I hurt myself pretty badly jumping off a cliff into water. I watched several people do it and figured I could too. My form was perfect... until I freaked out because it felt like I had been falling forever. Apparently my panic occurred right before I hit the water and I had leaned backwards, landing square on my back. Someone dove in after me because they realized I was probably in trouble and they were right. The impact completely stunned me. I couldn't move or breathe or anything. They pulled me to the surface and helped me to shore. I was bleeding from lacerations on my back from the sheer force of hitting the water from that height and the bruising was extensive. All I could think while laying on the shore trying to breathe was that I finally had an answer for my parents... if everyone else jumped off a cliff, I would too.
I once worked with someone who broke their back cliff diving - pretty much that exact same way. I could never, just knowing the pain that girl was in daily from it.
@@theknightradiant2 True. I think it was a good thing that I couldn't breathe for a minute after the impact because otherwise I probably would have gasped and inhaled a ton of water. *Basically I got the wind knocked out of me, a term for when the diaphragm is temporarily paralyzed restricting the ability to breathe (caused by heavy impact to the abdomen or back).
0:39 she had spotters if you look you can see that the larger landing mat got moved so that her whole body would land on it rather than only the lower part of the body. In bar gymnastics this is how spotting goes there is not usually a spotter right next to the bar because if they try to directly catch someone who has this much momentum the spotters would almost certainly get injured aswell then you have 2 injured people to deal with
My thought exactly. If that mat hadn't been shoved under her, it would have been way worse especially for her neck. The spotter did their job, and I'm sure that gymnast was fine after that, maybe some soreness.
I would also like to add that it seems like they are in the middle of competition. Spotters are not allowed to push this round mat on bars during competitions. He did all he could which was pushing the larger landing mat under her.
I really appreciate those doctors who feel other's pain and who see their patients as humans(at least as living things) not as objects or something like that. Therefore so much respect for Dr. Mikhail Varshavski
Can't really spot in gymnastics, you're likely to take a foot to the face. That's what the mats are for. I LOVED the uneven bars when I was in gymnastics!
As a water skiier I can confirm, bare foot skiing hurts soooo bad and the whipeouts hurt worse.. thanks for the good content mike :D EDIT: ty for 1.5k guys :D
@@Vigrabo The bay that I ski on has a pretty bad current and the wind is going most of the time and I don't do it often so it kind of hurts! You got a point though! :D
When you said “think about the toe,” you made me remember the time Viggo Mortensen was filming a scene in LOTR, where he kicked a helmet so many times on set that he broke his toe. The scene that appears in the series is him screaming from pain.
Made me think of when Daniel Radcliffe kicked the dresser in i think it was prisoner of Azkaban and broke his toe.. dude took it like a champ and continued the scene but you can kinda tell he was dying inside once you know. The emotion worked well for the scene at least 😅
That's why u never, ever, kick anything with your toes, use the inside, outside of your foot or the instep. Places where u play football (soccer for the yanks) with your friends out on the street u quickly learn this the hard way, once your kicks get stronger with age u loose all control over the ball direction and it hurts like hell.
Does nobody know that like barefoot kicking used to be common practice in the NFL a couple of decades ago. Also you don't kick a football with your toe you kick it with a bone towards the bottom of your foot.
My dad did what this guy did at 6:47 and he shattered his vertebrae and was in the hospital for two weeks. To this day he has screws in his back. Be safe people.
That's crazy, but, did your dad know what he was doing? It seems this guy new to stay feet first and had practice. Your dad may have panicked or over jumped. Some people can do things like this and some can't.
For the gymnast in the second video. You’re not allowed to have a coach spot at a competition, it’s a serious deduction. As well as most (99%) of coaches won’t allow a gymnast to compete a skill they cannot consistently do. That’s also why they have a safety mat ready to push in, to make it just a bit safer.
Ok, so what we saw was actually the mat person doing a good job at anticipating the fall? Like, the mat started moving in place before I realized, watching, that something had gone wrong.
I MISS HIS HAIR!!!😭😆 but Dr bro had to do what he had to do to be that boxing 🥊 champion 🥇⭐️ love the vids thank you for the amazing and educational info. I’ve learned to much
My mother and step-father thought I had a ganglion cyst for the longest time, they'd try to break it by my smashing books against my hand, and my step-father once actually tried to take a needle to me. Luckily my friend at the time's uncle, who is a doctor, took a look at it and realized pretty quick that it was a tumor and I got it surgically removed.
I've torn my ACL about a month back and let me tell you one thing, "It's an injury you don't want if you like sports". With proper treatment, a torn ACL can heal in 4-5 months(that's an estimate btw) maybe more depending on how badly it was torn and how much you're treating it. My advice to prevent any ACL injury is to do warm-ups before playing certain sports. Without doing warm-ups, your body doesn't understand what to do in certain situations and that can lead to injuries like a torn ACL.
I've torn both my acls on separate occasions. The good news: you can get all the way back with a good reconstruction surgery and PT. The bad news? It's a full year revovery for sports usually, and it may be 2 until it feels 100%.
