Coil Replacement On First Trip To The UK | GPs: Behind Closed Doors | Channel 5
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- GPs: Behind Closed Doors is back for another visit to Hall Green. Today we have Sasmita who is getting a new contraceptive coil fitted and Caroline who is having her Warfarin checkup.
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I thought she was going to say "I was going to the memory clinic, but I forgot my appointment" 😅 bless her
😂😂😂
Love this nurse’s language and approach to the patient’s distress
Over here taking a deep breath with her😭😅
Same lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I thought I was the only one loll
Fully breathing with her too!!!
What a lovely nurse
I loved how she asked how much and it was covered. Paid $400 for one of mine in the us.
Paid €160 in Ireland
LOL I was quoted 1600$ for it with insurance in TX. The US is f*cking broken.
I'm in the US & have never had to pay for birth control & I've been on five different ones on top of that. 😅
We have free contraception in the UK, it's great.
Free in UK thanks to NHS
Got a coil and honestly it was so painful I was almost sick - hurt for days afterwards too!! But I’d do it 10 times over if I had to because being on the coil has been so much better for me than the pill ever was! 😊
Wat is cool
Wat is a coil
@@sarahletton8391 It’s an IUD contraceptive device
Same for me! Was an incresibly painful experience. Already dreading the replacement next year... But for me also, it's just the best solution. In Germany, we do have to pay for the coil. Mine was about 200 € if I remember right...
I had the copper coil for 9 months it was awful! did you have the hormonal one because im looking into that
I wish I could hug that woman getting the coil. It's absolutely brutal.
4:09 can I just say that she doesn't look nearly 80. I thought she was late 60s - early 70s 😊
I do her hair she’s amazing for her age !!
@@slimwithchelle271 Her daughter and son in law need to watch this just to see how much stress and worry she is putting on her mom.
A coil is an amazing and very safe form of contraception - with options between hormonal and non hormonal varieties. Its free on the NHS. It can be uncomfortable but some places will offer a local anaesthetic if you ask but sometimes that's more uncomfortable than the coil itself. Ask your family practise for assistance.
Hi! I live in the the US and I have never heard of a coil!! I want to know what this is, and how it works. 💖
@@jenjenbee1340 the coil is also known as IUD
@@jenjenbee1340 IUD?
@@DT-ub6ud Intrauterine device.
@@jenjenbee1340 The coil puts out copper ions which are toxic to sp3rm and even if fertilisation occurs it prevents implantation.
My copper coil insertion was painful but bearable, but when I had my copper coil swapped for a Mirena it was agonising - thankfully it's only for a couple of minutes so totally worth it for the benefits
10 years!! My mirena coil is 5 years. I want the 10 year one, I’m already dreading the next change and I’ve only just had it done
I find it interesting that a nurse places the IUD. I’m a RN here in the US and only MDs or NPs place them.
I know.
She might be a nurse practitioner higher level of training
She is a nurse practitioner because her uniform is navy blue. They wear different shades of uniform to symbolise their position. If that makes sense.
@@jayleigh4642 it ABSOLUTELY does. Thank you so very much! It’s interesting they label generically on this show. Here we are all about the the letters that follow sadly. What little experience of the NHS I have the doctors never seemed to need to delineate themselves from Nurses and ancillary staff and as much as some do here.
Many Drs here often make it known they (think) are in an upper echelon.
Again I can be way off with that NHS, but that was my experience as an American in need of emergent care in England.
Thank you again
Yep, she'll be a practitioner nurse and it'll class as minor surgery. Our Medical practices usually have a few surgery rooms with trained practitioner nurses to perform them.
Usually they're also GPs as well, like mine.
I had the copper coil fitted a few months ago, no pain at all, all I felt was a little pinch but I have had a child so maybe that’s why it wasn’t painful along with the fact that I had numbing spray :)
80??? Wow she looks amazing
Your joking
there should be a coil for men
Where would it go 😂
@@starlove3944 mouth
Rabia @ come I give u a free coil 😁
I hope she had a comfortable trip coming all the way from Germany.
