Ectopic Pregnancies 101

[@katiesimpson8517]

As a retired nurse & a mom I find these presentations so informative. I like the visuals, as opposed to a picture or a plastic model. Truly fascinating. Combined it creates a more complete visual.

[@rockyyams]

your not scared?

[@cccbbbccc5910]

​@@rockyyams bro, i think she saw worse shit over the years. Literally shit

[@deannespuhl3948]

I didnt realize the uterus was so small.

[@ayolovephat]

​@@rockyyams A retired Nurse and mom scared? Of what?

[@ayolovephat]

​@@deannespuhl3948 It is, but it's slightly larger than this in real life though.

[@mbumonvivian7947]

May all mothers to be have a safe pregnancy.

[@magdalena9109]

Yes!!! I'll hope so. ❤ Right

[@sekinaansari]

Ameen Ameen!❤

[@veronicaamos]

Amen

[@Turbofinest]

Amen❤

[@MsRENO1977]

I had an ectopic pregnancy when I was younger, it was awful. I had to have emergency surgery to remove my left fallopian tube because that is where it implanted and began to grow. I got very lucky however, even with only one tube, I did have a son about a year and a half later.

[@jodybranum4015]

Same here, when I went in for my 6 week check up after surgery, the Dr. said “Your pregnant “ My response was “You didn’t tell me not too, just my chances were less than half😊 He is now 42 years old

[@spvillano]

My wife had one. Total nightmare story due to late recognition and a religious hospital’s insistence on my consent while I was inaccessible due to military duties. Doctor aborted on his own hook, got fired from residency and faced deportation. Then, some vengeful military NCO entered the picture, who just so happened to know the law and a lot of well placed functionaries… Never get mad, don’t get even, get a head - preferably with the shoulders still attached. The hospital administrator was fired and the resident brought back and hospital system policies experienced a seismic change.

[@nemesiss1988]

I had one 7 months ago and i have a second right now😢

[@nemesiss1988]

@@LightwingsTWENTY2 thank you so much..i know its very rare but i m feeling better knowing that i am not alone,its the third pregnancy that i am loosing in 10 months.

[@deedawson6074]

My Aunty had one in her fallopian tube and had 2 children later on, having lost one tube.

[@reefprayerresin]

I was very sick and getting worse by the day. 3 doctors and a specialist couldn't find out what was wrong. I also went to a homoeopath regularly, and it was him, who did a pregnancy test, which he said was 90% positive (!?). Back to the Drs a few days later, one of the Drs threw his hands in the air, not knowing what was happening. I mentioned the 90% pregnancy test so a test was done and it was positive. He knew instantly that it was an ectopic pregnancy and he told me he needed to operate on me that night. By the time I had the op, the tube (fallopian) had burst and the cavity was full of blood. I was lucky to survive. I was 7 1/2 weeks pregnant But I didn't recover from the op, and was still throwing up, stomach getting bigger over the weeks. I went back to the Dr 7 weeks after the operation, and had another test - I was 14 1/2 weeks pregnant! I had been pregnant with twins! This surviving twin will be turning 45 this year. She made history here in Australia. A one in a 20 million chance of this happening. She has had 4 children herself.

[@luthientinuviel9942]

This is incredible! Thank you for sharing your amazing story!

[@evonnejohnson9584]

Beautiful 😻

[@maintenance779]

This can only be GOD

[@reefprayer]

@@luthientinuviel9942 - Thankyou. For some reason I felt very compelled to…

[@reefprayer]

@@evonnejohnson9584 - Thankyou. My next pregnancy was very boring (ie a normal one!) after this one. Smooth sailing all the way.

[@JohnDoe-uv3rr]

These videos are like getting a free mini college level anatomy lesson, and I've taken your entire curriculum 😂

[@Alicia-gx5bo]

You can go to college for free… you have to purchase the credentials tho 😂

[@flyby3079]

@@Alicia-gx5boin what countries other than Europe? Here in Canada & the USA we pay through our noses for college & university tuition fees.

