Make sure to click the icon on the top-right corner of the video to vote in this week's poll! Would you ever date a doctor? Thanks for watching and supporting, love you all!
yes 100% would date a doctor. not only bc intellegence is something i look for in a guy. i think as long as their happy in what they do and they would come home happy and enjoy living their life
I love your videos they always put me in a studying mode cause you always teach and explain things while talking and i love that. Honestly I’ve learned more things from you than from my teachers lol. Keep on with the hard workk !!!
And i have a question: what happens to your body when you sneeze? ( i know i can find the answer on google i just to learn it from you cause you explain it in a very catching way)
Hocus Pocus yeah lol it‘s more organized than I‘ll ever be my entire life.. I wish I wasn‘t that lazy in school. now I cant study medicine & I‘m regretting it like a bitch but then again, I‘m so fucking unorganized, even the organized things are cancelled
andraaaw It’s not impossible for you to study medicine. Go to a college and get some pre-recs done, do volunteer work and then apply to a medical college. You still have a chance my man
Advice on dating a Dr....I've dated 4 and married one for 12yrs. Being patient is important but having your own passion, career, friends and interests are equally important.
@@mariagabbott me too. I know that I have to also consider my non-medical professional parent’s part in the marriage. But even if their relationship was relatively healthy, I don't think I'm cut out for being with a doctor, even though I love my dad so much. But then...I ended up marrying a guy who decided to join the military two years into our marriage. I don't recommend that either 😣 different kind of tough being a milspouse
Honestly, that's crucial for each relationship. Not just for the one with a doctor. Being stuck by the hip to your husband/wife or boyfriend/girlfriend is one of the top reasons any relationship fails.
for GOD so loved the world that HE gave HIS only begotten SON that whoever believeth in HIM should not perish but have eternal life"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 3:16."But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 1:12. hi! JESUS loves you and died for you if you accept HIM! HE rose from the dead to show us that death cant hold HIM! repent and start living your life for HIM and when the time is right HE will get you to Heaven🖤
My personal experience with dating a doctor is that showing interest in medical stuff can help a lot. My partner is still in med school so it might be a student thing but he always appreciates me asking about interesting things he learned. It's nice to be able to share your passion with someone.
@@Redditok111 Haha! Cool. I noticed that. I guess the Clorox Bleach clan is rising, unfortunately so are the trolls but if you are there to sanitize them, so be it.
@@honeytranful he talked about it on video with his dog that when his mother was gone they bought a dog to have a company and bought another dog when he's not living with his dad ..
it's very rare for a person to actually explain an idea like this doctor do. He is very intelligent and talented. Imagine having a conversation with him about pretty much everything and getting answers that actually makes sense
Come on lets take some time to appreciate his enthusiasm n passion towards medicine rather than his looks, he is handsome tho but a very dedicated doctor first...
Well give some evidences he is passionate about medicine! Have you seen his unethical and worst product advertisements, alcohol endorsements? May be you are unaware of his profit making business in the name of medicine. He is such a cheater and worst kind of family physician.
Your sense of humor and your “beewoop” move you make 😂, 1. Your charisma just radiates, 2. Smile is contagious, 3. I’m sure everyone wants you to be their doctor, young or old. Makes your job that much more fun and rewarding, I’m sure, especially because you’re so pationate about it. Seeing your patients smile when you walk into the room and making them feel comfortable in whatever unfortunate situation they find themselves. Thank you for all you do 😊
@Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus how do you know that? I’m not saying ur wrong but how do you know doctors don’t have anything near it? Do you have Proof, Examples?
for GOD so loved the world that HE gave HIS only begotten SON that whoever believeth in HIM should not perish but have eternal life"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 3:16."But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 1:12. hi! JESUS loves you and died for you if you accept HIM! HE rose from the dead to show us that death cant hold HIM! repent and start living your life for HIM and when the time is right HE will get you to Heaven🖤
Love that you addressed the difficultiesof having a relationship with a doctor. Funnily enough I'm also an artist/pharmacist, engaged to a doctor and boy is it challenging. If there is anything that can test your patience, it's that. Especially since most doctors aren't people-oriented like you, but very logical and rational, which can be a challenge for a more emotional partner. It sometimes feels like they unintentionally bury their emotional side because of all the horrors they see every day - from patients neglecting their bodies to the point of decay, to bringing the news of death to relatives.
I recommend checking out Kati Morton as well for psychological things. She's very informative and has a very positive attitude and I find her generally pleasant to watch, personally. I don't know for sure if she has any existing videos about anorexia but she takes requests last I checked.
@sandrine le blanc can you please tell me how to gain weight. Since i had my Gall bladder removed i have problems with digestion, specially rich, high protein food. What food actually makes us gain weight for people with high metabolism. I generally eat 3 eggs and chickens,bananas and dry fruits for breakfast , rice meals,lentils ,Fish for lunch and dinner, but i dont know where they disappear. I would be grateful if you could solve this mystery of weight gaining.Thank you.
I've dealt with it myself, a lot of times people have this disorder because they are scared of getting fat or they are depressed which turns off their stomach but they don't realize that their body needs food. That's the basic way of explaining it.
Misophonia is the WORST - every time I’m studying in a uni library and someone pulls out food, I have to race to plug in some music or remove myself from the room before I start crying in anger. It’s an anger I feel in my bones. But you can’t ask a stranger to chew with their mouth closed/breathe quieter!
theseshininglights dude same and my mom has allergies and it makes it really hard to spend time with her sometimes because how how loud she breathes and it just makes me seem rude or inconsiderate because I accidentally shoot people dirty looks when they chew loud or breathe loud and it kinda sucks
I used to throw a blanket over my sister like a tent to muffle her breathing because I was just sobbing from not being able to fall asleep. She still breathes so loudly, but luckily I don’t share a room with her anymore.
"Well I tried letting you hear my heart" that's probably the cutest and the most heartbreaking sentence that I've ever heard leaving someone's lips. Not to sound weird or anything, I just think it's very poetic.
Thank you for addressing the biopsychosocial model of health. As a psych major, it urks me that many people have not encountered this model of health. I mean, this could be because of the replication crisis, or the inaccessibility of scientific literature. I also believe that a lot of this has to do with the encounters patients have with their doctors. There are some doctors who do recognise the the contributions of our social and psychological environment to our physical health, while others (the majority) deny or refuse the mind-body connection and the implications on treatment. Thank you for creating more awareness of this problem.
I have a mind-body disorder and I agree. It’s called Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome and it has to do with the nerves feeling pain when there is no real outside cause. It was treated with a mix of PT and psychological therapy called “pain psychology.” If it had been treated as only physical, it would have gotten much worse and pretty much encompassed my entire life.
The majority of us? Sorry, that's wrong. Even if we don't appear to you to recognise the relationship between the body and the mind, we were all trained to. We are ourselves simply stressed the fuck out by the day-to-day grind in modern healthcare, there simply isn't enough time for any of that. Screwed up schedules, ridiculous doctor to patient ratio, bureaucracy, emotional labor, burnout, you name it. Studying medicine, let alone psychiatry, isn't the same as majoring in psychology. I just had to quit the profession. Dr Mike is a family physician (and not a pediatric neurosurgeon) who looks passionate about his work, so he's extremely fortunate.
I'm not sure the majority of MD's in the 21st Century don't see the connection between mind and body but even if they do, the insurance and for-profit hospital systems definitely make it hard for them to carry out a psycho-social-physical treatment plan. I don't know about you, but my doc's have about 15 minutes to spend with me before they get yanked out to the next patient. Even psychiatrists are so over-booked that if they believe in a mind-body connection they don't have time to work with patients on cognitive issues; all they have time for is prescription writing. Plus... let's not forget about patient expectations. Patients have come to expect that everything from blood pressure to cancer can be controlled, if not cured, with a pill, treatment or therapy and use that as an excuse not to develop a healthy lifestyle that would improve mind, body, and spirit. In fact, Americans have come to expect that death is not inevitable. Death has become a failure of the patient's will to "fight," the physician's expertise, or a lack of research and technology. It's a messy, frustrating situation for everyone and I don't think we can point fingers at any single source of the mess; We all need to work together to get to a better place.
Wow, I was so surprised when the misophonia question came up. I’ve suffered from this for the majority of my life and it has impacted me in unimaginable ways. Due to how rare it is, none of my psychologists or psychiatrists had ever heard of it before meeting me. I’m sure I speak for anyone with this condition when I say thank you for bringing awareness to it, and for everyone when I say thank you for using your platform to do so much good.
