"AND we weren't smart enough to get the answer without him" I love how he acknowledges that trying to shift the blame entirely onto House would mean they aren't as capable as doctors individually. The social interactions in this show are truly captivating!
"This will feel like you're drowning." "We made your skin fall off." "We're going to stop your heart." "We need to cut off your hands and feet." Jeez guy, give her a break.
I actually have this! It is called Stevens-Johnson syndrome! I found out about I when I took ONE amoxicillin pill and felt... off. Like I felt my throat close up or something odd. I didn't take any more of it and not long after I developed what look like *sunburns* around the thinner parts of my body. I had so many layers of skin slough off me. I had a minor case but that was from One pill. And it lasted for WEEKS. Uncomfortable burning sensations in sensitive areas and the feeling of skin constantly coming off... ugh it was horrible.
SJS and what's in the show (TENS) are different conditions. TENS involves at least 30% skin detachment, and is fatal in nearly 30-50% of cases. SJS involves about 10% skin detachment, and is fatal in around 10% of cases.
@@socksandpi1264I had TENS 5 years ago, absolutely horrific experience but thankfully I was sedated. I am still recovering and have ongoing treatments. I'm ok x
@@slowifi_tv skin has recovered really well thank you. I was in hospital 9 and half weeks, 4 in critical care and 5 and half weeks on burn unit. My grandad yesterday said he couldn't believe how much I had recovered, I was burnt from head to my ankles, hair shaved off etc. I was affected everywhere and internal. I am left with dry eyes, breathing issues which I am awaiting surgery for, skin issues my skin seems to react quite easily now. Genital are affected and had reconstructive surgery 2 years ago and there's another coming up. TENS is an awful thing to go through. My case was one of the worst the hospital have ever seen. Worse than this video. AHH dear x
This happened to my best friend in Jr High. She took an antibiotic for a couple days and had an extreme reaction to it. She was in the hospital for weeks. She almost died. It was horrifying to watch her suffer through. To watch someone’s skin literally fall off is indescribable.
@@daisyviluck7932 it was years ago. Well over a decade. But yeah, myself and our other best friend at the time came to visit when she was still in the critical stage.
@@bluedragon2049I think that it's worth mentioning that there is indeed such a thing as a flesh eating disease, but the flesh eating disease in cabin fever is a virus and the real life flesh eating disease is a bacteria known as necrotizing fasciitis more commonly known as flesh eating bacteria. There's also a terrifying type of disease known as a viral hemorrhagic fever, the most notorious and deadly of which is Ebola virus disease, a rare but deadly virus found only in sub Saharan Africa which is capable of causing a high fever, shock, multiple organ failure and severe uncontrollable internal and external bleeding. The fatality rate of flesh eating bacteria is approximately 30 to 50%. The fatality rate of Ebola is an average of 50% in patients who seek immediate medical attention, but in patients who don't seek immediate medical attention if they are infected with Ebola the fatality rate is between 70% to 90%. Worst case scenario of Ebola is that it can kill up to 90% of people who are infected with it or a fatality rate of 9 out of every 10 people who are infected. It's worth noting that there are four to five different strains of the Ebola virus, each strain has a different fatality rate. The most lethal strain of Ebola is Ebola Zaire with a fatality rate of up to 90%. There's also the Ebola Reston strain of Ebola, which is the only strain of Ebola that is confirmed as being harmless to humans and only lethal to non human primates like monkeys and chimpanzees but is not harmful to humans.
@@SuperspaSky she took flu pills and the bus she was on with house got into a major accident, she got organ failure and they woke her up one last time to basically say goodbye to Wilson. He turned off the machine that kept her heart going after a little bit and she passed away.
@@X3H3X i think it may never be the same, you'll have to go through therapy, adjust to a new life of having little motion for yourself, some prosthetics may help however its not like before
@@X3H3X ya you would be alive suffering every day of your life does that sound like something you would want to stay alive for i sure wouldn't.if i did not have use of my hands or feat.
It's actually weird. In the final ddx foreman literally said the shadow could be an abscess which hid the infection and then when house suggested gannorhhea as the diagnosis and presented the same argument, foreman acted like it was a breakthrough
tbf house's realization did narrow it down very quickly and even specified which disease it was, which might be why foreman acted like it was a breakthrough even after he proposed it was an abcess
Abscess means collection of pus.. that means infection.. it can be due to multiple causes.. but House immediately narrowed the diagnosis to gonorrhoea as he was already doubting STD ... That s why it's breakthrough..
@@orangesporange7742 ya, because. Messing with an abcess while not knowing the cause or what is in it could cause significant issues. Being able to narrow down a cause and a safe way to verify it is a breakthrough since it solved all her initial issues in one shot.
Chase said they needed to cut off her hands and feet in a tone of voice like he was sorry the kitchen was out of an ingredient for the dish she ordered.
@firefoxriouyh6541 yeah, and if you had a rare thing happen to you you might look it up right? that's why people flood to one thing. obviously some of the comments aren't real, but I'm sure a good percentage are
My grandfather had the same thing, told the ER doctor he was allergic to sulfa and they ignored him. He know has a tattoo on his forearm listing what he’s allergic to
My meds made me have a TEN reaction and I have to say it’s pretty accurate to here, especially the lips. I was in the burn unit for 2 weeks and I’m covered in scars. I pushed it off for 3 days bc dr told me it was “just a fever rash” until I was in so much pain I couldn’t eat or drink and ended up in the hospital.
