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- Join me for a day in the life of a doctor featuring rheumatology, rare diseases and injections! This week I’m on a visit elective, so it’s a different hospital and a different specialty!
Huge thank you to Dr. Pope and the rheumatology fellows (Larissa, Joanne, Mike and May) for participating in the video!!
HIGHLIGHTS:
1:14 Meet a rheumatologist (Dr. Pope)
2:13 Seeing patient in clinic
2:55 Injection!
3:37 What's a dictation?
5:35 Meet rheumatology fellows!!
6:53 Should you google your disease?
Thank you to Charles for the great video editing!!
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“First of all, you’re really crusty” 😂😂
Wait. 0:41 She's a time traveller? Now that makes sense, I mean who would be able to be a good medical resident and youtuber, while managing moving houses and maintaining a relationship and still be so positive and happy? Well have a good sunday, april 12th 2020 😅
hahahah good ol' rental cars haha, nice catch Mel!
I was gonna say that!!😂😂😂
Of all dates, why april 12th 2020???
Sss,z
@@ViolinMD spoiler alert for marriage date......
Who’s back after she got her residency match?! So happy for you Siobhan!!! ❤️✨
Hey what up
Kate Pilbeam I do too. Me too.
Me!!!
Kate Pilbeam you are funny haha 😂
Yes!
I have nothing to do with medicine but I love watching your videos. It's in general really inspiring and interesting to see things that are so far away from my reality (I'm a software developer). Good work and best of luck in your career. 👏👏
Hi Mateus - glad to hear that! haha yes I truly known nothing about software development and have a lot of respect for what you do!
Mateus Ferreira I’m a Civil Engineer and just started my own channel! I hope I can gain such a great audience in engineering as well!
Your videos are so nice because I've always wanted to be a doctor but I have never really seen "behind the scenes"
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Love how you make your vlogs so interesting every week! Also really cool how you included the fellows and staff in this one!
Thanks Donavan!
Doc!
Are you engaged!?!?
If 'Yes' then congratulations :D !!!!!!!
Vratika yes she is!
Watch the previous video, there he is.
Stina Palm yea I did check it out afterwards.
Thanks though!
Damn
@@merkmarm haha even my reaction was bit similar
As a person who has recently been diagnosed with lupus (Yes, Dr. House, it sometimes is lupus 😉) I found this behind-the-scenes look into rheumatology interesting!
My mom has lupus. She was diagnosed about a year ago
Haha, love that House reference! Hope you're doing well.
DID I SEE AN ENGAGEMENT RING?!?!?
Yes, yes u did
She announced it in a previous video
Productive_Studylife what video?! How did I miss that?!
@@d.langston THE previous video actually. The one before this one.
Mhhm you did
lol ITS NOT LUPUS!
Or cancer
"It's NEVER lupus." -Dr. House
Omfg yes
Thank you for this! As a 25+ year rheumatoid arthritis patient, this helps so many others see what we go though. At my point of diagnosis (1993) the norm was a future of gnarled, knotted hands. Since then, so many amazing meds have been developed and I live a fairly normal life. Good luck with your rotation!
Hope you’re enjoying your weekend off! Also, I found the pop ups explaining what the things you’re talking about actually mean was really helpful for someone with zero knowledge like myself 😂 thanks for the great video!💕
awesome, thanks for the feedback Amber, that's great to know! I'll definitely keep doing that then!
No problem! I can’t wait to see what you get up to on your next rotation 😊
It's such a treat to vicariously experience what it's like to be a resident, Siobhan. I love, too, seeing how life is pretty different for you in Canada and at this stage in your life. Thank you for sharing yourself with us! I love it, and so do many others!
Hi Randy, always great to hear from you and thank you so very much, I really appreciate it!
Thanks for this video. My mom has severe rheumatoid arthritis. It is so helpful to watch this.
really glad to hear it was helpful - treatment options have changed SO much for RA (thank goodness!) - send my best to you and your mom!
