Wild Fires and Smoke

[@rasiqahmed6945]

clear, correct information in a simplified way, thanks for the good work.

[@markchaires3189]

Excellent information. Would love to see the Dr. also talk about inhalation of by-products caused by burning of things like vinyl siding, and other products commonly found in the home.

[@Sen521]

I’m having those symptoms now with the California fires. Scary, looks like I should go see a doctor

[@mikemichaels2914]

How are you now?

[@brandinshaeffer8970]

You convinced me to get checked out but i would like to know what i can do at home

[@joyslabaugh8286]

Thank you, Doctor.

[@erinellis434]

Excellent video! Thanks for breaking this down simply

[@karinjudd1442]

Thank You and God Bless.

[@rumbidzainyakudyabayisai5021]

Our house burnt down last week and my husband is in ICU at the burns unit at one of the hospitals. He suffered 25% 3rd degree burns on his arms, back and head. He also inhailed a lot of smoke. Now the doctors are saying he has a lot of mucus in his lungs and that is putting him at high risk. Are there any medicines to treat such a case and approximately how long would it take for one to recover from burns to the lungs due to smoke inhalation.

[@mikemichaels2914]

How is he now?

[@Vesi8803]

Thank you that was good to know. In the aftermath of Greece wildfires.

[@taraann-ms1oi]

Thank you

[@unstrungstudios818]

Thanks no symptoms at moment but in tiny home near fires and smoke is touching the tops of trees so thought I should look up symptoms just in case thanks for info very helpfull.

[@danieshaking7446]

SooOOo what's the solution smh

[@ameliamorton1686]

Thanks! God bless

[@ConniePRusso]

Good info!

[@kdallas3966]

I have a specific problem. I walked into a hydrazine jet fuel leak to go after a downed pilot in the military. My airway was burned. Then I walked into a trapped airspace with a chlorine acetylene gas cloud 2 years later. I ended up in pulmonary ICU then. Since then I developed the loudest, harshest barking cough you've heard. Usually it goes away with steroids. It's exhausting me and lasting longer. Since covid. I need a workout to regain my stamina. Any ideas?

[@maxwellbearclark]

try an intravenous stem cell infusion

[@mikemichaels2914]

Have you tried acv and green teas? Microgreens can also help

[@pablocabogarcia6750]

you the man

[@migrantdesreves6358]

Sure I do need to go to the hospital

[@AIDebateLab]

Hi thank you for your information. I need a quick response. One of our cookware (wok) was caught on fire while me and my family are sleeping, the smoke was so thick and inhaling causes my chest hurt. I want to know if it is okay for me to drink water immediately. Thank you.

[@hubertraybailey7480]

What if someone is using fires one to run you off your on property? Several years this has been happening, I need to find a doctor who'll help. Need an aphestus test and having breathing problems and I want be run of from my house by crooks and drunks from my childhood home 50+ years here. Advice is welcomed. Thank you.

[@mikemichaels2914]

Have you called authoroties?

[@BotanaManTVOfficial]

This is how we do 🎶

[@markfreese3396]

You know that information is all and good. But you didn't give ways to prevent those things from happening. That information would have been more helpful.

[@medicinedeconstructedwithc4222]

This video is 4 years old or so. But to prevent inhalation injury, get away from the smoke, wear a mask but largely stay away. It’s tough to prevent in accidental situations at times. The signs of it are important to seek medical treatment.

[@maxwellbearclark]

@@medicinedeconstructedwithc4222 what is the best treatment for smoke inhalation with cough? steroids, some type of inhaler?

[@HockeyGuy_in_STL]

Nice video, thanks. Maybe shorten that intro a bit, though. . . ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@medicinedeconstructedwithc4222]

7 years old. It has been shortened. Appreciate the information

[@oscarmonroy27]

Thank you