There's most definitely a problem with doctors dismissing women's pain.. it's happened to me several times and from supposed excellent doctors. It definitely needs to be talked about and dealt with! Raechel, great video! The idea of the wandering womb is hilarious 😊
AMEN!!!! I have endometriosis, PCOS(polycystic ovarian syndrome), IC (Interstitial cystitis) and Adhesions. It is awful. Not only is it doctors labeling you a drug seeker it's pretty much everybody thinking that you are over exaggerating or making it all up. I can't tell you how many jobs I've actually lactually lost because of my issues And the crazy thing is I WORK IN HEALTHCARE!! Finally I found the right doctor and who has helped me so much!!
Yes men's health care is allot higher standard then womens.Dr. Don't listen, nor care. Most of the time they think they think were just being over emonital.
@@KellyandKelly I have IC too, and getting the right doctor is key. I am antibiotic resistant to several strong antibiotics, it's scary, due to doctors negligence; because they would just treat me for bladder infections.
My wife was a nurse practitioner in a clinic and could do nearly everything a doctor could with far less attitude. I encourage you to seek medical care in one of these facilities
I had endometriosis, I went to so many doctors and so many hospitals that they called me a drug addict and that's all I wanted was painkillers. By the time a doctor actually took the time I had to have a full and complete hysterectomy at the age of 26 it had also spread to my bladder and other things. It ruined in my life basically
WHEN I WAS IN MY EARLY 20'S I HAD ENDOMETRIOSIS AND MY DOCTOR KEPT TELLING ME ( FOR YEARS ) I HAD AN IRRITABLE BOWEL AND IGNORED MY CONSTANT PAIN . FINALLY I DITCHED HIM AND WENT TO ANOTHER DOCTOR WHO IMMEDIATELY DID LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY TO TAKE A LOOK INSIDE . HE DIAGNOSED ME WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS AND TREATED ME ACCORDINGLY . I SHOULD HAVE FILED SUIT AGAINST THE ' KNOW IT ALL , BASTARD ' THAT MADE ME SUFFER FOR YEARS AND EVEN DOUBT MY OWN SANITY !
Same here. I was told it was all in my head. Sure, all the pain in my abdomen is in my head. I finally found a female ob-gyn who listened to me and treated me. It took over 5 years and several surgeries, but I was finally free of the endometriosis and fibroid tumors that were all in my head. The other doctors didn’t want to do a hysterectomy because I was only 23 at the time and had only child. I’m 50 and still only have one child and no pain. Damn doctors think they know best.
Unfortunately these days pain is commonly dismissed, regardless of gender. The opioid hysteria propaganda has cost literally thousands of lives due to honest pain patients inability to find legal relief. Facebook has a few pages devoted to the topic. There is also a documentary called Pain Warriors.
Actually they have done nothing to stop the opioid epidemic. Nothing. Drs are scared to write any pain meds. The ones who need it can’t get it . Those are the ones they have hurt. The drug addicts have just moved on the meth heroin etc. now they are spraying wasp spray on metal fences and hooking batteries to them, what crystallizes they scrape and snort it. Pitiful.
@@sandyhill1392 it's crazy, isn't it? The doctors and rx companies are the ones who caused the "epidemic", yet it's only the victims who are being punished. Ain't that America....
Right ! It is hysteria! Those who don't suffer from chronic pain or severe pain , boldly declare opioids should be banned . They need to mind their own business!
Blame the drug addicts. They are master manipulators who learn how to fake anything in order to get their drugs. I've learned to hate them for the pain they cause. Victims? No, spreaders of evil.
They also still use leeches nowadays for people that have lost arms or legs or fingers, ect. It helps bring back blood flow to the severed appendage. They also still use maggots for certain types of infection. They will take the wound that is infected and pack it with maggots and then seal the wound off with bandages and the maggots will eat only the infection.
Leeches have chemicals they inject which are anticoagulants and vascular dilators which at point can't be replaced with current technologies. Keeping damaged tissue supplied with blood helps prevent tissue loss. Margot don't eat infected/diseased flesh..they eat dead flesh, very precisely. This stops the dead cells from decomposing and killing living cells... this is also known as gangrene.
That practice was very common on the battlefield when there was no real medical service available. Maggots will not eat living tissue. It helped prevent sepsis and saved limbs.
@@MostAmazingTop10 So far so good thankfully. I’m glad to not see her double over in pain as cysts burst from her polycystic ovarian syndrome. I hate seeing her in pain. Thanks so much.