@@ViolinMD Would you happen to know anything about immuno-nutrition as a treatment option for rheumatoid arthritis?
Wow that’s so cool! I come from Toronto so it’s cool to know that she’s Canadien!
Not only a fellow Canadian, a fellow Ontarian.
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I REALLY want to be a doctor, but I'm worried about med school / residency, since I can't work too long of hours or stand for a long time due to Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Do you have any advice about how to get around that?? I'm currently finishing up my last year undergrad at WashU in St. Louis and need to decide about med school soon. P.S. You're videos make me so insanely happy!!! Thanks for all that you do!
Izzy Kornblau you have EDS too?! Same!
I’m super interested in this too, because same!
Just go directly to the med school admission counselor and ask. They are the best to answer you that. I am sure they have accommodations for everybody. Best wishes
@@C3yl0 thanks! :)
OMG I LOVE YOUR TH-cam VIDEOS!!!!
Dr. Siobhan really trying to hold back the laughter when she asks, "Can I please include that?"😀
hahahah I thought it was too funny to edit out 😂
@@ViolinMD I appreciated it because when as a patient you interact with a doctor it's almost always a "serious" "professional" encounter. It's awesome seeing the more relaxed side of people, even if it's only for a few minutes.
I don’t quite understand what he was doing, and why she moved his hands. Is it bad to interlace your fingers?
Hi Siobhan Is there a date for the wedding. When is your birthday.
My mum suffers from lupus. I’m lucky and I haven’t carried the gene (they tested me for it)
But but... it's never lupus?
Love watching your videos - thanks! I am not a medic myself but a patient with multiple medical conditions, including Addison's Disease and Systemic Lupus Erythematosis, both of which are uncommon in themselves but I think having both is really quite rare! I also have coeliac disease and asthma! All of this has left me interested in medicine and I like to understand how my body works! I'm looking forward to this injections video as I have joint injections for my lupus to help the pain and swelling but also have an emergency injection kit for my Addsion's and have been trained to self inject (although I haven't thankfully had to do so yet since diagnosis three years ago!). PS I think Rheumatology is a great specialism :)
Hi Jennifer - thank you for sharing! I'm sure at this point you are a specialist in your conditions and have a VERY good idea what rheumatologists do. Interesting to hear about the Addison's kit, i'm so glad to hear you have one for emergencies!
I am a keen runner and thanks to my brilliant rheumatologist and endocrinologist, I am able to keep training and racing, even marathons from time to time :). I'm so thankful to all the wonderful doctors and the science which make things like this possible for people like me. I can understand why you look forward to being able to follow up on patients. Even little things like a joint injection every now and then can make such a big positive impact on people's quality of life!
I dunno where to comment? Live or here?!
haha yeah i was actually just thinking about that... too many options!! haha
A doctor once told me that I should not google symptoms and my illnes I should trust him because he knows whats to do.
I strongly disagree with that explanation, I'm the patient and I have to deal with the sickness and I have to make an informed descision on what medication I take and I need to endure the side effects. I agree that you should not google your symptons and go to the doctor and DEMAND and treatment for what you have googled. The doctors job is to give you a diagnose and then you can inform yourself and check what the next steps are.
So when my research shows that treatment A and B can work and the doctors offers C, then he needs a good explanation. So far my research always matched with the doctors recommendation.
I love you so much I really want to be a doctor to ❤️
I have lupus 👍🏾right know I have a respiratory infection 😷
I have lupus too
My mother has lupus.
I have had fluid drained from my knee before and it was incredibly painful.....just looking at that giant needle is giving me flashbacks....
My least favourite part of my consultations was having my knee aspirated, especially when multiple attempts were needed to extract the fluid (the worst was eight attempts). I didn't find it painful, just very uncomfortable, and the reduction in pain due to the swelling was immediate (helped by the steroid injection). Surprisingly I found that my doctor was better at aspirating my knee than my consultant at the hospital.