Me too! The first example that i can think of is.. i don't have a single watch on my house 😂 i CAN'T stand the tic-toc.. or somebody making noises with fingernails on a table.. omg.. i can get so violent 😂
For me, it’s vacuums and lawn mowers, I get overwhelming feelings with those noises. Everyone laughs if I say something, but I genuinely can’t tolerate those noises.
I just googled Misophonia and looked into it deeper. It brought me to tears. I have a daughter that always had trouble with certain sounds. I’ve taken her to the doctor and she’s perfect. But with certain sounds she gets really aggravated. Now, it all makes sense. Im going to test my theory and if it works my next step is to take my information to her doctor. Thank you for everything. You are such a good doctor. Many blessing and luck to you.
'Cells at work' is honestly the most educational animation series. Based around the human body , how the cells in your body react to germs infects, viruses , disease and allergenic reactions with learnering about the cells &germs(what is its job) ... And ...its an Anime 🤷🏾♀️
I had never heard of Cells at Work before reading comments on this channel, but from what you say it makes me think about "Once Upon a Time... Life" that I watched as a kid in the late 80's/early 90's as a kid in France (according to wikipedia it was broadcasted in other countries too) I guess I should check it out
Thomas Furmanek if you had an immunology subject, ‘cells at work’ is a good recommendation. It gives you basic info of the cells and how they work and the work with creative interpretations and feels at some point.
I would be really interested to hear your thoughts on physical abuse and the emotional trauma that comes with it. I'd like to see an informative video on sexual violence, domestic violence, and childhood abuse and how it is dealt with in the medical field. Do you think doctors are well-trained in dealing with these kinds of cases? What kind of sensitivity training do you go through, if any? How do you approach this kind of situation if you suspect abuse? I'm curious to know what you think.
Good question would love to know the answer about this one because when i was sexually assaulted I had to deal with a Doctor who had me sit out in the open and ask me why I was there and when I had told him he didn't know what to do even though he had been a doctor for years and I also had to deal with a high up Register Nurse who one off the bosses and in charge off the other nurses basically said she said out loud where everyone could hear we don't have the rape kit she needs to go to another hospital it was something so personal that they had made public thankfully the paramedics and the other hospital were amazing the staff did everything in discreat
A lot. Although it's stressful, you learn so much about how to take care of other people. You're looked up as someone who people can turn to to help them get better. You realize there's so much we don't know yet about medicine, and it's still constantly changing. That smile you get when a patient thanks you for helping them feel better. Its just worth it.
Retired from medicine. Only woman in my class in 70s. Skipped grades, took tests, entered med school @ 19. Docs were literally the only men in my age group. I dated so many, I lost count: maybe 30ish? I was so passionate abt my field (trauma) that I was a TERRIBLE date. My friends called me “The Serial Dater”. I went into practice w a motto - NO DOC DATING. Took a while, but finally found software engineer w sense of humor AND high IQ. I was 46, he was 36. Life is good.🤷♀️
megan ho I didn’t skip grades in uni, I took 21 credits a semester, took “maymester”, took both summer semesters. This pushed me thru undergrad faster. I doubled up on classes in high school, took act,sat early, started uni at 16. I don’t recommend this, btw, I was very emotionally immature for uni. Luckily, some of the older girls “adopted” me, they were REALLY helpful. I had no social life to speak of, no sorority, no dating to speak of in undergrad. Just studying. I would not do it this way if I had known better. I was pushed *hard* by my grandfather, who paid my steep tuition.
About Cells at Work, the answer to your question is it’s both. It’s an anime and I love it and it’s also a very unique way to portray medical issues and what happens in the human body when things like illness, bacteria, disease, and infections happen. It’s funny but also it explains everything in a very unique way and watching I think it’s pretty accurate but I’m not a doctor so I’d really like you to see it and get your opinion. And it’s not anything you would expect. I’m sure you’d expect it to be a anime medical drama like a anime version of grey’s anatomy. It’s not like that at all, I’m sure you will be surprised. Anyway can’t wait to see you watch it!!
You do such a great job at making doctors seem so relatable. I’ve had really bad experiences with doctors in the past (Army PA’s) so thanks for doing what you do with this platform. ❤️
didn't have the context of the joke until I watched the video...nice... I could see it being a pun. You see it in movies all the time haha - By that, I mean people fake injuries or symptoms to go flirt with a Dr. lol
Well, I had to present an idol or people who I look up to. And I told my class why I like you, why you encouraged me to be a doctor too and yeah :) And Greetings from Germany!
I suffer from mental health issues and study psychology and I like how you address the mind-body connection, because it's very important for people to know the mind can influence the body and vice versa. Too often mental health issues aren't taken seriously cause "it's only in your head". But it's not and I'm glad someone like you who may have some influence on people's views spreads that information 👌🏻
We love Cell At Work simply because biology could be really boring to some people but with this anime , they really changed the perception on how we see cells while still gives us A lot of useful information without a boring class which is really really interesting
My fiancé is a second year medical student and I’m finishing my master’s (we dated for four years prior) and it’s quite challenging sometimes. He is extremely busy as expected but I think in order to date a medical student you have to be independent and understanding of their extremely busy schedules. Sometimes I have gone an entire month without seeing him and I have to be understanding of that. (He currently lives 1.5 hours away too). He’s also almost constantly stressed so I think being able to be supportive really helps your partner too if you’re dating a med student. He literally called me on the phone 8 times today because he was so stressed about a huge test he just took for OMM. Anyways, hope this helps!
Thank you for bringing up the mind- body connection. I recently had an experience where I hurt my back but my pain was far worse than the physical issue because my brain was over- responding to the pain signals due to past trauma. And it took months to get a proper diagnosis and therapy. Mental health stigmas are difficult to combat.
I met my boyfriend when we were at highschool, he decided he wanted to become a doctor when we had almost 4 years together. It has been hard, especially now that he's an intern, but I truly believe we're meant to be. We'd just celebrate our 9th aniversary, couldn't be closer and happier. PS. Really enjoy your videos 😊
Me too! My boyfriend and I met in the beginning of high school, all throughout high school and so far 2 years into university, we’ve been dating and he’s also applied into the nursing school. Sure we don’t get to spend too much time together (I’m a music major and a lot of my time is devoted to practicing), but when we do, I couldn’t be more happy to be able to spend my life with him :) 5 year anniversary is coming up nov. 9, and I’m excited to count 100 more years with him hehe
+Jules Vosheva haha no prob, I'm rooting for you guys! My boyfriend's a doctor but our relationship is very complicated so here's to hoping your relationship works :))
Hey doctor Mike! How often do doctors catch a cold or get sick? Since they spend a lot of time around sick patients I would think it might be often. Or are their immune systems just really good at fighting it off?
lexi o'leary I’m a CNA and since the elderly immune systems are so much different, I get sick so easily. I don’t know about doctors but I think eventually you get immune to all these different sicknesses.
@@MHSMagicLuver I'm in my third year of medical school, my best friend is in PA school and I can attest to the fact that PA school is not the same. If it were, you'd be getting an MD.
@@AZ-zq7lx Amen. There's a reason doctors have that reputation and it's because med school is actual hell. Even Dr. Mike doesn't understand because he's a D.O not an MD lol.
@@MHSMagicLuver Totally missed my point haha I was saying the two degrees are not equal. They're not the same, one's harder than the other. PA's can switch specialties with added schooling, as can we so I'm not sure where you're getting that info from but my attending was a dermatologist out of med school and re-specialized to oncology then completed a surgical Post-Doc. Any of us can also revert to General Practice or Peds. Most MDs love their specialty and stay in it, doesn't mean we don't have flexibility. Just FYI
Cells at work literally gives a view into a person immune system and what each cells' function is about. I'm a bio major at the moment and I swear to you, all that I have learned was IN THE SHOW. My one regret is that if it had came out while I was doing my Immunology course i would have aced it because I'm a visual learner. Cells at work EXPLAINS EVERYTHING and because its in anime form. It makes it super fun and memorable. Dr. Mike I'm BEGGIN You. Please review cells at work for ALL the bio majors out there who are visual learners! Thank You :'(
I'm only a premed student right now but from what I know about microbiology and immunology, Cells at Work is pretty darn medically accurate! And it's really fun to watch :) Oh, and another medical doctor on youtube (Dr. Hope's Sick Notes) has reacted to two episodes and really loves it!
Hi Dr. Mike! To answer why I love Cells At Work, it's a really interesting way of doing science communication that I think works really well!! I love science communication in the form of comics and cartoons. I was already a fan of anime (less so in my adult years, because I'm busier than I used to be and just dont have the time to sit down and watch a lot of anime) but this one really caught my eye because its educational and informative without feeling too textbooky or overly embellished to the point of feeling purely fictitious and hurting the communication. I love the characters and its fun to imagine the cells living in your own body living their own lives working hard to keep you healthy. It makes me want to do a better job of taking care of my own body. :) I hope you enjoy it when you watch it! It's a very endearing show!