I know doctors are told if you hear hoofbeats think horses not zebras but sometimes it seems they are sitting right in the middle of a African game preserve with plentiful zebras and they just refuse to look at them.
Very interesting because I myself am an artist and I feel the same way except about my hands and arms. I always say to myself "i'd rather loose my feet and legs than my arms and hands" at least you can walk again if you have prosthetics but not having full function of my hands would devastate me.
Musician here, and I legit already have a legal(?) document expressing that Id rather be gone if I'm going to lose my hands Take my whole legs, an eye, anything that can be taken, but leave me my hands
@@LowReedExpert1 I'd rather die than lose one arm or my sight. I'll have to work that into a living will. I might be able to handle two BKAs, but probably couldn't handle losing them above the knee. I definitely couldn't handle one of those where you lose half your hip and the whole leg, and a paracorporectomy is complete nightmare fuel.
There was a case I saw on one of those medical mystery shows where a woman had a reaction to antibiotics and all of her skin sloughed off. After she recovered she had the skin of an infant. Basically perfect skin without sun damage, scrapes, bumps, acne scars or anything else.
@@da-be-juSearch the internet for "Sarah Yeargain". She sloughed all of her skin off, but doctors were able to cover her entire body with an artificial skin until her own skin could grow back. Normally this type of injury is 100% fatal, but the quick-acting medical team in San Diego were able to do what needed to be done so that her own skin could grow back.
@@jwatty8429For sure it's not a procedure you'd want to initiate intentionally just for clearer skin. Then again, people inject the botulism bacteria into their foreheads just so they don't have wrinkles, so all bets are off (Botox).
At the psychiatric hospital I worked at, a patient's psychologist prescribed him a new medication. He ended up developing Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (involves skin detachment like TENS, but not as severe). He had a full body rash and blisters, chunks of his skin was falling off, developed a fever that never dropped below 103F, mouth ulcers, and was severely weak. By the time the MDs decided to call an ambulance (three days later), his fever was at 108F, and died in the ambulance.
@@z0mbyd0nky because those doctors are stupid and believe they're untouchable. The patient didn't have any living family, so no one to sue for negligence or malpractice. We tried calling for EMS, but outgoing calls/emails are monitored and kept getting cut off.
Oh my god. I know this. My brother had the beginning stages of this when he was really young. A reaction to penicillin. My mom noticed it really early(she is a nurse) and it saved him a lot of pain.
@@RBS.23none of these comments are correct. The point is that you need to be able to see where and when something is happening. If you don't see any shadow in 3 mins doesn't mean it showed up in that time, so you wait until you do see it. For an example, imagine you had to record an aquarium tank, and when an orange fish shows up you can stop recording, just because you are given 3 minutes, doesn't mean one will show up at that time
The fact that there is an experimental procedure that couldn’t possibly save her hands and feet and they go straight to trying to cut them off befuddles me. Yes I get it could kill her, but some people will choose “might die but could work” over “quadruple amputee” most times.
My daughter had a similar reaction to antibiotic on her leg. The doctor told her in the ER that had she waited a few more hours to come in, she would likely have died. She was 26 at the time.
When I read the title, I had a hunch it would be Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS), since I remember reading about it when I was studying biology for my GCSEs and A-Levels, and also from an episode of _Mystery Diagnosis_ that featured it. It's incredibly rare, yet equally gruesome, and the symptoms shown here lined up with what I learned about it.
@@zxdithI think she was also only on the bus because house called her to come get him when he was drunk, so he feels really guilty about it. After her death he hallucinates her as his subconscious voice often.
Antibiotic allergy is real... and the problem is, you could not touch the people that took the medicine you are allergic to! Always bring your Allergy Card, and remind the pharmacist that you have allergies.
@@sillyslicker1 Severe cases are the worse, with whatever thing you are allergic at, you might get a reaction no matter how small the particles of it that you touch! Make sure you and everyone important to you are informed about it! Don't try to be a hero and Sally Forth with the things you've known that you're allergic to! I have to avoid my mum and her medicine desk when they prescribed a strong antibiotics for her after surgery... I tried helping with the meds, and then it got me like I went into a bush of poison ivy! Lesson learned.
Yes antibody allergy is real but here i dont think its allergy because the symptoms dont match- Skin manifestations are a side effect in antibiotics, i think this condition is called steven johnson syndrome with the erythematous lesions showed
@@kerryevans7283 It's not a joke, I'm glad I knew about it; but I'm kinda sad cause I had to avoid my mum when she was administered antibiotics after her foot surgery. Accidentally touched her medicine, and touching her, brought back symptoms.
@@zarahaleem3418 Prescribed? You should never take antibioitics without a prescription. If they are prescribed, you shouldn't have anything to worry about as whoever prescribed them has a set treatement plan for them, and stopping before the doctor tells you to can result in the infection coming back worse than before.
I'm one of the people that suffered from this I have severe antibiotic allergy to Bactrim my skin fell off just like this but it wasn't bloody. It was horrible and I smelled wierd till it stopped. The whole reason I had shots of Bactrim in the first place was bc I had an allergic reaction to Zoloft. So they gave me some shots in my booty and then my skin started falling off because I was highly allergic to the Bactrim also. So it may have been way worse bc it was 2 reactions at once. But either way was not a fun couple of weeks.
