What Are Hernias?

In this video, Jonathan from the Institute of Human Anatomy, discusses the different types hernias someone could experience near their abdominal region.
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[@theanatomylab]

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[@actuallypaulstanley]

How about tight hip flexors, psoas, etc. Please guys

[@XSHADOWTHELEGENDARYHEDGEHOGxX]

did it smell really bad when u lifted the skin up

[@ih82r8]

I would wonder what causes sciatic pain. From the lower back or buttocks down the back of the leg.

[@I_am_a_melon1992]

Hernia related to ostomy?

[@ElitePsycho666]

What about just am hernias?? You left that out. I have one. My aunt had it. Please cover this too

[@unusualvideos8269]

Isn't it fascinating those who wished to be a doctor as a teenager but couldn't be one, are able to grasp the knowledge that they always wanted to learn 👍

[@ginnyjollykidd]

Teens are smart. I myself would peruse a medical encyclopedia when I was 10, and I followed everything about the featured picture series of an appendectomy. By high school I was learning about amino acids and proteins and DNA, and antibodies and their structures besides. And cancer. And when I got to college to be a doctor, the Zoology BS degree was a shoe - in for medical school. I didn't get into med school- I went a different direction-but I took the exact requirements for med school and quite a bit more and graduated with a solid BS.

[@ginnyjollykidd]

@Floofy Chicken We need more good doctors. I think especially family doctors. For people like me who might outlive a healthcare worker or 2. I've already been through the retirement of several doctors I've grown up with, and I've been handed off from 2 wonderful doctors to 2 more wonderful doctors in the practices. It's an occupational hazard as an older patient. But consistency is great. And a doctor that knows the family is invaluable!

[@ginnyjollykidd]

@Floofy Chicken Do take courses you like as well as pre - med requirements. They are necessary to your personal and professional flourishing. For me, I took Marching Band. Also, I adored the German classes I took. I was a member of the German Honor Society (and Pre-med Honor Society), and, had I taken one more semester with 2 more German classes, I would have completed A German minor as well. (My German friend assured me, though, that my German was fluent enough to get along once I get to Germany -a bucket list travel item of mine.) But do what's right for you. For me, it was necessary to finish ASAP. Degree in hand. Besides, I was getting spring fever. Had I realized I could take Japanese - only a single credit hour - I might have taken one more semester, gotten that German minor, and taken another language that I wanted to take. I didn't realize Japanese was less complicated than Chinese. But find your passion! And make sure you confer often enough with your department head. They can help you plan your course, focus your direction, and steer you to avenues that can help you on your way. Talk to your professors about your ideas. In fact, interact with your professors often. If you are invited to join an honor society, join. Be wary of sororities. While they give great service, it can possibly eat into your school time. Balance is key. Do go to honor society functions and the meet and greet things. Often there are snacks, and you get to see people like deans, president, and provost. I love to hobnob at these! Much good studying and college - ing to you!

[@ginnyjollykidd]

@Floofy Chicken Oh, and I love your user name, Floofy Chicken!

[@ginnyjollykidd]

@Floofy Chicken I've never had someone say my name has Harry Potter vibes, but thanks! I am a fan! On the Pottermore site, I sorted into Gryffindor, got a wand of pear and unicorn hair (very loyal, very flexible to grow with the wizard) and my Patronus is a great Grey Owl.

[@lauren1779]

Brb donating my body to science in hopes of getting KZbin famous

[@gameseeker6307]

Do it for medicine Don't get your corpse blown up by military testing

[@rittenbrake1613]

@@gameseeker6307 agree

[@drsuessl]

But we won’t recognize you ❤️

[@drsuessl]

That’s really cool. If possible think about donating tissue/organs to help someone live. My donor saved my life 💚💙

[@m16fermy]

That begs the question can you sign a waiver to have your body named on a KZbin video when they show you off to the masses

[@whyyeseyec]

When someone tells you you're beautiful on the inside, don't believe them.

[@janiceperez9538]

😂😂😂

[@mizanimowatt1578]

Lol. Yeah. 😁🤣

[@miraclechijioke1213]

Lol

[@bucanon001]

True story

[@Sniffowasabi]

If you were told that, your inside would still be shiny pink not this greasy yellow.