Misophonia -my teenage daughter suffers from this. As far as we can tell it stems from from her OCD. She also has severe anxiety so definitely a mind body correlation
Cells at work is a depiction of what he body does. It's a personification of the body, its cells, and events that may occur to the body. (Like infection)
I have a SEVERE case of Misophonia, and I'm so happy to see more medical professionals like yourself getting info on it and looking into it. Thank you!
God yes. More people are seeming to finally GET that certain sounds don't simply annoy me, it fills me with an all consuming, visceral rage. And often, anxiety that requires ativan taken immediately. It's not fun. It's not quirky or cute. It's friggin invasive.
I've been a nurse for almost 25 years. The evolution of the nurse doctor relationship in my small rural hospital has been amazing. For example, In nursing school, we were not allowed to ask a physician a question and they were allowed to humiliate you without consequences. We still have some older doctors like this, but the change to a true collaborative relationship over this time is amazing. Do you think it is the training or the generation change? Interested about your thoughts.
Its most likely the older generation encouraging that. I cant stress the importance of being nice to your nurses, and in doing so making patient care much more efficient. Both jobs have different roles and are both equally as important.
I've often wondered if the nursing and doctor professions should be completely integrated. Why shouldn't doctors get some initial experience as a nurse before progressing into medical school to become a generalist or specialist? And why should nurses have a completely separate career trajectory ending in APNs or NPs? Hell, NPs and PAs are close to functioning as medical residents anyways. Surely that's a good proving ground before launching into a medical fellowship. But ... This would never transpire. The educational institutions aren't set up this way. For that matter I don't entirely understand why allied health is a third set of career trajectories, but at least there's some ability to change careers between the allied health professions and nursing after completing an associates degree and getting some experience.
Hi Dr. Mike! It's so nice to see your dedication and passion for medicine in every episode of your channel. I have a question. If you have a patient come in and you suspect they have an undiagnosed/untreated eating disorder, what do you do? Btw this year I'm celebrating 10 years since I was declared ED-free by my therapist. I'm completely symptom free and have been for years. Shout out to everyone who are struggling with eating disorders and their loved ones. There is help and support and you can get well!!
Cells at work is a great show because it takes a lot of concepts on health and medicine and it tells it in a really entertaining way, the show itself was written to be scientifically accurate, so a lot of viewers would like it if you reacted to the episodes and you elaborated on a lot of the concepts that are shown in the show. Hope that helps. :)
"the show itself was written to be scientifically accurate" but why do the bacterias bleed then..? I mean I get its about telling it in a dramatic anime way but.. if your main characters are literally blood cells...
Ofc there is going to be creative liberties taken, but it's assumed most people watching are capable of recognising that cells do not talk, and they do not look like humans and that bacteria do not bleed. The fundamental ideas behind it though, like the responsibilities of the cells, their tools/features, are consistent with our understanding of cell biology. You shouldn't go into this show looking for a 100 % educational explanation of the human body, the show is aiming to first entertain and then to give the viewer highlights of a lot of the cool things that happen inside our bodies.
Your ABSOLUTELY correct doctor mike !!!! Mind and body is 💯 percent connected! there’s a HUGE need in medicine for the medicine field to be practicing this get more doctors to do more in the nutrition and mind and body ! always treat the mind as well as the body !!
Question: do you think it takes a certain kind of person to become a good doctor? Are there certain personnality types that definitely shouldn't go into medicine in your opinion?
I know you’re asking him, but after working with many doctors I have to give my two cents. In my opinion, anyone can be a good doctor, but should they be? Probably 90% of doctors have terrible communication skills and don’t know how to convince patients they really care and are listening. I work with many doctors and most of them are fine people once you get to know them. Here’s an example of a common issue I see: Dr Mike sort of mentioned this in the video, but, often, people have multiple problems and they all think it’s one thing. The doctor will say, “no they’re not connected,” but never explain why and that makes the patient upset. Every time. Anyone can go to school and study medicine. A doctor can be a genius, and still be a good doctor, but that lack of patience and attentiveness will break that connection you should have with your patients.
@@sailorarwen6101 A lot of doctors are unhappy when you won't take what they say as gospel and get upset when you ask questions to try and understand. They really, really need to teach them how to actually communicate and have empathy.
I can be patient as long as my future partner is faithful and truthful with me. He would be a god send gift . I would be so happy. I love the Pride and Prejudice movie. That is a glimpse into real love. Ahhh.
Ooh, I really appreciate your approach to mental AND physical health. My psychiatrist actually discovered that I have a thyroid disorder through a routine blood test he ran at the beginning of my treatment for postpartum depression. A thyroid disorder can actually both mimic and cause mental health disorders like depression and anxiety disorders, so that discovery actually helped me get off the psychiatric drugs faster as my endocrinologist treated my thyroid at the same time.
@@nutmalone5527 True, you understand each other better & can share daily activities, cases to each other with the other person completely understanding & giving an intelligent advice on that
I love the question about the physical diagnosis being a mental diagnosis. It’s actually amazing you went into detail about how the mind and body work together. I am on track to becoming a social worker and am very intrigued on how medical professionals come up with treatment when there are so many factors included. For example the environment a patient is in, their perspective on modern medicine and health care access. Keep up the extraordinary work Dr.Mike! You really seem to want to continue learning and are passionate to your field of work. If social workers and health care professionals could learn off each other more often, it will help us give each other more perspectives on different approaches we can treat both mental health and overall health since they work alongside each other. All in all, give our patients/clients the care they deserve to be the best versions of themselves.
You're so enthusiastic and passionate about everything. It's so pleasant and satisfying to listen to you. How do you become like this? Oh you actually read my comment. Thank!😅
I dated a doctor once and besides feeling utterly inferior it was actually nice having someone there but never having to deal with nonstop communication . We both gave each other space and it was honestly the most adult relationship I’ve ever been in.
I have social anxiety, this may seem whatever but I like watching your videos whenever I’m experiencing a panic attack or am overly anxious because your voice is relaxing, so thank you. Also thank you for educating and answering questions and comments. I hope you continue this channel for a long time because I can see you’re helping in person and over the internet now.
Cells at work is less of a medical show and of an educational show about biology. It shows the human body as a giant City all the cells are anthropomorphize and it basically just shows what they do on a daily basis. Its funny and very accurate.
Cells at work is just amazing how they've managed to incorporate all these medical terms and such inside of an amazing show that doesn't seem like it's just giving you facts, but rather a show that manages to entertain you and teach without you realizing. It is a MUST watch for you. I need to see your take on it and try not to cut out too much of it lol Thanks!
Doctor Mike My heart felt like it dropped to my stomach when I saw you replied. I’m a year away from getting my PsyD in Clinical Psychology, I’m a Scorpio, terrified of snakes and spiders, and I love dogs! Also, I’m available 😉♥️♥️♥️ I love your videos.
I try to keep my mind & body in the best possible place because I have noticed I actually am less likely to get sick with being in the best mindset. If I do get sick I tend to recover a lot quicker when I am happy. Every day we are given a choice and I choose to be happy! 😁
I'm currently dating a doctor MD /psychiatrist. We have been dating for about a year. And I have learned from him #1 quality time is great be creative be adaptable . allow him to do what he loves being a dr.brings you closer . Remember he's in a very highly stressful job it's always a good idea to see if you can do anything to help him when he's had a difficult day . He's a person he has needs just like everyone else
I’m starting to date a dr (LDR) and man I’m learning a lot! It’s testing my patience (I’m a pretty patient person) and it’s having me appreciate him for any quality time he gives me. He tells me daily how stressful it is and carrying that back home with him. I didn’t know he was a dr yet he’s been a nice change to the guys I’ve always dated. He wants to take things slow and I’m slowly changing my mindset so I can accommodate the situation
I love Cells at Work cuz I am a huge anime fan but as a person who has taken a biology class in high school, it’s so accurate to the textbook. Usually these things that are educational yet entertaining isn’t that true to the information but this show surprisingly is. Highly recommend it to you 👍🏻
I am also a huge anime fan which helps me love the show! I'm also a medical laboratory scientist by trade and watching it makes me wish it had been around while I was taking hematology courses because it's so accurate even if it heavily features comedy. Plus the platelets are just adorable.