[@Amita8505]

​@@flyby3079look up free online courses. Some give certificates. They have a lists of them but i have only been on the EDX site so far

[@jinimurray4090]

@@flyby3079I got an excellent superior education in England 6&1/2 years of hands on training & college stuff free! Hit the ground running when I was done with no debt. (Having said that got paid crumbs all the years training but I wouldn’t trade it for the world, now I’ve seen what others come out with. For all their book learning they know nothing!!! Sad. It’s better to serve God - He best teacher eternal rewards No!!! Do NOT MEAN RELIGION RELIGION IS ALL MAN MADE Have you ever known anyone perfect? No therefore no religion will get you into heaven Focus on the big picture- rather than the short it’s bits puny time we have here. Eternity is real !! Heaven is real hell is real ! Jesus is who he said he is the ONLY way to eternal life. Ask Him to provide your education That’s what I did - I didn’t even know who He was really except my best friend . Then years later I figured it out. Better not to get a college education it will destroy whatever hope you have of eternity! Seriously!

[@flyby3079]

@@Amita8505 i will definitely check & see. Most legitimate colleges in North America require you to pay for tuition & books when you take college or university courses.

[@JayJayJayjay503]

Big Respect To The Lady Who Donated Her Body For Science.. R.I.P Sweet Lady 💖

[@suzieq2268]

My last pregnancy was implanted very low and next to the cervix. The doctor said that the uterus is not as rich with blood flow with an implantation there. Fortunately, he said that as the baby grows, the placenta tends to grow upwards along the wall of the uterus. Ultimately, a day after I was induced at full term , I suddenly required a c section. My baby's oxygen levels were showing stress. The baby presented neck first and was bent in two. Our newborn son came out looking healthy and strong. His perfectly shaped head began to flatten over the next couple weeks. My son's neck muscles were too tight on one side, and resulted in the head favoring one position. Physical therapy helped strengthen the neck muscles equally, and then my son's head shape went back to being round. This son will be graduating high school next year, and he is the tallest person in our family. He is healthy, happy, and I am so proud of him. Thank you Lord Jesus 🙏

[@user-zy4wv7yx1z]

The doctors, nurses, hospital staff, etc saved your son. If you would have been in a third would country with no medical services, the results may have been different.

[@jonesfamilyfarms9325]

My middle daughter had torticolis!

[@annalisamandell3581]

Amen!

[@moniqueengleman873]

What a wonderful outcome 💕

[@diapers124]

Praise God 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 now that's a miracle and Blessing..

[@palomaaimee761]

It still amazes me that the uterus is that tiny and causes so much pain and trouble to so many of us women 😭 I'll never get over the fact that something that tiny can cause so much pain 😭

[@spvillano]

In trauma, we’ll occasionally refer to the most important 1% of the body - typically referring to the perineal region. The reason is simple, innervation. Tons and tons of sensory nerves protecting important areas.

[@randiskye4444]

That is because it is, from a biological standpoint, the primary function of the female body, so all roads lead to Rome, so to speak. The uterus and ovaries have a constant hormone feedback loop with the brain which has an effect on the entire body, including the musculature, carciovascular system, hair and skin. It's an amazing machine when it's all working correctly, and drives us batty when it isn't. ❤

[@spvillano]

@@randiskye4444 gynecology in general ends up being a combination of all fields.

[@BLACK_FORTYFIVE]

Anything small in your body or on your body can cause a lot of pain I was picking at my nails and I had this tiny little bit of nail on top and I was tryna rip it off and it hurt like a bitch

[@spvillano]

@@BLACK_FORTYFIVE which is why they only use a local for general surgery, right?

[@micah7817]

The hospital kept sending me home. Said it was in my head. I literally looked like death, no color in my skin. I went with my intuition and went to another hospital. I was immediately rushed into surgery. I had a EP in my fallopian tube that burst and i was bleeding internally. So weak and dehydrated that i had to take my line in my neck! The doctors saved my Life cause i lost so much blood. Im thankful for what yal do❤

[@nancymusakala765]

Send some hugs ❤❤ in hospital they fail to detect early ectopic pregnancy.

[@jodybogdanovich4333]

My third pregnancy implanted in the cornual region (where the egg enters the uterus), or upper corner. This was over 35 years ago. My baby grew to 15 weeks, at which time my uterus ruptured, resulting in an emergency hysterectomy and loss of my baby. I'm lucky to be alive and needed 6 units of blood. Traumatic on so many levels.