@@newnamesameperson397 yes for me personally it was very painful I couldn't imagine your skin falling off would be pleasant lol. One of the worst parts is how you smell, Bc all your skin is dying and falling off your whole body smells like dead skin. You can't move much and you have to wear light clothing or very baggy otherwise it would stick to the skin and tear it off. I missed a bit of school because of it :(
@@linaazmiin7479 other antibiotics work fine for me (that I know of so I stick to those) but it's just Bactrim that doesn't like me for some reason lol. I havnt really "tested" for stuff specifically though bc at the time I was in school and I couldn't miss that much and I could hardly move to get out of bed those days it was so horrible I really didn't want to go through it again by the off chance that I tried something else that I was allergic to on the same level.
Im allergic to penicillin. Thankfully just throw up, get blotches and feel shortness of breath. Strong prescribed antihistamines are needed. In fact allergic to a few things - pineapples, kiwis, strawberries, peanuts, hazelnuts, fresh orange juice, dogs, cats, tree pollen, grass pollen, dust and elastroplasts.
I have had SJS/TENS. I was very young, so I don't remember it (thank God because it looks like a horrific experience!). My parents took me to the Dr's for pneumonia around Easter time and they gave me a sulfa drug for it. One time was enough to trigger it. My dad said my lips peeled off on his shirt while he was holding me. I went comatose by Good Friday and the doctors said I wouldn't live to see Easter. I am told the preacher from my parents' church even came in. Easter Sunday came and I woke up wanting an Easter egg. I was completely fine and no one could explain how. The hospital boiled a giant pot full of Easter eggs for me.
this is a real thing !! iv doxycycline is known to cause reactions in patients, including skin falling off. i was in the hospital and i had to take the IV form of this, i did have a bad reaction from it, felt like my veins was being set on fire from the inside
People saying they or someone they knew having a 1 in a million condition, like seriously, did the entire population of people who had it just come to this one video and comment?
@@ykook7000 European version or Canadian version is, how did you survive retirement with no money to save after being so heavily taxed your whole life.
@@marinaatkin1581 The real reason everything is expensive here is because of completely useless spending that the government does. That and insurance companies engaging in technically legal but completely immoral business decisions
Her fault. That’s why she is sick and he doesn’t have any symptoms. He left after he fount out she cheated. That’s why she isn’t shocked that he left in the end.
Yeah i wonder to. I used them to get my veins free of clots from iv consumation. it works. but it was all very small clots in single small venes...and no arteries.
One of the standart treatments used for periferal vasoconstriction. Would be the 1st thing done in case of vasoconstriction not amputation. Even if there is a need to amputate the region might still be smaller than when before the vasodilators.
@@aurablue368 honestly!! It really is! I’m getting slightly better now, but at one point I was taking my blood pressure 3 times a day and checking my symptoms for nearly everything after watching these and various other things 😂
7:08 ✨Technically she died because house has some personal crap to work through and we weren't smart enough to get the answer without him✨ god i love chaseeee
You do not need to stop the heart.I had heartfailiure and all I had to do in the MRI is stop and hold my breath while it takes a picture and repeat it a few times.BRUH
I found out im allergic to aleve (Naproxim Sodium) when i took a strong dose of it my lip swelled up and the skin all turned cracked dry then scabby and started to peel off. Soon i had sticky icky lips that would stick to eah other and painfully rip off. My last small reaction confirming it just cause the swolen upper lip part that hurt for a week. 1st dose was a millitary prescribed big horse pill. The 2nd time was a small blue aleve pill
I had TENS when I was six. They told my parents that I was going to die but by some miracle I made it through with relatively minor consequences. No amputation but scar tissue has cause a lot of issues. Pictures are pretty horrific. Ironically it was the Internet that saved my life. My doctor prescribed me a concoction of a few antibiotics and increased the dosage when I complained that my ear infection was getting worse. My uncle was in med school at the time and he and my aunt were searching my symptoms. When they read about sjs they told my mom to take me to the hospital immediately. I was in the burn unit for weeks bandaged up like a mummy and have been told that I screamed every time the bandages had to be changed because my skin came off with them. Honestly I'm glad that my brain blocked it all out. I do wish that I remembered the nurses and people who showed kindness to me though. Apparently one of the nurses would bring me toys to entertain me while I was stuck in bed but almost all memories from that time period are seemingly blocked. Sometimes random memories will pop back through though an ill remember random details like room layouts and smells/tastes or remembering how scared I was to have someone see me when I had to share a room.
Trust the plastic surgery to push the boundaries in order to do what the patient wants/needs. I'm going to guess that Taub did some serious surgery to help patients with terrible condition
I had this...its called Stevens Johnson syndrome....i had it after having certain medications prescribed by my doctor for MDD...it sucked....already i was in bad shape fighting depression....n the medications he gave me for it actually made me almost dead.
My dayghter had the same thing, she has come a long way... even now after nine years since been diagnose she is still fighting to save her vision😢 but through it all i give God thanks
To me, this is just probably one of the worst cases in the history of the show Losing your hands and feet Losing your future as a dancer Having your skin peeling off and leaving you disfigured You would have to put me out of my misery at that point and just let me go
Have a friend with SJS and i once watched her have an episode where she went from normal complexion to beet red in seconds and her eyes clouded over..... was a very scary ordeal to just watch.... i cant imagine actually going through it.
tfw u take one medicine daily that has an extremely rare chance of causing this and u have lived every day for the past 6-7 yrs in indescribable fear that ur skin will suddenly start sloughing off bc of it🎉
A 3rd degree sore body. 1st degree soreness is plain redness with no blister, 2nd degree is blister, 3rd degree exposes muscle, fat and tendons from under the skin, 4th degree soreness exposes the bone from under the skin.
