Doctor On The Street | Curbside Consult NYC # 3
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Dr Mike running away from apples is a whole another level of humor and genius😭
Why apples though? 😅
@@nikavaj an apple a day keeps the doctor away
doctor mike is a joking person . also the person is really great kind hearted he's a normal human being its normal that there's a mistake even prophets also have fauls and sins you are also many wrong too many sins just correct yourself
@@nikavajthere is a saying an apple a day keeps the doctor away and mike is a doctor sooooooooo😂😂😅
I wonder how Doctor Mike would react to me then. I love apples. Super crunchy, sweet and delicious. 😋
I'm a practice nurse and in the UK we only have 10 minutes for general consults unless it's a diabetic annual review. I feel we should always holistically assess and be given that time to do so
I'm a practice nurse and in the UK we only have 10 minutes for general consults unless it's a diabetic annual review. I feel we should always holistically assess and be given that time to do so
10 minutes! Wow, that is not enough time!!
Thank you for saying this. As a patient it often feels like you won't get any help unless you're already dying
Not just that, but doctors discourage patients from discussing multiple issues. They make you make multiple appointments for different problems
@@Trux2010 Never needed much time with the doctor. But the few times I went he was actually proactive. Raising an issue I did not even come for, like doing a blood test because of the risk of high cholesterol (family thing). But had a friend who indeed had a doctor who would only do one issue at a time, even when she was new there. Like....at least have one conversation where you can lay out your ongoing medical issues.
I love how kind and gentle Dr. Mike is as he towers over you😂
I love how kind and gentle Dr. Mike is as he towers over you😂
A true gentle giant, like his bear 🐻
I’m 6’7” so I tower over most people, but I’m very kind. People call me the gentle giant. Or the jolly green giant like they guy on the canned corn lmao
How tall is he?
@@synergyrevolution23326’3”
I have an auto immune disease, so I see like three separate doctors on a regular basis. Each one, the appointments actually run kind of long because they're always making sure I understand/ have any extra questions. I am so lucky to have such a great relationship with my doctors, and can see them as friends.
A blessing indeed ❤
which autoimmune disease is it
@@code1253most people on the internet like to maintain anonymity, so they usually don’t mention what diseases they have or any specific conditions. I know when I mention any of my friends, I never say their gender or how old they are. Yeah, it doesn’t affect if someone is going to try and find me out obviously, they can find personal information much easier by hacking me, but I like to maintain privacy with myself and my relationships just out of respect and for keeping some level of privacy. It can also be disrespectful to ask that in the case that this person has a very serious auto immune disease and they don’t want to talk about it.
I loved that ADHD was included. So many people get misinformation from social media! I would love if Dr. Mike could do a video on ADHD.
And address adult ADHD coping skills too, please.
A lot of people also get good information on ADHD from social media, it's just a matter of what sources you trust. I would definitely push back against generalizing social media as bad, even specifically in regards to topics like ADHD.
@@violetleporid I definitely agree with you. A surprising amount of the people I know who do have ADHD and have since been diagnosed, began to learn more about it on TikTok. You go for so long thinking that your symptoms are normal, and then see someone who has it explain that they have the same symptoms as you. Don't base all your medical knowledge off of TikTok, but also keep in mind that not all of it is bad and do your own research.
Yes don't get your medical advice from Tik-Tok get it from TH-cam
@@mr.e7541I think the point is don’t base your info from TikTok or TH-cam. But rather use it as a starter to look into that said info
i live in denmark with free health care and i 100% feel not seen and heard by the doctors as well, you feel like a number, so this is a great message to spread and educate about
i live in denmark with free health care and i 100% feel not seen and heard by the doctors as well, you feel like a number, so this is a great message to spread and educate about
Finland too
same dude
Same in Norway honestly
I’ve never really thought about that😭 but I kinda don’t want them to remember me after…
I lost it at the squirrel!! This video was so much fun, I had a great time and learned a lot!! Really a noble mission, rooting for you and cheers to seeing the change we hope for!
how are you so fluffy??
You already got the change he hoped for. A medical military hierarchy dictated by covid 19.
Me too
Maybe the squirrel 🐿️ has friends who give it a wash, blow-dry and brush like Dr Mike does with Bear ?😂😂
But alas, they weren’t ready to share their tips on floofiness! What a pity!
