Why is this 6 Year Old Going Through Puberty? | House M.D. | MD TV

[@cybo_vampire9145]

The dad was pretty cool this time around. No dark secretes, just a nice guy oblivious to something 99% of the world doesn't know.

[@BobBob-vy9ds]

Truly is a big reason why when I start hormonal treatment I'm gonna use the shots instead of gel. You'd have to be so careful to not touch anything or anyone for hours after you put it on.

[@dianamon2727]

@@BobBob-vy9ds Didn't you listen right? It doesn't matter when you use gel or shots, your whole body try to pure so much hormones out of it through your skin.

[@HamzaFaruqui]

Secretes. hehe

[@centralintelligenceagency9003]

@@dianamon2727 Pretty sure that doesn't happen, especially not with hormones. Waste products, sure, they can make their way into sweat. The thing is, when you apply a hormone cream, some of that cream stays on your hands, you then touch someone else, some of that rubs off, and boom, they absorb hormones from your cream.

[@oldmansamsay1023]

@@dianamon2727 Dawg he did listen right you didn't. Man was using cream not shots You don't secrete blood out of your skin. un less you have a severe problem.

[@starscream4812]

” Why can’t this kid act her age?” He knew the answer before he knew he knew the answer

[@iim4xii129]

BIG YES

[@kirby4599]

Yeah great foreshadowing there

[@chromicapop4595]

Medical drama show logic😂

[@Livelaughlovejesus11]

Yeah me too the title 😂

[@hermespsychopompos8753]

@@chromicapop4595 As medical dramas go, at least House was by far the best. The only one I even watched it twice.

[@oliviao9830]

“You’ll be floppy, they’ll be fine” 😂 house never fails to amuse

[@BrooklynBeauty82]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ILoveswimming23]

Ikr 😂

[@WarFoxThunder]

Ikr

[@Maria-hg4dm]

😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@mellowrose9470]

Haha I was gunna say the same thing but I figured someone already has 😂

[@Stay_Saxy]

I like how doctors just go to the girls house like they’re the FBI

[@raymortamour4086]

I know....in the real world you cant go into peeps places without a warrant...they could be in real trouble and the wrong accusation might have landed them an actual legal case

[@sarcasticguy4311]

@@raymortamour4086 Yeah, since it's been recently proven the FBI totally does everything by the book and never commit any crimes against the citizenry. Hey, there's a knock at the front door! I wonder who it is!

[@YenSnipest]

Shhhshshshshshhhhhh. you think the SVU guys normally go the house either?

[@jedensnow1084]

@@raymortamour4086 They might've gotten consent.

[@RJpopper]

@@raymortamour4086 that's why there's always a description before movies and shows that they're fiction. This is why we have suspension of belief when we watch movies. Otherwise watching Avengers or Fast and Furious wouldn't be amazing if we didn't suspend.our beliefs

[@miranda13c]

I swear Bailee Madison has been in like a million roles whenever she was a child. She is a very talented actress! Her acting is still very good now as a 23 year old.

[@zackkirk6514]

She was on an episode of Law & Order SVU as well. I remember that episode was awesome

[@lisbetterthanlight2112]

@@zackkirk6514 I too was going to comment the same. That episode was so good.

[@miranda13c]

@@zackkirk6514 Yep I loved that episode and rewatched it recently! Joan Cusak was the big guest star in that episode as her characters adoptive mother. That episode is one of my favorites due to the twist (where they actually find Joan’s character’s biological daughter who was presumed dead but was still alive). I felt SO BAD for Bailee’s character in that episode.

[@Sal_Sal27]

Totally talented. I'd say first Corey Feldman, then Macaulay Culkin and Christina Ricci, and then Bailee Madison.

[@Romy---]

@@Sal_Sal27 best child actor was Dakota Fanning no doubt.

[@ismael8926]

"never is just reven spelt backwards" *even if you dont mean anything, always throw off your enemy, to the point of throwing yourself off*

[@aarjo8258]

I was just thinking about how that means literally nothing.

[@ShaspioBorderwolf]

"To steal, or rob; to secretly loot. To loot, despoil, ravage; to bring to ruin. To grab, take, or confiscate with force or violence." The word does mean something, but in this context, it doesn't quite work.

[@mikealalee2889]

@@ShaspioBorderwolf or does it? Are some of these things not what the father did to the girl if their theory of abuse was right? It didnt hit the nail but it still fit the context of the situation. That's only my personal opinon though. And hey thanks for sharing this cause I was going to google it myself and you saved me the trouble, thank you! Love learning neat stuff!

[@rRagnaBR]

Sigma rule Nº 36

[@puss_n_booze]

The Kamikaze tactic.

[@MisterGribbles]

Man this brings out the trauma of having spent a large number of days in the hospital with my daughter when she was still 5. Shes fine now but that sense of helplessness really stays with you and never really goes away.

[@peter4210]

Don't worry, she wont remember most of it. I had meningitis, thankfully the viral curable one when i was like 6 - 7. I dont remember how my family felt. just the daily blood tests and the scary man who was on the table next to me in the emergency room as they put me to sleep for the spinal fluid test. I mean I didn't even know about the spinal test or the blood test. I realized what they were not long ago To me they were just annoying tests.