I wish there would be a show like House, but about social workers. Im one, and we also do alot of plotting and thinking and sometimes it feels like an police investigation.
"you ok?" Well doc, she's missing a 1/5th of her flesh, thought she was going to die slowly and painfully, and is going to be in massive medical debt. No, i don't think she's ok.
"AND we weren't smart enough to get the answer without him" I love how he acknowledges that trying to shift the blame entirely onto House would mean they aren't as capable as doctors individually. The social interactions in this show are truly captivating!
Yes!!!
Yes
"This will feel like you're drowning."
"We made your skin fall off."
"We're going to stop your heart."
"We need to cut off your hands and feet."
Jeez guy, give her a break.
They’re doing their job.
Just let me go at that point 😩
lol
She doesn't seem to give a crap
@@kammybluespakles fr😭😭
I actually have this! It is called Stevens-Johnson syndrome! I found out about I when I took ONE amoxicillin pill and felt... off. Like I felt my throat close up or something odd. I didn't take any more of it and not long after I developed what look like *sunburns* around the thinner parts of my body. I had so many layers of skin slough off me. I had a minor case but that was from One pill. And it lasted for WEEKS. Uncomfortable burning sensations in sensitive areas and the feeling of skin constantly coming off... ugh it was horrible.
SJS and what's in the show (TENS) are different conditions.
TENS involves at least 30% skin detachment, and is fatal in nearly 30-50% of cases.
SJS involves about 10% skin detachment, and is fatal in around 10% of cases.
Oh that sounds terrible. Glad it was minor.
@@socksandpi1264I had TENS 5 years ago, absolutely horrific experience but thankfully I was sedated. I am still recovering and have ongoing treatments. I'm ok x
ayo u ok now, hows ur skin
@@slowifi_tv skin has recovered really well thank you. I was in hospital 9 and half weeks, 4 in critical care and 5 and half weeks on burn unit.
My grandad yesterday said he couldn't believe how much I had recovered, I was burnt from head to my ankles, hair shaved off etc. I was affected everywhere and internal.
I am left with dry eyes, breathing issues which I am awaiting surgery for, skin issues my skin seems to react quite easily now.
Genital are affected and had reconstructive surgery 2 years ago and there's another coming up. TENS is an awful thing to go through. My case was one of the worst the hospital have ever seen.
Worse than this video. AHH dear x
This happened to my best friend in Jr High. She took an antibiotic for a couple days and had an extreme reaction to it. She was in the hospital for weeks. She almost died. It was horrifying to watch her suffer through. To watch someone’s skin literally fall off is indescribable.
They let you into the hospital to visit?
@@daisyviluck7932 it was years ago. Well over a decade. But yeah, myself and our other best friend at the time came to visit when she was still in the critical stage.
This reminds me of the flesh eating disease only because I watched cabin fever when I was young so it kinda freaked me out
Its nightmare fuel is what it is.
@@bluedragon2049I think that it's worth mentioning that there is indeed such a thing as a flesh eating disease, but the flesh eating disease in cabin fever is a virus and the real life flesh eating disease is a bacteria known as necrotizing fasciitis more commonly known as flesh eating bacteria. There's also a terrifying type of disease known as a viral hemorrhagic fever, the most notorious and deadly of which is Ebola virus disease, a rare but deadly virus found only in sub Saharan Africa which is capable of causing a high fever, shock, multiple organ failure and severe uncontrollable internal and external bleeding. The fatality rate of flesh eating bacteria is approximately 30 to 50%. The fatality rate of Ebola is an average of 50% in patients who seek immediate medical attention, but in patients who don't seek immediate medical attention if they are infected with Ebola the fatality rate is between 70% to 90%. Worst case scenario of Ebola is that it can kill up to 90% of people who are infected with it or a fatality rate of 9 out of every 10 people who are infected. It's worth noting that there are four to five different strains of the Ebola virus, each strain has a different fatality rate. The most lethal strain of Ebola is Ebola Zaire with a fatality rate of up to 90%. There's also the Ebola Reston strain of Ebola, which is the only strain of Ebola that is confirmed as being harmless to humans and only lethal to non human primates like monkeys and chimpanzees but is not harmful to humans.
Amber popping in and out of existence is so ominous.
Idk if you know, but amber died at the end of season 4 and house was hallucinating her for a while
@@IzzyB-rt4rf trust me i know, I watch too much of Dr. House not to hehe.
How did she die
@@SuperspaSky she took flu pills and the bus she was on with house got into a major accident, she got organ failure and they woke her up one last time to basically say goodbye to Wilson. He turned off the machine that kept her heart going after a little bit and she passed away.
@@SuperspaSky at least that's a little bit of it, id definitely recommend watching the last two episodes of season 4 to get the whole picture.
"CALL THE DOCTOR"
never in my 28 years of life have i heard that line in an emergency situation.
There was probably a doc on site they were ushering
its always "call an ambulance" lmao
Doctor who?
doctor strange of marvel ? 😂
@@Lyle-xc9pg Doctor Who is the best
I’m not suicidal. But if it came between death and losing my hands and feet, I’ll choose death.
proesthetics?
@@X3H3X i think it may never be the same, you'll have to go through therapy, adjust to a new life of having little motion for yourself, some prosthetics may help however its not like before
@@profparadox9871 true but at least you'd be alive
@@X3H3X u could say its a matter of ones perspective in life, some want the full scope while others can work with spare parts
@@X3H3X ya you would be alive suffering every day of your life does that sound like something you would want to stay alive for i sure wouldn't.if i did not have use of my hands or feat.