[@deannam-host6584]

I don’t know how i ended up watching one of these videos, but now i’m hooked and am learning SO much! Thanks for the clear uncomplicated explanations. The human body is fascinating 🧐

[@bri2uty]

I learned more in this video than I did in health class. Knowing the testes move along that groove blew my mind

[@theanatomylab]

Thanks!

[@miriambaig2902]

Can never repay for your imparted knowledge. It amazes me how complex a human body really is. Yet it develops with such ease in a mother's womb. I'm speechless.

[@Selfemployedmildautisticperfor]

ikr amen as my spouse obsviouly somewaht less botherd by my annoying mother n some triggers from a gig and upcoming , is playing sunshine on my shouldrs right as i read this testing my resilliances i guess but its otherwise a nice song , and ya some of theseimages btw id rather not see maybe drawn diagrams not the acutal thing

[@ThePhantomSafetyPin]

Fascinating. My little brother was born with an Inguinal hernia. He even has a tiny scar where they fixed it.

[@granty9953]

Can you show or explain the embalming procedure??

[@theanatomylab]

Great idea! We'll have a video that details the process out very soon!

[@chasessfx2546]

granty9953 go to ask a mortician

[@smith101.9]

Theres a whole channel about a mortician and goes over different embalming processes in some of her videos, its the same series that chase mentioned (I've forgotten her channel name sorry about that), just look it up and you should be able to find the embalming procedure

[@Gerberticus]

Highly recommend "Ask A Mortician". She's brilliant

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

There are lots of real embalming videos on KZbin. Pretty gross...no way I want it done.

[@pmbluemoon]

I had a left inguinal hernia repair that didn't require mesh, the surgeon just stitched the muscle back together. I was surprised when my surgeon told me I will have to have repair done on the right side as well down the road, so, after 20+ years, so far so good! Thank you for making this video! Another thing I would like to ask is, what is the best way to donate my body to science?

[@terribright1773]

I had a hiatal hernia. Would love to see a demo on what that looks like. I know it's esophageal, at the stomach, but want to know more. Thanks.

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

They have a video on that too.

[@lilianreis2526]

When I was a child I did an inguinal hernia surgery. I never really searched to know what it really was or how it looked like inside. This video made me learn so much! Thank you!

[@harshvardhan14159]

You had an*

[@fairwitness7473]

That is awesome. I wish my anatomy class had been taught like that. I certainly would have remembered a lot more. Especially what the Latin means instead of just being told to memorize it.

[@kerrideller9850]

I'd be interested to learn about what a headache is what and where it is effecting and the difference between a headache and a migraine such as when I get a migraine my eyesight is effected ect

[@lauragadille3384]

Can you do a vlog n PCOS?

[@StephanieYeboah]

I was trying to listen to the important information but I was lost in his eyes. 😍

[@ragingrhino1908]

Aiite bruh

[@terrygaddy7768]

Absolutely fascinating. i have had inguinal hernia repair on my left side. I like most men find this hernia on their own as it is quite obvious. After talking with my primary care Dr. and then my surgeon, I was left with a vague understanding of both what it was and what they were going to do to fix it. Not that it would have changed my mind or the process, but I wish I had seen this video before hand. I find this series absolutely addicting. So many things here explained in understandable detail, in a way that most people with an average curiosity can grasp. The manner with which the program is presented makes it both informative and entertaining. Thank you. P.s. The music is a distraction. This program stands on its own with no need of a prop.

[@genrudmendukezz3192]

You READ MY MIND I WHISH FOR VIDEO 5 YEARS AGO THEN I WOULD HAVE KNOWN MORE ABOUT THIS

[@mooshmoosh_]

I'm so excited to watch this because I had one removed when I was smaller and never exactly knew what it was

[@bittersweetyrant5251]

Same here

[@ME-xh5zq]

The cadaver looks like when you try to peel an orange and get white stuff stuck under

[@MichaelRodriguez-bd5ql]

I eat it still

[@paulsanderson8804]

That white stuff on the orange is called pith

[@wyomingadventures]

Animals are the same way. I process my own game animals. I have to separate every muscle apart. Then a take the sinew off that.

[@GMPranav]

Things in nature tend have some similarity eh.

[@summerwildlifex9024]

Could you please talk about PCO polcystic ovaries?

[@susieq4530]

That would be awesome. I have puffy ovaries, not sure what that mean.