Please remember A HYSTO DOES NOT CURE ENDO. From one hysto lady to her. It comes back :( make sure she can advocate if she ends up feeling like she needs a laperoscopy if she feels the pain back. I hit my 10years in a few months and didn't know they are just starting to say it grows back (like thyroid cancer after a thyroidectomy).
@Loveless78 with the risk factor, you may be able to get a quick lap done to just look around. It's such a drag that the little time it gives relief is totally worth that air pain a few days after a laperoscopy(IMO lol). I'm glad the info helped :) the back pain can even be endo on bowel or kidneys even. It's like slime+glitter spreading. Good luck and well wishes 💚
Bloodletting is STILL the #1 treatment for hemochromatosis. It's usually done the same way donating blood is done. Leeches are STILL used in reattachment surgery as it's the most effective preventative to keep a reattachment Reattaching accidentally amputated fingers, hands, arms, feet, legs) from swelling to the point of rejection.
My mom was diagnosed after months of pain. She was covered in blisters, head to toe, and was treated in a burn unit. It took seven doctors to nail down Bullous Pemphigoid, a rare autoimmune disease. At MUSC in Charleston, SC, many drs came by to study her case, as they'd never seen it in their careers.
AUNDRIA; I am so sorry to hear about the “pain” your momma went through. (Your story is just heartbreaking). As a nurse in Dermatology for 20 plus years, That is totally unacceptable for any Doctor to overlook an EASY diagnosis. All they had to do was a simple biopsy & blood work! I’m hoping & praying their treating her with immunosuppressant, topical & oral steroids & antibiotics.. Please know, this is treatable & with proper care “she can recover”. Also, I’m SURE you know... but just in case you don’t...”Advise her to take cooler showers vs hot/warm showers (which dries out skin & causes additional pain & itch) & use mild (NON-deodorant soaps).” Such as Dove, Tone, Caress, oil of Olay.. Any deodorant soap will cause excessive itching (which poor gal doesn’t need). Bless your family & praying for a fast recovery.
My mom was an EMT, she said "back in her day" they would send the newbies to the worst situations to pick up heads or lost feet to help them cope with how bad it can be. Her first was a motorcycle accident, she was told to grab a helmet off the ground... There was a head strapped in it.
@Sinned Gnillubnot it's freaky, I pulled over at an accident once and trying to help ended up with a foot in a boot... They reattached it but poor guy isn't walking anymore... I kept in touch he flew off the road on a motorcycle near my house after all
Regarding endometriosis- I spent years as a young teen girl being misdiagnosed on more occasions than I could count bc I was told I was “too young” to have endometriosis. Even though ALL of my symptoms lined up perfectly! The mental, physical, and emotional damage that was caused is unspeakable and could’ve been avoidedz
That wandering womb one made me actually crack up out loud. I aint no doctor, hell, I'm not even an intellect, but... cmon... This was clearly uncomfortable for you to cover Rach, but I love your passion & genuineness 🥰🖤
When I was about 13yrs old, I wanted to be a doctor. Now not just any kinda doctor, I wanted to be a gynecologist. Yeah I was a huge perv as a young teenager. I think I was 16yrs old when it hit me. Wait I can't do that. The only time a woman goes in to their doc is when they have a problem. Nah, I didn't want to be one after I came to the realization. Now I am willing to bet this is why most men got into that profession. Anyway, I figured I'd tell that quick story from my childhood. Take care and Live Long and PROSPER. 🖖
@Peter Venkman I've been seeing her for 10 years now. I was one of her first patients when she started practicing and I love her, she has never steered me wrong and always takes wonderful care of me
OMG is all I can honestly say as a RN who still holds her license in MA…I’ve seen horrific things and even taken care of said patients as well. Please all remember that you never actually know what someone else has been through previously in their lives. Unfortunately lots of trauma I had been exposed to while being raised strictly Catholic by my dad especially. It’s a sad and traumatic story for me even to be able to bring up even with therapists. Yup. and I’m done for now
When l was in high school l had a friend whose mother was a nurse & he would regale us with tales his mom told him for some odd reason of things retrieved from being stuck in people's "exits" by adventurous people "enjoying themselves".
Mom suffered from migraines for decades and the doctors kept telling her it was all in her head (well duh). She eventually figured out the cause herself: a food allergy. Happily she finally did find a doctor who took her seriously and set her up with affective mitigating meds (Maxalt) for when she can't avoid the triggering substance (it's often concealed).