Now that I am on biologic injections my knee has stabilised and I've not needed any more large needles stabbed in to my knee for over a year.
Great video! I have psoriatic arthritis and it was good to see a video on it! Most people don’t know about it. Without rheumatology, I wouldn’t be walking. Thanks for what you do
Hi Dana - yes i agree, in fact before medical school I didn't know that psoriasis could be related to an arthritis either! i'm so so thankful that there are good treatments now to help people keep their quality of life!
I also have psoriatic arthritis and I agree, thank you for explaining it! Most of the time i just say I have arthritis and leave it at that, but so many people I talk to don't know about inflammatory arthritis at all.
This is honestly probably one of my favorite videos I’ve watched. I have psoriatic arthritis and I was diagnosed at the age of 11-12. I can honestly say that you get used to living with it and some days are worse than others and not all medications work, you have to go through so many before you find what works. I actually went into remission for a year and then it flared up all over again, and I dont remember what it’s like to not be in pain. But I have gained a high pain tolerance from it so I am able to do a lot of things others can’t that have arthritis like I do. Thank you for the video ☺️
Have you ever dealt with cases of possible rabies? I was (precautionary measures) treated for rabies when I was attacked by a raccoon this year! I even have a video of them injecting me with the immunoglobulin on my channel!
I was attacked at the end of May, and I still have the slightest discomfort in the wound area
This is awesome! I’ve had JRA since I was 8 and a year later i became incredibly ill and they couldn’t figure out what was wrong with me. After weeks of being in the hospital and having kidney failure they diagnosed me with Lupus (my moms suggestion to test me for it). I was 9 years old at the time and my lupus was really out of control.
Dang girl, you’re living in the future! The screen in your rental car says April 12, 2020. Haha! Thanks for sharing your day! I’m not even remotely in the medical field but your videos are so interesting! It’s fun to see behind the scenes
you radiate so much positive energy, it must be really nice to work with you ❤️✨
yay!!!!and NOW you are doing this job!!hurray for you Siobhan!!
My mom worked in the lab at this hospital! She was a micro biologist! This is so so cool. I knew I recognized the hospital! I also went there when I went on vacation the same day I got pneumonia. I will have to send this video to my mom, she worked there around when she was my age, 22.
It was absolutely amazing for me. That was full of positive energy and now I'm happier. Watching your videos is interesting for me dear .love from iran❤wish you the best 😇💚
Watching your videos is literally my education! I am only 12 years old and whether I do something with medicine for a career, your videos have given and provided me with so much knowledge!!!
Can we see a vlog of your fiancée?
Laura Meyer he was in the last one for a little bit!
Laura Meyer
fiancé*
fiancée is the female in the relationship
I'm literally sitting here thinking "she's Canadian, she sounds Canadian." I'm a new viewer, excited to find your videos.
Can’t wait!! Always looking forward to your videos every week! Inspires me to really work hard to enter Med school :D
So glad to hear that - good luck on the journey Brianne!
Thank you!(:
Thank you so much for this video. Medicine is most beautiful branches in this world.♥️
“It’s not lupus” the funny thing is that I got an ad about curing lupus right before this video 😂
I am probably one ofthe only people who as a reaction to the Flu shot get Pneumonia (usually in both lungs) I think its from a condition that is often linked to my EDS and CPS
I have EDS aswell
Hi! I am new and about to go to med school in America! I am curious to see what u wear during the day time? Most of the time, doctors wear scrubs in the ER! Love ur videos
I loved the interviews you conducted especially when you asked about Dr. House! Such a good show!
London Ontario!! That's where I live! I recently stumbled upon your videos. I love learning what goes on behind the scenes. I wish you could be my doctor. You're so positive and you seem to really listen and care. ♥ Subscribed!