[@soulcrusher0357]

This was great. It gave me a better perspective of what's going on with my hernia. I'm a 41 yr old male with an inguinal hernia. I've had it for years and it comes and goes. The doc explained that it was a cord about a foot long and as big around as a finger. I can clearly see it with your demonstration. Thanks for the info.

[@christopherkirchoff9007]

I am very sorry you have to feel that pain. We can survive, but you probably already know living with this we have a unique diet we must fallow to have better days ahead as we age. And yes for years I have looked into surgeries for a long time. Just when we think we are saving money for the procedure; prices on it just keep going up every year. I wish you the best and hope things work in your favor. Sinsearly Christopher William Kirchoff in Montana. Please stay strong sir!!!

[@soulcrusher0357]

@@christopherkirchoff9007 Thanks man!

[@cottoncandy6936]

"The testes get a little more adventurous" 😂😂 please tell me others found that as funny as I did 🤣🤣

[@Ease54]

When they hit about 13, they get ALOT more adventurous.

[@golfgrabu]

Boldly go to were all men had gone before

[@dr.robingeorge5605]

That's why the usage "if you have the balls"... nobody says "if you had the ovaries" 🤣🤣

[@GastonShutters]

@@Ease54 hahahahaha

[@theundead1600]

Great channel. I have been a cna working long term care for people with dds and autism. I recently started a pool job in the or of a hospital. Meet a pa at my martial arts gym and now looking at surge tech or rn. This channle feeds the need for knowledge.

[@Parker_World_Tv]

I definitely know what hernias are! I've had a hiatial hernia, umbilical hernia, and 4 incisional hernias. I actually had the wrong type of mesh put inside me one time and it started causing me extreme pain because it had actually stuck to part of my small intestines which caused me to undergo another surgery by a different surgeon. He had to shave off part of my small intestines to get the mesh a loose from it and I had 2 incisional hernias that to be repaired as well because of that mesh. 😢

[@jazminali-com]

Strangulated hernia is one of the most painful things I experienced...but since I had emergency surgery (obviously) nobody really explained to me what had happened. Thank you!

[@jasmine3250]

I asked this on Tiktok too, but when a woman gets a C-section and they take the organs out, can those organs get put back wrong and cause damage?

[@theanatomylab]

Hi Jasmine, we can give a longer explanation on this in one of our Q&A videos. Stay tuned!

[@codename495]

There is a very slight chance that the intestine becomes twisted, or the bladder gets knicked if the surgery is done quickly ( emergency) but the odds of damage are very slight.

[@shaunakchimote9884]

Actually uterus grows and pushes the organs above their original position, so when you open the abdomen for a c-section, there's just the uterus beneath the abdominal wall and no other organ available for damage.

[@judethaddeus9856]

Of course they can, it’s called « something going wrong » or a « medical mishap »

[@harrygall8454]

Iam 61 years old this was my dream job this is so so great that students in health care can do there classes Great job well done Teachers are pleasant great to listen to. # 1 job miss doing this

[@Josh-gm3km]

It’s actually insane knowing that those cadavers were wcrual people with normal lives like ours and now their on display for for learning purposes... scary

[@Jumpboy5100]

I'm in a cadaver lab in undergrad right now, it's pretty heavy on the first couple days.

[@mystic507]

Jumpboy5100 I bet 😬😬

[@kaylighboo1987]

I’m a medical coder for general surgeons and our docs do these all the time!

[@vedadevotee8654]

Real learning happens here. Thanks john and everyone else for all the hard work

[@cal1ps01]

How do you drain the bodies of all fluids not just blood.?

[@theanatomylab]

The bodies are embalmed, and during this process the fluids are removed.

[@sigridslagstad328]

How do you remove the skin?

[@codename495]

Sigrid Slagstad with scapels?

[@eskhatos]

@@sigridslagstad328 I was going to say something confusing and threatening but words fail me

[@sigridslagstad328]

Yeah, ur probably right. I just thought it maybe was removed with some kind of acid.

[@christopherkirchoff9007]

I clicked on the video because as of this January 20th I will have lived with groin hernia for 20 years now. It can be painful over 75% of your days, and has slowed down exercising through the years. Wish their was some helping info of this matter. All good though: I have become more aware of my own anatomy due to the years of hunting down helpful tips for relieving pain!!! Wish the best to all that live with injuries and stay strong ( we all do have pride for surviving ) and yes I live every other day with my small intestine getting incarcerated in my groin! No fun but I have survived with this! God bless and Amen to all.