I have a friend who is a sports therapist, and she told me that how she treats ACL injuries, is to build up the quad muscles. If those are strong enough, you don't need to worry about your ACL being in the same condition is was before your injury. It's how she gets them back to being able to at least continue to train in their sport, so they can return to competition faster. Physical therapists goal is to make sure the person is no longer in pain. Spots therapists goal is to get the person back to competitive level health. It's really interesting to learn how they can take it a step further.
Exactly that. Totally agree with you. I’m studying to become a PT and we even learned that for optimal recovery and being full on ready to go back to all activities it can even take up to a year to recover from a torn ACL.
Dr. Mike here are some ideas from a fellow fan: 1. Medical game night ( get some doctors and nurses have a game night based on medical information. Winner gets to donate money to a charity of their choice) ❤️ 2. A collaboration with steveioe ( he’s a nurse who quit his job during the pandemic to become an influencer ) 3. React to Dr.Phil the girl who thinks that she is pregnant with baby Jesus father. Thank you for all your content and we love you ❤️
0:36 Hi mike! In this video, she’s at a competition in gymnastics, so you are not allowed to have a spotter. She probably was just nervous and got in her head which made her slip up on her routine part here. Anyway just wanted to say that. I love your vids! Keep doing what ur doing and have a great day!
@@not_bellsss Do you even know what a spotter is. The dude pushing the mat IS a spotter. They're supposed to interfere when something goes wrong like grabbing a dumbbell when the person can't lift so it doesn't crush them or moving a mat so someone doesn't break their neck.
Wait never noticed his small head until now that he has short hair lol Edit: which isn’t a bad thing he is still hot and beautiful personality and smart lol he just always mentions a small head lmao
a few weeks ago i was skateboarding with my friend and i tried something i’d never done before. the board flew out from under me and i landed on my shoulder. i broke my collarbone and got a mild concussion. there’s a lesson to be learned here, kids: never take risks. edit: y'all in the commments are taking this way too seriously. i didn't *actually* mean that. ever heard of sarcasm?
as a gymnast, i can say the fall at 0:35 hurts pretty bad and i've know people that have gotten whiplash from it. it's very likely to fall like that especially when first learning a jaeger (the skill she was doing). she did have a "spotter" there, but if she was in a routine (which it looked like she might have been), it's a big deduction to have a coach touch you at all in a routine. letting her fall was probably the safest and smartest option, less deduction and lower risk of breaking bones. the coach probably would have gotten hurt if he were to try and catch her, and it could have led to her getting a worse injury for the gymnast. also, gymnasts are trained on how to fall out of more dangerous and difficult skills, and she's probably fallen like that at least a dozen times.
Hey, not sure if you’ve already done this or not but it would be great to see you react to the hunger games. It might be a little to gruesome for TH-cam, but is something I would really like to see. Anyway I really enjoy your content and keep it up
Ooohhh yes that's a really good idea! I just watched Cinema Therapy (also a real nice channel) and they talked about how Katniss deals with all the trauma. I'd love to get a doctor Mike perspective on that.
I've done the pop-its under the toilet seat gag. I did it late one night, knowing my husband would be up before me to use the bathroom. Didn't count on my 7 year old getting up to use the bathroom at 3 am. She was so scared she broke the toilet, and came to us apologizing and repeating "I just don't know how this happened!"
This reminds me of my downhill skateboarding days. The risks we took were unreal in hindsight, but at the time its all about the thrill of the ride. I saw many serious injuries and experienced some myself. You do think safety, but safety within the limits of the sport. No helmet, no respect.
The first one brought back traumatizing memories for me. Long story short, my neighbors got a zip line in their backyard and wanted me to go first as I was the oldest of their children and my siblings, and something happened where I gained a ton of speed really fast, and the devices that were supposed to slow and stop you didn’t work, and when I hit the end I flipped back onto my neck. I was lucky not to be paralyzed or worse. The weirdest thing was (besides my neck being sore) my toes really hurt after the initial pain wore off. Like REALLY hurt for like weeks, even though I landed elsewhere. The top suggestion was that my toes hit the tree that the zip line was hooked up to at the end. Suggestions on why my toes were the main source of pain would be appreciated!
Probably not correct but when I swing my arms around a lot my hands start to hurt a bit so maybe it was something to do with the momentum of the zipline?
3:27 reminds me of a school trip we took to the Czech Republic. We went mountainbiking and my rear brakes stopped working like halfway going up hill. The last part of the route was all downhill and I had to do it with just my front brakes, luckily I was being very careful and nothing major happened, but it was super scary going at those speeds with only front brakes.
