topics in a way that's easy to understand. Your content is truly helping people!

[@blazethecat363]

actually on the weighted blanket thing. there are studies showing the DPT (Deep Pressure Therapy) they provide CAN help soothe anxiety symptoms.

[@CrazilyCrazyDude]

I was just about to say that!

[@FenrirAldebrand]

My dog is probably 75 pounds, and DPT with him feels like he's putting my soul back in my body. Though I feel like my dog is also a big part of that component.

[@rage_of_aquarius]

Same way we use a cattle crush to keep cows calm during procedures. Helps suppress an overactive sympathetic nervous system. When I'm having a panic attack, I use a modified shibari harness to calm me down.

[@TheGrossDemon]

I use one, I have insomnia and wake up frequently, when I use it I don’t wake up as much and sleep better. They’re so great. They’re a good alternative for people who like thick blankets too, the pressure makes me feel safer, it’s like a warm hug.

[@MxDiagnosis]

​@@FenrirAldebrand it's a double whammy to the anxiety

[@savannahfields3416]

Nurse here! I have always wondered why peppermint makes our mouths feel cold especially when we drink water while chewing peppermint gum. I asked my anatomy professor this and they didn’t know. Love your videos! ❤

[@ChazzleDazzleVideos]

Peppermint contains menthol which binds to a receptor in nerve cells to trick your brain into feeling cold. Its the same thing that happens with capsaicin and why it feels hot.

[@Miketheike123]

Sout spicy stuff makes our mouth cold, or theres a chemical in there idk

[@ChazzleDazzleVideos]

@Miketheike123 it's the menthol in Peppermint that makes it cold. It binds to a receptor in nerve cells that tricks the brain into feeling cold. Spicy stuff has capsaicin in it that follows a similar mechanism to trick the brain into thinking it's hot.

[@ChazzleDazzleVideos]

Idk why my comment has been deleted 2x but Peppermint has menthol in it which binds to a receptor in nerve cells which tricks the brain into feeling cold. Peppers and spicy things have capsaicin in it which does the same thing but instead of cold it is hot...

[@ostkaka8232]

Its the trigeminal nerve that registers peppermint and we feel like it makes our mouth colder

[@RedBeastAB]

dayum 1:36h video on a monday? My week is saved

[@BIGkiller1987]

7:00 For me I have diagnosed ADHD and having a weighted blanked when I sleep helps me sleep faster and deeper, I remember that it's said it's do to the constant simulant of the weight that helps

[@AdamHilu-Batres]

Hey Dr Mike, just turned 15 yesterday, your videos are the best gifts I got, thnx 🎉🎉

[@brittanyburton144]

Happy belated birthday! Hope it was a good one!! 🎉

[@michellebradford7070]

Hope you’re day was magical

[@YukeeGurung]

Same!🎉

[@shannenhocking8331]

Happy birthday 🎉

[@Grass_eater332]

Happy late birthday!🎉🎉

[@colleengeier9994]

I love your comment about not being held back because of a disability! I work with people living with dusabilities both professionally and in ministry. It is usually other people's attitudes that really disable people.

[@DaveDettman-wx3hi]

Hi Dr. Mike, I have 2 questions for your next answering questions video: 1. If I hold in a sneeze is that bad for me? 2. Am I dehydrated if I only feel the need to pee when I wake up and before I go to bed?

[@sdfr4567]

For #2 Dr. Mike would likely want to know how much you are peeing (a little or a lot). For what that means, you can use his metric in this video with 16 oz, or two cups for full bladder capacity. If you are peeing a lot, you might be at a normal total volume for one day. If you are peeing not much, you might not be at a total volume for one day. For hydration and kidney function this total volume in 24 hours matters a lot to give an opinion.