Aimee Kneip ikr! Haha! I wished my teacher showed me this instead of making us suffer by reading the textbook 😂😂 and omg do not even get me started on the adorable tiny platelets
Hellooo, I was wondering how do you deal with aggressive, rude or angry patients? Do you ever get angry from patients who test your patience? What communication strategies do you utilize to diffuse hostile situations? Thanks in advance, From a Recently qualified doctor
My mom is a doctor and struggles with this, there seems to be a lot of animosity toward doctors/health care professionals of late, it’s disappointing to me that there’s little doctors/nurses can do to respond/protect themselves from abuse/poor behavior. Interested to see what Dr. Mike says, also congrats on becoming a doctor!
@@sarahward4378 Some people have very, very good reasons for that animosity. It's been proven that women and women's pain aren't taken seriously. The bias against overweight to obese people is also well documented, even when the problems they're trying to get help for are _not_ related to weight. Or medication is thrown at a problem instead of trying to solve it. There are also a lot of doctors that won't admit when they don't know something, so instead they'll claim it's all in the persons head. I won't claim there aren't bad patients, because of course there are, but try to consider that some of that anger is quite valid.
You cant be needy or insecure if you date a dr. You HAVE to gave a full life of your own. Your sharing him with the world. His heart is in healing- he might be drained and very tired at the end of a long day . Let him sleep,give him a back rub. A great meal and Give him space. This goes for nurses too. Positive energy ,is healing.
Cells at work was actually very informative in a fun and entertaining way. It had humor and some action which kept me watching but along the way I learned a lot about the human body and how cells function.
I lived with a doctor for a few years, yeah, you need to be very flexible, very understanding, and frankly you need to have the same desire to want others to be ok, if you can't picture yourself alone on big days from time to time, or aren't able to spend those days with other loved ones and be ok that your partner isn't there, then maybe you can handle it. I think it takes a special kind of person to deal with having a spouse that puts strangers first from time to time. It's a life of service, it deserves a lot of respect and understanding.
Make sure to click the icon on the top-right corner of the video to vote in this week's poll! Would you ever date a doctor? Thanks for watching and supporting, love you all!
yes 100% would date a doctor. not only bc intellegence is something i look for in a guy. i think as long as their happy in what they do and they would come home happy and enjoy living their life
I love your videoss
I love your videos they always put me in a studying mode cause you always teach and explain things while talking and i love that. Honestly I’ve learned more things from you than from my teachers lol. Keep on with the hard workk !!!
What is your opinion on the new season of The Resident?
And i have a question: what happens to your body when you sneeze? ( i know i can find the answer on google i just to learn it from you cause you explain it in a very catching way)
“Advice on dating a doctor.. be PATIENT” ...is that a pun I’m seeing?😂 love it
Warning: this channel can be quite punny =]
Can do heart transplant
I shall go break my neck
Saaame
Damn, beat me to it.
He talks so well and very organized.
Hocus Pocus yeah lol it‘s more organized than I‘ll ever be my entire life.. I wish I wasn‘t that lazy in school. now I cant study medicine & I‘m regretting it like a bitch but then again, I‘m so fucking unorganized, even the organized things are cancelled
andraaaw
It’s not impossible for you to study medicine. Go to a college and get some pre-recs done, do volunteer work and then apply to a medical college. You still have a chance my man
Yeah.... and video editing helps too! 😆
U sound like my grandma
so right
Advice on dating a doctor:
*Doctor Mike* : “Be a patient.”
*me* : “Wow doc that’s unprofessional.”
*Doctor Mike* : “I said ‘be patient.’”
Hahahaha 😂😂😂👍
Hahahhahaha 😂😂
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Nice job! XD
Advice on dating a Dr....I've dated 4 and married one for 12yrs. Being patient is important but having your own passion, career, friends and interests are equally important.
I was raised by one, so after looking at my parents relationship, dating a doctor is not for me lol
@Doctor Mike what does 'Hmmm' mean? That's what our Parents say when they're trying to go either way with the discussion & don't want to elaborate 😂
@@mariagabbott me too. I know that I have to also consider my non-medical professional parent’s part in the marriage. But even if their relationship was relatively healthy, I don't think I'm cut out for being with a doctor, even though I love my dad so much.
But then...I ended up marrying a guy who decided to join the military two years into our marriage. I don't recommend that either 😣 different kind of tough being a milspouse
Honestly, that's crucial for each relationship. Not just for the one with a doctor. Being stuck by the hip to your husband/wife or boyfriend/girlfriend is one of the top reasons any relationship fails.
I don't know why I read your comment as "I dated one and and married one for 12 days." Lol.
"I think you're left handed."
"Maybe you're partially right."
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Lol 😂😂😂
@@loubna6142 shut up omg
😂😂😂😂
for GOD so loved the world that HE gave HIS only begotten SON that whoever believeth in HIM should not perish but have eternal life"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 3:16."But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 1:12. hi! JESUS loves you and died for you if you accept HIM! HE rose from the dead to show us that death cant hold HIM! repent and start living your life for HIM and when the time is right HE will get you to Heaven🖤
@@userm180 why r u spamming 😟😟 this aint gonna make people belive on sky daddy
I saw what you did there Doctor Mike.
*How to date a doctor. Be PATIENT*
Pun intended. 😉
Whats your opion on universal health care .. the usa is like the only country that doesnt have it
My thoughts it ulimates the politics in hostpitals
Mary Jane lol
Lol
Oooo
"In medical school I really listened to my heart" why does it sound so deep? 😂❤
Why do I have Roxettes listen to your heart stuck in my head now
He is adorable 😩💖💖💖
Lol ikr
Right? Lol
It's sounds like a bop
My personal experience with dating a doctor is that showing interest in medical stuff can help a lot. My partner is still in med school so it might be a student thing but he always appreciates me asking about interesting things he learned. It's nice to be able to share your passion with someone.
"can you help me get home"... as a college student, I feel that on a spiritual level
Raquel LMAOOOOO Yes😂😂😂
I'm a college student, but I don't get it
This is the most charismatic doctor ever
Thank you, loving your username =]
Doctor Mike I’m all about sanitation 😎😎
@@Redditok111
Wow. You really are everywhere. This is one of your better comments though.😎
I love noodles the clorox clan is a large one, thankfully I’m not as trolly as the others
@@Redditok111
Haha! Cool. I noticed that. I guess the Clorox Bleach clan is rising, unfortunately so are the trolls but if you are there to sanitize them, so be it.
YOUR FATHER IS DOCTOR TOO? CAN U INVITE YOUR FATHER TO DO A VIDEO?
@@torisnow9718 I think you are thinking of his mother. He had his dad in his video a couple of months ago.
@@honeytranful he talked about it on video with his dog that when his mother was gone they bought a dog to have a company and bought another dog when he's not living with his dad ..
honeytranful his mom was a professor in Russia his father has always been a doctor
@@xz8551 Someone please explain to me what this means
@@honeytranful i need to search for that video
it's very rare for a person to actually explain an idea like this doctor do. He is very intelligent and talented. Imagine having a conversation with him about pretty much everything and getting answers that actually makes sense
Come on lets take some time to appreciate his enthusiasm n passion towards medicine rather than his looks, he is handsome tho but a very dedicated doctor first...
Many of us appreciate that, not all the people are obsessed with the looks.
@@nataliatc1 hey this wasn't to diss anyone! Even I don't go for looks but I really appreciate his enthusiasm that's all!
🙂
Well give some evidences he is passionate about medicine! Have you seen his unethical and worst product advertisements, alcohol endorsements? May be you are unaware of his profit making business in the name of medicine. He is such a cheater and worst kind of family physician.
Wait, he's a doctor?!?! I didn't notice...too busy staring and drooling.
Clicked to see a handsome doctor, finished the video smarter. daym
Your sense of humor and your “beewoop” move you make 😂, 1. Your charisma just radiates, 2. Smile is contagious, 3. I’m sure everyone wants you to be their doctor, young or old. Makes your job that much more fun and rewarding, I’m sure, especially because you’re so pationate about it. Seeing your patients smile when you walk into the room and making them feel comfortable in whatever unfortunate situation they find themselves. Thank you for all you do 😊
“In medical school especially, I REALLY listened to my heart.”
And THAT is how he became a doctor. Quite literally.
The fact that your so smart makes you so much more interesting.🙂
agree
You’re
@Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus how do you know that? I’m not saying ur wrong but how do you know doctors don’t have anything near it? Do you have Proof, Examples?
@Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus Bruh... 120 is a smart IQ...
for GOD so loved the world that HE gave HIS only begotten SON that whoever believeth in HIM should not perish but have eternal life"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 3:16."But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:"-the Gospel of JESUS written by john 1:12. hi! JESUS loves you and died for you if you accept HIM! HE rose from the dead to show us that death cant hold HIM! repent and start living your life for HIM and when the time is right HE will get you to Heaven🖤
“I’ve never smoked”
2 seconds later
“I used to smoke hookah all the time”
porcelain lol ikr
No! He said he used to smoke sometimes, not all the time!