[@silverdove88]

That is tough! There are some new ways to work through the trauma - they may help but also may not since trauma healing still has a long way to go at this point.

[@dmf1301]

@@peter4210 I think 5 is old enough to retain at least memories into adulthood. But regardless… Jeff mentioned it was tough for HIM to remember his daughter suffering! Whether or not she remembers in 10 years’ time has nothing at all to do with the father expressing his feelings and distress on his own behalf. He definitely will not forget in 10 years’ time how he felt when his daughter was sick.

[@peter4210]

@@dmf1301 Yes, I agree with you. I was just reassuring him from his daughters point of view. When you are that age, there are more scary and impressive things to remember from your hospital visit then your parents fear.

[@johnbarcomb400]

Kinda sounds like what dad told me about when I was sick at just 2 weeks old turns out there was a condition in his family that causes the stomach muscle to clamp shut and refuse to open basically causing me not be able to hold anything down because it wasn't going in stomach at all among other problems, only reason they figured out what was happening was because the same doctor that took care of his family was in the building heard my dad getting frustrated and remembered something happening like that happening with one of my uncles and they were right one quick surgery later and it was fixed

[@teresayeates3437]

My niece started her period at 3, my brother, single dad, immediately took her to hospital to see if she was being abused. Turns out she was producing an excess amount of estroegen. Change in diet coupled with eliminating shampoo, lotion, etc. products that contained certain chemicals and it stopped. Crazy what we are exposed to.

[@mrsparkly]

it stopped....what did u modified

[@evanallaire2829]

How are they now

[@teresayeates3437]

@@evanallaire2829 She is wonderful. All grown up. :)

[@leandercooper683]

What shampoo did they switch to

[@Crazy-Chicken-Media]

dont worry all FDA approved... because lobbyist say so.

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

0:36 -- It's amazing how Foreman can see into her body and watch the nerves and ganglia turn dark with just that penlight! 😆

[@MarionetteStudi]

he didn't see into her body- it was showing us what was happening

[@Charlie-yv3ib]

@@MarionetteStudi r/whoosh

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

@@MarionetteStudi Yes, I was attempting to be humorous. I see that I failed for you.

[@MarionetteStudi]

@@KZbinallowedmynametobestolen oh the emoji made it seem like u were serious lol

[@aarjo8258]

@@MarionetteStudi Funny enough that's actually the opposite effect that emoji's supposed to have.

[@SunBunz]

I love House ignores her when she talks about hormones in the food and brings up the tumor several times. lol

[@Creepystalker102]

Only to be 100% wrong

[@Ebunoluwa13]

Right? Then she brought up social services at the snap of her fingers. I really don't like doctors like her. They take something like calling social services so lightly and not thinking about the impact and without looking at all other possibilities first which is really what she should be doing as a doctor. She would've literally called social services before even checking whether it was actually the girl's blood or even vaginal blood in the first place like her colleague later suggested🙄

[@itskashkashi]

Turned out she was right though, just not about the hornone coming from food.

[@dash-x]

Certain injuries with children, at least when I worked in a hospital, trigger an automatic visit with social service. Normally it’s a friendly “hay, we just need to visit with y’all,” and it’s closed. I’m sure for the parents it’s traumatic, but some unique injuries it seems to be common red flags. One of my girlfriends who has 6 littles and live on multiple acreages have frequent injuries and had to arrange a home visit when the boy snapped his femur. She was more than happy to bring the lady in, show her where he was injured etc…her thoughts were that hopefully it weeds out those who do need services or extra support.

[@SunBunz]

@@Creepystalker102 _It’s NAHT A TOOMA!_ 😂

[@quill_plays_sims]

You can tell that House actually feels bad when he tells the father that the testosterone supplements are what's causing his kids to get sick. He can tell that the dad didn't mean for it to happen and just didn't know that it could happen.

[@queenla227]

The “never” and “reven” part got me. 😂😂

[@rainynails.]

Same🤣

[@miceltusav88]

I thought he said "never is just more evidence spelled backwards"

[@queenla227]

@@miceltusav88 Listen to it again.

[@DuVious1]

"Bees are monkeys, yes." wtf????

[@vikramsathish1245]

@@DuVious1 he said “bees or monkeys, yes” lol

[@xyrenegade]

If you think Foreman is boring, look how he confronted the father. He's boring / egotistic because that's his job, he's a reflection of House's Ego. Ego which kept House in check for years, hence why HE became Dean after Cuddy's.

[@raven4k998]

don't touch her he'll kill you if you touch her and he bites into your arm to prove it🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thomaswest2583]

He has his moments

[@eokay7228]

wasn’t this an actual case where a man’s testosterone gel had made his two year old go through puberty?

[@KAITHEINVADER56]

I think so

[@adolphaselrah9506]

How did that happen?

[@strangerinastrangeland3613]

@@adolphaselrah9506 The dude had chest contact with his toddler on the same spot he applies his testosterone gel. It gets absorbed quickly so he didn't think it'd affect his kid.

[@stonedgoddess420]

Nearly every episode is based on real events in some way, so yeah, most likely

[@kairinase]

In this drama, they have to change the age to 6, so they can work around the legal age limit.