[@KatieGuzmanCampos]

Hey Dr Mike! Thank you for your videos‼️❣️ I had always been intimidated by med school and always strayed away because of what I had heard, your videos helped me realize I can break things down into simpler things. I now am on a med track to becoming an OB!! 🎉❤

[@juliewhetstine9631]

You unlocked a core memory with the fan blowing on you thing. As a kid I would put a box fan on my bed while sleeping in the summer. My mom would complain and say “you’re gonna get a cold in your back.” 😂 Think she’s referring to stiffening of my muscles from the air.

[@momkatmax]

I think that it is a cultural thing too. Mike said wind blowing on you driving a long time gives you stiff neck. That might be the tension of driving! Remember, Mike is Slavic ancestry and that sounds like something my Dad would have said!

[@MartinFinnerup]

Dr. Mike: "I'm in my 20s." I thought you were 35? I'm confused. xD Also, looking forward to the video about greying hair. Are you going to touch on hair loss too? I'm 29, and have been experiencing both for a few years, so I'd be curious to learn more about both subjects.

[@emsxqi]

i‘m pretty sure the first video shown was already older, so he might‘ve been in his late 20‘s then! but i was also confused about that haha

[@AllyClashKing]

James is 25 but he said 19*

[@rawankray2001]

Even though mike did say that i think its possible he meant that when he was in his 20s he started to get grey hair? Maybe thats what he meant? Idk im just guessing?

[@Hollow_Phoenix]

This is a compilation of existing videos, both new and old. He's currently in his thirties.

[@anniesama5729]

Haha glad I'm not the only one who caught that.

[@hattarapilvi]

such a good video for me to have in the background as im doing my evening routines. thank you doctor mike!

[@Chxstnxt]

the editor enjoying editing a little too much HAHAHAHA but its funny and it helps me calm my mind from overthinking :)) thank youu Doctor Mike and ALSO SHOUTOUT YOUR EDITOR IN YOUR NEXT VIDEO, he deserves some love.

[@CoastGal06]

Can you please do an in-depth video on the menopausal transition 50% of the population experiences and why the healthcare system has been so silent and dismissive of women experiencing the often debilitating effects on their physical, mental and emotional well-being. If any of my doctors had given me a heads up on what was coming when I was in my early 40's, I would have been prepared and taken steps. Even when I got a hysterectomy at 50, not one of doctors brought up post-menopausal symptoms, and I didn't know what to ask. It's really shameful that medical practioners are so poorly educated on this matter. I would be really interested in hearing your opinion. Perhaps a collaboration with Mama Doctor Jones?

[@jemimalamb78]

Yes, please do a video on this.

[@gailtaylor411]

OMG - Yes! I had NO idea how many aspects of my health would be affected and no idea what questions to ask.😔

[@rtd1791]

Have any of you read Gail Sheehy’s The Silent Passage? Been around for decades. Oprah has a new book out this year on the topic. Can’t remember the name but searching “Oprah” and “menopause” will bring it up. The New Menopause came out in April of this year. Amazon has a top 10 list for books on menopause. I have received better information from books than either doctors or friends and family. Doctors haven’t wanted to take the time to talk about it thoroughly and other women keep claiming that they haven’t experienced any symptoms. My mum who is about to be 80 claims not to remember and I didn’t live close to her when she went through it. There are also good videos on KZbin. Mama Doctor Jones has at least one. There has been a change with regard to hormone replacement therapy. But I couldn’t give you chapter and verse on it. The gist was that HRT isn’t as dangerous for women in their 50s as previously thought. I decided not to take HRT based on my symptoms and my overall risk for breast cancer. I have decided to ride the storm. Don’t get me wrong, there are times when it is unpleasant, but I feel like there’s room in my life to accommodate this passage. I don’t have to try to cope with hot flashes at work for instance. All of my children are grown and all but one has left the nest. I don’t think of myself as fully retired but I am not currently working. I sold my business a couple years back and haven’t decided on my next chapter. Probably most important is that I have a loving, kind, and supportive husband who isn’t dismissive of my experience. The two things that have surprised me is breast pain and intense sexual interest. I knew that breast pain was possible; I just didn’t expect it to be more intense than the breast pain of puberty or pregnancy. And for me it has been much more intense. The change in sexual interest caught me off guard because most women complain of a lack of desire, and that happens, but being as randy as a young man? I had to dig deep into the blogosphere to find other women willing to discuss it. I told my husband that his role in this change is to be endlessly understanding and ever ready. There are times he reminds me that he is a man in his 50s. I think he prefers the sex pest to the woman who couldn’t be bothered. 😂 Top tip for dealing with hot flashes I found was keeping a spray bottle filled with water in the fridge so you can spray yourself down during a flush. The other advice I have embraced is to live while I’m awake and give myself permission to nap. So I’m up at 3 am doing laundry? I’ll cook dinner in the wee hours too. I don’t sleep longer than five hours at a stretch now. So I take naps when I need them. And I do stuff when I am awake even if it’s an odd time of day. I really really wish women were more open about it. It’s a major right of passage that we should be proud of. Did any of you see Drew Barrymore’s first hot flash? She had it on air. And she told everyone! One of the doctors in one of the many books I’ve read on menopause ( Sorry I don’t remember who or which book) said that instead of thinking of menopause as this big ending we should instead think of it is a “return” as our hormone levels end up being similar to our girlhoods. Many women report feeling more energetic, calmer, and more capable after menopause. We just have to get through perimenopause.😅