[@emeraldperinatalfullcircle]

Glad your still with us! That must have been very hard on you mentally and physically

[@jodybogdanovich4333]

@@emeraldperinatalfullcircle Thank you. I was grateful to God that I had two babies prior to this tragedy. 👼 My girls are now moms and I have been blessed with 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren! 🙏🥰🙏

[@jodybogdanovich4333]

@@LightwingsTWENTY2 Thank you. We will be reunited for eternity, and she's with her grandparents and family. One of God's little angels!

[@jodybogdanovich4333]

@@LightwingsTWENTY2 God salve, I love that! 🥰

[@anthonygreenfield123]

Oh no 😢

[@BenedictaOkyere-c4r]

I also had an ectopic pregnancy. Immediate operation was done n my right tube was removed. Was pregnant with twins but none survived but I did. Glory be to God. It was so tragic😢

[@shazanakhan9807]

Omg a visual insight. I'm 5wks preg with my second, I never actually saw a real human bodys inside and explanation like yours before. Thanks

[@hollietodd6899]

I've had two ectopic pregnancies. They were awful. The first one the doctor was able to save my fallopian tube. The second ectopic pregnancy he wasn't able to save it so I ended up only having one. Miraculously 4 years later, with one tube and bad health I ended up getting pregnant with my son!! He's an absolute blessing and definitely what I needed to push me into wanting sobriety! I've been sober almost 4years now!!❤❤❤

[@tsbaghania]

Kya symptoms the mam or kitne week me pta chla tha ..

[@HaleyJo1992]

A woman in Europe managed to carry a fetus close-ish to term with it attached to her bowel. Obviously had to be surgically removed, but they both managed to live. It was wild.

[@notsure5702]

And very rare

[@claudettereagan2206]

Yes a baby can survive. It's unusual but it is possible. My friend had no uterus at all. She carried her little boy to the 8 the month and had a c- section. He's perfect and she named him John. The baby she she thought she could never have. Praise YHVH

[@Luv2Shop313]

Oh yeah I saw that episode!

[@Amita8505]

​@@claudettereagan2206where did the baby implant if she no longer had a uterus?

[@claudettereagan2206]

@@Amita8505in the fallopian tube

[@cracky4343]

I'm amazed at how they are able to get such a clean cut in half side view that they get. These videos are awesome

[@VicViper1984]

That's because the Jedi gave us lightsabers.

[@Kimberly_K_]

I had an ectopic at 23 years old . No signs or symptoms of being pregnant.. While working one morning I collapsed while profusely bleeding ( I was terrified ) , EMS promptly cared for me , at hospital I was taken in for emergency surgery only to find out I was indeed 26 weeks pregnant .. under any other circumstances he could have been born at that moment into a beautiful survivable life ~ We ruptured . My baby boy would be 26 this month . I suffer every waking moment of my life . How , why ? My life will never be complete , as being gifted the chance to be a mother will not be. My heart goes out to anyone that has suffered such a loss . God Bless.

[@GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author]

I had an ectopic pregnancy that almost killed me. Doctors told me I would never be able t to have children afterward. I thank GOD and the doctors for saving my life. Moreover, I thank GOD for giving me a praying family who taught me about GOD's Miracles. Albeit, I did not get pregnant for a long time when my husband and I were trying to get pregnant, I would get pregnant and miscarry. So, I decided that it was time to pray for a Miracle because my husband and I were not getting any younger, and he really wanted to be a dad. Later, we both had Dreams that we had a baby and three months later, I was pregnant. After I had our baby girl, she looked exactly like the baby in my Dream.

[@dorasilva7919]

I love your videos. I watched them throughout medical school and continue to do so. Thank you so much.

[@n0t_jade59]

I had emergency surgery due to an ectopic pregnancy 4 days ago. Thankyou for making informative videos like these.

[@LifeIsLikeABoxofChocolat-cm3le]

Unfortunately, I went through this. 😞 It was very scary and traumatic for me. So sad to go through something like this. You're still losing a child, you know? 😔 God bless you all whom also had to endure this pain. 😔🙏

[@stephenzimba2293]

Is it possible to have a baby when you had an ectopic pregnancy?

[@LifeIsLikeABoxofChocolat-cm3le]

@stephenzimba2293 Yes. My doctor told me that it was more than possible that after my ectopic pregnancy that my next would also be an ectopic, but God saw different. I lost that baby in 2005 and was pregnant again with a very healthy baby boy in 2009. He now shares a birthday with his big brother! 🥰 Extra special. God has the final say! 🙏

[@haveuevermetjulia]

I had an ectopic pregnancy 7 years ago, when I was 21, and the pain that came with it was almost unbearable. Made me decide not to have any kids.