[@v1v1d1ty]

man im only 32 seconds in and that little girl actress has me tearing up!! i know its only a show but poor baby :(( i can recall being so sick that i would also call out to my mom or dad very weakly such as she did and i feel for her so bad

[@octaviacrowder2419]

you think this is something she had me tearing up when she played on law and order svu as makinze

[@veronicam.9396]

Bailee Madison, she also played Jennifer Aniston's daughter in Just Go With It 😊

[@MSW96]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a show or movie with the actress where she isn’t crying lol

[@bananacathammock]

@@MSW96 she always has a crying scene, it’s true! 😂😂 She’s a good actor regardless.

[@samfromthorne]

@@veronicam.9396 she also weirdly plays the female doctor in this video’s mom in once upon a time 😂

[@openclose8915]

I don't understand how these doctors manage to keep any child patients when 9 times out of 10 they accuse the parents of abuse, and are usually wrong.

[@AmvReverdedStudios]

I mean I see your point for sure lol. But in a realistic perspective you wouldn't normally assume a 6 year old started her period. Finding small child clothes covered in blood in a vent with no explanation is extremely worrisome. If you're in the medical field, police, etc, I think you are pretty much obligated by law to report if you suspect someone may be being abused in that way.

[@almondkissed3794]

Would you rather be safe than sorry !

[@RKBock]

@@AmvReverdedStudios also, if i'm correctly informed, a sign of abuse is actually early onset of puberty (hence the cases of pregnant 6y/o). soo... this would still be important to check.

[@jayleighbear]

i’d also much rather be accused of abuse and have it be wrong than an actual abusive parent slipping by

[@Laurenslabyrinth]

I feel like you’re also basing this off of all the medical shows you watch.

[@headrockbeats]

"You'll be floppy, they'll be fine" Except for the girl who _WENT THROUGH PUBERTY AT 6 WTF._

[@sararidgway3771]

It’s a real thing though.

[@zelle8351]

@Druid of Scosglen I’m not sure the period will stop. Once it starts it prob won’t go away

[@Ebunoluwa13]

@@zelle8351 That's not how it works. If something happens unnaturally it means her body and actual hormones don't have the right maturity and levels to cause the issue (period). Therefore if whatever is forcing it through stops being absorbed into her body her hormone levels will go back to normal thereby stopping the period

[@toomanyaccounts]

@Gi Gi this is artificial induced puberty. yes it would decrease and even halt once the source of contamination is stopped.

[@toomanyaccounts]

@Gi Gi extraordinary rare to the point even cases from 80 years ago are cited as examples

[@jacobhernandez4851]

The number one thing I love about this show is that house never had a problem with telling how it is

[@lizanna6390]

Poor kid. She starts bleeding from there and has no-one adult she trusts enough to turn to. At 6 I'd have probably ran screaming to my mam or dad worried that I was dying if there was blood in my knickers.

[@Maria-jq3zv]

I started puberty when I was that girl’s age. It’s absolutely terrifying. I had to go on puberty blockers because of it, and they really messed up my body.

[@elenaxthatxbitch]

That’s intense…

[@Maria-jq3zv]

@@elenaxthatxbitch Yeah. Sure is.

[@бронза.вафля.конус]

Are you okay?

[@Maria-jq3zv]

@@бронза.вафля.конус Yeah. A lot of medical issues, one of them being genetic and that I would’ve had regardless. Most of the others are either caused by the early puberty or the blockers to prevent the early puberty.

[@isaacbyrne2554]

I got mine at 7 I think

[@lawrencequave7361]

I've only watched a few 'House' clips over the last several weeks but already I've learned about at least three extremely rare medical conditions I would've never thought possible. House's manner reminds me a lot of inspector Columbo's. It's fun anticipating what he's going to come up with next. I should go back and watch the full shows.

[@quimbyyyyy5425]

yes you should. incredible series including the personal stories of the characters and their development.

[@waltlock8805]

Both are based on Sherlock Holmes. If you enjoy reading, those are great stories (and a few novels). Also, the Jerremy Brett Sherlock Holmes series is outstanding.

[@akirakilluar]

Mini fun fact: Holmes sound like Home and this guy is House. Holmes best partner is Dr. Watson. House best friend is Dr.Wilson.

[@dianamon2727]

Columbo is the oposite of House manners. He is always respectful and kind and charming.

[@drishalballaney]

@@waltlock8805 jeremy Brett is to Sherlock Holmes like rdj is Tony stark...perhaps the best on screen Sherlock

[@filmsensei]

This is the youngest I’ve seen Bailee Madison in a show! She’s a natural.

[@maggiemccauslin1084]

have you seen Bridge to Terabithia? she's even younger in that

[@sunnicorran9244]

Snow White & Emma Swan!!!!

[@nostalgicgirrl6053]

@@maggiemccauslin1084 aww, i remember that movie from my childhood. She played Josh Hutcherson’s baby sis.. Josh being cute little boy himself 🥺 I loved the movie and book so much!

[@ayanoaishi8489]

I love the kid actress so much she’s so good at acting

[@buffalojoe78]

Bailee Madison. She grew up and acted in a lot of things

[@theadultdemon]

I've seen her in Law & Order too, she's everywhere

[@justianowski]

she played young snow white on OUAT which also had Jennifer Morrison on it!