[@amythomas1124]

I’ve got a hernia caused by having a colostomy bag for six months. It’s over on the left side of my abdomen where the opening was made by a Surgeon who saved my life when my colon ruptured in 2017. I had a successful colostomy reversal surgery in 2018. Now where the opening was made and sewed shut after the surgeon reattached my colon and routed me back normal, I’ve noticed this protrusion there. It doesn’t cause me any pain, but I hate the way my abdomen looks misshapen there.

[@lizludwig2049]

What about a video on IBS? I had it and it’s so fascinating that stress can cause stomach issues

[@الامينأحمد-س6ط]

elizabeth Ludwig تخنزه

[@الامينأحمد-س6ط]

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[@technoman9000]

There's no such thing as IBS it's just a code word for "this bitch is crazy"

[@plnkfloydian7814]

I didn’t know I a had an abdominal hernia until I lost abunch of weight. I’ve got a small protrusion right at my belly button. It doesn’t hurt or anything I can push it back in but it works it’s way back out. When I do ab exercises on my back the hernia is really prominent

[@kirinyardberry1324]

It's 12 AM, I have a history test tomorrow, and I'm watching a video about hernias...

[@ahmedalsaeed4674]

did you pass the test

[@kisshorekumar4331]

Waiting...

[@firemanjoe9491]

My body is in a constant battle to both learn more and also throw up from the pain of just watching... I love this channel.

[@semity]

Have had a left and right Inguinal hernia repair - never had an issue after.

[@mobalance4736]

God bless those cadarvas.. We learn so much from them

[@freedaboyoung3722]

I want this guy to teach me anatomy everyday. I'm on a binge!

[@NeoRipshaft]

I chose a bad time to eat this corned ham.

[@judethaddeus9856]

Wtf is corned ham????????????

[@qazplm3845]

@@judethaddeus9856 spam??

[@hongkongfueynz3071]

You been corned beef? Like with mustard 🤤

[@donnariggs1567]

Wow I can't believe I'm watching this...my husband had 2 hernia surgeries in two weeks. I didn't even want to get into detail, and honest I was with ya right up until you went to the second body and was going to flip up the top layer,,,aughhhhh...but you sure make it easy to understand, and frankly my eye sight seemed to perk up. Seriously, you need to be proud of yourself and bet your Mum and Dad are , too!!! Cheers

[@nancyposey9466]

Question #1: when a man has an Inguinal Hernia protruding outside the body, How can you tell if it's a Inguinal Ligament Hernia? Or a Intestinal Hernia? I know someone who has a Large Grapefruit Size Hernia in the crease of the legs. ...this person use to be able to push the protrusion back into the body. ...but, once it grew to Larger than a Golf Ball Size, this person can No longer push the Protrusion back inside the body. (2-parter)Question #2: If it is an Intestinal Hernia, What are the Chances it Could Burst being on the Outside of the body? ...&/or Become a Strangled Intestine Causing the Bowel to Die? I'm so at odds bcuz where this person lives, the Doctors are NOT doing anything about this Hernia & DON'T seem to be Concerned about it Either. 🌟I Don't want this person to End Up Dying bcuz of this Hernia & "Lack" of Medical Attention. I came to this Anatomy Channel (which I Love💖) looking for In-Depth Info on Hernias. ...I watched the video & received most of the Info I had been needing. ...Except for the above Questions. Could you please help me by sending Answers to my Questions & any other Info to my Email to: [e-mail] Thank You Very Much!

[@savya52]

So my aunt has hernias ....and i saw it with my own eyes it was hanging out just above her abdominal cavity and she told me that the pain is unbearable ....and it was quite big hernia ....like about the size of tennis ball.....so i can't even imagine what she is going through ....she'll have an operation next week i hope everything goes well .......thnku for this informative video sir .....❤❤

[@punchindun]

will you throw the cadaver one day?? or you keep it forever like museum?? will this cadaver get contaminated or destroyed by any bacteria if you open the plastic.. then close it.. then open it again?? how long can you use one cadaver??