The counter irritation teminds me of the current treatments for fibromyalgia and ME/CFS 😑 I'm terrified of some doctors because the treatment just consists if being forced to do the things that cause pain. Like how is hurting myself gonna get rid of my genetic mutation 😖
Dismissal of pain shouldn't be an issue. It may have been that since I had five sisters I took my girlfriend to the doctor when she said she hurt. She had come to visit me in my hometown, which is about 7,600 ft. above sea level. It turned out her pain was an ovarian cyst that revealed itself most strongly in lower atmospheric pressure.
I have MS since 13 or 14 years old, NEVER have I punched myself when muscles tensed up so? I find if I can't crap I give myself a enima to relive the pressure & tiring from straining.
@@tiffanybriley6256 What does pooping have to do with what I said? The reason why we punch our tensed up muscles is to loosen up the muscles. I take muscle relaxers and sometimes it doesn't work. If I don't try to get the muscles to relax, I'm in pain and can't sleep.
@@TheLadiGigi it's actually a pretty common thing for people to massage then hit severe muscle cramps whatever the cause. It also works for whatever reason so ignore the idiots
I thought it was Deacon Brodie that gave inspiration to Robert Louis Stevenson book. Shiro Ishi would vivisect people alive. He had also caused the Chinese peasants to get bubonic plague by dropping canisters filled with infected fleas from planes in the country side.
I’m a big fan of your show. I’m kind of a nerd when it comes to unique stories about history. I wanted to let you know that Leeches are still widely used in thousands of hospitals across the country for blood disorders! Thought you’d like this
So today, I’ve had a rough one, I freaking fainted from getting my finger pricked, I still don’t know why it happened…I was out for a solid minute though. It was my first time fainting too and I’m almost 30…
i have endometriosis and get in chronic pain and even though they found it during the removal of an 8 inch cyst on my right ovarie they jave still not done anything to help me with the pain, now i suffer from a damaged liver from all the neurofen and panadol that i have to take around 25 to 30 neurofen per day and about 20 panadol per day. the doctors worry about putting ppl on heavier drugs fearing they will get addicted not even thinking of how im slowly killing myself with neurofen and panadol.
It's amazing to me how people are so fascinated about what they used to do hundreds of years ago but they don't pay attention to what they are doing nowadays to people.
Bloodletting is actually still used today. Called therapeutic phlebotomy. Common treatment for conditions like polycythemia. However, it's definitely done via lab draws and not with leaches.
They don't know everything, we don't know everything. Here's something I found out relatively recently, if you are a man you can literally be castrated through a meridian point in the 12th tooth rendering your thyroid useless, if one would want to do this they might have to perform medical malpractice in order to achive this but it can be done and it has been done on me 8 years ago, currently waiting for surgery to be undone.
Leeches are used following microsurgery to keep blood flowing to the affected area -- restoring circulation when amputated fingers are reattached, for example.
When I was in a car accident I broke my neck (and most of my bones) and the EMT had to hold my neck/head like that poor elderly lady's. I actually found out later I actually would have lost all function of my diaphragm and stopped breathing and died or would have been a quadriplegic. I also have a real human thigh bone and full left arm/hand set of bones that is. I want to get a whole skeleton. let me tell you something... Bones in no way are cheap to get.
I am sorry these things happened. I am giving you a medicinal hug to help you think happy thoughts. I am a retired truck driver, I have seen the after effects of some horrific accidents, some I still wish I had never been at the scene of.
I'm with you Raechel Doc's n Nurses need a pat on the back for all they see and do especially Nurses. Raechel you're so animated in this count down was kool to watch much ❤🤗 to you on this count down but would like a second part to this tho. I enjoy watching you here and Bumble Bee were I'm subbed there too. Thanks for hosting n posting ✅ from 🇺🇸 I'll give you 🤗👍👍👍🤛😉😎✌👋
Hi Raechel,when I first started watching you, wasn't sure,but after every show and now Bumblebee, I am absolutely a fan of your sweet,smart adorable personality, you are a blessing and love dewy too although you are quickly becoming one of my favorites! Hope and pray you are all blessed!Love,Lulu
It’s OK, I understand seeing things that are horrible, things you would like to forget. I have been there, you will get over it. Time does heal all things if you keep your heart right with God. You are doing a great job, keep going.
Endometriosis is excruciating. I was lucky that through careful planning I was able to conceive and deliver 2 beautiful sons, but it was tricky because of the endometriosis. And my period cramps were worse than full labor. 7 months to the day after my 2nd son was born I had got have a complete hysterectomy at 26 yrs old.