[@Jorindeify]

@@justianowski I saw her in a movie called "André and I think she later played in Grrey's anatomy.

[@bananacathammock]

Well she is going places now!

[@lilily9540]

Good job Foreman. The only one who had skepticism about abuse but was the hardass who made sure they could test regardless.

[@sandralvacca]

I just want to point out how a lot of women get their lips waxed just like their eyebrows. As esthetician, I’ve seen many women you routinely get their lip, chin, etc. waxed. Some do it just cause they hate the peach fuzz, but most of those women get it from their genetics/ethnicity. Italians, Indians, etc. Sometimes it can be hormonal, but it can’t also just be normal.

[@keyLimner]

The peach fuzz is cute 😁

[@christopherkeillor9728]

That little girl is that good of an actor that young wow can't wait to see what she does when she gets older

[@kaiaswrld]

She’s 23 now. And she’s been in a LOT of tv shows and movies (most recently she was the lead in the new PLL original sin show)

[@hopelovewright4248]

She has been I too many movies to count. So yea maybe research her. Her name is Bailee Madison

[@meg5250]

She really is amazing. She's in a movie called 'Brothers' where she also shows her strength in acting. Since then she has done a lot though. I remember seeing her in a Meghan Trainer music video too. I'd love to see her in another drama movie though.

[@professionalduckquack]

r/wooosh

[@zoella2349]

@@meg5250 she was incredible in brothers I've never seen child acting like that.

[@morganbarfield108]

Oh god. He was doing this to his kids and had no idea! I couldn’t even imagine! Poor dad and poor kids!!!

[@toomanyaccounts]

prescription gel has warnings that you could contaminate others.

[@thatonedog819]

I would definitely be in a ton of guilt.

[@teresamagnusson]

Poor dad is involved with a girl way too young for him. That's why he did the cream thing. He'll get no pity from me.

[@maxhess3151]

Weird how House's colleagues can just conduct warrantless house searches without warning.

[@JakkFrost1]

They're not law enforcement, they couldn't get a warrant even if they tried.

[@swimfast724]

Oh yeah I remember what happened. The dad was prescribed some type of testosterone cream that he spread all over his neck and chest and the kids got it on themselves and that's why her hormones are going wild

[@Eventidesis]

The cream wasn't prescribed. The dad probably bought a generic version somewhere.

[@swimfast724]

@@Eventidesis maybe I thought it was prescribed but it doesn't really matter

[@rickwrites2612]

@@Eventidesis in the US testosterone is a schedule 3 controlled substance. It was prescribed to someone.

[@Eventidesis]

@@rickwrites2612 Which makes the situation even worse. He didn't get an actual prescription tailored to his body, but instead got the cream from a place with little to no medical regulations, with a specific dosage of testosterone already in place for a specific individual.

[@elkende]

dangerous considering you shouldn't put that stuff over your heart or kidneys, it doesn't transfer through clothing

[@deepaparakkal4241]

That was very interesting. And I liked the dad, unlike most episodes, he had no dark secrets or anything, just a normal dude who cares for his kids.

[@Ghajahha]

Litterally was on tetesterone while dating the kid’s teacher

[@savannabrown7086]

I love how House is always right and no one believes him

[@lifelikelisa]

Is this sarcasm? Because it was Dr. Cameron who suggested a hormone imbalance and she was ignored…by House.

[@junbh2]

He's usually wrong a dozen times first before he gets it right.

[@letsget100subswithoutconte4]

1. A team of yes men isn’t good 2. He tell them to do things that make no sense. He once risked paralysis because a child screamed

[@derekw104]

​@@lifelikelisa yeah. I mean, House gets a lot of things right first because he's the whole point of the show, but all of the doctors manage to get a diagnosis first at least once iirc

[@katrinacomhaire2875]

I actually got this one before House did! The girl had me stumped, but when I saw the brother acting violently, I figured it out. See, testosterone causes lots of animals to go nuts during mating season, when their levels are higher than usual. Like hares fighting every other hare in the area, or elephants rampaging and destroying entire villages. Humans usually just start doing extremely stupid or dangerous things for attention, but aggression and violence are not out of the question with an overdose.

[@todlerr]

That’s a good point, and also made me think of the South Park episode where they play paintball with teenagers haha

[@rebeccahicks2392]

The elephants example is an interesting one. For anyone reading this who doesn't know, male elephants will go through periods known as musth during which their testosterone levels are (on average) about 60 times higher than normal. They become EXTREMELY dangerous during this period, and will just go around killing random animals. Traditionally, domestic elephants get chained to a tree and denied food and water for several days, which causes the condition to pass more rapidly, but in the west, since we consider that cruel, we lock them in a room with no stimulation for a month or longer (which I believe to be far more cruel, but in our culture that's seen as nicer.)

[@kinetikfreak5508]

When house questioned the teacher about having her upper lip waxed, I thought what's that got to do with anything?, then the dad came out with the enhancement cream routine lol🤣

[@IsraelGodsImmovableRock]

Hahahaha the girlfriend gets her lips waxed lmfao.