[@franklypotpie]

Yes!!!!

[@jourdyngroman]

if you crashed a car because of a spider, i wouldn't suggest moving to Australia

[@sgsp770]

Yeeeeeeeeeees!!!!!!

[@debsavery3882]

OMG, THAT'S FUNNY!! Love in UK again nownut family in Aussie, Canada & SA where I lived 4 while, 2! Wow, AFRICA was SOMETHING 2! ON UPSIDE, NOT Bothered by MOST spiders, snakes ETC cos was Educated on.em in SA, in what family tells about Aussie, but, us BRITS, DEFO NOT PREPARED normally! (2 clarify, had TICK FEVER after going 'veld skool' like, outdoorsy exp 4 young teens) Got tick out in morning, had Antibiotics, wasn't long enough 4 Lyme disease, I'm guessing! Think ppl shld be EDUCATED about 'Wildlife' in different Countries before PROPER Emmigration. We came back, but still

[@debsavery3882]

Not bothered about Spiders, or snakes, or anything anymore. Did you know there's DEADLY spider in SA that's tiny, button spider so, really, just get on wiv knowledge u have wiv insects or whatever. Knowledge is the key! An this young man..can't fault you! ❤ ✌

[@nebulasergal6557]

Wow KZbin didn't show me this in subscription feed, glad I saw it on recommend.

[@GeoKinsASMR]

6:54 heavier blankets dont CURE or help conditions but as an autistic it feels asthough my nervous system and my body is getting a tight hug and i feel better. I wear one after work to regulate myself

[@bryerwilson2464]

I know he might not see this, but i have a question. When i was younger i had hyper-flexible knees that never really fixed themselves like the Doc said they would. Whenever i run too much, my left knee cap area starts to really hurt. My mum says it's because the joins/muscles are weakened and something else that i cant remember, but i think it might be something more. Any advice on what is going on with my knee? Also this is a really stupid question, but if someone with those HUGE plastic surgery breasts dropped to the floor and needed CPR, how would you exactly do chest compression's if their chest is in the way?

[@Forgetting_theMoment]

Woah! Early! Also, your videos are so inspiring and interesting! Keep it up Mike !!

[@JanaTernonva-m5x]

For sure one of your top uploads yet!

[@BAOFxDefect]

Hey Doctor Mike, i know you have been advocate for PCOS education and awareness. Recently, there has been update in the international guidelines for this condition, coming out of Melbourne, Australia. Talking about this in a video would be great for people who have this condition, or has a friend or loved one has it. Thanks.

[@forgod2388]

I know this episode is already over but I actually had a question for you for a while now and this actually gave me the courage to ask... I have some headaches/migraines, and i try to lay down in the dark (or with very dim lights) and it makes my head hurt worse. Is that normal for migraines or headaches?