Playing devil's advocate here, but we did learn what NOT to do as well as what works from the mistakes or criminal behavior of others. I don't think we'd be where we are today without them. I often wonder how future generations will see our medical practices!!!
My only beef with doctors and dentists, is that they occasionally will say "Here, take this more expensive drug that IDK what it does, but certainly puts more money in my pocket" instead of giving the cheaper drug that actually does what you need it to do. It's such a garbage thing to do. If you know the person is in pain or in need of 1 specific thing, help them. That is your job! Don't bleed them dry of their money and health to make yourself richer.
Oh fun fact about womb wandering. That's where we got vibrators from. When women were in mental institutions for "hysteria" and the only prescription was to "do the deed", sometime there were no men to do it. So doctors created the vibrator to "treat" their patients hysteria.
My Avatar is my cat Danger Ranger. He's all about the ladies. He's sending you thoughts of warm kitty snuggles and little pink nose on nose bumps. Focus on the purr. . . "There's no place like kitty. . . . "
What I HATE is that they don't talk about the one that's pictured!
I know! Why do they bait us like that? I kept going back because I thought I missed it! 😡
I know! That's all I wanted to see lol
If you watch "The Knick" on HBO/max, you'll find out about that no- nose.
@@marianneg2209 I'm gonna go check that out now.
If it will keep going like that
I an gonna unsubscribe the channel
There's most definitely a problem with doctors dismissing women's pain.. it's happened to me several times and from supposed excellent doctors. It definitely needs to be talked about and dealt with!
Raechel, great video! The idea of the wandering womb is hilarious 😊
AMEN!!!! I have endometriosis, PCOS(polycystic ovarian syndrome), IC (Interstitial cystitis) and Adhesions. It is awful. Not only is it doctors labeling you a drug seeker it's pretty much everybody thinking that you are over exaggerating or making it all up. I can't tell you how many jobs I've actually lactually lost because of my issues And the crazy thing is I WORK IN HEALTHCARE!! Finally I found the right doctor and who has helped me so much!!
Yes men's health care is allot higher standard then womens.Dr. Don't listen, nor care. Most of the time they think they think were just being over emonital.
Women always need to be on guard. It is happening today.
@@KellyandKelly I have IC too, and getting the right doctor is key. I am antibiotic resistant to several strong antibiotics, it's scary, due to doctors negligence; because they would just treat me for bladder infections.
My wife was a nurse practitioner in a clinic and could do nearly everything a doctor could with far less attitude. I encourage you to seek medical care in one of these facilities
I had endometriosis, I went to so many doctors and so many hospitals that they called me a drug addict and that's all I wanted was painkillers. By the time a doctor actually took the time I had to have a full and complete hysterectomy at the age of 26 it had also spread to my bladder and other things. It ruined in my life basically
Jesus!! I am so sorry to hear (read) that. That's heartbreaking. Hang in there. I hope you have a good support system.
@@Nick-hv8gj thank you ❤️
WHEN I WAS IN MY EARLY 20'S I HAD ENDOMETRIOSIS AND MY DOCTOR KEPT TELLING ME ( FOR YEARS ) I HAD AN IRRITABLE BOWEL AND IGNORED MY CONSTANT PAIN . FINALLY I DITCHED HIM AND WENT TO ANOTHER DOCTOR WHO IMMEDIATELY DID LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY TO TAKE A LOOK INSIDE . HE DIAGNOSED ME WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS AND TREATED ME ACCORDINGLY . I SHOULD HAVE FILED SUIT AGAINST THE ' KNOW IT ALL , BASTARD ' THAT MADE ME SUFFER FOR YEARS AND EVEN DOUBT MY OWN SANITY !
@@vickiebailey5261 I feel your pain love and I'm so very sorry.
Same here. I was told it was all in my head. Sure, all the pain in my abdomen is in my head. I finally found a female ob-gyn who listened to me and treated me. It took over 5 years and several surgeries, but I was finally free of the endometriosis and fibroid tumors that were all in my head. The other doctors didn’t want to do a hysterectomy because I was only 23 at the time and had only child. I’m 50 and still only have one child and no pain. Damn doctors think they know best.
The way you deliver these messages with such passion!I love it! You're freakin amazing!
Unfortunately these days pain is commonly dismissed, regardless of gender. The opioid hysteria propaganda has cost literally thousands of lives due to honest pain patients inability to find legal relief. Facebook has a few pages devoted to the topic. There is also a documentary called Pain Warriors.