[@helenacalli9132]

@@IsraelGodsImmovableRock Not sure what you find funny about that? It's not like its all that uncommon to do.

[@sandralvacca]

I was gonna point out how a lot of women get their lips waxed just like their eyebrows. As esthetician, I’ve seen many women you routinely get their lip, chin, etc. waxed. Some do it just cause they hate the peach fuzz, but most of those women get it from their genetics/ethnicity. Italians, Indians, etc. Sometimes it can be hormonal, but it can’t also just be normal.

[@fabianifigueira]

@@sandralvacca I hate the pinch thing, wax>>>>>>>>>>> abism >>>>>>>> this torture.

[@Kacpa2]

@@sandralvacca Peach fuzz is fine. People shouldnt forcefully change themselves or how they look for some superficial reasons. Also in her case its also because of his cream. More directly perhaps as he done it before their dates. So it got worse and more like for people with hormonal imbalance.

[@Sai4651]

The boy had 100x the normal testosterone for his age, hence why he was being so aggressive throughout the episode. Only reason he wasn't experiencing symptoms earlier was because he got into so many fights at school, he would get nose bleeds which would prevent him from getting blood clots. Whereas her sister wasn't getting the blood drained out of her body and that's why she got symptoms before him.

[@MaryamKhan-p4f8p]

She got periods..

[@BecaCamarto]

not six-year-old. She isn't at least eight years-old.@@MaryamKhan-p4f8p

[@blackstarafro2]

That is heart breaking. He was killing his kids without even knowing it.

[@Shuyin781]

What would have happened in the real life: Foreman: "we found this bloody T-shirt in a vent under her bed" Dad: "wait a second, you broke into my house??" Foreman: "oh, damn..." Dad: "I'll sue the crap out of this hospital!!"

[@DrawciaGleam02]

I can't get over how the doctor and dad are having a serious talk, and then the camera turns to a kid wrecking his toy army.... 😆😆😆😆😆

[@benedictjohannes]

And the toy actually looked like the body part the dad's having problem awakening.

[@You-TubeUser2836]

I’m not a doctor--But the way these Doctors discover the cause is beyond me. What are they, superhero’s?

[@NotMykl]

No they read the script.

[@You-TubeUser2836]

@@NotMykl thank you for enlightening me--And now, I ascend because of this knowledge thou hast given me

[@cskyla1844]

@@NotMykl LMFAOOOOOO

[@ChyloeReece]

Nah, just fictional.

[@saphiriathebluedragonknight375]

@@NotMykl Where can I find this "script"? I would love to know if I ever get to eat potatoe chips again.

[@aoandd]

The suspense from considering every angle like they do is impactful. I love this show. Epps is perfect for this role too.

[@maknbaconpancakes9866]

I love it that when the father showed genuine concern for his children, you could tell that house started easing his attitude towards him. Just 5 percent less condescending 😂😂😂

[@Nat524Ricci]

Love how House showcased pituitary tumors and Cushings Disease etc etc. so important for the masses to know!

[@jscan4442]

"Dad is abusing her." "Dad doesn't look like he reads nutrition labels." "Dad's dating the teacher." "Dad uses enhancement cream." They were just fishing for ANY reason to blame the dad. I guess even a broken clock is right twice a day.

[@DragonGoddess18]

And yet it was the Dad's fault Get a prescription instead of what he did in the first place

[@jscan4442]

@@DragonGoddess18Eventually it was going to be "It was dad's fault for impregnating the mom."

[@crptpyr]

only two of those were attempts to actually accuse him of something, and one of them was right.

[@clayxros576]

If kids are mysteriously sick, 70% of the time it's because of the parents. Either directly, or from something the parent had no control over. Going back to him over and over is just responsible.

[@jimmykray9583]

And it was the dads fault, they blame the man because 9 out of 10 times it is the man’s fault. Even if they don’t realise it.

[@JicFN]

7:00 "im a doctor and i need to look at your kids"

[@hopelovewright4248]

She is a great actress she is also on another TV show with Cameron. Once upon a time playing snow white as a kid and Cameron plays Emma snows daughter. Her name is Bailee Madison. Look her up.

[@sandralvacca]

I watched this saw after OUAT and didn’t even connect the two! So cool how they got to work together again.

[@galakkun6071]

He should have the company that produced the bottle sued. It looks like a good case.

[@vaish7504]

8:30 that gentle expression of House for a mili second watching the little girl play with her teddy

[@Grace-ig7vm]

Bailee Madison's talent since souch a young age is insane!! Loved her in 'Brothers'.

[@Aldaris1234567]

There is such a thing as precocious puberty. The youngest person ever to give birth was only 5 years old.

[@isabellemyzer1807]

Who actually goes to a parent and asks if they're abusing their kid?! Who's actually going to admit to that?! Never show your cards in these cases.

[@agoldfishwithinternet2382]

Unfortunately it’s quite common.some policy’s are idiotic as are some people.I’ve had a friend who as a kid was abused ,it left him with ptsd .skip to our teens ,the abuser is gone and it’s over,he had a breakdown on me one day when we were alone in school and he told me everything(I had no prior knowledge)someone must have overheard our chat and assumed it was ongoing abuse and reported it…the first thing the damn school did?!called his home to ask if he was being abused.just so much wtf in this whole situation.fortunately his mother explained .but goddamn that was a stupid and dangerous thing to do on the school’s part!