[@abbyfrazier839]

i’m 15 years old 105lbs female- anyway i had a hernia in my lower pelvic area it was inguinal in my groin and idk why but anyway i had it for years and it was bad and i never told anyone about it and i had to get surgery in august 2019. thus didn’t plan on using mesh but ended up having to. the recovery was okay but it obviously sucked and i had marching band camp exactly a week later and it was so painful. anyway, if you have a hernia and you don’t know what it is and you are scared to tell somebody, just tell someone because it could potentially be life threatening and it’s better to just get the surgery out of the way. okie bye

[@kucheriya1]

After watching eyes wide shut, I thought no way doctors can be so hot. 35 years of life spent reading and memorizing books in closed room would leave little time for gym, grooming or anything else. But this guy confirmed hot people can be doctors too, kudos on both mind and body simultaneous development. Thank you for another great explanation, as engineer myself I do enjoy learning how and why things work. One more segment on how to avoid these medical problems, would also be very helpful.

[@thereisnopandemic]

You are guy, you should be admiring females.

[@singingsam40]

I love A&P, the human body is fascinating, please keep these videos coming ...

[@yourdetunedradio]

There is a slang word “hernia” in Russian language. Coming from the same latin word in medicine. It means some stuff and nonsense, or trash, junk, mess, thingy. Hernya is a very versatile word in Russian.

[@karthickraja2436]

Thank you so much for the most valuable information's that helps me to understand the human anatomy much better :)

[@neorokov4970]

Would like to visit and study anatomy there It's difficult to understand without cadavers

[@davidtodora6173]

Thanks again, Dr Johnathon! When was 17 years old, I had a pain in my groin. It hurt to get excited, if you know what I mean. Ha Ha. No laughing matter. My mom took me to a well known surgeon. He examined me and said I had a “Potential Hernia”. Told me to wear a Jockstrap or speedo bathing suit. It helped some. I had one last painful night when I got excited. I was 33 years old. Went to a doctor. He said I probably passed some stones. Who the heck knows. Thanks for this channel on KZbin! Thanks Dr Johnathon!

[@squiggy18]

I cringe at 8:40 when he claps his hands. Imagine the splatter...

[@andy54668]

@Ape but his gloves be SHINNY.

[@EM-qx3hx]

The gloves are shiny... and so are the tissues inside the cadaver, so yes, cringe is right

[@chrislegaspi387]

😆

[@pustulio81]

My sisters hernia became strangulated and it almost killed her. For the longest time she didn't even KNOW she had a hernia as there was no pain involved. When it first started to strangulate she just ignored the pain as it wasn't unmanagable. She's like me and has a pretty high pain tolerance. Well, after about 2 weeks of slowly increasing pain, everything finally came to a head. She noticed that the area around her bellybutton was starting to bruise while she was at work and it was really tender to the touch. Like I said, she has a pretty high pain tolerance, so she opted to just finish her shift and go to the doctor afterwards. Every hour or so she would check the bruising and she noticed it was steadily spreading and the pain was getting a lot sharper. Maybe halfway through her shift she started sweating profusely, her energy levels were getting sapped, and she was getting winded just walking around. At that point one of the other employees made her sit down and called an ambulance. Just before they arrived she ended up passing out in the chair and they couldn't wake her up. They got her loaded up and drove to the hospital as fast as they could. She stopped breathing twice on the way. They took her straight into surgery when they got there and found that part of her large intestine had gotten strangulated and it was in a very advanced stage of rot since she ignored it for so long. That rotten material caused her to go septic. They got everything fixed up and after about a week they finally let her go home. She had a pretty good sense of humor about everything and warned everyone she could about the dangers of pushing when you have to take a shit LOL

[@drewr1289]

Can y'all do videos about eyes

[@golfgrabu]

It's 2h41 am eastern time on December 25th 2020. Great video! I often heard of hernia without knowing what it is but now I learned. Tks!

[@dannettesavas3269]

I have scoliosis for about three years now or is there something that I can do or where that would help I see all kinds of stuff but I don’t believe anything so I will believe you thank you so much for all you do. I love this stuff.

[@cal1ps01]

How do you keep the cadavers from decaying?

[@dharmayafi6313]

Some institutions preserve their cadavers in formaldehyde solution. But I have no idea how they do it, because the cadavers still seem fresh and whole

[@theanatomylab]

The bodies are embalmed. We also have a lab tour video that explains some of this if you want to check it out.

[@codename495]

Embalming. They replace the fluids with formalin solution.

[@jjrice-ue6zz]

I hate hospitals, this video was playing when I got back to my PC and it open my eyes to the complexity of human body. I highly appreciate your educated approach of sharing knowledge and educating at the same time. thanks to you and your team.