😂😂
Lmao
"Mike...you BETRAYED US"
Love that you addressed the difficultiesof having a relationship with a doctor. Funnily enough I'm also an artist/pharmacist, engaged to a doctor and boy is it challenging. If there is anything that can test your patience, it's that. Especially since most doctors aren't people-oriented like you, but very logical and rational, which can be a challenge for a more emotional partner. It sometimes feels like they unintentionally bury their emotional side because of all the horrors they see every day - from patients neglecting their bodies to the point of decay, to bringing the news of death to relatives.
Can't agree more with you. Yeah, now, i'm dating a med student and goodness..... communication is almost zero
Can you do a video about eating disorders? Maybe anorexia. I don't understand a lot about it, and I don't know how to explain it to others.
@Javier Sánchez Panduro thanks. That makes sense
I recommend checking out Kati Morton as well for psychological things. She's very informative and has a very positive attitude and I find her generally pleasant to watch, personally. I don't know for sure if she has any existing videos about anorexia but she takes requests last I checked.
@sandrine le blanc What advice would you give to someone who is anorexic?
@sandrine le blanc can you please tell me how to gain weight. Since i had my Gall bladder removed i have problems with digestion, specially rich, high protein food. What food actually makes us gain weight for people with high metabolism. I generally eat 3 eggs and chickens,bananas and dry fruits for breakfast , rice meals,lentils ,Fish for lunch and dinner, but i dont know where they disappear. I would be grateful if you could solve this mystery of weight gaining.Thank you.
I've dealt with it myself, a lot of times people have this disorder because they are scared of getting fat or they are depressed which turns off their stomach but they don't realize that their body needs food. That's the basic way of explaining it.
Its anime and describes the way the body works on a cellular level in a fun and humorous way. It pretty accurate too.
Misophonia is the WORST - every time I’m studying in a uni library and someone pulls out food, I have to race to plug in some music or remove myself from the room before I start crying in anger. It’s an anger I feel in my bones. But you can’t ask a stranger to chew with their mouth closed/breathe quieter!
theseshininglights dude same and my mom has allergies and it makes it really hard to spend time with her sometimes because how how loud she breathes and it just makes me seem rude or inconsiderate because I accidentally shoot people dirty looks when they chew loud or breathe loud and it kinda sucks
I used to throw a blanket over my sister like a tent to muffle her breathing because I was just sobbing from not being able to fall asleep. She still breathes so loudly, but luckily I don’t share a room with her anymore.
theseshininglights finally I found someone else who also has misophonia and understands it!!!!
When that question said 'I pull out my hair,' I also wondered if they have Trichotillomania as well. Stress is a trigger for hair pulling.
Misophonia sounds like it could be Aspergers/Autism and sensory overloads...
"Well I tried letting you hear my heart" that's probably the cutest and the most heartbreaking sentence that I've ever heard leaving someone's lips. Not to sound weird or anything, I just think it's very poetic.
I was thinking the exact sâme thing
**puts stethoscope on chest**
**machine sounds**
Android Dr Mike confirmed
*wOah*
XD lolololol I laughed so hard
Hello, I'm Mike, the android sent by Cyberlife
Mikah Soul How else could you be so perfect?
💯
Thank you for addressing the biopsychosocial model of health. As a psych major, it urks me that many people have not encountered this model of health. I mean, this could be because of the replication crisis, or the inaccessibility of scientific literature. I also believe that a lot of this has to do with the encounters patients have with their doctors. There are some doctors who do recognise the the contributions of our social and psychological environment to our physical health, while others (the majority) deny or refuse the mind-body connection and the implications on treatment. Thank you for creating more awareness of this problem.
I have a mind-body disorder and I agree. It’s called Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome and it has to do with the nerves feeling pain when there is no real outside cause. It was treated with a mix of PT and psychological therapy called “pain psychology.” If it had been treated as only physical, it would have gotten much worse and pretty much encompassed my entire life.
The majority of us? Sorry, that's wrong. Even if we don't appear to you to recognise the relationship between the body and the mind, we were all trained to. We are ourselves simply stressed the fuck out by the day-to-day grind in modern healthcare, there simply isn't enough time for any of that. Screwed up schedules, ridiculous doctor to patient ratio, bureaucracy, emotional labor, burnout, you name it. Studying medicine, let alone psychiatry, isn't the same as majoring in psychology. I just had to quit the profession. Dr Mike is a family physician (and not a pediatric neurosurgeon) who looks passionate about his work, so he's extremely fortunate.
Preach! :)
AISHAH YES!!!
who's ary?
I'm not sure the majority of MD's in the 21st Century don't see the connection between mind and body but even if they do, the insurance and for-profit hospital systems definitely make it hard for them to carry out a psycho-social-physical treatment plan. I don't know about you, but my doc's have about 15 minutes to spend with me before they get yanked out to the next patient. Even psychiatrists are so over-booked that if they believe in a mind-body connection they don't have time to work with patients on cognitive issues; all they have time for is prescription writing. Plus... let's not forget about patient expectations. Patients have come to expect that everything from blood pressure to cancer can be controlled, if not cured, with a pill, treatment or therapy and use that as an excuse not to develop a healthy lifestyle that would improve mind, body, and spirit. In fact, Americans have come to expect that death is not inevitable. Death has become a failure of the patient's will to "fight," the physician's expertise, or a lack of research and technology. It's a messy, frustrating situation for everyone and I don't think we can point fingers at any single source of the mess; We all need to work together to get to a better place.
D. Mike - another version of McDreamy :)
Better.
Laura Rosu my thoughts EXACTLY
He is real! 😍😁
totally rıght!
Way better
Wow, I was so surprised when the misophonia question came up. I’ve suffered from this for the majority of my life and it has impacted me in unimaginable ways. Due to how rare it is, none of my psychologists or psychiatrists had ever heard of it before meeting me. I’m sure I speak for anyone with this condition when I say thank you for bringing awareness to it, and for everyone when I say thank you for using your platform to do so much good.
It finally got a name for why mi kids annoy me that much.
Me too! The first example that i can think of is.. i don't have a single watch on my house 😂 i CAN'T stand the tic-toc.. or somebody making noises with fingernails on a table.. omg.. i can get so violent 😂
Yes! I finally found out about it in college and it changed the dynamics between me and my family in such a positive way
For me, it’s vacuums and lawn mowers, I get overwhelming feelings with those noises. Everyone laughs if I say something, but I genuinely can’t tolerate those noises.
I just googled Misophonia and looked into it deeper. It brought me to tears. I have a daughter that always had trouble with certain sounds. I’ve taken her to the doctor and she’s perfect. But with certain sounds she gets really aggravated. Now, it all makes sense. Im going to test my theory and if it works my next step is to take my information to her doctor. Thank you for everything. You are such a good doctor. Many blessing and luck to you.
Question: Why is it that some people sneeze louder than others? Is it dangerous to sneeze quietly?
Rebecca V I’ve actually thought about this once or twice
@@celestegomez2857 I swear my boyfriend exaggerates his, they are so loud I get startled and mad 🤣
Briana Cunningham my sister does this hahaha !!
A guy ruptured his throat, holding a sneeze in. So let it fly!
@@celestegomez2857 right? It's just way to loud to be natural. I call shenanigans! 🤔😄
Has anyone else noticed that his stethoscope kept switching sides throughout the video??
Wow😂😂😂true
Lifeislovee3 exactly 😂😂😂😂
Wtf
Ghosties!!👻
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Dr Mike: Puts stethoscope on his heart
*Machine gun noises*
Ya gotchu
😭😭
I thought it was a jackhammer
😂
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'Cells at work' is honestly the most educational animation series. Based around the human body , how the cells in your body react to germs infects, viruses , disease and allergenic reactions with learnering about the cells &germs(what is its job) ... And ...its an Anime 🤷🏾♀️
tay-yibah Matthews thank you
I had never heard of Cells at Work before reading comments on this channel, but from what you say it makes me think about "Once Upon a Time... Life" that I watched as a kid in the late 80's/early 90's as a kid in France (according to wikipedia it was broadcasted in other countries too) I guess I should check it out
tay-yibah Matthews where can I find Cells at Work?
I've always been interested in biology, and I have loved anime for a couple years now. "Cells at work" sounds like something that could interest me.
Thomas Furmanek if you had an immunology subject, ‘cells at work’ is a good recommendation. It gives you basic info of the cells and how they work and the work with creative interpretations and feels at some point.