[@clayxros576]

@@agoldfishwithinternet2382 It's also an unfortunate thing where there isn't exactly a better way to go about investigations. Though flat out asking if a parent is abusing their kid is uh...whoever asked that question was new on the job. I hope.

[@agoldfishwithinternet2382]

@@clayxros576 absolutely .and no.they had been in that job for over a decade at that time.definitely should have known better.

[@empresseternity1]

I’ve just been binge-watching this show on KZbin.

[@vidiaplays]

Same

[@makennaheath]

It’s on peacock!!

[@empresseternity1]

@@makennaheath Ooo, okay. Thanks for informing me!

[@urbestiesofiaaa]

Same i just can’t get any apps because i don’t space

[@snuffy.6810]

same

[@Blackmambama]

“You’ll be floppy, they’ll be fine” 😂😂😂😂 yo I want him as my doctor Idc how much of an asshole he is.

[@gabrielbernard5440]

This is why people can get testosterone injection instead of gels or pills, so kids can not get into it, and gel can be rubbed off when hugging, or pets can lick the gel off. It is even on the Tgel packages as a warning to prevent it getting on someone else

[@Awakening_Sunshine]

Love how the doctor just casually sends people to search the patient’s house. That would never happen irl

[@choppersworld5094]

amazing how barley was soo good right from this age now she is an amazing adult actress. reminds me of the fanning sisters who also had guest roles on shows like house

[@baguettebtch]

bailey

[@xxemogothoutcastxx2490]

Barley? Her name is Bailee

[@TheOddityFair]

House is such an arrogant bastard, & I love him for it.

[@marinam.2293]

I love House too, but I have to say this: an arrogant bastart of doctor who is always sure that he's right is much more fun on a TV show than in real life. I'm terminally ill, but still feel like I'm going into battle every time I have an appointment with my doc. (And yeah, he's hot.)

[@TheOddityFair]

@@marinam.2293 That’s what fiction is for. Also, my sympathies & prayers.

[@blackcherry07]

That’s his male privilege .

[@ChaseGinise]

@@blackcherry07 male privilege is crazy 💀

[@Zozz-tw9vn]

@@blackcherry07careful there your woke is poking out 😭🙏

[@PreciousPaige]

There is a condition called Precocious Puberty

[@Jessseven-m5d]

Yeah, my six year old daughter has it. She has a hormonal issue. A scan on her bones in her hand have her at age 10, 11 years old. It happens.

[@saphiriathebluedragonknight375]

@@Jessseven-m5d I had the opposite problem. Needed a boost to catch up to my classmates.

[@sammimarie.]

yep I have it, it was the worst

[@BRUNETTECANARY]

I thought House was going to mention something about the dad's girlfriend's eyes. They looked kind of crooked.

[@biancaaparicio8603]

😂

[@Isabella2335.]

😂😂

[@陳秉軒-c9b]

Unfortunately this kind of stuff does happen: in 2022 some kids in Taiwan were reported to have periods as young as the age of 3, due to some skin care products that their parents applied to their skin.

[@陳秉軒-c9b]

Correction: the youngest case appears to be 1.5-years-old.

[@Wolfie713]

Just wait until one of them decides to get pregnant before the age of 5, taking the over the world's record as the youngest mother.

[@sammywilliam8156]

To be honest I would rather have a team of doctors asking me every question under the Tuscan sun It's kind to save my daughter son sister stepmom father rather than trying to be my friend

[@boomstronkheks659]

I love how the little girl played the younger version of one of the doctor's mom's on another show xD

[@WardNightstone]

the look on houses face he knows the dad is horrified when he realises it was his fault

[@-._.-KRiS-._.-]

I wish nurses would come into my house to search for things, especially after I gave birth. Would have helped out a ton.

[@ixaug7857]

THEY CUT THE BEST SCENE “Do you have hair in your special place?” 😂

[@YTfelicityfishAU]

oop

[@Artemis231997]

I started going into puberty by the time I was five years old. I started growing boobs when I was six, I had my period when I was nine and by the time I was 12 I was already an H cup. Growing up, my family didn’t actually pay much mind to my growing body because the woman in my family have always been early bloomers, but my grandmother had always suspected me to have a hormone problem because a 12 year old should not have boobs the size of trucker wheels ( her exact words). My grandmother also told me that the reason why I have such a big boobies is because of all the corn I eat. I love me some corn, but when I was 15 my mom took me to a doctor and I ended up getting a breast reduction when I was 18. And now as a 25-year-old. I am going to an endocrinologist tomorrow because my general physician tested me that I have a hormone problem. She told me what the name of the hormone was, but I don’t remember what it was but it started with an R. Ironically, I went to the doctors to test me for PCOS, which I have by the way, and now I have to get tested for a hormone problem that I’ve always known that I had. Being a woman is fun😑.