I see a Rheumatology Professor and have Ankylosing Spondylitis - well that’s the best fit for my symptoms, given i also have psoriasis and so there could be some psoriatic arthritis in there... anyhow it took nearly 8 years of deterioration and multiple specialists ruling out other back/spine issues to get to AS, and onto some special medications that are helping (which is partly the way of confirming the diagnosis).
as for Google - that has led me to some fantastic support groups as there aren’t any specific ones in my area, and sharing of information between patients in these groups helps find ideas for coping with the effects and discussing with other people who understand what you’re going through.
Thx for all these great videos they are so informing and inspiring. As someone who wants to pursue a medical career but who is currently unable to do so ..your vids are still a great way to keep focused on that goal. It won't be easy, but I just can't let it go
I love your videos! I’ve had severe hospital anxiety for years and watching these vlogs has really helped me move to a better place with my anxiety
Its so crazy you're in London! I'm going for surgery at university hospital in london Friday, I love watching your videos❤
Hay I sent you a message on instagram
From @phanwisker you said you whould check it out after your exam ❤️☺️💞
I really would love for you to ceck it out ❤️☺️
I almost went to a rheumatologist because I was having knee pain, but I decided to go to an orthopedist instead, and just had knee surgery about 3 weeks ago. Thanks for the exciting videos. They're so enjoyable and I love watching them!
I have a concussion and I found out how to use my phone with out looking at my screen so I am just listening and it is way more fun than just laying in the dark doing nothing
Love getting a notification for a new video! Love you!
yay!
I see many commercials now for arthritis and this video couldn't have come at a better time to help explain things. Thanks Siobhan and good luck for the rest of your rheumatology work visit
Is Cushings syndromes an autoimmune disease
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no not typically.. actually the most common cause is from people taking steroids (like Prednisone) which is often prescribed for people with autoimmune conditions!
Thank goodness I go next week for an 8 am cortisol draw to check for Cushing’s because Mumma just had to open her mouth to the doctor
This was such an informative video I loved all the pop-ups explaining everything. It’s also really cool that you get to go to another hospital and see what it’s like there!
I’m in a huge flare with my juvenile arthritis at the moment. Finally seeing my rheumatologist today after waiting two weeks (and it’s meant to be an urgent appointment). Fingers crossed I can finally get some help as I’m in a lot of pain and can’t move much. It’s lovely to see you working in rheumatology. I have psoriatic arthritis 😊
Aw sorry to hear that Jenny - really hope you starting feeling better!!
we're both called Jenny and i've also got jubenile arthrites, it's a condition called disease of still
Can you please do a video on PANDAS/PANS disease, please! I was recently diagnosed and it has taken over my life, no more school, no more going out, no more hanging with friends. It is an autoimmune disease. I would love it if you could do a video explaining it to spread awareness since it is rare. I would love to learn more about it and the scientific terms about what is going on in my body. Thanks!
As a medical student, I've come to find myself thinking of the melody you use at 0:39 (and in other vlogs) to remind myself that all this hard work now will best prepare me to become a good doctor with hopefully the same passion as you! Keep up the great vlogs (and keep using the tune!) :)
I love Dr. Siobhan!! I did’t have a very nice day but, you totally made my
Day much better.
Thank You ❤️
Patient: what is the doctor doing
Nurse: oh she’s taking a thumbnail for her yet vid
I want to be a doctor when I grow up. Your channel is really inspiring and I get to learn alot
This is really awesome thank you for posting this.
I’m happy to know what’s happening behind the scenes as I have a consultation coming up to see if they can find out what’s happening to me and it almost give me peace of mind to see this.
Hi Daisy - glad the video helped give you a sense of what a consultation will be like... always remember to bring a book in case it's a long wait 😅
@@ViolinMD One of the causes of wait may be that the doctor had to eat something before fainting and becoming a patient.
Do you do a lot of biological treatment? Like Humira? Or other biological treatment? Here in Norway, lots of people are doing good with it!