It's actually weird. In the final ddx foreman literally said the shadow could be an abscess which hid the infection and then when house suggested gannorhhea as the diagnosis and presented the same argument, foreman acted like it was a breakthrough
tbf house's realization did narrow it down very quickly and even specified which disease it was, which might be why foreman acted like it was a breakthrough even after he proposed it was an abcess
Abscess means collection of pus.. that means infection.. it can be due to multiple causes.. but House immediately narrowed the diagnosis to gonorrhoea as he was already doubting STD ... That s why it's breakthrough..
@@orangesporange7742 ya, because. Messing with an abcess while not knowing the cause or what is in it could cause significant issues.
Being able to narrow down a cause and a safe way to verify it is a breakthrough since it solved all her initial issues in one shot.
Probably because House did it safely for a change. XD
Chase said they needed to cut off her hands and feet in a tone of voice like he was sorry the kitchen was out of an ingredient for the dish she ordered.
No point in dragging it out, just gotta be upfront about
"One in a million reaction"
Every commenter about to have the supposed one in a million reaction :
I mean there are near 8 billion people on earth
There are only a few hundred comments... Very very very very very very unlikely that anyone is telling a legitimate story about this.
@@MusiicRoolz that will make it 8,000 millions out of 8 billion.
Since a billion = 1,000 million.
@firefoxriouyh6541 yeah, and if you had a rare thing happen to you you might look it up right? that's why people flood to one thing. obviously some of the comments aren't real, but I'm sure a good percentage are
@@firefoxriouyh6541 with 8 BILLION people, 1 in a million isn't that low of a chance.
My grandfather had the same thing, told the ER doctor he was allergic to sulfa and they ignored him. He know has a tattoo on his forearm listing what he’s allergic to
smart solution
That is one thing you DON'T want to hear from a doctor:
- "Oh no"
- "Her skin came off"
My meds made me have a TEN reaction and I have to say it’s pretty accurate to here, especially the lips. I was in the burn unit for 2 weeks and I’m covered in scars. I pushed it off for 3 days bc dr told me it was “just a fever rash” until I was in so much pain I couldn’t eat or drink and ended up in the hospital.
I know doctors are told if you hear hoofbeats think horses not zebras but sometimes it seems they are sitting right in the middle of a African game preserve with plentiful zebras and they just refuse to look at them.
God, I'm so sorry!
Oh my gosh that's horrible, I'm so sorry. I survived flesh eating disease and I'm covered in awful scars too. I hope your doing alot better now
@@Ava_Orchid Typical of these assholes
as my old man says "never trust a doctor who diagnoses your bank account before you"
Ik this is just a show but As a dancer, having to amputate my feet or legs is literally one of my worst fears
Very interesting because I myself am an artist and I feel the same way except about my hands and arms. I always say to myself "i'd rather loose my feet and legs than my arms and hands" at least you can walk again if you have prosthetics but not having full function of my hands would devastate me.
Musician here, and I legit already have a legal(?) document expressing that Id rather be gone if I'm going to lose my hands
Take my whole legs, an eye, anything that can be taken, but leave me my hands
It’s worst for everyone
An not dancer or artist speaking, arms and hands are worse to lose than legs for sure.
@@LowReedExpert1 I'd rather die than lose one arm or my sight. I'll have to work that into a living will. I might be able to handle two BKAs, but probably couldn't handle losing them above the knee. I definitely couldn't handle one of those where you lose half your hip and the whole leg, and a paracorporectomy is complete nightmare fuel.
There was a case I saw on one of those medical mystery shows where a woman had a reaction to antibiotics and all of her skin sloughed off. After she recovered she had the skin of an infant. Basically perfect skin without sun damage, scrapes, bumps, acne scars or anything else.
BS. This would leave scars.
@@da-be-juSearch the internet for "Sarah Yeargain". She sloughed all of her skin off, but doctors were able to cover her entire body with an artificial skin until her own skin could grow back. Normally this type of injury is 100% fatal, but the quick-acting medical team in San Diego were able to do what needed to be done so that her own skin could grow back.
It’s true, SJS suffers actually enjoy the ‘benefit’ of having their skin look AMAZING (that is if they survive the ordeal)
@@jwatty8429For sure it's not a procedure you'd want to initiate intentionally just for clearer skin. Then again, people inject the botulism bacteria into their foreheads just so they don't have wrinkles, so all bets are off (Botox).
I did not realize if a doctor tells me "we need to cut off your hands and feet or you'll die" I can simply argue no and keep them
At the psychiatric hospital I worked at, a patient's psychologist prescribed him a new medication. He ended up developing Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (involves skin detachment like TENS, but not as severe). He had a full body rash and blisters, chunks of his skin was falling off, developed a fever that never dropped below 103F, mouth ulcers, and was severely weak. By the time the MDs decided to call an ambulance (three days later), his fever was at 108F, and died in the ambulance.
Why did they wait so long ?
@@z0mbyd0nky because those doctors are stupid and believe they're untouchable. The patient didn't have any living family, so no one to sue for negligence or malpractice. We tried calling for EMS, but outgoing calls/emails are monitored and kept getting cut off.
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Somebody was suuuueeeeddddd…
LAWSUIT!
Dude made the right call though. What if she had brain damage? It could severely affect her life.
Oh my god. I know this. My brother had the beginning stages of this when he was really young. A reaction to penicillin. My mom noticed it really early(she is a nurse) and it saved him a lot of pain.