Dr. Mike really inspired me. He's one of the reasons why I want to be a peditrician. And dudes out there can inspire people too. It feels really great to inspire people. Stay happy folks:)
1:20 I remember one of the school camps, some guys bought like 10 boxes of these and decided it'll be a good idea to pack half of them into a plastic bag and throw it at the wall of our hotel (it was only one floor and all the doors went outside to the yard so we all heard it) IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FRICKING NIGHT. The day after me and the girls bought three boxes, one for every person, and hid them around their room. We were smiling evilly every time we heard a little explosion from their room. I still have this box, after like 9 years, since we didn't use all of these. I sometimes throw them at my sisters door if she breaks or takes some of my stuff. Fun times :)
When I was in highschool I had a football hit me in the temple without bouncing first! So I can attest to how much pain that guy would be in! Plus I ended up with a concussion so that was fun!
I love how dr mike Cam see one video and go on an informative rant for 2x as long as the clip he saw, but he actually makes it interesting, even if it's a topic that wouldn't normally be interesting. These videos make my day and never fail to make me laugh
Man that ganglion cyst vid was almost physically painful to watch. I had one that was on my wrist that had wrapped itself up on my nerves so any wrong movement or slight bump was excruciatingly painful. Fortunately I got it removed a few years back and God it was so nice not worrying about the pain.
Fun historical note: ganglion cysts are also still called Bible cysts because the most common way to fix them before surgery or hypodermic needles were common was to whack them with a large heavy book. The most common large heavy book in a given home at the time? That's right: the Bible.
6:08 I did one of those. It tripped me, and I landed directly on my right knee on the corner of the padding to the side of the trampoline. Apparently there is metal underneath the padding because it was paaiiinful. I didn't get a bruise, but it hurt when I pressed on my knee for the next couple months. That was in March. Don't know why I wrote this.
1:10 We have some of those poppers left over from a 4th of July celebration. Last month I accidentally dropped one on the floor and stepped on it, setting it off. I was barefoot. I heard the pop but barely felt a thing, and the sole of my foot was 100% undamaged.
0:43 Dear Dr. Mike, As this may look really cool and hard to attempt/do, I have done this before and because of the fact that you momentum is all on whatever the object you are holding onto, which means whatever movement that vehicle does, that handle bar does, which would make your body do the cool movements that this guy did.
my friend when he was like 3 he got so many concussions which eventually led to a personality change. the video with the guy who hit himself with a bat reminded me of that.
WOW I have never gagged or had an extreme visceral reaction at a video like the one I did when I saw the guy rolling over the ganglion cyst. I've came across the most horrific videos on the internet (straight up gore) and never felt how I felt seeing that cyst being rolled over. Holy cow.
Dr. Mike!! I was at the HOSA ILC conference in Tennessee and I heard you speak, it was so inspirational so thank you!!! I hope to go into the medical field some day just like you!
I love your reactions and responses to those videos, Doctor Mike. This took a lot of work to collect and put them together though. This is nice to watch. I love your shirt and all about you.
That kid with the bat cracked me up. I did stuff like that all the time as a kid. The most memorable one was when I was hitting a tree with a garden hoe, and it got stuck. When I finally yanked it loose the head flew off and nailed me right below the eye. Come to think of it, I still do stuff like that. I saw an older guy playing tennis with this attractive young woman, and after their game he tried to flip over the. He landed right on his face though. He was completely fine, and I was so mad I didn't get a video of it.
I’ve seen students back in high school do dupid things a lot. For example: Pepper spraying another girl because they got in a fight, causing the whole building to be filled with pepper spray. Girl slapping a guy during lunch because he broke up with her. And lifting and dropping the snack machines because their snack got stuck.
6:52 some approximate math tells me that was a 124ish foot drop. He was likely doing nearly 60mph at the bottom of the fall. It's gonna be a no from me, dawg
i'm honestly so glad i watch doctor mike's videos when i'm feeling down, because i just took codral liquid for a dry cough and this made me mostly forget how it tasted
I really want to become a doctor now just because of you! Just your knowledge is amazing, and I just love you channel so much! I'm 16 so I still have a chance!
doctor mike, my brother, sister and me all like your channel! this youtube channel is basically the only thing i have in common with them! glad its you
1:10 We were at an amusement park on the last day of school, and kept hearing these little explosions and we had no idea what they were. Turns out it was my friend throwing those things everywhere🤦♀️😂
0:34 Do you think that blue mat being pushed in mid-flip disoriented her and made her miss the bar. For me when I concentrate on something intricate that I need my eyes and hands for, anything extra moving in my periphery freaks me out and I mess up really easily
When it comes to the ganglion cyst, I had it twice on the same place on my wrist. At any rate, in both cases I got rid of it the exact same way, by just applying a lot of pressure to it, because that's what I was recommended by my grandma who used to be a nurse (and got rid of her own the same way, because she was told to do it that way by her colleague, a doctor). So it was being done at some point. At any rate it probably isn't ideal, but it can work and is probably done in some countries to this day (probably due to sheer simplicity).
Dear Mike, Thank you for educating us in such fun and understandable way. You never dissapoint, never fail to amaze. Your loyal supporter ❤️ me and my bf are watching your videos together on our sleepovers!
I love ur videos!!!! My mom is an interpreter and one time She was working and I was watching ur videos and I started to talk about anaphylaxis and stuff and she was like how do u know that and I was like well I watch good content
I love how in some clips dr mike explains everthing thats gonna happen to your body because you got hit somewhere or something and I know full well I have been hit in the same place and nothing happened I was fine.