[@sunshine3914]

Same with my period. Menopause was so welcomed, & even though it wasn’t in my plans, I’m overjoyed that I never had kids.

[@ChidinmajenniferAkunyili]

​@@sunshine3914why should you say so?

[@ChidinmajenniferAkunyili]

Try dearie, You would be fine..

[@Gigi1111Layna]

@haveyouevermetjulia Just saying...maybe think that over again. It's truly the most wonderful gift a woman can give and have...is a child. You're young and can do it..I think you will regret it if you don't.❤

[@onyekachi9662]

​@@ChidinmajenniferAkunyiliyes pls do or you can adopt. ❤

[@war5561]

I didn’t think my uterus was so small. I can’t believe I had a baby in my uterus.

[@camilosanchez831]

Abortion is murder. Jesus is coming

[@Amita8505]

It is amazing isn't it?? To think it stretches out as ur baby grows. Ur whole body just goes through this metamorphosis. The human body, especially female bodies are amazing and magical 🩷

[@bremueller-siebert8131]

For Real!!🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@marshini8018]

I can‘t belief that this really small inside erea of it needs sometimes a week do bleed to be ready in the next month

[@chidzombapearl6641]

Medical personnel are a gift from God to humanity... you are highly appreciated 🙏🙏🙏

[@carmensmithaguirre3049]

Can you please show and explain endometriosis and why and how it happens

[@SolarAbyss]

They have a fairly thorough video on endometriosis

[@carmensmithaguirre3049]

@@SolarAbyss Oh okay I tried to search for one and couldn't find it

[@carmensmithaguirre3049]

@@SolarAbyss Oh okay I found it

[@lauraAl]

Got one on the tube... it was my first and only pregnancy. I got no left tube now.. these stuff break you.

[@MarkSentMe]

{{{HUG}}} Yes, it does. Especially when you have trouble getting pregnant and everyone around you is popping out kids left and right and some dummy starts spouting off about how God works in mysterious ways. I was an atheist for about 10 years after that. Then God sent a wonderful friend and the book calle "What To Expect When You're Experiencing Infertility". Life-changers.

[@lauraAl]

@@MarkSentMe man...your comment sounds like it has been written by me. Im 31 and cant get pregnant. Sometimes, when i see everyone around me having kids, i feel the need to have a child, but then i realize thats just selfish. So i got dogs. 16of them. I wouldnt trade them for anything. Btw, Ty for the recommendation! Ill look into it

[@moonlightbright3567]

I truly can not thank you enough for that video. My husband didn’t understand that exact situation, and thanks to you, now he got it!!! ❤❤❤

[@kgrid0809]

Thank you. I have had 2 of these happen. But managed to have 3 kids with one tube. Then lost my 2nd tube before my 5th child was born. Its a crazybstory. Anyhow. I appreciate this video and i am able to see exact what the female anatomy looks like.

[@susanjaneehernandezsuzieq768]

My heart goes out to you...I had the same a few years ago ..now one o e rube still trying to have a baby and no luck

[@debfamilia8528]

I felt it when my baby attached to the uterine lining. Woke me from a dead sleep with a stab pain, but of course, doctors say there are no nerve endings, and one can never feel such a thing

[@glendahickox8003]

Bullshit. I felt it too.

[@lucsmith2092]

Yeah Drs say BS. I felt it and had implantation spotting.

[@deborahcooper9085]

I had one in 1989 and i was 6 weeks pregnant and starting hemorrhaging. I thought i was having my period. I was pregnant in the fallopian tube and they had to remove the tube all together but i ended up having another son in 1993. I thought my chances of falling pregnant with one tube would limit my chances but it didn’t thank Jesus!!

[@juliedavis745]

I wish he had the ectopic sac open. These videos are so informative and I just love how much info is learned in such a short presentation.