I see that shiny bling girl! Haha. Youre such a gem💖💖💖😍
Thank you for posting ! I love your videos❤️ your such an inspiration, I’m a medic and RN. I just don’t know If I could do what you do! School cares me but watching you, gives me hope so thank you.
Hi Emily - so glad to hear that you are enjoying the videos!
Oh I've got to comment! You are so so so lovely, and it's so interesting watching these videos. My friend has recently gone into the medical field, so I kinda get an inside look into her job through you! Hahah. Also Lupus is rare as hey, My rheumatologist that sees me (for lupus) currently only has one other patient with it. We both just had unprovoked PE's as well! Totally twinning.
Anyway, you got yourself another subscriber, happy to be along for the journey. :)
Hi could u please reply I do have a medical condition
I actually know a man in his 60s with psoriatic arthritis. I heard about this 10 years ago and before that I'd heard of arthritis and psoriasis, but didn't know about this.
yes I think many more people are aware of the way it affects skin, but much less is known about how it can affect arthritis. Personally i didn't know that until medical school
@@ViolinMD And now another man, in his 40s...
Is it possible to develop arthritis in your 20s? My boyfriend is 21 and has been a technical death metal drummer for 12 years, meaning he intensely uses his knees each day. He suffers from extreme knee pain even though he only drums once a week now
I LIVE IN LONDON ONTARIO
Anuska Prasai me toooooo
I'm a nursing student, but I really enjoy watching your videos! Some much medical content relevant to many different types of medical providers :)
Welcome to London!! I love it here, hope your enjoying it if you get the time to :) pretty neat that your here in London I have been watching your vlogs for a while now!!
As an R.N whos primary symptoms were Uvueitis and lower back pain i think youd enjoyed it! Lack of swelling.
98percent of comments: SHE IS ENGAGED
2 percent of comments: she’s a time traveler
I’ve recently come across your channel and I’m so glad I did! I love watching your videos during my study breaks and I get so happy when I see you upload new videos! Keep up the good work!!!
Hello! I am an aspiring Pediatrician. Do you have any advice?
mmm i'd say focus on what inspires you and don't let yourself get discouraged by any bumps along the way... those are bound to happen and it's a long journey (but I think it's totally worth it!) Best of luck!
This week was super interesting and helpful because I am in testing with Lupus and Sarcoidosis both on the table. Thank you for sharing
Awesome vlog! Your vlogs are so fascinating!!!! Ill have to admit... the walking down icy steps had me so anxious lol
thought you would be violating some conflict of interest by recording, even though you're not showing PHI. Your able to make money off youtube with this channel while you are in residency? I thought you weren't able to have a job if you were a resident , or inturn.
dr pope looks scary and stressed out 😨😨😨😨
I wish i would’ve seen this 2 years ago! I was 17 when i found out I have rheumatoid arthritis! Interested vid.
I know you're very busy but I would surely like to see some longer videos. Love from Texas USA
I love your content. You're the only doctor TH-cam who vlogs on the hospital. Please don't stop
This is so cool! As someone with RA it was cool to see how the backgrounds worked and I could relate to so much!
I really enjoy your videos even though I am not a doctor😊
Oh! I have Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis, and have since I was 8, ask me anything!
Doctor May:
Rheumatology Fellow..... annnnddddd Pantene Pro V hair model!!!!!! Lolololol. Holy crap is that even remotely legitimately allowable to have such insanely gorgeous glossy voluminous dark espresso bean nonchalantly Vogue editorial level styled and literally PERFECT long locks in this reality?!!!! Because *seriously* girl..... lol you for sure have a backup career if you need it 💕💕💕💕 (lol which I’m sure you won’t!!!! Keep up the great work you two in helping to heal SOOOO many well worthy and long suffering inflammatory disease and rheumatology patients’ lives 👩🏻⚕️🩺👩🏻💻🇨🇦 you are amazing representatives of the Canadian healthcare system also by the way!!!!!)