I would be really interested to hear your thoughts on physical abuse and the emotional trauma that comes with it. I'd like to see an informative video on sexual violence, domestic violence, and childhood abuse and how it is dealt with in the medical field. Do you think doctors are well-trained in dealing with these kinds of cases? What kind of sensitivity training do you go through, if any? How do you approach this kind of situation if you suspect abuse? I'm curious to know what you think.
Oof, I would love hearing this answer!
Good question would love to know the answer about this one because when i was sexually assaulted I had to deal with a Doctor who had me sit out in the open and ask me why I was there and when I had told him he didn't know what to do even though he had been a doctor for years and I also had to deal with a high up Register Nurse who one off the bosses and in charge off the other nurses basically said she said out loud where everyone could hear we don't have the rape kit she needs to go to another hospital it was something so personal that they had made public thankfully the paramedics and the other hospital were amazing the staff did everything in discreat
I'd like to know the answer too.
What's so satisfying and rewarding about being a doctor?
A lot. Although it's stressful, you learn so much about how to take care of other people. You're looked up as someone who people can turn to to help them get better. You realize there's so much we don't know yet about medicine, and it's still constantly changing. That smile you get when a patient thanks you for helping them feel better. Its just worth it.
Dr “don’t google your symptoms” also dr “I don’t know, let me google that”🤣
MuirFamily OfSeven he wasn’t googling symptoms though
@@jenellsaphid i think he was just trying to be funny
Ps im so bad at English 😅
I realized this video is 2 years old, but he's talked about how there is no shame in saying "i don't know" and then going to research it.
Retired from medicine. Only woman in my class in 70s. Skipped grades, took tests, entered med school @ 19. Docs were literally the only men in my age group. I dated so many, I lost count: maybe 30ish? I was so passionate abt my field (trauma) that I was a TERRIBLE date. My friends called me “The Serial Dater”. I went into practice w a motto - NO DOC DATING. Took a while, but finally found software engineer w sense of humor AND high IQ. I was 46, he was 36. Life is good.🤷♀️
58caperton med school at 19? wow... in my country, earliest you graduate from uni is 21 and skipping grades are not allowed here
megan ho I didn’t skip grades in uni, I took 21 credits a semester, took “maymester”, took both summer semesters. This pushed me thru undergrad faster. I doubled up on classes in high school, took act,sat early, started uni at 16. I don’t recommend this, btw, I was very emotionally immature for uni. Luckily, some of the older girls “adopted” me, they were REALLY helpful. I had no social life to speak of, no sorority, no dating to speak of in undergrad. Just studying. I would not do it this way if I had known better. I was pushed *hard* by my grandfather, who paid my steep tuition.
This was oddly inspring.
this was cool to read as a med student already sick of dating other future docs ahah
@@meganho3745 in my country we start medical school at 17-19.
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OMG... YAAAAASSSSSS!! 😂
Vika Blaire yeahhhhhhhhh
*God Please no.*
Lmao and he liked the comment
YESSSSS
About Cells at Work, the answer to your question is it’s both. It’s an anime and I love it and it’s also a very unique way to portray medical issues and what happens in the human body when things like illness, bacteria, disease, and infections happen. It’s funny but also it explains everything in a very unique way and watching I think it’s pretty accurate but I’m not a doctor so I’d really like you to see it and get your opinion. And it’s not anything you would expect. I’m sure you’d expect it to be a anime medical drama like a anime version of grey’s anatomy. It’s not like that at all, I’m sure you will be surprised. Anyway can’t wait to see you watch it!!
You do such a great job at making doctors seem so relatable. I’ve had really bad experiences with doctors in the past (Army PA’s) so thanks for doing what you do with this platform. ❤️
Be patient? Is that a pun? Please let it be a pun!
didn't have the context of the joke until I watched the video...nice... I could see it being a pun. You see it in movies all the time haha - By that, I mean people fake injuries or symptoms to go flirt with a Dr. lol
Nice catch! 😊
Doctor Mike: be patient
Me: AYYYY *finger guns*
Just wanted you to know that I held a presentation about you lol. PS: I got a A+
Yay! What was the presentation on?
Doctor Mike even I want to know .
aabidfaiyaz same
Well, I had to present an idol or people who I look up to. And I told my class why I like you, why you encouraged me to be a doctor too and yeah :) And Greetings from Germany!
Mari Germany! Hi, I am from Germany as well :)
Is drawing on yourself (like your hand/wrist) with a pen bad for you?? If so why?
Hannah Asher I've wondered that too!
I’ve always wondered that because growing up everyone told me it was
It causes skin cancer
Yes because I heard that the pen ink will get into your blood(not sure)
@@urfeminineurge2820 that's ridiculous, no wayy
I suffer from mental health issues and study psychology and I like how you address the mind-body connection, because it's very important for people to know the mind can influence the body and vice versa. Too often mental health issues aren't taken seriously cause "it's only in your head". But it's not and I'm glad someone like you who may have some influence on people's views spreads that information 👌🏻
We love Cell At Work simply because biology could be really boring to some people but with this anime , they really changed the perception on how we see cells while still gives us A lot of useful information without a boring class which is really really interesting
Hey Dr Mike! Can you do a video with Shane Dawson? Maybe help him with his medical issues?
Would love to, just need an invite first :)
Doctor Mike I bet he would, but flying gives him anxiety, so you’d have to go to California.
SodaSiren that’s not a problem I’m there often!
That would be amazing!!!!
I WOULD LITERALLY CRYYYY OMF
My fiancé is a second year medical student and I’m finishing my master’s (we dated for four years prior) and it’s quite challenging sometimes. He is extremely busy as expected but I think in order to date a medical student you have to be independent and understanding of their extremely busy schedules. Sometimes I have gone an entire month without seeing him and I have to be understanding of that. (He currently lives 1.5 hours away too). He’s also almost constantly stressed so I think being able to be supportive really helps your partner too if you’re dating a med student. He literally called me on the phone 8 times today because he was so stressed about a huge test he just took for OMM. Anyways, hope this helps!
I’m 23 and my fiancé is 24. We both graduated college 2 years ago.
I agree and the most important thing is to have trust in your partner
That's impressive in every way!! I wish you two the best, that's a sweet story!
Emily Slaton so basically you have to put your needs aside and be his slave
@@XPrincess30 but he'll bring in the big bucks and social status someday lol
Thank you for bringing up the mind- body connection. I recently had an experience where I hurt my back but my pain was far worse than the physical issue because my brain was over- responding to the pain signals due to past trauma. And it took months to get a proper diagnosis and therapy. Mental health stigmas are difficult to combat.
I met my boyfriend when we were at highschool, he decided he wanted to become a doctor when we had almost 4 years together. It has been hard, especially now that he's an intern, but I truly believe we're meant to be. We'd just celebrate our 9th aniversary, couldn't be closer and happier.
PS. Really enjoy your videos 😊
Congrats!
Me too! My boyfriend and I met in the beginning of high school, all throughout high school and so far 2 years into university, we’ve been dating and he’s also applied into the nursing school. Sure we don’t get to spend too much time together (I’m a music major and a lot of my time is devoted to practicing), but when we do, I couldn’t be more happy to be able to spend my life with him :) 5 year anniversary is coming up nov. 9, and I’m excited to count 100 more years with him hehe
So cute! :)))
thank you, @@stellla7045 !!
+Jules Vosheva haha no prob, I'm rooting for you guys! My boyfriend's a doctor but our relationship is very complicated so here's to hoping your relationship works :))
me: watches doctor mike to educated
also me: zones out when he starts explaining something important
I get u😂😂
Oh. My. Gosh. This sounds like me XD
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Lol you read my mind
Hahaha same
Hey doctor Mike! How often do doctors catch a cold or get sick? Since they spend a lot of time around sick patients I would think it might be often. Or are their immune systems just really good at fighting it off?
lexi o'leary I would like to know that too.. I m a doctor as well bt I rarely catch a cold.. Would be interesting to know..
lexi o'leary I’m a CNA and since the elderly immune systems are so much different, I get sick so easily. I don’t know about doctors but I think eventually you get immune to all these different sicknesses.
Hardly catch a cold or get sick but I got a bad skin infection once 😞
their immune system is used to fight all kinds of bacteria, so they dont get sick often
@@alainaasteria36 All kinds? Dude, they evolve so I dont think so
there's no logical or moral reason to how many of this man's videos i have binged within the last 3 days.
I can see why people go back feeling better after conversation with you. I haven't felt good in a while but you are far far away. Great stuff! ☺️
Medical school + dating = failing at one or more of these
Schedule time to be together, and make sure you're on the same page about when you'll be busy.
There are no summers in med school
@@MHSMagicLuver I'm in my third year of medical school, my best friend is in PA school and I can attest to the fact that PA school is not the same. If it were, you'd be getting an MD.