[@Jb-pd3gn]

i started puberty at age 5 :) it's weird to hear doctors talking about it and making it seem like a really bad thing - the doctor just gave me hormone repressors and told my mum id be fine lol. then again i wasn't also dying

[@sevenseasonsofbrown]

wow that's really interesting, how does it affect your life now?

[@sirresebethea]

True my mom always said it depends on your body

[@MidnightSunshine27]

Most little girls who start puberty that young could mean they were sexually abused as babies. 😢

[@crystal.sielou]

Damn crazy how they are trying to ban that now become of Trans people when it clearly isn't the only problem. Glad you got through it

[@rram992]

In this case, it was cause the father had a T enhancer to keep up with the teacher, resulting in bis body emitting hormones onto the children through his pores/glands.

[@ruaqaqish3528]

Bailee Madison is such a good actress I loves the part where she said my tummy hurts

[@MonstehDinosawr]

🤔

[@krystalturner3544]

How are the doctors/nurses able to go to their house searching like they are the cops?

[@avalasialove]

Creative licensing

[@krystalturner3544]

@@avalasialove ha! I need one of those!

[@RandomGamerCory]

TV show

[@auzzy3681]

“Why can’t this kid act her age” I f****** love house

[@sabastianbragg1740]

2:40 Lol, had a stuffy nose when he said consent

[@Honeybeerose88]

I had my first period when I first turned 9. They did a full exam, MRI and found nothing unusual. Doctor said the same thing about hormones in food.

[@lagopusvulpuz1571]

I googled it & it's considered precocious puberty before 8 years of age in girls and 9 years in boys. The main causes of precocious puberty may be caused by tumors or growths on the ovaries, adrenal glands, pituitary gland, or brain. Other causes may include central nervous system problems, family history of the disease, or certain rare genetic syndromes. Nowadays there's more food control, normally food would be the last issue. I think 9 for a girl can be perfectly fine if it's in the family history.

[@illbeyourstumbleine]

My husband is on testosterone. They have this kind you can use as deodorant that has all these warning about me not touching it. We went with the shots because that freaked me out.

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

I’m just glad the reasons weren’t what most of us feared.

[@joanyraquel]

Love the Puerto Rico reference... everytime we can slightly educate the public about the disadvantages and abuses colonies go through, it is a nice contribution.

[@angelamn8542]

It's like on Big Bang Theory when Howard was putting some kind of hormone or estrogen cream on his mom and he turned emotional and weepy and it's cause he wasn't wearing gloves when he applied it and it seeped into his system.

[@NotMykl]

It didn't "seep into his system" his skin absorbed it which is why you wear plastic gloves.

[@angelamn8542]

@@NotMykl Semantics.

[@blake32k]

It's coincidental, but Cameron being ignored for the soy comment tickles me. Soy does not contain estrogen that acts in any way on the human body.

[@theofairy4077]

It has phytoestrogens which mimic estrogen activity.

[@blake32k]

@@theofairy4077 It contains phytoestrogen which is so named because it is similar in shape, and binds to the same receptors due to that shape. Phytoestrogen and estrogen are dissimilar in composition. In addition, there is no study that concludes an effect of phytoestrogen on human beings. The studies that do exist primarily examine their effects on ruminant digestive animals- which process phytoestrogen containing foods multiple times to pull all available nutrition. Conversely, humans are monogastric and simply circulate it, and excrete it in urine. The claims toward soy foods increasing estrogen levels also fail to mention that phytoestrogen can sometimes act as an antagonist to estrogen, because they want people to believe that consuming soy will make you 'womanly'. Beer, apples, carrots, coffee, and spinach also contain phytoestrogen, and yet they escape the same scrutiny that soy products do. I invite you to examine whether that might have anything to do with the baseless conception of the superiority of a Western Diet vs an Eastern Diet.

[@clayxros576]

The main issue with that is edamame, or unprocessed soy. And it's only really in high quantities where you see any effect, and that's high quantities in kids. Sometimes. Generally since it's not the exact same chemical, most bodies can process and ignore it.

[@meponolol3276]

I feel bad for the dad he didn't know he was the problem

[@petercdowney]

That's worrying. Puberty blockers might be an option to treat this girl's condition, but they shouldn't be taken for too long.

[@Pepsi.jay1]

Does anything happen if they take it too long?

[@vonnie0_0]

@@Pepsi.jay1 Yeah, long term side effects happen if you take it too long, it stops bone development, brain development, and development of sex organs. Which will most likely result in osteoporosis, mood disorders, seizures, cognitive impairment, and in some cases, sterility.

[@crptpyr]

​@@vonnie0_0Long term side effects aren't super well understood or researched yet, and there's no real indication of them causing long term side effects in a child using them to treat precocious puberty - since that's what they've been used for longer, you'd think we'd know by now if it caused all those things. The potential issues are more with using them on teenagers, but again, potential. Any long term side effects like the ones you mentioned that I can find occurred in small enough numbers as to be more or less statistically irrelevant (like we're talking single digits)

[@musical_lolu4811]

Yeah but you're not an endocrinologist so your worrying is wasted.

[@racook7534]

The best medical drama there ever was IMO. Love House! Hugh Laurie IS Greg House.

[@EB-3002]

Bailee Madison has always been such a great actor. So adorable.