I hurt myself pretty badly jumping off a cliff into water. I watched several people do it and figured I could too. My form was perfect... until I freaked out because it felt like I had been falling forever. Apparently my panic occurred right before I hit the water and I had leaned backwards, landing square on my back. Someone dove in after me because they realized I was probably in trouble and they were right. The impact completely stunned me. I couldn't move or breathe or anything. They pulled me to the surface and helped me to shore. I was bleeding from lacerations on my back from the sheer force of hitting the water from that height and the bruising was extensive. All I could think while laying on the shore trying to breathe was that I finally had an answer for my parents... if everyone else jumped off a cliff, I would too.
I once worked with someone who broke their back cliff diving - pretty much that exact same way. I could never, just knowing the pain that girl was in daily from it.
dang people, always be careful is noted fo sure
I mean, if you are underwater, it's pretty normal you can't breathe.
Heh scary story, though. Good thing you had friends watching out for you.
@@theknightradiant2 True. I think it was a good thing that I couldn't breathe for a minute after the impact because otherwise I probably would have gasped and inhaled a ton of water.
*Basically I got the wind knocked out of me, a term for when the diaphragm is temporarily paralyzed restricting the ability to breathe (caused by heavy impact to the abdomen or back).
Was there any permanent injury? I’m honestly shocked you didn’t get paralyzed, but I’m not a doctor, soo
0:39 she had spotters if you look you can see that the larger landing mat got moved so that her whole body would land on it rather than only the lower part of the body. In bar gymnastics this is how spotting goes there is not usually a spotter right next to the bar because if they try to directly catch someone who has this much momentum the spotters would almost certainly get injured aswell then you have 2 injured people to deal with
My thought exactly. If that mat hadn't been shoved under her, it would have been way worse especially for her neck. The spotter did their job, and I'm sure that gymnast was fine after that, maybe some soreness.
That's what I think had happened. Otherwise why move it. Still ouch.
Yeah you can't exactly catch a person midair with no injuries to either party...
Thank you for the information
I would also like to add that it seems like they are in the middle of competition. Spotters are not allowed to push this round mat on bars during competitions. He did all he could which was pushing the larger landing mat under her.
I really appreciate those doctors who feel other's pain and who see their patients as humans(at least as living things) not as objects or something like that. Therefore so much respect for Dr. Mikhail Varshavski
Lol you just exposed his full name lmao haha.
@@carrot632 it’s on his shirt in the video 😂😂
@@MorganHorse oh-
@@carrot632 yeah lol, you blind?
@@rishinimunasinghe1044 yeahh
0:39
Doctor mike: WHERES THE SPOTTER?
The spotter who shoved the mat in place for her to land/fall on:
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Can't really spot in gymnastics, you're likely to take a foot to the face. That's what the mats are for.
I LOVED the uneven bars when I was in gymnastics!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who came here to say this, even if I'm a year late. (I just found this YT channel)
I literally tripped and broke my wrist
As a water skiier I can confirm, bare foot skiing hurts soooo bad and the whipeouts hurt worse.. thanks for the good content mike :D
EDIT: ty for 1.5k guys :D
Is a water skier I can confirm that barefoot waterskiing does not hurt but the falls definitely do
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i really wonder why doctor mike didn't heart your comment he must only heart comments that have a checkmark
Im partial chairbound and honestly i couldve gave a good guess it would
@@Vigrabo The bay that I ski on has a pretty bad current and the wind is going most of the time and I don't do it often so it kind of hurts! You got a point though! :D
When you said “think about the toe,” you made me remember the time Viggo Mortensen was filming a scene in LOTR, where he kicked a helmet so many times on set that he broke his toe. The scene that appears in the series is him screaming from pain.
Made me think of when Daniel Radcliffe kicked the dresser in i think it was prisoner of Azkaban and broke his toe.. dude took it like a champ and continued the scene but you can kinda tell he was dying inside once you know. The emotion worked well for the scene at least 😅
I’m glad i wasn’t the only whose brain went to LOTR and Viggo Mortensen’s broken toes!
@@sherrymccleese7266 hello how are you doing today
That's why u never, ever, kick anything with your toes, use the inside, outside of your foot or the instep. Places where u play football (soccer for the yanks) with your friends out on the street u quickly learn this the hard way, once your kicks get stronger with age u loose all control over the ball direction and it hurts like hell.
Does nobody know that like barefoot kicking used to be common practice in the NFL a couple of decades ago. Also you don't kick a football with your toe you kick it with a bone towards the bottom of your foot.
My dad did what this guy did at 6:47 and he shattered his vertebrae and was in the hospital for two weeks. To this day he has screws in his back. Be safe people.
I will need this warning. Thank you so much 💪
That's crazy, but, did your dad know what he was doing? It seems this guy new to stay feet first and had practice. Your dad may have panicked or over jumped. Some people can do things like this and some can't.
We just not going to talk about how athletic that 70 year old man was?