I literally went from a doctor who did not care about my health at all to one I spent an 1.5 hours with just expressing all the medical problems i have, and having an answer in response. Im still in shock doctors like this exist.
..Guiding others to a treasure you can hardly possess?
@@VeryRGOTI what?
@@CraftingWithTopazI think they are trying to recite the phrase “guiding others to a treasure that you yourself cannot possess”. An example of this phrase is someone who is depressed and doesn’t feel “happy” trying to make their friends laugh and make them happy, or a doctor who doesn’t take care of themselves at all who is a doctor because they want to take care of others but they themself do not value self-care. They’re trying to say that you went from not being able to posses that treasure yourself with your old doctor who did not care, to a new doctor who let you vent about your health. It’s a weird situation to apply that phrase, though, as it’s more about the different mindset of the two doctors rather than you.
@SamRK-1000 Yeah, after your explanation, I'm not sure what his reply had to do with my experience. It wasn't just venting, it was having to advocate for myself so hard when I knew something was wrong, and the first doctor said, "You're young" and used that excuse to constantly dismiss me.
I love how passionate Doctor Mike is about making healthcare more about seeing and treating the patient as an individual person rather than a brief glance at the patient and checking boxes off a list of lab work to be done. People aren’t just values and numbers on a chart. We are all unique and our healthcare should be tailored to those uniqueness. In fact, I was a 37 year old colon cancer patient at one time. An age where such a cancer is rarely seen. Now I’m cancer free thanks to surgical intervention and regular colonoscopies!
That’s amazing and I’m so glad you’re better! :D
This makes me so grateful for my general practitioner. She really got to know me and my medical history during my annual visit. Didn’t rush me out the door, and made sure I have good specialists for my conditions. I had a horrible urologist once; she barely spent any time with me and even didn’t believe me when I went to her for help. Now I’m with a new specialist who does listen and he’s proved that other doctor wrong.
I have to say my favorite thing about Doctor Mike is how real he is. Also the squirrel just put that cherry right on top
This is the closest America came to free health care
0:35 "sees apples" "runs away". So the saying is indeed true
Mike's energy in this video is amazing! It's so cool that people were open to ask questions about things they were concerned about, and how patients and medical professionals shared their own experiences with poor doctor-patient interaction. We all should be heard and seen, especially in this context. Great video, it was fun to watch!
Now this is what i call QUALITY content ✨
For sure
except for being wrong about veganism being healthy at all stags of life. There is a reason it is considered child abuse.
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@@Waywardbiscuit it's not, actually??? It's just a lot of times parents don't go about it in the right way. I would personally never be a vegan but there are so many things in the market to help someone of any age be a vegan healthily. A lot of vegans in the media, however, are those that are just popping back Oreos and eating soy based products lathered in fat/grease, but there isn't a ton of good media showing how vegans can actually eat healthily and carry on normal lives.
@@Waywardbiscuit im pretty sure he said its not healthy if u just do it cause u can
I am an RN but my new PCP would have no idea that’s my career given the four minute new patient consult and zero physical touch… Not even a handshake! Didn’t take one listen to my vital signs with the stethoscope hanging around her neck. Love the message Dr. Mike is preaching about spending time with patients🤍
“No individual questions please”
“Yeah so I broke my arm that one time”😂
I have horrible chronic fatigue and anxiety (they seem to go hand in hand). I tell the nurse I’m not interested in birth control or anxiety medication and that I wanted to look at my blood work for possible deficiencies or if hormone levels were off. Doctor came in an said “you need to be on the pill, and anxiety meds” and I almost cried. They just don’t seem to listen.
I’m 18 and you inspired me to get into healthcare! It means a lot to me in this point of my life to have direction and passion for something that I’ll be doing for the rest of my life. Thanks Dr.Mike!
Edit* I appreciate the kind support in the replies. This community is clearly a caring one ❤️
Thats amazing!
Good luck on the journey
Never can go wrong getting into a industry that only gets bigger.
Good luck 🫶
Don't forget your four covid vaccines Doctor Mike told you to receive.
I'm so happy you were able to speak with someone about Sickle Cell Disease ❤ So many doctors know NOTHING about it...