[@tamarasavedandsanctified7778]

I had an ectopic pregnancy the baby was in my right tube I was 10 wks pregnant they took the baby and the tube.. I’ve since had 4 babies with only the left.. Glory to God🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 In Jesus Mighty Name 🙏🏾✝️

[@osarosandra7145]

God that did yours will also do mine🙏🙏

[@ksanurse]

I love it. Reminds me of Anatomy lab at uni. Very rare to get a female. So nice to see the real organs intact it’s a reminder of our humble beginnings as a fetus. Every child and indeed human is a miracle.

[@Gingerbit-bk3df]

In my case, it fully erupted before i knew what's going on and had to do emergency surgery with a 10" cut below the belly. I now only have one uterine tube as the other is no longer available. The say thing is there is higher chance it can happen again if you try to get pregnant. Sad thing is we went thru IVF and everything else to get pregnant, but in GA, it's so expensive that it does not cover insurance. Still hoping for a miracle child.

[@spvillano]

Our eldest had a very hard time conceiving for her first child. I’m certain that the added stress only exasperated things. When the high stress managing conception thing was finally abandoned, well, our first grandchild is now entering her tweens. A planned oops baby (I’m not joking) came nearly instantly. Got 3 grandkids now, no more planned. Don’t sabotage yourself by stressing. People have been making babies for a little while now and 8.8 billion souls suggest we’re good at it.

[@blacktigerpaw1]

​@@spvillano We just reached 8 billion people.

[@lucsmith2092]

Same here, 20+ years ago. 1 was the ectopic, ruptured and 1pint of blood lost internally OUCH. 2 made it to 9 weeks. 3 is now an adult 🥰 4 was “the ghost” 6.5 weeks - what is now called a “chemical pregnancy” where nothing shows but there’s high levels of HCG. 5 was a threatened miscarriage who needed bed rest for the 1st trimester (bed rest with a toddler, yes Drs are insane🤣), made it to birth and is now an adult too🥰 So don’t get despondent, there can be happy endings. Wishing you the very best.

[@ksanurse]

Never give up it only takes one egg and one sperm. I was told I wouldn’t have one, a baby. He’s nearly 40 having his own baby now. Miracles happen.

[@Gingerbit-bk3df]

​@@ksanursethank you😊

[@toasty_cat123]

Hello! I've been a fan for a while. Looking forward to see more videos. I really like that your videos are so interesting that I forget that I'm even learning things.

[@JessicaBlaze89]

Thank you! I had an ectopic pregnancy 6 years ago and this would've been so helpful to have back then when people were asking me how to describe what happened.

[@sheilam4964]

From the 50s here. What you called the Uterine tube, I was taught it was called the Fallopian Tube.

[@theanatomylab]

The priest and anatomist Gabrielle Falloppio gave the tube his name, as do many scientists when it comes to discovering/describing structures. Slowly but surely, science is getting away from this, and renaming things in a way that better describe their location/function. It’s still perfectly acceptable to say “fallopian tube” however.

[@sheilam4964]

@@theanatomylab - Thx for the background info on the two names.

[@spvillano]

Thanks! I couldn’t recall his name. Not of critical importance, just a reminder that I’m getting older…

[@peoplethesedaysberetarded]

@@theanatomylab it’s more that current generations of physicians want to smear their stamp on things. “Skeletal” system? Oh no, it’s now pronounced “ske-LEE-tal.” 🙄

[@prapanthebachelorette6803]

@@theanatomylab nice to know 😊

[@Sal0989]

I had two Ectopic pregnancy’s, the first requiring surgery where my incision was from one end of my pubic bone to the other. A very traumatic experience with a very unpleasant surgeon. A year later I had another that was discovered during a vaginal scan after I had a lot of pain……That one started to miscarry during the scan. Delighted to say I have two sons aged 27 & 29.

[@FatalDegree]

Thank You! This is so much more intelligent and informative than ANYTHING I've learned about my own anatomy over the years.

[@ericalewis455]

I’m the product of an ectopic pregnancy my mom lost my twin but I survived.

[@reefprayerresin]

That’s pretty special!!! Same happened with my daughter (her twin was in the tube). You both lived for a reason and a purpose. Cherish your life 💕

[@xiaokhat]

I'm amazed with how tiny the uterus is and how much it expands during pregnancy.

[@nevaehsangel9620]

I had NOOOOOO idea it could implant in the cervix !!!😮😮😮 I knew the tubal and ovary were possible ,but not the cervix ! 😢 thank u for the information... and thx to this woman who gave her body to science. 🙏🏽

[@runalissa3930]

I'm so thankful for your knowledgable information. Keep giving us body knowledge.

