Woman Worried About Shoulder Injury | FULL EPISODE S05E37 | GPs: Behind Closed Doors

[@mindy9061]

Anxiety is absolutely awful.

[@jwalt8019]

It really is.

[@river8760]

Anxiety is as awful to live with. Hope she’s doing ok and has good support.

[@jwalt8019]

It really is.

[@Turtledove72]

How can you tell a person with anxiety, to relax! That was very rude

[@thelanguageofthebirds]

Makes my anxiety higher when I’m told to “relax, calm down”. little do people know symptoms are neurological responses to environmental threats hardwired into our dna for evolutionary survival. For me, I have complex ptsd which causes massive anxiety when people try and talk me down from my flashbacks, anxiety and panic attack. The best thing people can do for me is be open minded, compassionate and non judgemental. They can educate themselves via the marvellous modern day tool called “the internet”!

[@richardgodber8369]

Yes .. she was dismissed too quickly .. she was obviously very distressed ..,being dismissed like that was very unprofessional and could be very dangerous . She needs medication and proper councilling .. I’ve had cbt and it did nothing

[@domiro8156]

I' m impressed with Dr. Liz Lee..... she appears to be a very professional and competent physician, with very pleasant manners.

[@jlane2236]

That little boy made me lol! Boats in the canal? 😆🤣

[@jlane2236]

Does anyone else find themselves holding their breath and blowing out when they do the breathing tests??? 😆

[@jodiemorgan8063]

Yes I do it, lol 😂

[@pamwasham2152]

I wonder why no one wants to admit to such a thing? I do it. Everybody does it. how do you feel when they do the back passage exam? Grin.

[@korbkelly]

My dad had a stroke almost 2 years ago at 68 years old. Fortunately he's fine now but he has made some lifestyle changes. Hope this lady does the same!

[@busymoma474]

"Not much to see up front" the doctor said to the man with the Jock Itch.........☺☺☺

[@tisa6193]

My new addiction! I've binged watched them all! What's the cure???

[@spicnspan981]

The cure is something called “Eyelidious” a procedure where the eyelids are stitched shut 🤣

[@domiro8156]

Don't worry... you will get bored sooner or later....

[@kariannedurand9879]

There isn’t one, you’re doomed!

[@lokilvr5387]

Get a bigger screen lol

[@jenniferbangerter5128]

Me too

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀

[@sallieharris2731]

Hi Grammy ,we seem to watch the same videos Lol ,from a 68 year old Nana in Connecticut 😃😃

[@GG-xo1zr]

Fantastic dinosaur drawing little guy! I noticed.

[@soloprojects7912]

Sometimes, not for all patients, but many can get around anxiety with exercise and projects/hobbies of sorts along with some serious meditation. Give yourself worth. It can help make a difference.

[@thinkinoutloud.1]

Concerning the first patient: When you neglect your teeth, when they have that much plaque on them, it can affect the microbiome in your respiratory and nasal passages

[@entirelybonkers8832]

She doesn’t have unhealthy teeth lol she just has an overbite it has nothing to do with health of teeth

[@entirelybonkers8832]

The woman with anxiety has worse teeth than the woman who was pregnant with asthma

[@thinkinoutloud.1]

@@entirelybonkers8832 Her teeth may be strong, she may have no dental caries. Still the hardened plaque on top of teeth can cause the wrong kind of bacterias to grow in the gut. Dental cleaning would remove the plaque.

[@thinkinoutloud.1]

I agree

[@charliethecockatoo2159]

Agreed, don't know how anyone can say she doesn't have tonnes of plaque on her teeth - it's clear as day! edit: based on the behaviour of her younger child, it seems her teeth aren't the only thing she's neglecting.

[@jonnaborosky8836]

Wait a day for a potential stroke?!?! Unbelievable!!!😳😳😳

[@tieiatalks]

That feels like malpractice!

[@jonnaborosky8836]

@@tieiatalks yes. Maybe not in the UK, but in the US, definitely yes.

[@karenglenn6707]

My Nanna died at the Drs surgery from a massive stroke, no hospital could have helped her even if she had had it there.

[@Stingray57]

What you get from Socialized medicine!

[@jonnaborosky8836]

@@karenglenn6707 I'm so sorry to hear about your Nanna. Sometimes strokes happen and there is no recourse. In a hospital, though, there would be instant life-saving measures taken with the help of multiple departments and there are "clot-busting" medications available...if the stroke is from a clot. It not have made any difference for your Nanna, but for the vast majority of people, lives can be saved if something like a stroke happens in a medical facility. Again, I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@antzpantzz8490]

The poor man with the dislocated finger. Terrified of everything. Stomach ulcer? Losing belly button. Cancer???

[@libbypittman9391]

Sore throat, gargle with salt water.

[@tobadoba18]

Oh wow. That lady with the stroke would have been sent straight to the hospital for a work-up right at suspected diagnosis here in the US. I am amazed at so many differences I see in how care is handled.

[@rubynelson1164]

I could hardly watch because of the two little boys on the loose. Have a seat little people!