[@helenablignaut662]

Wow, can't believe I watched the whole thing! Some interesting questions and answers. Thank you. PS - You're funny 😂

[@TsvetoslavaPopova-hf8rs]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@darryldavidson4824]

7:02 Dr Mike, I have to respectfully disagree with you on the weighted blanket question. My wife suffers from anxiety 2nd to hx of S assult as a child and young adult. We've been together 18 years and, weather permitting, used miltiple quilts/blankets on our bed because she has issues attaining and maintaining deep sleep. We purchased a weighted blanket for our bed which has relieved a lot of her anxiety, allowing her to sleep better. I also know that friends of ours that have a child with Asperger's, using the weighted blaket makes a huge difference in his anxiety related behaviors. I know these are anecdotal examples but I hope that it may cause you to rethink your opinion or at least not to dismiss the idea out of hand. I enjoy your videos and look forward to the rest of this one.👍

[@anna5545]

yes to the hyperhidrosis video!! i suffer from this condition in my underarms, hands, feet and groin. I've tried OTC lotions and anti-perspirants for my hands and while they are effective - it feels so weird! I'm so used to clammy slightly damp hands all the time that dry is seriously foreign. I've research procedures, but have never had the courage or finances to go through with any of them. good luck to you!

[@CraftingWithTopaz]

I absolutely love that this video is over an hour

[@saralynn518]

I had my phone in my pocket and this video started playing after the recent one. When I tell you I stopped in my tracks and panicked around 11-12 min in, I’m dead serious. He was only mentioning Bear. I thought something happened to the other dog! I am glad this is a compilation. Don’t scare the pocket people, Mike!

[@Cyanodude]

Don't hit us with that "What" we know what your doing 4:20

[@Snow-c7n]

Could you talk some about eating disorders? I don’t know if I have anorexia or not but like I’m a teen and I’ve been so stressed lately and have no appetite for food. I feel like the number on the scale is the only thing I can control which makes me happy and feel less stressed. I don’t really know how to even talk about it or if I’m just crazy lol! Much love!!!

[@RoseRoulette]

What’s some advice you give as a doctor that you don’t take yourself?

[@ARandomBird1949]

Yay! Finally someone who supports my home country! Love your vids, keep it up! (Btw, all fellow Australians… 👇)

[@marthastewwart]

Yikes about that James Charles portion😬. Love the rest of the video, tho ❤️

[@user-kf4gt7bo2k]

lol big talk coming from someone with the name Martha Stewart

[@lleexxii]

Lmao that was my face

[@marthastewwart]

​@@user-kf4gt7bo2kOh, NO!! She did blackface and also insider trading *gasp* !! Oh, the horror. You are totally right. It's absolutely comparable to James getting with/attempting to get with MULTIPLE MINORS!! Those stocks are definitely traumatized for life with what Martha put them through. How could she do such a thing?? I mean, it's not like YOU would do insider trading if you had such knowledge. I know you would never do such atrocities, would you‽‽ And the fact a 83 YEAR OLD woman is a tad racist is downright appalling! I'm happy to know that you think that stuff is comparable to a man targeting STRAIGHT TEENAGE aged MINORS by trying to sleep with them by using his power/money/influence/popularity to do things they wouldn't normally do. Yea, that's absolutely the same as a grandma with racist tendencies. You're fxcking weird...

[@BB-mh6tg]

He is not chronically online to know the James Charles lore. He's a very busy medical professional. Give him a break geeeezz..