Fr bro
I mean my teacher is 64 and hes a athlete in track. Ive learned not to question things. And yes he is very good at track
He's more athletic then me and am not even 20
Go to the Boston Marathon to see very fast 80 year olds
No.
For the gymnast in the second video. You’re not allowed to have a coach spot at a competition, it’s a serious deduction. As well as most (99%) of coaches won’t allow a gymnast to compete a skill they cannot consistently do. That’s also why they have a safety mat ready to push in, to make it just a bit safer.
Ok, so what we saw was actually the mat person doing a good job at anticipating the fall? Like, the mat started moving in place before I realized, watching, that something had gone wrong.
I MISS HIS HAIR!!!😭😆 but Dr bro had to do what he had to do to be that boxing 🥊 champion 🥇⭐️ love the vids thank you for the amazing and educational info. I’ve learned to much
I MISS HIS HAIR TOO 😭😭
Why did he cut it?? I missed something😭
@@FoxOfTheAmulet same
@@FoxOfTheAmulet same
Same here, really miss it
My mother and step-father thought I had a ganglion cyst for the longest time, they'd try to break it by my smashing books against my hand, and my step-father once actually tried to take a needle to me. Luckily my friend at the time's uncle, who is a doctor, took a look at it and realized pretty quick that it was a tumor and I got it surgically removed.
Bro what
Suspicious lump?
This calls for
the *B O O K S M A S H E R* ©
@@ScientistCat 😂😂😂
Omg 😳
You do realize that what they did to you was straight up abuse and neglect, right?
I love how, as a non-doctor, I find these funny, but Doctor Mike looks legitimately concerned
I love how, as a non-doctor, I find these funny, but Doctor Mike looks legitmately concerned
why did bro copy him?
I've torn my ACL about a month back and let me tell you one thing, "It's an injury you don't want if you like sports". With proper treatment, a torn ACL can heal in 4-5 months(that's an estimate btw) maybe more depending on how badly it was torn and how much you're treating it. My advice to prevent any ACL injury is to do warm-ups before playing certain sports. Without doing warm-ups, your body doesn't understand what to do in certain situations and that can lead to injuries like a torn ACL.
i really woudnt want to tear my acl bc i box also
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I've torn both my acls on separate occasions. The good news: you can get all the way back with a good reconstruction surgery and PT. The bad news? It's a full year revovery for sports usually, and it may be 2 until it feels 100%.
I have a friend who is a sports therapist, and she told me that how she treats ACL injuries, is to build up the quad muscles. If those are strong enough, you don't need to worry about your ACL being in the same condition is was before your injury. It's how she gets them back to being able to at least continue to train in their sport, so they can return to competition faster.
Physical therapists goal is to make sure the person is no longer in pain. Spots therapists goal is to get the person back to competitive level health. It's really interesting to learn how they can take it a step further.
Exactly that. Totally agree with you. I’m studying to become a PT and we even learned that for optimal recovery and being full on ready to go back to all activities it can even take up to a year to recover from a torn ACL.
Dr. Mike here are some ideas from a fellow fan:
1. Medical game night ( get some doctors and nurses have a game night based on medical information. Winner gets to donate money to a charity of their choice) ❤️
2. A collaboration with steveioe ( he’s a nurse who quit his job during the pandemic to become an influencer )
3. React to Dr.Phil the girl who thinks that she is pregnant with baby Jesus father.
Thank you for all your content and we love you ❤️
THE FIRST ONE IS FIREEEE 🔥
@@waqask4999 thanks 💕
Steveioe is a hack and his content demeans his patients constantly
@@hobislostsprite ur welcome
Only good things come from JHope's lost sprite. That 1st one is a great idea my friend
0:36 Hi mike! In this video, she’s at a competition in gymnastics, so you are not allowed to have a spotter. She probably was just nervous and got in her head which made her slip up on her routine part here. Anyway just wanted to say that. I love your vids! Keep doing what ur doing and have a great day!
She did have a spotter or you think the mat moved on their own? Pffft
@@NaeniaNightingale no I mean like helping her on the actual trick, that’s not a spotter they just moved the mat
@@not_bellsss Do you even know what a spotter is. The dude pushing the mat IS a spotter. They're supposed to interfere when something goes wrong like grabbing a dumbbell when the person can't lift so it doesn't crush them or moving a mat so someone doesn't break their neck.
4:00 Poor woman got hit in face by the ball.
Dr Mike:think about the toe🥺
2:17 - No "real injury" but _major_ EMOTIONAL DAMAGE 🤪🤪
ha ha ha. sooo funny 😐
Actual emotional damage by crying
Wait never noticed his small head until now that he has short hair lol
Edit: which isn’t a bad thing he is still hot and beautiful personality and smart lol he just always mentions a small head lmao
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Is it a small head or just huge muscles?
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It's because he got more muscular from boxing training. Most hench men appear to have small heads.
a few weeks ago i was skateboarding with my friend and i tried something i’d never done before. the board flew out from under me and i landed on my shoulder. i broke my collarbone and got a mild concussion. there’s a lesson to be learned here, kids: never take risks.
edit: y'all in the commments are taking this way too seriously. i didn't *actually* mean that. ever heard of sarcasm?