Actually they have done nothing to stop the opioid epidemic. Nothing. Drs are scared to write any pain meds. The ones who need it can’t get it . Those are the ones they have hurt. The drug addicts have just moved on the meth heroin etc. now they are spraying wasp spray on metal fences and hooking batteries to them, what crystallizes they scrape and snort it. Pitiful.
People committed suicide due to this hysteria among our EDUCATED MEDICAL professionals
@@sandyhill1392
it's crazy, isn't it? The doctors and rx companies are the ones who caused the "epidemic", yet it's only the victims who are being punished. Ain't that America....
Right ! It is hysteria!
Those who don't suffer from chronic pain or severe pain , boldly declare opioids should be banned .
They need to mind their own business!
Blame the drug addicts. They are master manipulators who learn how to fake anything in order to get their drugs. I've learned to hate them for the pain they cause. Victims? No, spreaders of evil.
They also still use leeches nowadays for people that have lost arms or legs or fingers, ect. It helps bring back blood flow to the severed appendage. They also still use maggots for certain types of infection. They will take the wound that is infected and pack it with maggots and then seal the wound off with bandages and the maggots will eat only the infection.
If you have a breast lift and are a smoker they can use leeches to help keep your nipples too.
Leeches have chemicals they inject which are anticoagulants and vascular dilators which at point can't be replaced with current technologies. Keeping damaged tissue supplied with blood helps prevent tissue loss.
Margot don't eat infected/diseased flesh..they eat dead flesh, very precisely. This stops the dead cells from decomposing and killing living cells... this is also known as gangrene.
That practice was very common on the battlefield when there was no real medical service available. Maggots will not eat living tissue. It helped prevent sepsis and saved limbs.
@@ellisdee1879 …do you follow Dr Youn too 😂
@@moonypie5579 you know it! XD
My wife has endometriosis but didn’t get a diagnosis until after her hysterectomy.
Hope she's better now.
@@MostAmazingTop10
So far so good thankfully. I’m glad to not see her double over in pain as cysts burst from her polycystic ovarian syndrome. I hate seeing her in pain. Thanks so much.
Please remember A HYSTO DOES NOT CURE ENDO. From one hysto lady to her. It comes back :( make sure she can advocate if she ends up feeling like she needs a laperoscopy if she feels the pain back. I hit my 10years in a few months and didn't know they are just starting to say it grows back (like thyroid cancer after a thyroidectomy).
@Loveless78 with the risk factor, you may be able to get a quick lap done to just look around. It's such a drag that the little time it gives relief is totally worth that air pain a few days after a laperoscopy(IMO lol).
I'm glad the info helped :) the back pain can even be endo on bowel or kidneys even. It's like slime+glitter spreading. Good luck and well wishes 💚
Here too. Since a teenager.
Bloodletting is STILL the #1 treatment for hemochromatosis. It's usually done the same way donating blood is done. Leeches are STILL used in reattachment surgery as it's the most effective preventative to keep a reattachment Reattaching accidentally amputated fingers, hands, arms, feet, legs) from swelling to the point of rejection.
Thank you for sharing this with us. I know that things like that are hard to talk about. I really enjoy your videos and appreciate every one of you!
My mom was diagnosed after months of pain. She was covered in blisters, head to toe, and was treated in a burn unit. It took seven doctors to nail down Bullous Pemphigoid, a rare autoimmune disease. At MUSC in Charleston, SC, many drs came by to study her case, as they'd never seen it in their careers.
Really? I've seen it several times. That's sad
AUNDRIA; I am so sorry to hear about the “pain” your momma went through. (Your story is just heartbreaking). As a nurse in Dermatology for 20 plus years, That is totally unacceptable for any Doctor to overlook an EASY diagnosis. All they had to do was a simple biopsy & blood work! I’m hoping & praying their treating her with immunosuppressant, topical & oral steroids & antibiotics.. Please know, this is treatable & with proper care “she can recover”. Also, I’m SURE you know... but just in case you don’t...”Advise her to take cooler showers vs hot/warm showers (which dries out skin & causes additional pain & itch) & use mild (NON-deodorant soaps).” Such as Dove, Tone, Caress, oil of Olay.. Any deodorant soap will cause excessive itching (which poor gal doesn’t need). Bless your family & praying for a fast recovery.
My mom was an EMT, she said "back in her day" they would send the newbies to the worst situations to pick up heads or lost feet to help them cope with how bad it can be.
Her first was a motorcycle accident, she was told to grab a helmet off the ground... There was a head strapped in it.
Omg
wow
@Sinned Gnillubnot it's freaky, I pulled over at an accident once and trying to help ended up with a foot in a boot... They reattached it but poor guy isn't walking anymore...