Also, September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month!!
I don’t know how Dr Mike has enough hours in the day. Between his own patients, making videos, and keeping up with the latest medical studies I’m a little worried that he doesn’t have time for rest and leisure days.
Hey Doctor Mike! I'm so inspired by your humanistic takes on patient health concerns such as management of sickle cell. Your constant output of videos really has helped me stay excited about what my career will be like as a family medicine physician. The light you have brought me through med school is inspiring and I hope that I can help echo a similar message to my patients and colleagues throughout my last year of med school and onward. Proud to be an Osteopathic physician! Thank you for all you do.
I‘ve noticed that doctors listen and take better care of me in the morning (like 8-10 am), than in the last hour of their work day. Understandably. Whenever I can, I will have an appointment in the morning. So much more comfortable. And tuesdays are especially great.
Especially for mental health problems. You want a doctor who is fresh and energized.
It’s because they haven’t usually fallen behind in the earlier hours of the day. Good observation!
Maybe doctors and nurses need to get a siesta in their workday!
A nice 20-45-minute nap or rest in a comfortable and dimly lit place. It can really recharge you to help finish the day.
A longer sleep can be detrimental, however. I've found that a 10-20 minute nap boosts me, while getting an hour or more messes with getting to sleep that night.
I would absolutely believe it. The hard part for me is that I'm a night owl (I've been shamed about it and have tried a million times to change it), and thankfully I have a job that's mostly afternoon/evening, but that doesn't help me be awake and available during those productive morning hours. The doctor is awake, but I'm not, lol. I imagine it also deters night owls like me from studying medicine because then early mornings are an expectation for the rest of your life.
It can be useful for ANY job or profession.
best time is when they aren't exhausted or behind yet, but aren't tired anymore from waking up
Wow, the Penicillin thing blew my mind! I've ALWAYS told doctors I was allergic to that, and it's only because my parents always told me I had a reaction to it once. I was too young to even remember what the reaction was. I am now 42 and still tell doctors I'm allergic to it. They also covered ADHD here which is cool. I was diagnosed with it when I was a kid but stopped taking meds when I hit high school, and have been off of them ever since. I either grew out of it or it simply doesn't affect my daily life enough to need meds.
I loved the conversation with the ER doctor. My great grandmother, grandmother, my mother and my siblings and I all had the same doctor in Los Angeles. He was just starting out as a Doctor when my great grandmother became his patient. I last saw him as a teenager 25 years ago, and he has since passed, but we wont forget his bedside manner, the time he took to know our family and really care. He was a special man and physician. I wish more doctors were able to take more time.
This video was so genuine.
I love how passionate he is yet funny.
Never change Dr.Mike 🥹
Doctor Mike always says doctors don't know everything, but Dr. Mike is definitely the most knowledgeable doctor on the internet.
No he’s not lol there’s vegan doctors that are much better even if he’s pretty cool otherwise
I would like to be diagnosed by him because if I'm diagnosed by the Doctors of my country, I'll lose my time omg
@@Cassxowary So you have to be a vegan doctor to be better? Sounds like you need to get your head out of the vegan sphere for a bit and understand that any doctor can be extremely knowledgeable no matter what they eat.
This video was not only fun to watch, but also really interesting. Thank you, Doctor Mike!
Love this. I've avoided so many health concerns in my life strictly because of the cost, and the feeling of nobody actually listening or caring
Dr Mike, I have an issue with this new wave of Doctors that don’t want to see a patient in person. My mom was having lung/breathing problems and she wanted to see the specialist in person, but the specialist was like no, I want to do virtual. My mom is old school and she didn’t feel comfortable with doing a virtual consultation, but she felt she had no choice. Luckily a nurse told my mom she doesn’t have to do what the doctor says, and if she wants to be seen in person then the doctor has no choice but to see you in person. This was Kelsey Seybold Clinic in TX. I just feel like for most conditions, it’s better to be seen in person, and no doctor should pressure or shame a patient for wanting that.
I love how Dr Mike is using his platform to spread good info
I love how Dr Mike is using his platform to spread good info
Loving your mission, Doctor Mike! I just saw my new PCP last week, and he actually said to me that he wanted to make sure we had enough time to talk at my next appointment. I have a very complex health picture, so we need a decent amount of time to cover as much as we can. I'm very grateful that most of my doctors make sure that we have enough time together.