[@Space-Bunny-Starhopper]

How often do you find endometriosis in the female cadavers you work with? If it even survives the preservation process that is. I know you've mentioned it in previous videos but I'd love to see another on it, especially with regard to how often it's found and where (mainly just around pelvic organs or if it's often found further away?) I know you tend to have older cadavers due to the nature of things, is evidence of Endometriosis still detectable in older cadavers (e.g scarring, adhesions etc)? So many women suffer from this and may never know it as we're dismissed so frequently, it would be wonderful if you were able to educate and raise awareness of this horrific disease. Really love your videos and appreciated it so much when you mentioned it in previous videos.

[@eleanorsky1]

Would love an anatomical explanation of headaches.

[@zconsci]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIikpoSpoaqajdk they did a video on it. actually more than one, they did another on migraines too

[@agushll74]

Migraines

[@cathybruton9717]

This happened to me when I was 17 years old. The E.R. doctor sent me home even though I was in excruciating pain! I didn't start bleeding until 2 days later. I laid in my bed at home for a week, bleeding to death. Finally, my Father took me to my regular doctor. That night at 3:00am, they performed Emergency surgery on me. I nearly died. I was given 9 units of blood.

[@emjakos3548]

Let me guess, you were "exaggerating period pains" according to the E.R. doctor?

[@cathybruton9717]

Exactly!

[@ftaylor29]

someone tag that senator who thinks you can just "re-implant" an ectopic pregnancy...

[@yolondathames3671]

I had a ruptured eptopic. So this was amazing to see!!!

[@notwytia]

I am now 20 weeks pregnant, and I was terrified about ectopic pregnancy up until my first ultrasound.

[@keile513]

I love these videos. Amazing opportunity to really geek out on human anatomy. Learn a ton about the incredible human body.

[@NewMessage]

And an Ectoplasmic Pregnancy is when a ghost knocks you up.

[@spvillano]

Can you provide an orgasmic chemical proof of that?

[@peoplethesedaysberetarded]

I blame Slimer. _WINK_

[@Flesh_Wizard]

Bruh 💀

[@Amita8505]

Wat?? 😂😂😂

[@spvillano]

@@Amita8505 there are times that one just must needs surrender to silly. Well, that or go into a homicidal rage.

[@eatwhatukiii2532]

Several friends have had these situations and nearly died from rupture and blood loss. Pregnancy is dangerous in many cases.

[@kera9389]

I was incredibly lucky by having an emergency surgery and they saved my fallopian tube. It was such a devastating thing to happen but I’m lucky to still be here.

[@coppersandsprite]

I just wish you had included how dangerous to mom these are and that reimplantation is impossible. Too many need to know this.

[@cindygguerrero]

I had an cornual ectopic pregnancy. When I got a positive test at home, I immediately called my doctors office to make an appointment. They did a test and sonogram and didn’t see anything. My doctor assumed that since I was still breastfeeding my 1 year old that it was probably way too early to see anything on a sonogram. He told me to go back in a few weeks. I did not last a few weeks. 2 weeks later I started getting this horrible pain in my abdomen. Sweats and chills all at the same time. My husband said that I kept going in and out of consciousness. When the paramedics arrived my vitals were very low. At the hospital they preformed an emergency surgery. My right fallopian tube had ruptured (that’s where the egg had been fertilized). Doctor removed the fallopian tube and part of my right uterus. He said that if I wouldn’t of gone in when I did, I would of internally bled to death. That when he cut into me they were able to measure a little more than a litter of blood that I had loss.

[@amyroseckyfowler6948]

I love your shows so very much. Thank you for making them.