[@rodriguezsilveiro4419]

6:16 he's so strong practically Cameron can't take him

[@Gr33nP1x13]

You'll be floppy, they'll be fine....& he'll still be 8 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@viktorbraginski]

I've never watched House so I'm very confused as to why the doctors are going to a patients house and also why they were looking under her bed in the vent for the dad's hypothetical cigs. That's not normally a doctor's job, and also makes no sense.

[@musical_lolu4811]

Well get to it.

[@DaveSimonH]

I was thinking it was going to be precocious puberty. I recently listened to an interview with Patrick Burleigh, about his experience and his father, grandfather and great grandfather who all had the condition. He explained they all acted out in various ways, but the story of the great grandfather is probably the most amazing (enlisting for WWI at aged 11, he was nearly 6ft with a full beard). Don't want to spoil it, well worth a read of his story, or a listen via one of the many interviews he's done about it. I found the story via the audio interview at BBC Outlook, titled 'I went through puberty at 2 years old'.

[@AaronKayPlays]

Didn't realise foreman has microscopic vision 0:32

[@2SillyGoobers]

microscopes are installed inside his eyes duh

[@TheCrimsonSteed]

I was 8 when this episode happened to be on the tv at my grandparents house. I couldn't get the images out of my mind that the little girl could easily be me. Messed me up for a long time, my first thoughts of mortality. We were supposed to have dinner, but I begged my mom to take me home because I was terrified. I was having my first panic attack. I love watching house now, but back then, I was scared shitless. I didn't understand what was happening in the show, I just remember the dad calling her Lucy Goosey. So imagine my surprise when I find this clip on youtube? Its a small world lol

[@AwesomeSaucePictures]

2:56 Foreman is is blunt omg

[@Diana45251]

She’s the best child actress Omg

[@blesshopee]

I dont understand when doctors go investigate to their house's patient. Is it supposed to be the police job? wth

[@tsimpson9615]

It’s tv love lol

[@rblxcvpidd]

“You’ll be floppy, they’ll be fine” WHAT 😭

[@michaelalunders6761]

Mama doctor Jones needs to check this out!!

[@pamelaj.betz-baron2420]

That would be fun.

[@redel7969]

I love this show

[@isaacgodby9848]

ok

[@pelaaja1337]

@@isaacgodby9848 K

[@Ilovedrpepper221]

I don’t understand why people are surprise that kids can go through puberty at 6,7,8,9 I started at 8

[@ashleymartinez2951]

I didn’t start till 13

[@starscream4812]

It’s the unlikeliness of it and the idea that children are innocent, so they shouldn’t be starting something that’s “unholy “

[@mehekailynokonta7735]

@@starscream4812 Puberty isn't unholy its part of human growth

[@sadezem991]

i started my period at 8, my niece started hers at 9. not very unusual

[@eggomylego68]

It’s not abnormal to start puberty at 8, it is abnormal to start it at 6

[@cokeycookie]

I so miss this show. I wish they'd make another one. I watched house through 3/4 times.

[@pdxyyz4327]

Why wouldn't they analyze the blood to determine that it is menstrual.

[@cr1197]

They did, eventually, and then they discovered what it was. There was no reason to test until Foreman wanted to clarify whether the blood was even hers.

[@pdxyyz4327]

@@cr1197 It's the usual jumping to conclusions fro dramatic effect. How old is the T-shirt, was it there for a month or for years? You do the investigation before the accusations.

[@cr1197]

@@pdxyyz4327 You're right, this drama should absolutely cut out all this nonsense dramatic effect filler. Make the show a quick 15 minutes, no nonsense, bing bang boom commercials for the rest of the hour runtime. Also, you don't need a full workup to tell you how old blood is, especially since the exact age isn't at all relevant.

[@notthatyouasked6656]

@@cr1197 The first time I went to see Opera, I jokingly commented that they could've done the whole plot in about 12 minutes if all that singing hadn't gotten in the way...

[@pdxyyz4327]

@@cr1197 Dramatic effect if it makes sense is fine, but so much of this was shooting from the hip. They did zero work up on that blood and jumped the shark on it all. I worked in the medical field in the military, I can only take so much bad when it comes to bad medicine on TV.

[@ogami1972]

0:36 You would think they would talk more about Foreman's amazing x-ray vision. Nobody else has the ability to look into people's heads like that.

[@victormontes7007]

Always get the good stuff never cheap out

[@Creepystalker102]

“No one runs out at lunch just to get a lip wax” umm how long is lunch for her? I doubt she has several hours to do the whole spa treatment. Just sounds ridiculous to not only have a man tell us what women like to do, but also to get it so obviously wrong

[@melb2734]

I know right?!

[@ishukumar4208]

😂

[@clayxros576]

Not like House really understands women. Otherwise he might still be with Cuddy

[@cherries4100]

Im sorry, i died when doc said "you'll be floppy, they'll be fine" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kittytocos]

Oh my god, I've seen House M.D before and this brings back many memories of watching it.

[@FilmedbyLilliannaxx]

Same and sorry u don’t have anycomments😊

[@dramingo9113]

"Never- Is just Reven spelled backwards." XD HILARIOUS!

[@Fuggylozic]

“You’ll be floppy” I love this show