I'm so lucky with my Doctor. I was one of his first patient, and this year, I've lost about 70 lbs, he walked in with the biggest grin on his face. He is scheduled for 10 minutes, but he spends more than that, as much time as is needed to address what needs to be addressed. Bless him and his family.
When Dr Mike mentioned ATF and said “and what does that also stand for?”
My mind immediately went to “Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms?” 😂
I love that Dr.Mike advocates for good doctor patient relationships. I am so lucky to have an amazing care team. I have seen some doctors who obviously didn't care about me as a person. Found new doctors and feel like I'm seeing friends who care about me.
This whole video is hilarious and awesome and informative and makes me so happy ☺️ It took me a second to realize why he ran away from apples 😆 His wise crack about the crystals 🤣 Thank you so much, Dr. Mike, for mentioning B12 for vegans and vegetarians. So many vegans, especially, suffer from nutrient deficiency because they lack vitamins our bodies need because they're mostly found in meat products. Keep doing you, Dr. Mike. The world needs more doctors with your passion and joy of healthcare.
Love a Dr who is friendly, empathetic, and listens like you mentioned. Really makes the patient and healthcare provider relationship stronger.
But I see so many doctors who either look like they don’t like what they do and/or have compassion fatigue. We see how passionate you are at what you do…it’s tough cause I don’t see that too often. My ENT doctor is the best.
🤣🤣🤣 I lost it at ''that thing that dangles at the back of your thought as someone wise said ''
I really appreciate your comments on ADHD treatment, Doc! I'm newly diagnosed and it's upsetting to think about all the misinformation that's out there :(
There's also lots of quality information out there! It's all about what sources you trust. Dr. Mike is quick to generalize TikTok as bad here but it's a lot more nuanced than that.
@@violetleporid If I hand you a bowl of 100 M&Ms and I tell you that 50 of those M&Ms contain a lethal dose of cyanide, are you going to recommend people to take a few and eat them because "some of them are quality"?
@violetleporid It's true. However, in general, there are a lot of people trying to sell a miracle cure
@@violetleporid Tiktok is never a good source 🤦🏻♀️
I really appreciate your comments on ADHD treatment, Doc! I'm newly diagonosed and it's upsetting to think about all the misinformation that's out there :(
I was wondering when you were going to start doing the consult on the street thing again I love when you do it because you get to connect with people who may not be your everyday patients and can learn what to improve. Makes me wish I lived in New York I would purposely walk around on the street all day just to ask you medical questions ❤
Having discovered Dr. Mike's TH-cam channel, now he's the only doctor I can trust.
You are so passionate in your curbside consult videos and it really keeps me engaged! Love to see it Dr. Mike❤
Mike is an actual gigachad, wish more doctors and just people were like this man
You mean you wish more doctors took time away treating patients to become professional TH-camrs
@@southcoastinventors6583I think what they mean is we need doctors that are more willing to communicate and actually understand what the patient needs.
i dont there is a reason you should never take nutritional advise from doctors. This one like so many are clueless on basic nutrition. His stance on veganism for kids shows this
@southcoastinventors6583 So you're shaming him for making TH-cam videos while actively watching his videos? 🤣 Why are you here?
@@BombshElle_7 First of all I can't shame anyone into doing anything, second of all it take a big time commitment to run a successful TH-cam channel if you do not think its true it pretty easy to find out and finally I enjoy some of the videos especially those on current medical practices.
As far as why I am here well I hope your school didn't skip se*xED but since this is a medical channel I am sure you can get some practical information.
Thank you SO much for addressing the vegan/vegetarian question like you did. The only thing I'd suggest in the future when you cover that is some people do very badly on a vegan diet, especially those like many diabetics, because so much of a vegan diet can lean on carbs, which is a no-no for those trying to avoid excess sugars. :')
DM: “Is there anything from like TikTok or you’ve heard from your friends that people are like ‘Here’s health advice” and you’re like ‘Is that true?’”
Guy: “Well, I get my TikToks from you”
Today I have witnessed a glimmer of hope for the human race.