Never take unnecessary risks.
@@nikolairostov3326 I think it would be more accurate if you did not include the "unnecessary" part.
@@rawrrrer If you want to get anywhere in the world, you must take risks.
@@nikolairostov3326 unless there was a safer method
3:10 Dr. Mike you forgot HCL😂
that, my friend is hydrocloric acid. NOT a body part
as a gymnast, i can say the fall at 0:35 hurts pretty bad and i've know people that have gotten whiplash from it. it's very likely to fall like that especially when first learning a jaeger (the skill she was doing). she did have a "spotter" there, but if she was in a routine (which it looked like she might have been), it's a big deduction to have a coach touch you at all in a routine. letting her fall was probably the safest and smartest option, less deduction and lower risk of breaking bones. the coach probably would have gotten hurt if he were to try and catch her, and it could have led to her getting a worse injury for the gymnast. also, gymnasts are trained on how to fall out of more dangerous and difficult skills, and she's probably fallen like that at least a dozen times.
Hey, not sure if you’ve already done this or not but it would be great to see you react to the hunger games. It might be a little to gruesome for TH-cam, but is something I would really like to see. Anyway I really enjoy your content and keep it up
Ooohhh yes that's a really good idea! I just watched Cinema Therapy (also a real nice channel) and they talked about how Katniss deals with all the trauma. I'd love to get a doctor Mike perspective on that.
Omg, get this thing to top comment he HAS to see it 🤣
Ahhh he should!
I've done the pop-its under the toilet seat gag. I did it late one night, knowing my husband would be up before me to use the bathroom. Didn't count on my 7 year old getting up to use the bathroom at 3 am. She was so scared she broke the toilet, and came to us apologizing and repeating "I just don't know how this happened!"
WHERES YOUR HAIR DOCTOR MIKE
I know right
Dont worry its just on vacation
@@Calikimoswonderful reply. 10/10
What hair
Why do you think bear is so fluffy 😂
4:07, Thanks for the new reaction meme Doctor Mike!
Miss your hair! 😊 great content this video 👍
Ah the hair is shaved now
Ikr it Caught me off guard lol
This reminds me of my downhill skateboarding days. The risks we took were unreal in hindsight, but at the time its all about the thrill of the ride. I saw many serious injuries and experienced some myself. You do think safety, but safety within the limits of the sport.
No helmet, no respect.
Bro really has a sense of medical humor
2:29 *”OMG THE TREE IS FLOAT-* oh”
I haven't watched Dr. Mike in like 6 months, the new hair do is much shorter and took me by surprise
3:46 was my fav., that was my EXACT reaction!
same tho- like i havnt watched him in 5-6 months
same
7:54 these were called “book bumps” back in the day because when you would go to the doctors they would just hit you with a book and pop it. Fun fact
The first one brought back traumatizing memories for me. Long story short, my neighbors got a zip line in their backyard and wanted me to go first as I was the oldest of their children and my siblings, and something happened where I gained a ton of speed really fast, and the devices that were supposed to slow and stop you didn’t work, and when I hit the end I flipped back onto my neck. I was lucky not to be paralyzed or worse. The weirdest thing was (besides my neck being sore) my toes really hurt after the initial pain wore off. Like REALLY hurt for like weeks, even though I landed elsewhere. The top suggestion was that my toes hit the tree that the zip line was hooked up to at the end. Suggestions on why my toes were the main source of pain would be appreciated!
Have you tried a specialist in the medical field opposed to you tube comments?
Probably not correct but when I swing my arms around a lot my hands start to hurt a bit so maybe it was something to do with the momentum of the zipline?
Mab when you hit the tree you put pressure on that nerve connecting your toes and spine, if so it might have saved you from paralysis, but idk 🤷♀️
3:27 reminds me of a school trip we took to the Czech Republic. We went mountainbiking and my rear brakes stopped working like halfway going up hill. The last part of the route was all downhill and I had to do it with just my front brakes, luckily I was being very careful and nothing major happened, but it was super scary going at those speeds with only front brakes.
That sounds so scary 😭
Hope you enjoyed your stay here anyway 😅
People go on hikes to different countries?!?
@@lailaplayz9908 sounds cool
as someone who actually mountain bikes u dont want ur front brake to go out if anything you want your back break to go out
He's such a cool doctor, i'm legit always impressed how he can memorize that many medical facts 😃
He can't memorize jab data or JandJ jabs banned all over the world!
I agree
0:55 I FELT SO MUCH PAIN FOR THAT DUDE
True
Idk why I say true for some reason lol
0:01 love the hairstyle!❤
It’s something!
Dr. Mike really inspired me. He's one of the reasons why I want to be a peditrician.