I kept in touch he flew off the road on a motorcycle near my house after all
That's the first time I've ever heard of that. I bet she didn't put that helmet on. That's awful
Regarding endometriosis-
I spent years as a young teen girl being misdiagnosed on more occasions than I could count bc I was told I was “too young” to have endometriosis. Even though ALL of my symptoms lined up perfectly! The mental, physical, and emotional damage that was caused is unspeakable and could’ve been avoidedz
I have endometriosis and I can attest to the fact that your pain is ignored.
I'm with ya I'm so sick of being told it's not that had have Panadol U willb right
Endometriosis is absolutely hell!! There’s more than 50 women I personally know of; in Bradford County, PA.
That wandering womb one made me actually crack up out loud. I aint no doctor, hell, I'm not even an intellect, but... cmon...
This was clearly uncomfortable for you to cover Rach, but I love your passion & genuineness 🥰🖤
They still use tranquilizer chairs in prisons in the US. I was locked up in Ohio and they would put some people in them for a day or days at a time.
When I was about 13yrs old, I wanted to be a doctor. Now not just any kinda doctor, I wanted to be a gynecologist. Yeah I was a huge perv as a young teenager. I think I was 16yrs old when it hit me. Wait I can't do that. The only time a woman goes in to their doc is when they have a problem. Nah, I didn't want to be one after I came to the realization. Now I am willing to bet this is why most men got into that profession. Anyway, I figured I'd tell that quick story from my childhood. Take care and Live Long and PROSPER. 🖖
Yeah, good job, keep it up, and give it to us.. we can take it… u know what I mean
My doctor once told me she knows very little about many things. I respect her honesty
@Peter Venkman I've been seeing her for 10 years now. I was one of her first patients when she started practicing and I love her, she has never steered me wrong and always takes wonderful care of me
@Peter Venkman I don’t have faith in doctors either. Sounds like you got lucky 🍀
Took 8 years for drs to diagnose my endometriosis. Eight years and I was so sick I couldn’t unbend myself from the waist it was excruciating.
I’m in emergency medical services for over 28 years. I can take anything you can dish out.
OMG is all I can honestly say as a RN who still holds her license in MA…I’ve seen horrific things and even taken care of said patients as well. Please all remember that you never actually know what someone else has been through previously in their lives. Unfortunately lots of trauma I had been exposed to while being raised strictly Catholic by my dad especially. It’s a sad and traumatic story for me even to be able to bring up even with therapists. Yup. and I’m done for now
When l was in high school l had a friend whose mother was a nurse & he would regale us with tales his mom told him for some odd reason of things retrieved from being stuck in people's "exits" by adventurous people "enjoying themselves".
My son loves it when I share stories from the "Night Shift" with him
All the time. They have even started exploring their urethra. 🤦🏻♀️
@@Plumeria808 ah yes, sounding, I figured people would also be going to the hospital for that
Thank you so much for the accurate explanation of endometriosis 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 so many people get it wrong but y’all got it right!
Hugs for Rach there are just some things that will always stick once you learn them.
Love this channel cant wait to see more, Rachelle i like your demeaner
Mom suffered from migraines for decades and the doctors kept telling her it was all in her head (well duh). She eventually figured out the cause herself: a food allergy.
Happily she finally did find a doctor who took her seriously and set her up with affective mitigating meds (Maxalt) for when she can't avoid the triggering substance (it's often concealed).
The counter irritation teminds me of the current treatments for fibromyalgia and ME/CFS 😑 I'm terrified of some doctors because the treatment just consists if being forced to do the things that cause pain. Like how is hurting myself gonna get rid of my genetic mutation 😖
Dismissal of pain shouldn't be an issue. It may have been that since I had five sisters I took my girlfriend to the doctor when she said she hurt. She had come to visit me in my hometown, which is about 7,600 ft. above sea level. It turned out her pain was an ovarian cyst that revealed itself most strongly in lower atmospheric pressure.
Huge fan of your videos! Ive been going through a horrible time in my life and watching these videos have honestly saved my life
Thank you all
Sending lots of love your way from the Most Amazing Team.
#6 - I have MS. Sometimes, when my muscles tense up, I punch that area. Other people with MS do this, too.
I have MS since 13 or 14 years old, NEVER have I punched myself when muscles tensed up so? I find if I can't crap I give myself a enima to relive the pressure & tiring from straining.