[@lehjonk8733]

I had a surgery because they thought I had a cyst on my eyelid but when they cut it out it was a growing hard piece of cartilage and the surgeon said that he never saw that before and I was like....ah ok😅

[@gameseeker6307]

Ur growin armor

[@riyavashishtha5228]

CAC Triphala Guggulu Tablet (3 fruits) tablet is a herbo mineral of size 650 mg and is a purely ayurvedic formulation. It is a polyherbal formulation comprising of three ingredients. Each fruit is thaught to positively impact the body’s three doshas. It has been used in ayurvedic medicine since ages. It is thought to support bowel health and aid digestion. As an antioxidant, it is used to detoxify the body and support the immune system. It is known for its antibacterial, antioxidant, antiviral abilities.

[@cb_4129]

He looks like Owen Wilson... “Waow” lol

[@pelicancovebeach2873]

Christel Bitoon he look better

[@fortunesa83]

Effects of whiplash and concussion. Also the PCOS and many others have mentioned which plagued so many of us. 😔 Very interesting content. Thank you.

[@tripplevirgo4848]

I want him to dissect me 🙊☺️

[@A.K.00]

i want to donate my body to him for 'education purposes'

[@northwoodsmanbybobolink336]

Very helpful information as I’ve had an umbilical hernia for several years now and it seems to actually be protruding more so I’m probably gonna have to have this worked on for sure. Thanks for shining a lot more light on this subject, I understand and learned a lot more about it!!👍🙂

[@alok7112001]

Anatomy of spinal cord

[@rishabhanand5563]

I m literally binge wathcing this channel

[@itskaraelizabeth]

Why do you keep the belly button skin on the cadavers?

[@victorydunn1064]

Sciatica, what causes the excruciating pain in my back, hip and down my leg! Great show!

[@franzliszt8957]

I had a hernia when I still was months old! Oh man did I suffer!!!

[@ginnyjollykidd]

You can remember that far back? My earliest memories start at about 2yo.

[@symmoneg]

I have a hiatal hernia that has been causing a lot of problems, and sometimes it really hurts and I hate it, but I'm too scared to consider surgery for it

[@jessis9598]

I had a hiatal hernia twice. It can be painful and does cause a lot of problems. I had surgery to fix mine and feel much better. Please consider getting it checked out because sometimes they can strangulate and that can be very dangerous. Good luck to you.

[@ariesshine1857]

Same here but I'm tired of nursing it & not being able to do more Im getting mine removed ASAP & its gotten big ✌🏽🙏🏽🥺

[@rizzamariaaa5692]

I'm gonna need gloves that'll extend up to my elbow if I'm to handle cadavers

[@askgen1]

I’ve learnt a lot from This video! Thanks for Your trough explanation. Keep safe!

[@toniebaloney9838]

can y’all get an obese cadaver? i want to see what i look like on the inside

[@theanatomylab]

We will answer this in one of our Q&A videos

[@danielucuu]

@@theanatomylab How do you cut the cadavers in half, like perfectly in half? Q&A

[@codename495]

Looks exactly the same just with more adipose tissue.

[@codename495]

Vlad Țepeș they freeze them and cut them in half with a band saw.

[@nichola9164]

There was a video on KZbin that I watched where they did an autopsy on an obese cadaver, showing the effects on the organs. I don't know why but what bothered me most was when the abdominal fat was described as being like butter and really slippy. Honestly can't look at my tummy the same way. Butterbelly.

[@TR-wm3sg]

Very interesting! I had a terribly painful inguinal hernia for many years (was born with it). Had a mesh inserted 23 years ago, and haven't had a moment's trouble since! It's been amazing.

[@georgealderson4424]

Nice to hear someone who is happy with the mesh as so many people complain about pain

[@Halieswandebem]

5:50 I laughed over this enthusiasm! "What's awesome about this particular cadaver is that he actually had an inguinal hernia here" 🤣 probably not so awesome for him when he was alive, but yeah, it's awesome we get to see it! 😂

[@jode_ster]

This is fascinating. Thanks for sharing!

[@theanatomylab]

Thanks!

[@hindugoat2302]

that cheerful music really helps lighten the mood, as you carve into that corpse

[@douwecornelis3845]

Can you please do a video about the head and then in particular the tongue en nose cavity. Would really be interesting to see wat exactly the proportions are.