@@AZ-zq7lx Amen. There's a reason doctors have that reputation and it's because med school is actual hell. Even Dr. Mike doesn't understand because he's a D.O not an MD lol.
@@MHSMagicLuver Totally missed my point haha I was saying the two degrees are not equal. They're not the same, one's harder than the other. PA's can switch specialties with added schooling, as can we so I'm not sure where you're getting that info from but my attending was a dermatologist out of med school and re-specialized to oncology then completed a surgical Post-Doc. Any of us can also revert to General Practice or Peds. Most MDs love their specialty and stay in it, doesn't mean we don't have flexibility. Just FYI
Cells at work literally gives a view into a person immune system and what each cells' function is about. I'm a bio major at the moment and I swear to you, all that I have learned was IN THE SHOW. My one regret is that if it had came out while I was doing my Immunology course i would have aced it because I'm a visual learner.
Cells at work EXPLAINS EVERYTHING and because its in anime form. It makes it super fun and memorable.
Dr. Mike I'm BEGGIN You. Please review cells at work for ALL the bio majors out there who are visual learners! Thank You :'(
"Does reading in bad lighting hurt your eyes? Yes, it does." *immediately lowers my screen brightness*
I'm only a premed student right now but from what I know about microbiology and immunology, Cells at Work is pretty darn medically accurate! And it's really fun to watch :) Oh, and another medical doctor on youtube (Dr. Hope's Sick Notes) has reacted to two episodes and really loves it!
Hi Dr. Mike! To answer why I love Cells At Work, it's a really interesting way of doing science communication that I think works really well!! I love science communication in the form of comics and cartoons. I was already a fan of anime (less so in my adult years, because I'm busier than I used to be and just dont have the time to sit down and watch a lot of anime) but this one really caught my eye because its educational and informative without feeling too textbooky or overly embellished to the point of feeling purely fictitious and hurting the communication. I love the characters and its fun to imagine the cells living in your own body living their own lives working hard to keep you healthy. It makes me want to do a better job of taking care of my own body. :) I hope you enjoy it when you watch it! It's a very endearing show!
Hey, I was wondering where can I watch this anime😊 thanks in advance
Ok but why did Dr. Mike's heartbeat sound like a drill machine tho😂😂
Haha cause I'm ready to work!!!
+Doctor Mike omg hahaha weirdo 😂😂
Cos he's not human. He's a robot!
Amphetamine
that doesn't even sound normal 😂
Misophonia -my teenage daughter suffers from this. As far as we can tell it stems from from her OCD. She also has severe anxiety so definitely a mind body correlation
Cells at work is a depiction of what he body does. It's a personification of the body, its cells, and events that may occur to the body. (Like infection)
I have a SEVERE case of Misophonia, and I'm so happy to see more medical professionals like yourself getting info on it and looking into it. Thank you!
God yes. More people are seeming to finally GET that certain sounds don't simply annoy me, it fills me with an all consuming, visceral rage. And often, anxiety that requires ativan taken immediately. It's not fun. It's not quirky or cute. It's friggin invasive.
Omg me too! My coworker clears his throat upwards of 30 times a day (yes, I've counted), and it makes me want to punch him in the face...
Same. I hear my friends voice and it made me cry. Because he has been so distant. I... it’s just. I miss him... T^T
I've been a nurse for almost 25 years. The evolution of the nurse doctor relationship in my small rural hospital has been amazing. For example, In nursing school, we were not allowed to ask a physician a question and they were allowed to humiliate you without consequences. We still have some older doctors like this, but the change to a true collaborative relationship over this time is amazing. Do you think it is the training or the generation change? Interested about your thoughts.
Its most likely the older generation encouraging that. I cant stress the importance of being nice to your nurses, and in doing so making patient care much more efficient. Both jobs have different roles and are both equally as important.
I've often wondered if the nursing and doctor professions should be completely integrated. Why shouldn't doctors get some initial experience as a nurse before progressing into medical school to become a generalist or specialist? And why should nurses have a completely separate career trajectory ending in APNs or NPs? Hell, NPs and PAs are close to functioning as medical residents anyways. Surely that's a good proving ground before launching into a medical fellowship.
But ... This would never transpire. The educational institutions aren't set up this way.
For that matter I don't entirely understand why allied health is a third set of career trajectories, but at least there's some ability to change careers between the allied health professions and nursing after completing an associates degree and getting some experience.
Hi Dr. Mike! It's so nice to see your dedication and passion for medicine in every episode of your channel. I have a question. If you have a patient come in and you suspect they have an undiagnosed/untreated eating disorder, what do you do? Btw this year I'm celebrating 10 years since I was declared ED-free by my therapist. I'm completely symptom free and have been for years. Shout out to everyone who are struggling with eating disorders and their loved ones. There is help and support and you can get well!!
Cells at work is a great show because it takes a lot of concepts on health and medicine and it tells it in a really entertaining way, the show itself was written to be scientifically accurate, so a lot of viewers would like it if you reacted to the episodes and you elaborated on a lot of the concepts that are shown in the show. Hope that helps. :)
This is why Dr Mike needs to watch it!
"the show itself was written to be scientifically accurate" but why do the bacterias bleed then..? I mean I get its about telling it in a dramatic anime way but.. if your main characters are literally blood cells...
Ofc there is going to be creative liberties taken, but it's assumed most people watching are capable of recognising that cells do not talk, and they do not look like humans and that bacteria do not bleed. The fundamental ideas behind it though, like the responsibilities of the cells, their tools/features, are consistent with our understanding of cell biology. You shouldn't go into this show looking for a 100 % educational explanation of the human body, the show is aiming to first entertain and then to give the viewer highlights of a lot of the cool things that happen inside our bodies.
where can you watch it at?? I'm a nursing student and I'm interested!
yeah watch it. it is great
Would I date a doctor...
Dr Mike have you seen you?
Lmao agree
Ahahahahaha!
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Loubna Taoussi ok
Haha right??
4:44 "be PATIENT" nice unintentional pun there :D
Hahaha I was searching the comment section hoping that someone else also noticed this:D
I’d say it was intentional
AKA let them try all their fresh knowledge about physical exams on you - students need all the practice we can get!
Your ABSOLUTELY correct doctor mike !!!! Mind and body is 💯 percent connected! there’s a HUGE need in medicine for the medicine field to be practicing this get more doctors to do more in the nutrition and mind and body ! always treat the mind as well as the body !!
Question: do you think it takes a certain kind of person to become a good doctor? Are there certain personnality types that definitely shouldn't go into medicine in your opinion?
That's a good question. Dr. Mike please answer this
I know i'm not doctor mike but i think that it doesn't matter unless it affects thier work and how well they can do things in the job
I know you’re asking him, but after working with many doctors I have to give my two cents. In my opinion, anyone can be a good doctor, but should they be? Probably 90% of doctors have terrible communication skills and don’t know how to convince patients they really care and are listening. I work with many doctors and most of them are fine people once you get to know them. Here’s an example of a common issue I see: Dr Mike sort of mentioned this in the video, but, often, people have multiple problems and they all think it’s one thing. The doctor will say, “no they’re not connected,” but never explain why and that makes the patient upset. Every time. Anyone can go to school and study medicine. A doctor can be a genius, and still be a good doctor, but that lack of patience and attentiveness will break that connection you should have with your patients.
@@sailorarwen6101 A lot of doctors are unhappy when you won't take what they say as gospel and get upset when you ask questions to try and understand. They really, really need to teach them how to actually communicate and have empathy.
It matters a lot. You shoudnt be oversensitive. You will end up destroing yourself
What do your employers/colleagues think of your channel?
4:48 If you're in a relationship with a doctor best advice is to be patient. No pun intended lmao
I can be patient as long as my future partner is faithful and truthful with me. He would be a god send gift . I would be so happy. I love the Pride and Prejudice movie. That is a glimpse into real love. Ahhh.
Ooh, I really appreciate your approach to mental AND physical health. My psychiatrist actually discovered that I have a thyroid disorder through a routine blood test he ran at the beginning of my treatment for postpartum depression. A thyroid disorder can actually both mimic and cause mental health disorders like depression and anxiety disorders, so that discovery actually helped me get off the psychiatric drugs faster as my endocrinologist treated my thyroid at the same time.
No- bad lighting makes you stress your eyes- it doesn't cause bad vision. it will cause headaches.
Stressing your eyes heightens your chances of bad vision because your eyes get used to the stressed state.
Would you rather date someone in medicine or someone completely out of medicine?
I bet he’s 50/50. But with his IG thing, I bet he only dates “insta models, 🤨
Krissy Ojos Azules Profundos doctors are intelligent individuals why would they waste their time with instamodels?