[@kathysteiner9468]

I had a ruptured tubal pregnancy at age 27. Thank God I went to work. (CRITICAL Care Nurse) I ruptured there and almost died. Thank you, doctors, and Nurses

[@jennifertawake]

This is so much better than learning in Uni 😂 I’ve always been a hands on learner not so much into theory

[@maqima]

I do think it's a little bit jarring to see a cadaver, but oh man it is so much more informative, so I really appreciate what you do

[@samanthabradford7577]

I also had an atopic pregnancy and I didn't experience much pain as I did with my abdomin swelling and the severe bleeding was awful, it was coming out of me like a running faucet, get to the ER and the doctor said I was pregnant and I said no way I'm bleeding and bad at that, they said we need an ultrasound now, took me down and got back to the room and doctor was waiting and he said you ready for surgery and I said for what, he explain that my baby was in my tube and it was growing there and that it can't be there, it's seaping poision in your system and that's why you are bleeding and your stomach is swelled and in your case we don't have time to wait, we need to go now, another doctor brought papers for me to sign and then 3 nuns came in to pray with me and that scared me, I was like wait, hold up are you giving me my last rights or something and they said no, well went through surgery and woke up 2 days later. That was a very scary thing to go through, oh and I only had one tube left and had 7 pregnancy after that.

[@JustaReadingguy]

It sure would be interesting to see how these cross sections are cut.

[@peoplethesedaysberetarded]

Ever been to the back room of a butcher’s shop? That. Big band-saws, typically.

[@emeraldperinatalfullcircle]

I would like to see a longer more involved episode

[@denisewoodard9454]

Thank you so much for these videos, I understand things a lot more!!!

[@brittanyb.300]

Omg 😳 didn't know a baby could emplant in multiple areas! I just thought in the tubes 😅 Thank you so much!

[@sngray11]

If a fetus implants anywhere other than in the uterus then it is an ectopic pregnancy; and will require surgical intervention to save the mother’s life and sadly the baby will not survive. 💔

[@maggiegoossens1894]

Love this channel. ❤

[@prettyEyedgirl]

This was so educational. I survived a ruptured ectopic pregnancy and lost a tube. The worst experience of my life!!

[@andreamilner2110]

I’ve had two one on each side , they are horrendously painful and dangerous.

[@richardpauly1635]

You ladies have amazing life

[@cathyv3424]

This is pretty awesome to see- I had uterine and ovarian cancer- my doctor said my uterus was the size of a basketball-I had fibroids as well..

[@BeaNeedsADrink]

Omg! Plsss More from this dissection perspective!!!

[@getbusylivinrgetbusydyin]

Outstanding preso..keep em coming!!

[@lorenamanjarrez5650]

And some people/men think they can get pregnant 🙄🤣

[@Fruityflootloops]

A trans man can get pregnant a trans woman can’t maybe someday with crazy futuristic surgery, but no one is trying to say currently it’s been done. Quit it with the weapon used ignorance bs please.

[@peoplethesedaysberetarded]

“HIS uterus, ya bigot!” 😅

[@azaleawinchester]

They can

[@peoplethesedaysberetarded]

@@azaleawinchester no one is talking about the 0.0000001% of actual hermaphrodites, sweetie.

[@Swordatmidnight]

They are delusional and expect everyone else to be delusional with them.

[@vyuguruzumwangumwereka]

Your videos are super informative and actually enjoyable!! Give me more.

[@greaterthanme876]

And these are the kinds of cases where abortion should be accessible. I have known so many women who wanted these babies, but their own lives were greatly threatened by where the baby implanted. I know a handful of women who I love dearly who would have died without access to medical intervention in these cases. It's so sad, but also very important.

[@roselynpaderan5788]

Same as mine. It implanted in my right fallopian tube. And now Im still recovering from surgery just last week ago.

[@luiza2021]

Stay strong. It will get easier with time.🙏

[@totallymarkwatney]

I honestly watch these videos for the purpose of building up immunity to seeing organs and things, so I don’t have a panic attack when we have to dissect things in my classes next year

[@jonboy8575]

Now this should let you know that everyone is Special

[@OneLove101.]

I almost lost my life to a ruptured ectopic pregnancy. I was 25, so they were sure it wouldn’t be that causing my issues. I had been pregnant before, and I knew I had the same pregnancy symptoms, but after scans, and blood tests they all came back negative. After 3 weeks of tests, I was signed off from the Dr, so I went away on holiday, told I was fine. On day 3. I felt awful, I had shoulder tip pain, and collapsed shortly after. Thankfully, just in time they picked up on my internal bleed, and then the ectopic. I lost the fallopian tube and an ovary, as the ectopic had been allowed to carry on too long. I have suffered multiple miscarriages, before and again after the ectopic. I found the ectopic hard to get my head around. Even with the late miscarriages, I tried to tell myself it was “Gods way” but with the ectopic, I blamed myself and my body. So if I can, I’d advise anyone who has an ectopic, so seek counselling, if needed. I pretended it was all okay, and it came back to bite me in later life. I had a radical hysterectomy age 31. It’s been interesting to learn more about it from this video. Thank you 🙏

[@cuervus_]

thats terrifying. thank you

[@2intriguing1]

This is cool to see , studying a lot of anatomy this is the most helpful visual for an ectopic pregnancy. I thoughtnthis only too place in the fallopian tubes.