And dudes out there can inspire people too. It feels really great to inspire people. Stay happy folks:)
1:20 I remember one of the school camps, some guys bought like 10 boxes of these and decided it'll be a good idea to pack half of them into a plastic bag and throw it at the wall of our hotel (it was only one floor and all the doors went outside to the yard so we all heard it) IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FRICKING NIGHT. The day after me and the girls bought three boxes, one for every person, and hid them around their room. We were smiling evilly every time we heard a little explosion from their room. I still have this box, after like 9 years, since we didn't use all of these. I sometimes throw them at my sisters door if she breaks or takes some of my stuff. Fun times :)
It's nice having a doctor react to normal life as it gives us info about much things
When I was in highschool I had a football hit me in the temple without bouncing first! So I can attest to how much pain that guy would be in! Plus I ended up with a concussion so that was fun!
I know hw it feels
I laughed so hard on 5:20 that I choked on my beer for around 5 minutes.
These TikToks are almost killing people
I love how dr mike Cam see one video and go on an informative rant for 2x as long as the clip he saw, but he actually makes it interesting, even if it's a topic that wouldn't normally be interesting. These videos make my day and never fail to make me laugh
Hello how are you doing today
@@victormordi621 I'm doing ok how abt u?
@@victormordi621 hello
Man that ganglion cyst vid was almost physically painful to watch. I had one that was on my wrist that had wrapped itself up on my nerves so any wrong movement or slight bump was excruciatingly painful. Fortunately I got it removed a few years back and God it was so nice not worrying about the pain.
Fun historical note: ganglion cysts are also still called Bible cysts because the most common way to fix them before surgery or hypodermic needles were common was to whack them with a large heavy book. The most common large heavy book in a given home at the time? That's right: the Bible.
Yep, I had one as a kid and the doctor told me that and brought out a book. He got a laugh out of my shock
6:58
That's not transformers , i think it's from Jackie Chan's chinese zodiac movie . It's Jackie Chan's stunt
Dr. Mike, you should react to crashes, accidents, and falls from telenovelas. They are INSANE!!
YESSSSS!!!!!
Have you seen a GMA telenovela's suicide by car crash
@@ashervaldez9975 No, I haven’t seen it.
2:25 is no one else wondering how that tree branch is just there???? I’ve gotta be missing something
The very top part of the branch goes to the left in a an arch and the trunk is there
Ed O’Neill oooooh ok. Thank you, makes so much more sense now
@@edoneill6138no it isn’t??? Am I dumb??
That grandpa doing a flip off the swing was probably walking home, wanted to be a child again, and succeeded in the vibe check.
2:36 bro got beef with the earth
I love how he uses his picture before cutting his hair in the thumbnail
LMAOOO IKR
He looked way better with the hair. I wouldn't have assumed that. But he really did
6:08
I did one of those. It tripped me, and I landed directly on my right knee on the corner of the padding to the side of the trampoline. Apparently there is metal underneath the padding because it was paaiiinful. I didn't get a bruise, but it hurt when I pressed on my knee for the next couple months. That was in March.
Don't know why I wrote this.
To share it with us.
damn that sucks
1:10
We have some of those poppers left over from a 4th of July celebration. Last month I accidentally dropped one on the floor and stepped on it, setting it off. I was barefoot. I heard the pop but barely felt a thing, and the sole of my foot was 100% undamaged.
Wow, it's so good to see a new video from you DocMike! You never aged a bit!🤗🤗🤗
ya until he cut his hair!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mike is the most special and handsome doctor in the world! 👍😃👏
When it comes to medical videos.., Doctor Mike is simply the best. 🙏 🙏 🙏
0:43 Dear Dr. Mike, As this may look really cool and hard to attempt/do, I have done this before and because of the fact that you momentum is all on whatever the object you are holding onto, which means whatever movement that vehicle does, that handle bar does, which would make your body do the cool movements that this guy did.
Props to Sam for the best editing skills👏🏼
Props to *Caroline!!
5:27 The guy "trying to stay out of the shot" was a reflection of the one taking the video we're watching, lol.
Speaking of spinal cord injuries, that's exactly what happened to one of Finland's best gymnasts. Failed landing from uneven parallel bars, paralysed.
my friend when he was like 3 he got so many concussions which eventually led to a personality change. the video with the guy who hit himself with a bat reminded me of that.
WOW I have never gagged or had an extreme visceral reaction at a video like the one I did when I saw the guy rolling over the ganglion cyst. I've came across the most horrific videos on the internet (straight up gore) and never felt how I felt seeing that cyst being rolled over. Holy cow.
I feel like we haven’t gotten a reaction vid in a while, always fun to see a lighter side to our Doc!
He’s the best 💛
Can I just say I love bear and I think he should be added more and I love these videos and also Doctor Mike has made my day every video
I love listening to Dr.Mike so much that I even listen to his sponsors 😭❤
Dr. Mike!! I was at the HOSA ILC conference in Tennessee and I heard you speak, it was so inspirational so thank you!!! I hope to go into the medical field some day just like you!
2:10 KONG!!
TINK!
BOINK!