Men are still men, lol
Id rather date someone in medicine, i just think its better for me
@@nutmalone5527 True, you understand each other better & can share daily activities, cases to each other with the other person completely understanding & giving an intelligent advice on that
person: advice on dating a doctor!
4:46 Dr.Mike: Be patient!!
Person: Ok, **goes on to break a leg to become "patient" **
Omg this joke is soo bad i almost disliked the comment
Luana Ganade da Fonseca it’s so bad it’s good.
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@@loubna6142 Ok
I love the question about the physical diagnosis being a mental diagnosis. It’s actually amazing you went into detail about how the mind and body work together. I am on track to becoming a social worker and am very intrigued on how medical professionals come up with treatment when there are so many factors included. For example the environment a patient is in, their perspective on modern medicine and health care access. Keep up the extraordinary work Dr.Mike! You really seem to want to continue learning and are passionate to your field of work. If social workers and health care professionals could learn off each other more often, it will help us give each other more perspectives on different approaches we can treat both mental health and overall health since they work alongside each other. All in all, give our patients/clients the care they deserve to be the best versions of themselves.
You're so enthusiastic and passionate about everything. It's so pleasant and satisfying to listen to you. How do you become like this?
Oh you actually read my comment. Thank!😅
I dated a doctor once and besides feeling utterly inferior it was actually nice having someone there but never having to deal with nonstop communication . We both gave each other space and it was honestly the most adult relationship I’ve ever been in.
I have social anxiety, this may seem whatever but I like watching your videos whenever I’m experiencing a panic attack or am overly anxious because your voice is relaxing, so thank you. Also thank you for educating and answering questions and comments. I hope you continue this channel for a long time because I can see you’re helping in person and over the internet now.
STOB IT army!!!!! I love u 😊Hang in there. You'll be okay
Tahj McC thank you! 💜
oh my god SAME.
Hello fellow ARMY. Stay strong and people are here for you💜💜
Armyy dont worry you'll get through it!😊👍🏾💜
4:51 Everyone must be a patient. You. The actual patient. The patients family. That is the ideal world of a doctor
Cells at work is less of a medical show and of an educational show about biology. It shows the human body as a giant City all the cells are anthropomorphize and it basically just shows what they do on a daily basis. Its funny and very accurate.
TheDarKD13 And the platelets kids are adorable.
Cells at work is just amazing how they've managed to incorporate all these medical terms and such inside of an amazing show that doesn't seem like it's just giving you facts, but rather a show that manages to entertain you and teach without you realizing. It is a MUST watch for you. I need to see your take on it and try not to cut out too much of it lol
Thanks!
Are you dating anyone?
Nopes!
Omg
Doctor Mike My heart felt like it dropped to my stomach when I saw you replied. I’m a year away from getting my PsyD in Clinical Psychology, I’m a Scorpio, terrified of snakes and spiders, and I love dogs! Also, I’m available 😉♥️♥️♥️ I love your videos.
Aw you’re no longer with Jennifer lahmers 👀 you both use to be my favorites couples.!!!
Well his answer made me happy When i visit NYC i soooo want to meet Dr Mike
And two years later, you watched Cells At Work!! (and it was the cutest thing I've ever watched)
he’s the hottest thing I’ve ever seen. I literally feel so creepy. 11/10 good lord. Not one flaw
You creep...
The cops are on their way to you now you sick pervert.
wtf
lol thats kinda weird
@@jarelyn3549 why is she creepy?
“I don’t really celebrate any religious holidays.”
Christmas: Am I a joke to you?
It's not much of a religious holiday to some as it is to others.
@Tina Yael Severinova M. maybe. But for others it's just a holiday. Means nothing to them.
Hes jewish ...ty wikiapedia
@Tina Yael Severinova M. u didn't see on wikipidea? Sadly wikipedia recognizes it more than he does!
@Tina Yael Severinova M. ur welcome yael;)
Haha the outtakes. Great content and editing never a dull moment. Yayy mindfulness and mind-body-connection ty! Big fan!
I try to keep my mind & body in the best possible place because I have noticed I actually am less likely to get sick with being in the best mindset. If I do get sick I tend to recover a lot quicker when I am happy. Every day we are given a choice and I choose to be happy! 😁
I'm currently dating a doctor MD /psychiatrist. We have been dating for about a year. And I have learned from him
#1 quality time is great be creative be adaptable . allow him to do what he loves being a dr.brings you closer . Remember he's in a very highly stressful job it's always a good idea to see if you can do anything to help him when he's had a difficult day . He's a person he has needs just like everyone else
I’m starting to date a dr (LDR) and man I’m learning a lot! It’s testing my patience (I’m a pretty patient person) and it’s having me appreciate him for any quality time he gives me. He tells me daily how stressful it is and carrying that back home with him. I didn’t know he was a dr yet he’s been a nice change to the guys I’ve always dated. He wants to take things slow and I’m slowly changing my mindset so I can accommodate the situation
I love Cells at Work cuz I am a huge anime fan but as a person who has taken a biology class in high school, it’s so accurate to the textbook. Usually these things that are educational yet entertaining isn’t that true to the information but this show surprisingly is. Highly recommend it to you 👍🏻
I am also a huge anime fan which helps me love the show! I'm also a medical laboratory scientist by trade and watching it makes me wish it had been around while I was taking hematology courses because it's so accurate even if it heavily features comedy. Plus the platelets are just adorable.
Aimee Kneip ikr! Haha! I wished my teacher showed me this instead of making us suffer by reading the textbook 😂😂 and omg do not even get me started on the adorable tiny platelets
Hellooo,
I was wondering how do you deal with aggressive, rude or angry patients? Do you ever get angry from patients who test your patience? What communication strategies do you utilize to diffuse hostile situations?
Thanks in advance,
From a
Recently qualified doctor
My mom is a doctor and struggles with this, there seems to be a lot of animosity toward doctors/health care professionals of late, it’s disappointing to me that there’s little doctors/nurses can do to respond/protect themselves from abuse/poor behavior. Interested to see what Dr. Mike says, also congrats on becoming a doctor!
Cool you got a like from the doc but I was hoping you have gotten a reply to your question.
@@mommyandmatthew6447 Might be saving it for another video.
Matilde Zelaya yeah he tends to reply in later videos
@@sarahward4378 Some people have very, very good reasons for that animosity. It's been proven that women and women's pain aren't taken seriously. The bias against overweight to obese people is also well documented, even when the problems they're trying to get help for are _not_ related to weight. Or medication is thrown at a problem instead of trying to solve it. There are also a lot of doctors that won't admit when they don't know something, so instead they'll claim it's all in the persons head. I won't claim there aren't bad patients, because of course there are, but try to consider that some of that anger is quite valid.
This channel is terrific!
"You should limit your screen time"
-the guy that spends 7 hours editing per video
He doesnt edit his videos
@@owayx what's the music in the background then? Or is someone else editing for him?
@@Foxxytrot_0 yea he has an editor he said it in a video
His cameraman/editor is named Dan I believe
Says the person who took the time out of their day to a) watch said video, and b) post a comment on said video. Door's that way, bye.
So many accurate comments, wishing "Man, i wish i wrote that!"
Doctor Mike, You the real MVP! :3 Big Fan.
“I’ve never smoked. I’ve never done drugs in my life.”
“I’ve tried hookah.”
Those statements are contradictory. Choose one.
There are tobaccos used with a hookah.
When he said he's never smoked he was probably referring to smoking drugs.
Yeah but it’s not smoking or drugs
Enoch Bergeron or cigarettes
@@AhNee not accurate. There are a lot of places that do tobacco-less hookah.
You cant be needy or insecure if you date a dr. You HAVE to gave a full life of your own. Your sharing him with the world. His heart is in healing- he might be drained and very tired at the end of a long day . Let him sleep,give him a back rub. A great meal and Give him space. This goes for nurses too. Positive energy ,is healing.
Thanks
Can I please get a heart for patiently waiting for your video ?
YASSSS! Thank you =]
Cells at work was actually very informative in a fun and entertaining way. It had humor and some action which kept me watching but along the way I learned a lot about the human body and how cells function.
4:20 I knew he was to perfect to be true. Hes obviously a robot
😆
Lol
Hes not perfext at all,only god is!!!
I lived with a doctor for a few years, yeah, you need to be very flexible, very understanding, and frankly you need to have the same desire to want others to be ok, if you can't picture yourself alone on big days from time to time, or aren't able to spend those days with other loved ones and be ok that your partner isn't there, then maybe you can handle it. I think it takes a special kind of person to deal with having a spouse that puts strangers first from time to time. It's a life of service, it deserves a lot of respect and understanding.