I’ve been Googling JIA since 2000 when it was still called JRA lol.
Really happy that you want to be a Rheumatologist!! I have Systemic Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis aka Stills Disease. I have a Rheumatologist that I see about every 2 weeks because I just had a really bad flare up. Luckily i’m doing okay though!! I have my FIRST procedure in one week😁😁
I hope you can answer my questions. I am IMG, but born usa, grown out usa. I love to get my lincense in USA but I am 53y/o hearing a lot rumors that on this ages is really harder being MD besides years of my graduation is almost more 20 years. I am depressing and gaining no much money for books, computer, course for USMLE, pay tests. What can I do? Any advice, please let me know.
I have diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis which especially flares up when it gets cold out. Even if I'm indoors, my body knows and my joints become stiff. For a few years now, I discovered golden milk (turmeric milk) which actually helps with inflammation. As long as I keep on top of it (just like taking meds), my symptoms don't flare up.
Remember, the Internet really is NOT a substitute for certified medical advice.
Sorry for the ramble, but in healthcare there are some conditions that can fall through the cracks as no one wants to take ownership - I don’t how you find that, but in the UK it happens. I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome pretty severely. I was diagnosed by a specialist but there are only two EDS clinics in the whole of the UK with huge demand on them, they tend to diagnosis and discharge back to local hospital care.
Except for many there is none. I’ve seen many rheumatologist in my life and they lose interest when it’s not rheumatoid-arthritis. The connective tissue specialist rheumatologist at my local hospital wrote to my GP saying that he had ‘no interest in managing Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome’. So I now muddle along by myself, unable to walk and in horrendous pain just trying to manage my own symptoms. I say thank goodness for google as I’m treating myself so that helps guide me what’s bad and what isn’t!
I'm a rheumatology nightmare. Rheum, osteo, Sjogrens, and fibro. Plus Hashis & PCOS for my endo to handle. My body is trying to kill me. I have had amazing rheums and horrible ones. I'm on the horrible side right now, but looking for a better one. If you're a rheum seeing this, please always remember that your patients live with tremendous amount of pain every moment of every day. Yes, the pain is totally normal, but please don't forget that we need to feel heard and that constant pain is exhausting. Also, if we tell you the pain isn't bad today, only a 5 or 6, remember that our thresholds are high, and we're at a level that most people can't get out of bed at. I broke my ankle and called the pain a 4. It was nothing compared to my '8' days where I'm lying in bed in so much pain that I'm incapable of even crying.
Just because we work full time and manage our households doesn't mean that we're fully functional.
Why is it called Lupus? No one with that condition looks like a Wolf. Until watching this I always thought there was only two variations of Arthritis. Now I know better.
And it's a wonder that Hugh Laurie didn't end up with permanent Vocal Fry after playing House for so many Series ⚛️
Loved this video! As someone with many autoimmune diseases (including psoriatic arthritis, behcets and sjogrens) it was fascinating to see rheumatology stuff from a doctors perspective! Also, just wondering (if you know) do rheumatogist’s in Canada use ultrasounds to assess arthritis severity/activity? Doctors in the UK seem to vary a lot so I’d love another opinion
My poor niece spent a week at 9 months old at Children's hospital in Minneapolis getting every test I can think of and then another 6 hours of testing in the rheumatology department at the U of M before getting diagnosed with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis.
Crazy young. I always believed Arthritis was for old people.
I though she was a cardiologist
You’re such a beautiful soul! I love watching your videos 💞
I love Dr. House because he is absolutely brilliant and does everything in his power to help his patients get well without sugarcoating everything (I hate it when doctors do that). As for his poor bedside manner, I think he gets frustrated because his average IQ colleagues don't understand half of what he does, so, they come running to him for everything, even when he's in the doghouse, so to speak.