I agree 😂😂
I think birth control should be free for everyone in every country if someone is not ready to be a parent and wants to prevent it they shouldn’t be charged to prevent an unwanted child
💯
Ye also because sooo many people are against abortion
In Australia it is $40 for an IUD which is the discounted rate from the goverment PBS
What about abstinence?
@@claireajibola3287 you can’t expect everyone to live by your morality. People can be married and still not want children for very valid reasons.
Welcome to the UK where NHS is free.
Yep, a free for all except those that have paid into it!!
It's not free, it's paid for by taxpayers, which would include her if she lives here now or the German tax payers if she's just here on holiday.
@@krashd I'd forgotten about us sending the other country the bill. What shocked me was that German want people there to have more children...............just what the planet does not need!!
@@krashd You're paying a lot less than you could be otherwise when compared with health care costs in.. the USA for example.. $400 - $1200 to call an Ambulance in the US. Much rather pay National Health personally.
@@krashd 👍👍👍
Worried about having mine now after seen this. Really being worried as it is this is making worry lot more
My applause to any woman who gets the coil because never in my life would I 🤢 I think id faint or vom
Madness.. TH-cam recommends mad stuff..
I was surprised to see she was bleeding, I had no idea the coil was that invasive. I think I'll stick with the pill lol
I got the implant in my arm, i feel like that could be worse as you can feel it/see it
@@TinyPigy282 I don't think so, I've had 3 implants, they can be slightly uncomfortable to put in or take out but no real pain. I have a few friends who have the coil and some said it was agony to have it put in. One of my friends couldn't walk properly for a couple of days after, she was doubled over in pain. You don't get that with the implant.
@@delancae rubbish my mum has a coil it’s been in since she had me 30 years ago she never felt a thing
3:00 she looks great fro her age but her daughter and son in law need to watch this just to see how much stress and worry she is putting on her mom.
I had a coil when I was 22 and it was utterly horrendous. Done by a student nurse who did it wrong and it left me with scar tissue which kicked off endometriosis. I know contraception is important but I wish more women would look into being able to know when they are fertile so they don’t have to use contraceptives. The book “the fifth vital sign” changed my life it really did! Any women out there unsure of contraceptions, please give it a read 😌
True!
Ahh thank you, I'm 22 and have been having trouble with reactions to contraception so everyone tells me to get the coil but I so badly don't want to 🙈 I'll give it a read
@@katiesattler6621 ah yes! It honestly is the best book I’ve ever read and made perfect sense! Couldn’t recommend it enough to women unsure of contraception. It’s so empowering too!
You do realise women are always fertile. No amount of counting menstrual cycle can be accurate. Sure some days there is a greater chance of getting pregnant but every day in the month there is a chance.
@@kate5064 that is a 100% false. Please do your research before sharing nonsense. A quick google search before you reply will save you from more embarrassment. Women are only fertile when they ovulate, usually 14 days after a period. Then there is a 24 hour window for the egg to be fertilised. These are your fertile days, roughly 3 - 5.
It may be uncomfortable but nothing is as bad as giving birth. Although gas and air should be offered for this I believe… that’s a wonderfully thing to help cope with these procedures
I have read comments. ItI saddens me how many women have painful periods. Research on causes is dreadfully poor and contraception though a great thing is still primitive. I think women's reproductive health is held back by religious and political interests..
Every time I watch this programme, I keep wondering when is my GP going to open properly. ☹️. Over the phone prescribing is just not working. Not for everyone.😔
I could notttt do that arghhh how on earth do people not get like embarrassed
Are you female?
@@illumindonnaughty ye
@@hellonobody3321 You will need to get over the embarrassment and do that at some time for your cervical smear mate. X
It's literally these people jobs 😂 Sometimes you just gotta get over yourself and do it!
You just have to remember that they do this stuff every day. It’s important to try and battle through that natural feeling of embarassment and take care of your health.