[@mai-ss3po]

@@BB-mh6tg exactly!!😭

[@theashwoodfaerie2]

As an Aussie I feel very happy knowing that Mike loves it here 🥹🥹🥹

[@marieflechas94]

Yeah bit he's going to be disappointed if he thinks it's warm in Canberra 😂

[@alexking4306]

14:40 I was cracking my knuckles as you read this question 😂 Scared me for a minute there

[@unavailablehandles]

same lol

[@brohen]

Perfect timing, I was actually just thinking that you've done these enough for a compilation right before i saw the notification

[@mrflopper7064]

Top G Mike! Wassup G

[@Verygoodpotato123]

Hello Doctor Mike! I really enjoy watching your KZbin videos, and I have a question. I crashed my bike a few months ago and did my best to take care of the wounds properly. The skin of almost my entire left elbow was burned from the road, and my right hand was tore up. The only issue was my left hand, which only acquired about a 1x2 cm circular cut. They all healed well except for this one small cut! It is a noticeable bump, and it is still painful and tender, even though it is scar tissue and there is no longer a scab. Is this normal or something to worry about?

[@Hails133]

Thank you so much this helped e with all my questions

[@drs3055]

Just found your channel! What should I do about my binge watching🤭 How do you learn about new medications, how and when to use them, and when there are "use" changes to existing medications? Seems like a daunting task. Thanks Doctor.

[@KrystalMcCullough14]

5:35 FINALLY SOMEONE LIKES AUSTRALIA

[@_Jana-the-person_]

FR THOOOOOOO

[@mirelanita9418]

I've watched only the first 2.34 min so far. Will continue when possible. ADORABLE ❤😊

[@mimini1969]

Stop the into was so clean 😩✋

[@Lunara_2.0]

14:40 Cracking my knuckles make them feel a bit looser, when I’m doing something where my hands are in a fixed position for long periods of time they get really stiff and cracking them loosens them back up so I get my full range of motion back

[@darlingstar12]

Not sure when you are going to do one of these again, but do you know if it’s true that a cat’s purr can heal bones?

[@TRIJOR]

I love your channel and feel you educate so well! Absolutely adore Bear!!!

[@snehallovekorean9073]

1st I thougt I am watching this on 1.75* speed 😂😂😂

[@ColleenFischer22]

At the moment I'm the luckiest girl 😂 I love this format on your channel and to see that it's 1:39:05 long just makes me happy 😂😍 Thanks for your effort Dr. Mike & greetings from Germany 🤩

[@evilgaming0077]

8:05 That aged kinda poorly 😬

[@Onyx-c4h]

Yeahhh 😬

[@Random-pv5fx]

Wait why?

[@aixoia]

why?

[@Randomstuffcore]

@@Onyx-c4hwhy

[@voicingemotions]

Mike deserves every single view in this channel

[@julieannReinwald]

Premature graying.. you’re getting that you say you’re in your 20s sweetie you’re in your 30s 😁

[@Oaklyoaks]

I thought that said premature gaying 🫠🫠

[@Jessica-yv1hy]

This video is a compilation of videos of him answering questions. It could be that the first video was recorded when he was still in his 20s.

[@slkjess1206]

Glad to see you looking healthy. Stay blessed.

[@Chloe-bg7nz]

So excited for this Video :D

[@GabeVoorhees-g9m]

I have Cf too. My journey hasn’t been as rough, but I’m glad doctor mike knows his stuff on it

[@alexdorch7632]

They also have medication that can help with hyperhydrosis called Oxybutynin (I’m sure there are others). It’s often used for over active bladders but also works with hyperhydrosis. It has been a GAME CHANGER for me!

[@EquestrianGal]

10:32 - Mike: 'There is no such thing as a dumb question.' 6 y.o: Where are my shoes? Me: Where did you see them last? 6 y.o: On my feet. I beg to differ.

[@RealRoseLarson]

I have Raynaud’s disease, and shmorels nodes in my lower vertebrae. Could you do a video on those things sometime?

[@faizashabbir-f6m]

Hey Dr. Mike, I just love your videos. I'm 20 now, and I have lower back pain. My heartbeat always remains fast, and I have low hb. What do you recommend to me, and what should I add to my diet?