I’ve had issues with penicillin too, not like this thankfully.
It is insane what nurses and doctors are capable of! I am glad your mom noticed it in time and basically saved your brother.
Doctors: frantically trying to interpret MRI images within 3 minutes
Me: So have you heard of screenshots?
Screen Recordings.
"okay, we've only got as much time as we need..." Isn't as dramatic, I suppose.
@@RBS.23none of these comments are correct. The point is that you need to be able to see where and when something is happening. If you don't see any shadow in 3 mins doesn't mean it showed up in that time, so you wait until you do see it.
For an example, imagine you had to record an aquarium tank, and when an orange fish shows up you can stop recording, just because you are given 3 minutes, doesn't mean one will show up at that time
Yep, this happened to me 11 years ago my senior year of High School. We caught it before it got this extreme but still, I lost layers of skin
Oh honey...... HUGS!!!
Terrible. I couldn't imagine the amount of opioids they pumped into you to make it even bearable. Glad you're better now.
Careful now don't give them another ghonneria case!
oh my god! you are ancient
The fact that there is an experimental procedure that couldn’t possibly save her hands and feet and they go straight to trying to cut them off befuddles me.
Yes I get it could kill her, but some people will choose “might die but could work” over “quadruple amputee” most times.
That poor girl 🥺💔
That would be arguably the Worst experience ever!! 😬
U can just tell she knows what she did tho!
Karma
@@nyankittyxp4521 Wdym? Did she cheat?
@@user-zi1ep1yy4e no, im pretty sure the boyfriend did
@@killshock360 she did. He left het after he found out he got it from her bc he never cheated. That’s why she was okey with the fact that he left.
That is, if all the episodes were like this for real, the story would end immediately, practically.
No the real episodes are 40to 1 hour
@@tatyana9725 Exactly!
My daughter had a similar reaction to antibiotic on her leg. The doctor told her in the ER that had she waited a few more hours to come in, she would likely have died. She was 26 at the time.
Taub was so underrated. He's actually my favorite of the second generation of House's fellows.
"Oh no. Her skin came off"
That is far too adjusted a reaction
"We have to amputate"
"No"
"Ok we can try this then"
Saved, no amputation needed
Damn, imagine she said yes 😅
"The three minute threshold is a guideline."
Bitch you stopped her heart! Three minutes is generous!
You're not supposed to go over 10 seconds without compressions when doing CPR
My granddaughter got a skin infection between the layers of her skin and her skin started to peel off. She looked like a zombie for awhile.
Goodness, the pain must have been horrific.
@@sillyslicker1 it actually didn't seem to bother her, but she was itchy, so they put gloves on her.
@@cmotherofpirl That's good! I'm glad.
you got me worried with the layers of skin part just make sure she doesnt get blisters or in case she gets it rush to the hospital ASAP
When I read the title, I had a hunch it would be Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS), since I remember reading about it when I was studying biology for my GCSEs and A-Levels, and also from an episode of _Mystery Diagnosis_ that featured it. It's incredibly rare, yet equally gruesome, and the symptoms shown here lined up with what I learned about it.
I'm on round two of antibiotics because my UTI didn't clear up properly.
Thanks for new fear unlocked
Brain: "Bro, where's the skin?"
Antibiotics: "I dunno man, it kinda fell off"
“If a person has no arms or legs do we even bother saving them? What quality of life is there?
-Michael Scott
Amber is BY FAR my favourite character, but she only really gets going after she… well… y’know 😂
After she what? Never seen the show
@@zxdith bus go crash, she lives, but she's sick and injured, can't save her because of some meds she took, dead.
@@Artameful Honestly that was a 10/10 summary. Straight to the point. Thank you. 😂
@@zxdithI think she was also only on the bus because house called her to come get him when he was drunk, so he feels really guilty about it. After her death he hallucinates her as his subconscious voice often.
“Ow I slipped🤓”
“Oh no her skin came off😲”
Well now I know the problem with “speculation”.
Antibiotic allergy is real... and the problem is, you could not touch the people that took the medicine you are allergic to!
Always bring your Allergy Card, and remind the pharmacist that you have allergies.
Wow, I didn't know that others taking it could affect you 😕
@@sillyslicker1 Severe cases are the worse, with whatever thing you are allergic at, you might get a reaction no matter how small the particles of it that you touch!
Make sure you and everyone important to you are informed about it! Don't try to be a hero and Sally Forth with the things you've known that you're allergic to!
I have to avoid my mum and her medicine desk when they prescribed a strong antibiotics for her after surgery... I tried helping with the meds, and then it got me like I went into a bush of poison ivy!
Lesson learned.
After 45 years, I had a severe reaction to penicillin. Unfortunately my family think it's a joke.
Yes antibody allergy is real but here i dont think its allergy because the symptoms dont match- Skin manifestations are a side effect in antibiotics, i think this condition is called steven johnson syndrome with the erythematous lesions showed
@@kerryevans7283 It's not a joke, I'm glad I knew about it; but I'm kinda sad cause I had to avoid my mum when she was administered antibiotics after her foot surgery.
Accidentally touched her medicine, and touching her, brought back symptoms.
This really does happen, usually if you take too many antibiotics in a row
Are u sure??????
@@zarahaleem3418it can cause blindness, deafness, even loss of sleep, like deadly loss of sleep
@@PinkShawty149 Deadly loss of sleep? Where did you find this?
