ECT4Health - Oedema (edema) and how fluid leaks out of Capillaries

[@servicarrider]

Never has the process been so clearly understandable. Virtually nothing lost in the translation from very smart guy to not so smart guy.

[@sadafbenaf]

Oh my God, how I am thankful to you, your time, your extremely simplified explanations that really explains the entire process. No strong, undigestible medical terminology, yet explain a wide range and their reasons of medical field- from circulatory system, lymphatic system, and mechanisms of pressures inside our bodies. Amazing!

[@tarrendumolo2154]

I am in nursing school and this video is by far the best one I have found. Very educational and simple. A lot of videos explain what happens and not why it happens, which is crucial to understanding the content. Thank you for doing both!

[@Ect4health]

Thank you so much. Feel free to share with your class mates. Best of luck with your studies. Rob

[@ricardomateo5692]

Learned more in one lecture, this details was not discussed in our class. Thanks

[@TaRFaH4]

very simple and convenience! thanks a lot! I personally watched a lot of videos about edema but this was brilliant!

[@Coco9210]

Hi Rob, once again will explained and presented. Hope you continue to put up more lessons on you tube. Thank you.

[@yolandabates8201]

GREAT TEACHING!!!! You have simplified this sooooo well! I appreciate you so much sir!

[@mrmeach1967]

Fiiiiiiiiiiinallly! A good, solid, simple explanation of how a loss of pressure INSIDE the blood vessel (the oncotic pressure) leads to fluid flow OUT of the blood vessel. Explanations that fail to distinguish hydrostatic pressure from oncotic pressure have left me scratching my head, wondering why fluid flows into the interstitium, following a loss in pressure within the blood vessel. Now I know. Thanks for this awesome explanation.

[@sqtheeta]

The Only Video that could explain it all! Thankyou so much! God bless you!

[@amycox1551]

This was incredibly easy to follow and made sense, thankyou!

[@Frenchstralian]

Very clear and easy to understand explanation of oedema. Thank you!

[@privatesector0422]

your info is amazing! thank you for being the only person that has explained so well... SUBSCRIBED!!

[@raymcmillan1276]

Thank you for your excellent explanation on this subject!!

[@nicolenagy8839]

You explained this wonderfully, as a student it is easy to understand! Amazing pictures.

[@vairaworld]

You explain so well! Thank you ! make more videos please :D

[@BethsManeCorral4U]

I wasn't getting info why my dad was coughing up blood with his heart attack. I didn't cough up blood in my heart attack situation. Thank you for explaining the process.

[@tasaramarega1038]

Thanks, you simplified this whole thing for me, thanks once again-pharmacy student

[@kaylalynch7160]

This was SO helpful and so easy to understand. I've been seeking an easy way to explain this to my own students and other nurses I train. Thank you for breaking it down and simplifying it-- I'll be sharing your videos with my nursing students. Thank you!

[@Ect4health]

Thank you Kayla. Merry Christmas to you.

[@Shiraz321]

well explained i hope there were some discussion on the treatment of edema.

[@sophiehannan7738]

Hey Rob, this was great! You should do more pathophysiology videos :)

[@bichloan2348]

You are my rescue hero!!! Thanks for crystal explanations.

[@njolleewane9828]

waow!!! Man you are good. You deserve a medal. you made it really possible for me to understand the concept. i thank you

[@sherryhenshaw3173]

Thank you! I now know more about whats taking place in my brothers life.

[@karviahamilton689]

Not bad, your explanation ain’t bad at all. I hope that I see more video from you in the near future

[@Foodandtravels797]

Best video I ever seen on Edema Thank you 👍

[@alluparantha]

this deserves more views

[@dafiel-amin4799]

Very easy-to-understand :) Thank you!

[@tanvirlatif3203]

Legend. Such a simple yet illustrative explanation. Have my babies

[@impexafric1862]

brilliant explanation!

[@RayPitch]

Very clearly explained thanks, NB Oncotic pressure AKA Osmotic pressure

[@carlinesimeon9440]

I Thank The Lord Jesus for you sir and your teaching. You were truly given that gift. You are the embodiment of the '' KISS '' principle. thank you for your generosity, clarity, pace/poise, etc

[@ubsvks1985]

Awesome explanation. I hope you teach somewhere.