The coil seems so bad to me, why would you stick something up there. I understand hormonal contraceptives dont work for some but there have got to be better methods out there. This needs to be an area of active research.
There very small last a long time and you don't have to remember to take anything also some people find they help with painful periods.
There isn’t really better methods- which is why (I agree) we need more research!
Nope, no better option if you don't want to carry around a hormone stick surgically implanted in your arm for a couple/few years.
Most definitely...
I went in for a coil so petrified because I had seen things like this lol. Luckily I didn't feel anything. I'm not looking forward to the removal though.
I couldn’t 😖
I think im just gonna leave mine in for life😭😭
If men had to do this the world would end..
Can anyone share the name or the others video of this nurse
I was thinking to have a coil as i suffer from really bad periods, now I’m not so sure.... i know everyone who’s had it, swears by it. I just don’t like how invasive it is 😣
Everyone is different I had a coil and never felt it at all as some do, go see your Dr and get your options because there are other things that can be down before.
I had one taken out that worked but they couldn't do the replacement do I'm have hormone implant fitted I found these really helpful when I last had one.
It's really not bad at all, the painful part is the removal and it's over with so quickly! The process of it going in is fairly quick too, well worth having tbh
Try the mini pill
Thank you all! I do have an implant in my arm. Worked amazing for a year but starting to get regular periods with more pain and more heavier flow than I usually got! So now thinking of other ways 🤷♀️
This should be men’s problem,
unfortuntely it never will be
@@hEV6060842 This is why when a trans say they are women I say if only you get the full works.....
@@marilynseptember21 that's not how being trans works, so if you're going around saying you can only be trans if you "get the full works" sorry to tell you you're a transphobe 💕✨ while most trans people go through some form of medical transitioning, it is not a requirement for being trans. End of.
@@marilynseptember21 then what does that make those of us who have had to have hystorectomies? By definition of the word, I don't have 'the full works', care to tell my husband of 15 years your criteria? What do you then consider children born missing part/all of their reproductive organs? They don't meet your criteria, either. Two sets of reproductive organs - because that happens as well. Luckily you're not the authority in the matter.
Gender is a vastly different, more complicated matter than s*x assigned at birth, and thankfully, ableist transphobes such as yourself don't get a say in the matter. You have your opinion, I just wouldn't go around with a bullhorn blasting it if I were you - because it's absolutely not how gender works. Frankly it's really gross.
Most comments on here make me think majority of ladies have coils . But what more ?? It's interesting to know
Hello
Numbing jelly is useless
I could never have the coil that is violation it self ! Ten years 🤦🏽♀️
How is it violation?
You can get it taken out at any time, it doesnt have to stay in 10 years
Err? How is it a violation?!
you can remove it before 10 years, that’s just the maximum amount of timw
@@freyas2338 my mums had hers in for 3 times that long lol
Implant or nothing
She’s come from Germany to have new coil fitted on the NHS… For free? Overseas patients are supposed to be charged when they don’t live in UK… I presume this was made while we were so members of the EU?
Unless I missed something there's nothing to suggest she came for this purpose. My assumption is that she has lived here for at least the 6 months she has been with her partner. She would have to be registered with a GP to get a routine appointment. Tourists can't register with a GP.
She wouldn't have been able to do this as a tourist. She clearly moved here and probably works full-time and pays taxes, so she's very much welcome to use the NHS services.
It’s not free , the uk taxpayers pay for it!!!
Give her a break what would you rather pay for something like that with the tax payer money or the 5 kids afterwards 😂 from not getting one
Who says she's not a UK taxpayer herself?
If she lives here then her own taxes pay for it, if she is just here on holiday then German tax payers pay for it. So what's the issue Falco66, my Brexit-voting chum?
It's free at the point of service. You d*MN well know what she means.
She's probably paying tax herself if she's been living in the UK for 6 months
Hehhehehe
Milking British benefits system 😁 .no wonder she's using UK for free