[@river8760]

Mom was super sick and doing the best she could with the situation. Kids are busy little people, the Dr. was excellent help too. Empathy is a good thing.

[@itsjustwaterweight978]

She seemed like such a loving mom and a fun one. Lol most mom's would have screamed no at there kids.

[@debmacie1612]

I raised two boys. Believe me when I say they are not easy to control. One time at a bank I looked up to see them wiggling under the security door into the safe deposit box area. I tried so hard and did my very best. Really, I did. Fortunately they grew up to be the most amazing young men and adults. So i understand the struggle, and I never judge.

[@kekkelpenneypeckeltoot5700]

Smile and nod. Sometimes that’s all you can do. It’s often sad how folklore medicine can cause so much stress for people. Edit: the internet is awful in some ways because it’s medical information is so broad and unscientific that people read it and apply it to themselves without knowing the whole picture. It’s good to be informed but don’t read something and attempt to diagnose yourself.

[@jenniferbangerter5128]

Dr handle the patient and the kids

[@ndrose]

2 weeks with a massively sore throat & swollen neck - ugh. That is miserable.

[@naomicullinan5949]

Nowadays they don't recommend x-rays to diagnose arthritis, because they found out the pain is more from muscle imbalances and weakness than joint erosion or damages. Gotta love science ay! Always learning. Now they refer you to physios

[@me-xx2gl]

Oh my, the teeth

[@michele53]

How is 140/62 good blood pressure. Yikes. Poor woman.

[@libbypittman9391]

Came in for bumpy skin and leaves with being snipped Lol

[@9999999994441]

Gargle with warm salt water 5-6 times a day

[@eva8961]

It is what mom taught me. Works wonders.

[@patriciafrederick1740]

These kids in England. wow

[@gloriakoch4764]

This is a British practice, therefore socialized medicine? My son tried the anti fungal pills but they played havoc with his kidneys (?) so he had to change to a topical.

[@lindakelsch6196]

Is all patient, doctor interaction monitored.... camera on the wall that tracks....???

[@tobadoba18]

I believe that is all for this show. I am sure that they make these people sign a form allowing them to be used in filming.

[@FlutePlayer777]

Buzzing is called Tinnitus.

[@lorettacarroll6015]

Not always. I suffered for a long time with fluid build up behind the eardrum. I even perforated my left ear twice. When that happens I can hear buzzing. Fortunately that fluid problem has gotten better as I get older. Horrible when I was a kid. Back then the doctors wouldn't put tubes in my ears.

[@ndrose]

The stroke woman just waiting around. I can’t even understand. Shouldn’t she have gone before this to the ER i hopes of getting the blood clot busting med? It’s so medicine by committee. And codeine over the countet

[@barbaravyse660]

The nurses uniforms look like housekeeper uniforms.

[@guesswho8562]

I feel really bad for the blonde hair lady. I know too well what it feels like on having painful bathroom breaks. It is terrible.

[@libbypittman9391]

England has some crazy people, paranoid! But I love them!

[@jilllowe7536]

The lady with anxiety needs to get out and walk, cut out sugar, go get a makeover and try stuff for her..

[@ndrose]

Having all that office stuff in the exam room is so unusual to me. Also such an “attractive nuisance” for kids

[@erinjames4024]

Sore throat - honey!

[@purpleice7277]

I’m sorry but anyone can fill a bucket of hot water and put Epsom salts in it to soak the feet to clean them.

[@sallieharris2731]

No they can't ,sorry to say 😒

[@spicyavo3929]

Yeah no they can’t. One day you’ll get older and realize that

[@domiro8156]

It's not always that easy, when you are in bad shape..... try learning tolerance, understanding and compassion, instead of being overly judgmental....

[@Sydneyolivia95]

The woman with buzzing in her ear sounds like she could have Ménière’s disease and should have been referred to an ENT or audiologist

[@river8760]

Exactly, she should’ve been referred, that locum Dr. is super lazy. She may have tinnitus too.

[@Sydneyolivia95]

@@river8760 what he did was a horribly inaccurate test

[@river8760]

@@Sydneyolivia95 agreed!

[@eleanoreagly4844]

She should also be checked for jaw misalignment caused by grinding of teeth while sleeping as inflammation may destroy nerve causing eventually loss of hearing.

[@TiggiTheWillful]

I love all these amateur doctors in the bloody comments. 4 years of medical training doesn’t mean shit to you lot does it. Lol. Shut up!

[@charliethecockatoo2159]

10:22 Come again? 😄 ps the polio guy is a fuckin' legend, and the first woman's younger child needs a solid talking to; what a plainly disrespectful little boy.

[@slc1161]

I hate seeing undisciplined children running around the exam room and distracting. both the doctor and the patient. I don't understand why they aren't in school or why someone else can't watch them.

[@soloprojects7912]

The red head can afford tattoos but money would be better served on her teeth. Teeth are part of good health.

[@kayjohnson752]

Not being mean but I notice the people that live in these British areas don't put much focus on their teeth. I have watched many of these episodes and its all the same.

[@michelleshelley995]

Is that our trump?