@@tiffanybriley6256 What does pooping have to do with what I said? The reason why we punch our tensed up muscles is to loosen up the muscles. I take muscle relaxers and sometimes it doesn't work. If I don't try to get the muscles to relax, I'm in pain and can't sleep.
I have fibromyalgia and i punch myself too. When muscle do this.
@@TheLadiGigi it's actually a pretty common thing for people to massage then hit severe muscle cramps whatever the cause.
It also works for whatever reason so ignore the idiots
Me too..🙄.. but Ive got chronic lyme disease tho…
I thought it was Deacon Brodie that gave inspiration to Robert Louis Stevenson book.
Shiro Ishi would vivisect people alive. He had also caused the Chinese peasants to get bubonic plague by dropping canisters filled with infected fleas from planes in the country side.
I’m a big fan of your show. I’m kind of a nerd when it comes to unique stories about history. I wanted to let you know that Leeches are still widely used in thousands of hospitals across the country for blood disorders! Thought you’d like this
I’m pretty sure the medical drama House taught us all that doctors don’t know everything
Just when I think Ive heard every disturbing fact in the history medicine, theres more! Great job compiling these. Very engaging!
So today, I’ve had a rough one, I freaking fainted from getting my finger pricked, I still don’t know why it happened…I was out for a solid minute though. It was my first time fainting too and I’m almost 30…
i have endometriosis and get in chronic pain and even though they found it during the removal of an 8 inch cyst on my right ovarie they jave still not done anything to help me with the pain, now i suffer from a damaged liver from all the neurofen and panadol that i have to take around 25 to 30 neurofen per day and about 20 panadol per day. the doctors worry about putting ppl on heavier drugs fearing they will get addicted not even thinking of how im slowly killing myself with neurofen and panadol.
Thank you to beautiful Miss Fisher and the hard work put into the vids,I don't go a day without watching MA TOP 10 so plz keep em coming
It's amazing to me how people are so fascinated about what they used to do hundreds of years ago but they don't pay attention to what they are doing nowadays to people.
That was so scary 😳 that some doctors see how to make patience feel good and yes til this day the doctors think that they now more about your body
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Another awesome video! You've got the perfect personality for the screen 😉🌷
Bloodletting is actually still used today. Called therapeutic phlebotomy. Common treatment for conditions like polycythemia. However, it's definitely done via lab draws and not with leaches.
Good to know!
@@MostAmazingTop10 I work as a nurse and just thought it was interesting :)
Is it just my vision, or is she doing her best to hide a shiner?
Modern doctors do not tell you that parasites are what creates the majority of issues we have now.
They don't know everything, we don't know everything. Here's something I found out relatively recently, if you are a man you can literally be castrated through a meridian point in the 12th tooth rendering your thyroid useless, if one would want to do this they might have to perform medical malpractice in order to achive this but it can be done and it has been done on me 8 years ago, currently waiting for surgery to be undone.
"Bleeding" is actually still done my mother and aunt both go every few months! Just not leachy anymore more needly
I was kinda half listening to the video as I was doing homework. When you said "too soon" after #2, I was laughing so hard I couldn't breathe. 😂🤣
You're awesome! Love the way you narrate!
I could see leeches used as turn off, for SURE, I meant see not use
there are actually alot of people every day who are dying and confess about killing to doctors especially ppl who are at those places for old ppl
I own a 19th century scarificator and it's fascinating. Saw one in the Mutter museum and had to have one.
Leeches are used following microsurgery to keep blood flowing to the affected area -- restoring circulation when amputated fingers are reattached, for example.
When I was in a car accident I broke my neck (and most of my bones) and the EMT had to hold my neck/head like that poor elderly lady's. I actually found out later I actually would have lost all function of my diaphragm and stopped breathing and died or would have been a quadriplegic.
I also have a real human thigh bone and full left arm/hand set of bones that is. I want to get a whole skeleton. let me tell you something... Bones in no way are cheap to get.
Its called c spine. And yes its very important especially in a car accident to maintain alignment. But um, nice hobby?
You can get them for free they're literally just walking around everywhere you look. Lol
I am sorry these things happened. I am giving you a medicinal hug to help you think happy thoughts. I am a retired truck driver, I have seen the after effects of some horrific accidents, some I still wish I had never been at the scene of.
Did you know most amazing top 10 is the best youtuber ever ❤💖♥
Some of there episodes are scary
No I didn't know but I don't think they are #1 either. They are good though
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This list kinda reminds me of the show Untold Stories of the ER
It baffles me it’s called the Hippocratic oath when it sounds so much like hypocratic oath when you hear stories like this. 😂
There are so many books and full medical studies of women's pain being dismissed and death from misdiagnosis from not being believed about problems.