@@PinkShawty149 me taking a lot of ntibiotc bcz of wisdom teeth infection from some months.... Now scared😰😰😰😱😱🙀🙀🙀
@@zarahaleem3418 Prescribed? You should never take antibioitics without a prescription. If they are prescribed, you shouldn't have anything to worry about as whoever prescribed them has a set treatement plan for them, and stopping before the doctor tells you to can result in the infection coming back worse than before.
I'm one of the people that suffered from this I have severe antibiotic allergy to Bactrim my skin fell off just like this but it wasn't bloody. It was horrible and I smelled wierd till it stopped.
The whole reason I had shots of Bactrim in the first place was bc I had an allergic reaction to Zoloft. So they gave me some shots in my booty and then my skin started falling off because I was highly allergic to the Bactrim also. So it may have been way worse bc it was 2 reactions at once. But either way was not a fun couple of weeks.
Gross. But also kinda cool, like a snake shedding. But also gross.
Did it hurt? And was it alot of skin?
@@newnamesameperson397 yes for me personally it was very painful I couldn't imagine your skin falling off would be pleasant lol. One of the worst parts is how you smell, Bc all your skin is dying and falling off your whole body smells like dead skin. You can't move much and you have to wear light clothing or very baggy otherwise it would stick to the skin and tear it off. I missed a bit of school because of it :(
@@Chelsey1237 but what willl u do if you need antibiotics in futur any safe option to test you first ?
@@linaazmiin7479 other antibiotics work fine for me (that I know of so I stick to those) but it's just Bactrim that doesn't like me for some reason lol. I havnt really "tested" for stuff specifically though bc at the time I was in school and I couldn't miss that much and I could hardly move to get out of bed those days it was so horrible I really didn't want to go through it again by the off chance that I tried something else that I was allergic to on the same level.
The only House M.D episode I apparently haven’t seen yet
Im allergic to penicillin. Thankfully just throw up, get blotches and feel shortness of breath. Strong prescribed antihistamines are needed. In fact allergic to a few things - pineapples, kiwis, strawberries, peanuts, hazelnuts, fresh orange juice, dogs, cats, tree pollen, grass pollen, dust and elastroplasts.
My uncle died from penicillin
I have had SJS/TENS. I was very young, so I don't remember it (thank God because it looks like a horrific experience!). My parents took me to the Dr's for pneumonia around Easter time and they gave me a sulfa drug for it. One time was enough to trigger it. My dad said my lips peeled off on his shirt while he was holding me. I went comatose by Good Friday and the doctors said I wouldn't live to see Easter. I am told the preacher from my parents' church even came in. Easter Sunday came and I woke up wanting an Easter egg. I was completely fine and no one could explain how. The hospital boiled a giant pot full of Easter eggs for me.
I'm no religious, but that would fit in what you guys call a "miracle" I'm serious not being a smart ass or anything.
@@alandanger6285 :-) It does fit the perameters of one, that's for sure. My parents tell the story every easter.
My brother had that skin reaction because of Tegretol. It was nowhere near as fast onset, but still fast.
this is a real thing !! iv doxycycline is known to cause reactions in patients, including skin falling off. i was in the hospital and i had to take the IV form of this, i did have a bad reaction from it, felt like my veins was being set on fire from the inside
People saying they or someone they knew having a 1 in a million condition, like seriously, did the entire population of people who had it just come to this one video and comment?
No hands. No feet. Think id rather die.
They had her like the Salesman in Spongebob by the end of this
There should be follow up episodes…. How did the patient survive medical bankruptcy?
Episode for just the Americans then
@@ykook7000 European version or Canadian version is, how did you survive retirement with no money to save after being so heavily taxed your whole life.
@@lanthanumlanthanium6373 they still have money, they don't have to spend huge hunks of tax money on a bloated military
bruh your money goes to the police force that take their time to go stop school shootings so they get more money budget from you
@@marinaatkin1581 The real reason everything is expensive here is because of completely useless spending that the government does.
That and insurance companies engaging in technically legal but completely immoral business decisions
the dude left so fast you could say he was *gone-orhhea*
So this is what Matt Casey did before he became a Firefighter for Chicago.
The accent and long hair kill me! 😂
@@bethsharma4766 he does a brilliant Chicago accent.
This happened to my buddy Eric
Fortunate he survived.
F’s for Eric then I guess. May he rest in peace
“Ow, I slipped”
“Oh no”
“What?”
“Her skin came off”
Idk why but this part was so funny 😂
(I’m not saying the condition is funny, don’t come at me)
Nobody is coming at you.
So why does the boyfriend not want talk to her? Is it his fault or hers?
The boyfriend gave her gonorrhea from his infidelity. Once it was proven, he left.
@@bobastu no. She is the one who cheated that's why he left
Her fault. That’s why she is sick and he doesn’t have any symptoms. He left after he fount out she cheated. That’s why she isn’t shocked that he left in the end.
@@ULikeYaz Ikr, people are giving wrong explanations without watching the episode
@@aluminiumknight4038 thanks the explanations, I thought he left cuz re didn't want to know her if she lost her feet.
Doctors out there: Is their vasodilator miracle actually possible?
Yeah i wonder to. I used them to get my veins free of clots from iv consumation. it works. but it was all very small clots in single small venes...and no arteries.
Probably only if the tissue is still alive, just oxygen starved. Dead tissue is dead.
One of the standart treatments used for periferal vasoconstriction. Would be the 1st thing done in case of vasoconstriction not amputation. Even if there is a need to amputate the region might still be smaller than when before the vasodilators.