[@giovannamichael2029]

Love Ur videos also u saved a life by just watching your video

[@BrennaGibbs]

Quick question: if you have completely grey or white hair, and you’ve lost all of your melanin, how do they still tan? Isn’t melanin in skin tones as well? Btw love your videos!!

[@zekova]

You just lose the melanin in your hair obviously. Not from your entire body 👅

[@mariamoudaa]

Hey, Dr.Mike. I just wanted to say that your videos are absolutely amazing and useful to a medicine-interested 13 yo girl like me. I really like your medical advice but I would love it if you can explain the reason I have acute external otitis and the composition of the painful yellowish discharge inside of my ear. Thanks in advance and keep up the good work

[@farokhrokni9254]

Doctor Mike lovely ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mimo23245]

6:32 when it says please like the like button glows lol 😂

[@3skin556]

OMG you're right

[@annenjagi555]

Hi Dr Mike,I enjoy your incredible content courtesy of my adorable minime. I am long sighted and lately my eyes feel like :pepper spray" and teary when I am in my glasses. What could be the problem? Much love from Kenya❤

[@shawnalowes5890]

Love your content, and I've had the botox a few months ago for hyperhidrosis under my arms. Not painful at all. I would recommend it! Going for my next treatment in a few days actually! 😊

[@SwissLotus]

27:15 had this happen before these pains were very different from cramps, so i called my gyno and when she ckecked, she told me it's an ovarian cyst she also assured me, that they're pretty harmless and basically heal on themselfs a few days later i was fine and never had it happen again

[@ThyKemallee]

Hi doctor. Mike I love your channel a lot cause it’s just not just boring medical stuff you make it fun❤❤❤😊😂

[@tamashisamaranayake6971]

I am the 100th liker of this video. I'm so excited! love your videos Dr. Mike. Stay blessed

[@hemanthsingirikonda5450]

Hey Doc btw me and my mom got so inspired by you thank you so much for making videos 😊

[@0rion-ca291]

Hey Doctor Mike, I have two questions: When I eat or consume dairy, instead of getting diarrhea, I feel bloated and constipated, and it has been happening since I was young. Is their an explanation? Last one, I have a deviated septum, and I have serious headaches mostly on my left side - which is where the blockage is. My doctor said that the deviation is the cause of my headaches but idk if it really is. I am sensitive to light and extreme noises so I have to take precautions sometimes when going out. Also my headaches are more centered on the sides or my head and my face. I just want to know if there could be any other issue for the headaches.

[@manojdeepika5599]

Besttttt doc!❤

[@Not-Right-Meow]

Regarding the question on hats/caps causing baldness, I always assumed the correlation/causation was inverse (i.e. once guys start going bald they may start wearing hats more often to conceal it) Also, I know picking your nose with your finger isn't recommended, but what about using a Q-tip? Sometimes there are boogers that keep rattling around in there while I breathe no matter how much I try to blow into a tissue.

[@00qverlord40]

Idk if this is where you look at comments for your next comment video, but what you talked about with herpes outbreak got me thinking. I often have the sides of my lips split open with little sideways cuts but I've tested negative for herpes. Almost "you wanna know how I got these scars" Joker style but they're tiny and then I end up picking at them until they're big because of dermatillomania. Sometimes they get worse in cold weather but not always. What is happening???

[@WilliamEckhoff]

I also get those. Never knew what caused them

[@nataliecore1]

I sometimes get rarely severe and sharp heart pains when I would drink, and it would last for a minute or so to the point I would spit out my drink on the floor kneel to the ground holding my chest, and I handle pain pretty well. This happened through my young teen to late teen years. Now I was diagnosed with a minor heart murmur, but what do you think?