[@gypsymoon246]

Thanks for all you share because you help me understand more.

[@brendadeherrera2243]

amazing ,keep the sharing I as a females wish I knew this actual video helps Females the inside teaching a real body to understand our bodies better health.

[@letitiamarshall8661]

thank you for the lesson Dr oz!

[@ritafarris1618]

I had one years ago and almost died because I refused to go to the hospital. My sister forced me and by the time I got there, my falopian tube burst and I was hemorrhaging and going into shock. The doctor said she saved my life. I didn’t know I was pregnant.

[@The_Red_Pill__]

Every politician should have to complete an education program so that they can understand these things because they are voting on policy that affects women’s health. Some of them are voting so that women cannot get the health treatment they need due to their lack of understanding. (Ignorance and just not caring). We must vote these people out of office, because all lives depend on it. More importantly, the lives of our daughters.

[@stephendavis7441]

I am the result of a ectopic pregnancy 60 years ago. 69 years earlier my mother gave birth to my brother and required emergency surgery to remove her uterus she had 5 miscarriage before me.

[@tripeeblonde8309]

Biology teacher here, these are wonderful

[@nancisailormoy9135]

My grandmother died of an ectopic pregnancy with twins that were in her fallopian tube, back in the 1930's before all our current technology..

[@reefprayerresin]

Oh that’s so sad for the family 😥

[@TigersRforever]

Anyone gonna take about the way this cadaver was split down the middle?? That's impressive in itself and makes me a bit uncomfortable. But thank you for the awesome info you give!!

[@SteMegManzaroli]

It’s crazy to me that from the images on scholastic books it isn’t clear that the ovaries are not completely attached, I always thought that from the uterus through the fallopian tubes to the ovaries there was a “closed” connection and when I learned about ectopic pregnancies I couldn’t understand how the heck they were happening

[@lillykornacki1087]

Thank you

[@tripeeblonde8309]

These videos are great - so interesting

[@Em_the_gem111]

Had an ectopic pregnancy on my rt tube but Dr caught it in time. I only have one tube now but still no rainbow baby after many years even with normal cycles and blood work says everything’s good. 😞

[@luiza2021]

Did you had a hycosy to see if the other tube is ok? Because if it's blocked (e.g. adhesions) you can't get pregnant

[@sherrieschmidt6869]

Odd question. That uterus looks about half inch thick. How much of that sheds during a period?

[@spvillano]

Around 1 - 4 mm. 1mm being the thickness of a dime, for fellow USians.

[@jamjar5716]

I grimaced when he tugged on the ovarie.🙄

[@spvillano]

Meh, watched multiple videos of him admiring a surgically split testicle. Not my ball, not my problem. The hardest lesson to teach or learn in medicine. Make it your problem, the patient receives poor care by a distracted practitioner. That said, a NICU would eat me alive as a light snack. Kids are the worst. Largely because modern medicine has left us unfamiliar with the horrors of burying most of our children.

[@sunshine3914]

@@spvillano Not the case when it comes to dentistry.

[@spvillano]

@@sunshine3914 no, that's true. Dentistry is getting a real answer from ChatGPT. Like pulling teeth.

[@BlackFlagHeathen]

It’s crazy how tiny the uterus is, and yet it expands large enough to hold a full term baby. The human body is amazing.

[@kimberlynelson1468]

There was a case where the implantation was in the liver. The poor girl died.

[@preciousdiamond76]

Just amazing to see how it looks from cross section. This is why is wanted to be a histologist so much.

[@touranbakhtiar8235]

The look of anatomy of the organs is way different compared with all the pictures we saw 😮

[@Isawwhatyoudid]

It can't last - but in some draconian parts of the country she could be forced to carry it until she is almost dead herself. Murica!

[@nataliasclarandi8204]

Everything looks so small in real life, still can’t believe a cookie size lump is supposed to house something that grows to the size of your head.