I love watching your videos
1:05 "use to use leeches for everything"
Me:*thinks of Julian Devorak*
Only some people will get it
Omg yes!!! Had to respond to this one. Love the arcana
I'm with you Raechel Doc's n Nurses need a pat on the back for all they see and do especially Nurses. Raechel you're so animated in this count down was kool to watch much ❤🤗 to you on this count down but would like a second part to this tho. I enjoy watching you here and Bumble Bee were I'm subbed there too. Thanks for hosting n posting ✅ from 🇺🇸 I'll give you 🤗👍👍👍🤛😉😎✌👋
Hi Raechel,when I first started watching you, wasn't sure,but after every show and now Bumblebee, I am absolutely a fan of your sweet,smart adorable personality, you are a blessing and love dewy too although you are quickly becoming one of my favorites! Hope and pray you are all blessed!Love,Lulu
So sweet🤗
It’s OK, I understand seeing things that are horrible, things you would like to forget. I have been there, you will get over it. Time does heal all things if you keep your heart right with God. You are doing a great job, keep going.
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Top 10 should do a top 10 video of things stuck where the sun doesn't shine, there are millions of stories.
That's a good title!
@@MostAmazingTop10 yasss please 😂😂
5:36 funny how the volume mysteriously goes down when she talks about the CIA 😂😂😂😂
Exasperation hahaha
Well, it’s never ending that’s for sure
You mean Doctor Frankenstein. Not Jekyll and Hyde. Doctor Frankenstein did grave robbing to make his monster.
Your really glowing in the start of this one. Happy natural
Lol 😂 your face and reactions...I’m a nurse, I get it !!
Someone named Angie O tensin. Oh.....okay! lol
Can you please tell me where you got that adorable jacket?! Please and thank you! Love your channel!!
Endometriosis is excruciating. I was lucky that through careful planning I was able to conceive and deliver 2 beautiful sons, but it was tricky because of the endometriosis. And my period cramps were worse than full labor. 7 months to the day after my 2nd son was born I had got have a complete hysterectomy at 26 yrs old.
#4, it was like punching u in the face so u wudn’t feel that ur stomach was hurting. 😂
My favourite narrator has some glassy eyes there
"Who had the gall to make up a treatment and convince several doctors that it worked?" Elizabeth Holmes @Theranos.
Great video thanks :)
This video is so interesting and intriguing
Playing devil's advocate here, but we did learn what NOT to do as well as what works from the mistakes or criminal behavior of others. I don't think we'd be where we are today without them. I often wonder how future generations will see our medical practices!!!
Whereabouts is the info on the guy with the long 'nose'? i think i missed it.
My only beef with doctors and dentists, is that they occasionally will say "Here, take this more expensive drug that IDK what it does, but certainly puts more money in my pocket" instead of giving the cheaper drug that actually does what you need it to do. It's such a garbage thing to do. If you know the person is in pain or in need of 1 specific thing, help them. That is your job! Don't bleed them dry of their money and health to make yourself richer.
I love when you host! ❤❤😊
You should see what vets do to farm animals
I hate humans.
what about " not a nose " 🤔
why did u lie ?
Yeah, they talk about the Nazis but the Japanese were MEAN AS HELL!
I had leech treatment less than 10 years ago for months. They are gross and they do hurt when they bite!
Where is the weird nose story, otherwise love your content
Big high 5 to you Rachel for doing this video 👍 💖
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Counter irritation sounds like the doctors in that age were promoting self harm. Which doesn’t work anyway.
Great video and wow!
Oh fun fact about womb wandering. That's where we got vibrators from. When women were in mental institutions for "hysteria" and the only prescription was to "do the deed", sometime there were no men to do it. So doctors created the vibrator to "treat" their patients hysteria.
My Avatar is my cat Danger Ranger. He's all about the ladies. He's sending you thoughts of warm kitty snuggles and little pink nose on nose bumps. Focus on the purr. . . "There's no place like kitty. . . . "
I learnt about the grave digging one today in school lol
Okay, but what about the guy with the genitalia nose?
They still uses leaches today
WHOA! Didnt see that coming!
You ok….eyes don’t lie. Looks like your holding back a big cry session
You know they do still sometimes they use leaches for medical purposes
Blood letting-hemochromatosis. It probably helped a lot of people.
Wow! Could you imagine injecting ppl w/something not even approved yet? Lol.. Hmm
Doctors Use leaches as reaplacement veins
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