[@Natalia-ct1ue]

Dr mike !! In regards to weighted blankets would it not correlate with how a hug can calm the CNS? Sometimes when I get a panic attack I have a friend lay on top of me and maybe it’s just placebo but the weight and constriction absolutely calms me down. Maybe I was just swaddled a lot as a baby and it has more to do with nurture than nature hahah eager to hear your take

[@DdKk-uc4ek]

Hi Dr. Mike, I am looking for answers. Almost a month ago now, I fell ill. I had a Fever for 4-5 days with temps ranging between 99.5-101.7. During that time I had an extremely sore throat and a bad cough. With those syptoms I got tested for Covid & Flu from a pharmacy which both tested negative. So I went to the doctor and asked for a strep test, that came back negative as well. That weekend I tried resting and recovering but I wasn't getting better. And wgile the Fever came down, my cough was getting worse. I was coughing up thick layers of mucous and my nose had dried nosebleeds. So the next week I went to a different doctor. She then put me on an antibiotic for 5 days and prescribed an OTC sleep syrup. I felt like the antibiotics were helping. The cough had slowed except for at night. So that went on fo4 several days. The antibiotics ended. Now it is been 4 weeks and I am still coughing. What could it be? P.s. I don't snoke or have asthma.

[@kaylheecarroll3186]

Congratulations on getting 13 million subscribers ❤😊!

[@jeffblaginess812]

I've used a fan blowing on my head for over 30 years. I love it. But I do have neck problems. I have cervical radiculopothy. But it doesnt seem to cause me more neck problems. Only when I turn my head a certain way and only happens once in a while.

[@Jamesdavey358]

49:40 "I do cbt on myself quite often" - Dr Mike

[@maddykrantz]

Question for a future video. What are the signs of tinnitus and how can I manage it without needing to go to a dortor, or should I go anyway. I get mild ringing in my ears sometimes, and while it doesn't bother me, I wanna know if it's normal.

[@AvaFroese]

Heyy dr.Mike! Love your videos ! I always watch them right when they come out

[@claireb0317]

Hey Dr mike, I was once told by a doctor that because of my blood type being A+, that I had lower stomach acid and therefore it is harder for me to digest certain foods like meats. Would love to hear your opinion on A blood types having lower stomach acid or about other differences in blood types.

[@ShelbeeFiscal-n8v]

Hey dr, Mike do you have any suggestions for sleep! Like I have gone days with not sleeping it night and it’s not good at all.

[@Μιχαήλ-ω3ψ]

Bear has such beautiful mesmerising eyes ❤❤❤❤ o my god

[@_BestYTShort]

Hey Dr. Mike, I´ve got this apparently rare condition of hearing my own pulse. Especially while trying to sleep, which causes some trouble falling asleep. Have you got any Info on that and how I could help myself?

[@HannahDrane]

Hey Dr. Mike, love your videos! Random question - how can I know if I have POTS or some other orthostatic condition or am just malnourished?

[@Snow-c7n]

I also would love a video on Postural orthostatic syndrome (POTS) I am 17 and active. My heart will go all the way to 190 BPM and as low as about 35 BPM. I don’t pass out however. My knees also will turn purple and my hands will turn ghostly white some. Our healthcare isn’t that great and they seem to brush off my symptoms a lot of the time but they did diagnose me with pots and put me on florinaf but I don’t know that it’s helping that much. Love your videos!! If I’m not a vet in the future then I want to be a doctor!!

[@avx4281]

Funny and informative and entertaining. Thank u.

[@Rex_ThatDinoDude]

I get nosebleeds….guess what I do?! Tilt my head back and swallow the blood. Surprisingly, it doesn’t make me nauseous. Which is one of my very weird bodily quirks.

[@Motnahpywons35]

hey dr mike, ive been a fan for almost a year now and i love your vids. I just wanna ask something because my mom was diagnosed with tuberculosis and she's pretty secretive about it and don't share it with us. I wanna know how to help her. I'm only 13 years old and it's been a dream to be a doctor like you, hope this reaches out to you

[@bassemgargouri9019]

I hated my life for this: I went to an ORL today, he asked to check my throat and do that aaah thingy, he picked a metal spatula from his tool box, sticked that thing in my throat then, put it back to the same tool box where he had other tools, I was so disgusted...🤢 Every time I remember it, it gets me sick Why do some doctors do that