Boom
headshot
@@orangewinston08 “I’m a force of nature”
@@agnestresvalles6021indeed
Every time I watch videos like this, I wonder how many of these people ended up in the ER with terrible injuries.
I love your reactions and responses to those videos, Doctor Mike. This took a lot of work to collect and put them together though. This is nice to watch.
I love your shirt and all about you.
7:41 😳 owowowowowowoWoWoWoWowOwOwOwOWOWOWOWOWOW! STOP IT!
1:28 they don't produce enough heat to burn you easily. I've even popped one between my fingers before. No pain.
What are they called?
@@vaultchang3651 pop its
@@vaultchang3651pop rocks or bang snaps
3:05 it is shocking he didn’t tear any ligaments considering that I tore 3 of them on a trampoline and I wasn’t even doing anything that is dangerous
7:20 huh, never considered this particular advantage to my lesbianism
Question Dr.Mike,If a person has diabetes,And they reuse the same insulin needles,can They get AIDS?Because sharing by reusing needles can cause AIDS.
lol no, only if they share needles with someone who is HIV positive (not controlled)
That kid with the bat cracked me up. I did stuff like that all the time as a kid. The most memorable one was when I was hitting a tree with a garden hoe, and it got stuck. When I finally yanked it loose the head flew off and nailed me right below the eye. Come to think of it, I still do stuff like that.
I saw an older guy playing tennis with this attractive young woman, and after their game he tried to flip over the. He landed right on his face though. He was completely fine, and I was so mad I didn't get a video of it.
I’ve seen students back in high school do dupid things a lot.
For example:
Pepper spraying another girl because they got in a fight, causing the whole building to be filled with pepper spray.
Girl slapping a guy during lunch because he broke up with her.
And lifting and dropping the snack machines because their snack got stuck.
Gotta love people not even finishing the video yet commenting how much they enjoyed the video.
6:52 some approximate math tells me that was a 124ish foot drop. He was likely doing nearly 60mph at the bottom of the fall. It's gonna be a no from me, dawg
My favorite days are Sunday and Wednesday :) love this channel ❤️
I love that in 3:53 he talks about how the person who kicked the ball could have broke his two while a couple seconds ago he nailed a girls head
I love doctor mike, he is so much help telling us what we need or what proper ways were meant to do it 🥰🥰
i'm honestly so glad i watch doctor mike's videos when i'm feeling down, because i just took codral liquid for a dry cough and this made me mostly forget how it tasted
I really want to become a doctor now just because of you! Just your knowledge is amazing, and I just love you channel so much! I'm 16 so I still have a chance!
doctor mike, my brother, sister and me all like your channel! this youtube channel is basically the only thing i have in common with them! glad its you
Oh my god I love this haircut on Dr. Mike 😂🧡. Also these reactions are so funny! Such a good balance of information and humor 😅
Khalilah D., how's your NYC trip going?
always a great day when Dr Mike uploads, love these
Thank you Dr mike for everything you do and all the info I really learn a lot from you ❤️👍
1:10 We were at an amusement park on the last day of school, and kept hearing these little explosions and we had no idea what they were. Turns out it was my friend throwing those things everywhere🤦♀️😂
0:34 Do you think that blue mat being pushed in mid-flip disoriented her and made her miss the bar. For me when I concentrate on something intricate that I need my eyes and hands for, anything extra moving in my periphery freaks me out and I mess up really easily
When it comes to the ganglion cyst, I had it twice on the same place on my wrist. At any rate, in both cases I got rid of it the exact same way, by just applying a lot of pressure to it, because that's what I was recommended by my grandma who used to be a nurse (and got rid of her own the same way, because she was told to do it that way by her colleague, a doctor). So it was being done at some point. At any rate it probably isn't ideal, but it can work and is probably done in some countries to this day (probably due to sheer simplicity).
Yep, some old school ways of doing things can and do work, which a lot of modern medical officials do not learn or care to acknowledge!
1:55 that’s a worlds first done by Ryan Williams!!! That dude is insane!!!!!!!
Whenever I watch him I’m bored, and he makes me smile and be happy he just makes my day.
The reaction at 2:59 😂😂😂😭😂
I’m a new subscriber and I’m so glad I found this channel!!! You are so informative and helpful, and I love your personality! Keep it up ☺️👍!
Hey your videos bring me so much joy because I get to learn about one thing I love (medical stuff) while still getting a good laugh
Dear Mike, Thank you for educating us in such fun and understandable way. You never dissapoint, never fail to amaze. Your loyal supporter ❤️ me and my bf are watching your videos together on our sleepovers!
I love ur videos!!!!
My mom is an interpreter and one time She was working and I was watching ur videos and I started to talk about anaphylaxis and stuff and she was like how do u know that and I was like well I watch good content
Me not dying every time I see you still using photos of you with longer hair as your thumbnails! (No hate) 😆
I love how in some clips dr mike explains everthing thats gonna happen to your body because you got hit somewhere or something and I know full well I have been hit in the same place and nothing happened I was fine.
These stunts must’ve hurt for those people and they have the courage to post them online.😖😣
1:04 mans looked like a robot 😬