[@gaobakwebakang2942]

Well explained. You 8 ppl wth a thumb down to this clear explanation need counselling.

[@healthbeauty7853]

I developed edema after a burn once, I was going to buy a syringe and draw out the fluid, but I decided to wait a few days, and the fluid was easy to squeeze out by hand. It came out as a redish liquid. It's obviously a side effect from swelling.

[@stupid4620]

Very good and clear explanation.

[@narmathanandhakumar2378]

Rob! Good explanation

[@ngrantgrant2183]

Very good explanation. How do you fix it?

[@tobyagiopu4166]

That was incredible. you are a great teacher

[@sigienipsey3563]

Very educative lecture

[@SteveBlethyn]

Excellent presentation, Thanks

[@lairafonner7957]

So clear, so good, thank you, sir! :)

[@shashimoghe3920]

Sir very clearly explained thanks 16/07/2021

[@MM0SDK]

Brilliant presentation. Thank you.

[@joewu4386]

Great explanation, thank you.

[@maestroh2986]

If the lymph system picks up the water and returns it to the bloodstream what's the point of the water leaking out? Is it a flaw in our bodies?

[@mohseenmudalagi4482]

Do some videos abt ecg Thank u sir

[@МаринаМаслова-з1ч]

It is very simple to understand :)

[@ankitapatharde3782]

superb lecture

[@samahf1669]

Outstanding!

[@xll20llx]

it is very useful video, Many thanks

[@saladdressing3464]

How can we fix the large gaps where fluids leak

[@jedi1967]

Rob, I think I have Edema in both legs, a scab is leaking it wont stop what should I do? go to ER or to my doctor?

[@AnimeFriendship]

You are amazing!!! Thank youuuu

[@fraudalert3550]

ANY TREATMENT FOR EDEMA?

[@privatesector0422]

thumbs UP!!

[@ttc5764]

well done!!

[@paromitasarker151]

Thanks a lot sir.

[@josephquintos3150]

thank you very much!

[@koreishite]

I start to have oedema in my feet when I travel by bus for long hours 24 hours.Could anyone give an explanation to that and how to prevent it ?

[@Ect4health]

Almost certainly it relates to venous pooling in your lower legs when you sit with them down for long periods of time. As veins become congested, it increases the back pressure in capillaries causing leakage of plasma water into the interstitial spaces. The result is ankle and calf oedema. Moving your legs every few minutes helps to reduce the oedema forming

[@koreishite]

Thanks.Is there something that I should change in my diet to stop it knowing that I've gone overweight thess last ten years and I'm trying to reverse it with some good results ?

[@kuroya113]

+Rob Timmings hi, i just seen your video and its awesome explanation. i just want to ask regarding @koreishite question, my mom also has the same symptom, so can we think maybe this is the early sign of renal problem or maybe because of the gravitation effect that can make renal think that the effective artery blood volume is decrease so it will cause water retention? thank you.

[@bernadineudeozoh9387]

Rob Timmings please how can l watch your video in other topics like fluid? dehydration?

[@sailorprican]

thanks it help me a lot.

[@saladdressing3464]

For me its when ever i eat carbs my legs feet hards and wrists start to swell

[@relaxwithnature5876]

thank you

[@dinaal-nahhas537]

Thank you ... great

[@sonamsulthana5131]

brilliant ...

[@ferosiety]

thank you sir

[@rahul-db6fs]

Thanks a lot...

[@dandelionraven]

thank you!

[@patrickshikwaya1071]

Perfect

[@lisalomeli6238]

awesome thank you !!!!

[@Villageology]

great

[@ad.5560]

gourgous

[@dougiewise]

Long pause

[@kausarsahebzda6719]

U r just 😮

[@ramsg9988]

Wonderful explanation. But I feel it is complete because I am just recovering from Edema. The donkey doctors I approached in India have concluded that I had a heart ailment as the blood pumping by the heart is not upto the mark. In private, they have expressed the opinion that the solution to my problem is heart transplantation. Donkey assholes!!

[@artedigitaluniverso]

I need to lose 70 pounds 😐

[@jhmrem]

Great explanation!

[@joanwax7399]

Thank you