[@theanatomylab]

We'll see what we can do!

[@racquelmeury7630]

Would you do a segment on hiatal hernias?

[@shaunpaulinemandry3409]

I would like to have you discuss hiatal hernias.

[@MrEscobar.]

Very interested video!!

[@lynajohnston9299]

I love your videos! They are so informative and detailed. I have suffered from migraines, Endometrosis and so I was really happy to see the videos. Could you please do an episode on Diverticulosis/itis and Primary Biliary Cholangitis/Autoimmune Hepaitits if possible. Keep up the great work

[@ebonibrandon]

I've had an incarcerated hernia. It's more painful than a broken leg or my 23 hour long labour. I wouldn't wish that on my enemy and this is from a woman with considerable pain tolerance.

[@adityapathak5761]

23 hour long labour? And even more painful than that? Damn, I'm gonna take your word on your pain tolerance

[@shadesofpurple7283]

My linea alba was ruined after pregnancy and needed surgery to fix it. Couldn't believe how important that join in the middle is, without it you have to use only back muscles to keep upright because the stomach muscles don't work

[@soupbowl2750]

That's so cool, I had an umbilical hernia as a baby. It was really neat to have a in depth explanation!

[@ryn.999]

I love these videos but I can’t help myself from getting squeamish and i hate it because I feel like I shouldn’t squirm. I absolutely love his passion for teaching us what he knows

[@GjpgrD]

There's another reason women get herniated navels & I had one. Large uterine fibroids were pushing on my bladder(!) & navel area. I had a total abdominal hysterectomy & all was well. Except I now look like an alien with no belly button because the surgeon lopped that off, too!

[@snoopy12shotgun32]

Can we get a remake with a more in-depth over for those who have a hernia but are indecisive towards a fix 🙏 😊 also how can a intestine push into a opening when it is attached to the body from the inside?

[@shartattack12]

It hurts when i poop can you explain that

[@JD-tl7ld]

That's a case of rectum trying to kill him.

[@shartattack12]

Mr. Peanut I’m not comfortable at all when I poop

[@rhianmilligan5914]

Maybe your constipated so maybe u should eat more fibre eg fruit and stuff and also drink lots of water because dehydration can cause this I think as well

[@reienriquez9245]

Hemorrhoid i guess

[@CowneloAlvaroid]

@@shartattack12 Does it always hurt or just every once in a while?

[@weatherboi]

If you haven't already done so, but a presentation of a hiatal hernia would be helpful. Had this repaired a couple years back, quite succesful.

[@ginnyjollykidd]

"The testes get a little more adventurous..." 😂😂😂 That's men for ya! (jk)

[@karikling8812]

Do you think people with chronic health problems(especially rare ones) should donate their bodies to science in hopes of learning more about these conditions?

[@hanamay6176]

He got me wishing I was one of those cadavers 😍

[@TheLydiaM]

Spooky Hana 🧐

[@PandaLovee1o10O9]

Wtfffff

[@ThirtyyyK]

Yo this is NOT a place to be horny

[@hanamay6176]

Vlad Țepeș okay INCEL

[@hanamay6176]

Dr. Pepper this is EXACTLY the place to be horny

[@Name-ps9fx]

These videos are wonderful! Thank you for making them!

[@haisesasaki3944]

Watching this while eating is really fun. Thanks. I really needed it for my anatomy class. ❤️

[@dmremeraldcart2315]

He's my uncle. he's my uncle.

[@AnaGonzalez-ur7wb]

Dmr EmeraldCart ur uncle is hot

[@dmremeraldcart2315]

thanks.. i guess, but can subscribe to to me maybe?

[@henriksandstad480]

@@dmremeraldcart2315 lol

[@gameseeker6307]

@@dmremeraldcart2315 uh huh yeah

[@leeleeisme4279]

Wow! I just had surgery (twice) for a hernia. This made more sense than when the dr tried explain it to me! Thank you! 😁❤

[@tonyevans1499]

Groin hernia was Very illuminating. I now know why I walk like John Wayne. Regardless of pain I will take it all in my stride. It makes a change knowing how the inside of our bodies work and not the inside of vehicle engines. If only parts were as easily available. Glad I am an Organ Donor.

[@dinil5566]

Who had hernia and watching this? 👍 No you don't need to like my comment. I'm just curious. 😐