As a hypochondriac I really shouldn’t watch House 😂
same but i just can't stop myself! its honestly borderline self harm
@@aurablue368 honestly!! It really is! I’m getting slightly better now, but at one point I was taking my blood pressure 3 times a day and checking my symptoms for nearly everything after watching these and various other things 😂
7:08 ✨Technically she died because house has some personal crap to work through and we weren't smart enough to get the answer without him✨ god i love chaseeee
Taub performing a miracle? Holy Yawei
You do not need to stop the heart.I had heartfailiure and all I had to do in the MRI is stop and hold my breath while it takes a picture and repeat it a few times.BRUH
I found out im allergic to aleve (Naproxim Sodium) when i took a strong dose of it my lip swelled up and the skin all turned cracked dry then scabby and started to peel off. Soon i had sticky icky lips that would stick to eah other and painfully rip off. My last small reaction confirming it just cause the swolen upper lip part that hurt for a week. 1st dose was a millitary prescribed big horse pill. The 2nd time was a small blue aleve pill
oH nO hEr SkIn CaMe Of
I had TENS when I was six. They told my parents that I was going to die but by some miracle I made it through with relatively minor consequences. No amputation but scar tissue has cause a lot of issues. Pictures are pretty horrific. Ironically it was the Internet that saved my life. My doctor prescribed me a concoction of a few antibiotics and increased the dosage when I complained that my ear infection was getting worse. My uncle was in med school at the time and he and my aunt were searching my symptoms. When they read about sjs they told my mom to take me to the hospital immediately. I was in the burn unit for weeks bandaged up like a mummy and have been told that I screamed every time the bandages had to be changed because my skin came off with them. Honestly I'm glad that my brain blocked it all out. I do wish that I remembered the nurses and people who showed kindness to me though. Apparently one of the nurses would bring me toys to entertain me while I was stuck in bed but almost all memories from that time period are seemingly blocked. Sometimes random memories will pop back through though an ill remember random details like room layouts and smells/tastes or remembering how scared I was to have someone see me when I had to share a room.
Taub's 'Oh No' tho lmao
Dr.Nick: Calm down madam, youre going to give yourself skin failure.
Is it just me or at 1:16 when they both say dehydration
Trust the plastic surgery to push the boundaries in order to do what the patient wants/needs. I'm going to guess that Taub did some serious surgery to help patients with terrible condition
I had this...its called Stevens Johnson syndrome....i had it after having certain medications prescribed by my doctor for MDD...it sucked....already i was in bad shape fighting depression....n the medications he gave me for it actually made me almost dead.
Same here. From india
How many hospitals would stop at the amputation option?
House always works out the cure
Imagine though you're just dancing and then the meds you been eating start pelling your skin off what you do?
My dayghter had the same thing, she has come a long way... even now after nine years since been diagnose she is still fighting to save her vision😢 but through it all i give God thanks
Bro fully kicked her out of the sever then re inved her
To me, this is just probably one of the worst cases in the history of the show
Losing your hands and feet
Losing your future as a dancer
Having your skin peeling off and leaving you disfigured
You would have to put me out of my misery at that point and just let me go
I know someone who had this happen. She was in Dominican Republic and was transported to the USA via plane it cost so much money.
That’s funny, because they NEVER make any diagnosis’ without House’s help! 😆😆
My mate Paul once...
Have a friend with SJS and i once watched her have an episode where she went from normal complexion to beet red in seconds and her eyes clouded over..... was a very scary ordeal to just watch.... i cant imagine actually going through it.
Am I okay?
Can’t you see your skin 😂 6:01
This happened to me, seems like it could nit happen but it does.
The early comments really be the most cringe possible
I really need @Doctor Mike to react to this!!!
It is clap. It would be a simple case if it were treated early. It’s caused by bacteria and bf with active history. Poor girl. 😢😢😢❤❤❤
tfw u take one medicine daily that has an extremely rare chance of causing this and u have lived every day for the past 6-7 yrs in indescribable fear that ur skin will suddenly start sloughing off bc of it🎉
This is what it gives me if you please we are Siamese if you don’t please😢😢 3:44 3:44
Omg I fell bad for u!
I thought my experience with being allergic to an antibiotic was unique, burning, just feeling like I’m on fire.
But sheesh this is way worse
Curious why the slightly higher pitch. Only picked up on it because of how nasal Taub sounded
avoiding a copyright strike, most likely
"oops, oh no, I made her skin come off"
Her boyfriend is Wade Collins!
Yesss
A 3rd degree sore body.
1st degree soreness is plain redness with no blister, 2nd degree is blister, 3rd degree exposes muscle, fat and tendons from under the skin, 4th degree soreness exposes the bone from under the skin.
Why does this have to pop up when I'm on my 3rd round for my sinus infection 😨
It's the most disgusting thing I've ever seen. I believe.
Maybe it's because my family would make a great Cronenberg picture, but this is small potatoes for me. Skin peeling off and all.
I wish there would be a show like House, but about social workers. Im one, and we also do alot of plotting and thinking and sometimes it feels like an police investigation.
As a psychology major exploring psy d programs I 💯 back this !!!!!
At least her face skin is alright.
Idk about that!
House sounds a lot more serious in this one 🙁…
Is that Jesse spencer?
Yep he played Dr. Chase.
Oh no, her skin is falling off.
"you ok?" Well doc, she's missing a 1/5th of her flesh, thought she was going to die slowly and painfully, and is going to be in massive medical debt. No, i don't think she's ok.
Oh no
What
Her skin fell offf
Irrational part of was the fav part