Wow!! I live in Spain and it surprise me a lot how the health system works in the U.S. Here every patient has at least 10-15 minutes with their doctors and they feel listened by them. A huge different is that in Spain healthcare is free, we all pay taxes and if you broke a leg or have an anxiety attack or whatever happens to you, you can go to the hospital and you don't have to worry about the amount of money that you have
Same in the USA. Except we don’t have too high taxes like Spain. These people have access to a doctor. Its free for poor and others have insurance.
He hella funny. The way he roasted healing crystals as one of the weaknesses of doctors. Love it
"You can't cheat a hangover" me, drinking like a champ, not having had one in a decade "so what's wrong with me then?" lol
YO 53 seconds ago!!! Love you Dr. Mike because of the way you simplify things so that everyone can understand and be encouraged to join MedSchool! Keep up the awesome work!! Love from India ❤
Same thing he said
Love from Canada ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The best way to ‘beat’ hangovers in my personal experience (someone who has had severe hangovers even from very light drinking) is to first prevent it by eating lots of vegetables with anti-inflammatory properties on a daily basis atleast a couple weeks before you start drinking hard. Second would be to drink clear liquors , keep the sugar to a minimum , and avoid dark liquors or mixing. But loading up on a healthy anti inflammatory vegetable rich diet for awhile beforehand seems to help the most.
I would say sugar is a big culprit to hangovers, so try to get used to using water as a chaser.
Brat if I was visiting New York and I just saw you there I would freak the flip out. You’re so inspirational person no celebrity can compare. Love you bro. Spacibo for your work.
So thankful for my pcp. He spends at least 20-30 minutes with me at each appointment. There were times when I was dealing with losing my husband (also his patient) that he spent up to an hour with me, letting my talk and making sure I was ok. He does run late a lot, but I know he’s giving others the time they need as well, so I don’t mind at all.
mike: “any tips on how to maintain your puffiness?”
squirrel: 👀🐿️
Just stumbled across this and I gotta say that last one from the physician hit the nail on the head.
I recently had Cushing's disease, as a result I developed osteoporosis which in turn resulted in breaking my back from t4 to l3 and my killing my hips from avascular necrosis.
I never really was one to go to the dr so during my treatment my dr.'s would regularly spend upwards of 30 to 40 minutes with me, until I understood what was going on or they understood what I was trying to explain how I felt. So I was kinda shocked to find out that I'm just blessed and lucky I got such great dr.'s.
I couldn't imagine going through something like that and not having the person treating me not taking the time needed.
C H E E S E
H E E S E
five nights at freddy’s that’s where i wanna be do you not get it?
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Dr. Mike should be the standard in healthcare. Have had a few Dr. Mike's in my 61 years and they are golden
I never had a hangover until I moved out on my own and was buying my own food and deciding what I wanted to eat when I wanted to eat it. Before that I never had them and I would sleep better after drinking and have water by me most of the night to rehydrate. I definitely think it makes a huge difference like Dr. Mike said
I am in a smaller town near Houston, TX and have a wonderful PCP that takes all the time I need to go over everything. I have quite a few problems so face to face time with her can be up to 30-45mins. This PCP is part of a system (UT Physicians), and it's crazy to me how much time she is able to give. I am used to military healthcare and large city universal care in San Antonio. It really does depend on where you live and how many patients are being seen in a place. I think we stretch the limits of patient capacity at pretty much all big city hospital systems.
Dr Mike your a inspiration not only amazing doctor but a caring,kind, sweet person we are lucky to have you to share your medical knowledge with all of us all over the world.
Missed the Doctor on the streets segments! Always wished there was a Doctor Mike "Doctor on the streets tour" through the US.
It would be especially cool if you did a boarder hopping tour going between US and Canada along the boarder and asking it's medical professionals and the general public about each regions healthcare services and what complaints, questions, or suggestions they have.
Yayyyyyyyy
While I’m only an exercise physiologist, I work in cardiac rehab and take a lot of pride in having the luxury of up to an hour with patients at an intake meeting to discuss risk factors for cardiovascular disease. I don’t see how it’s possible to properly treat cardiovascular disease in a 15 min appointment for most patients at their doctors appointments. Sometimes I wish I could go back to school to move higher up in health care, but I risk losing the relationships and care I’m able to offer now. I couldn’t imagine only having a few moments with a patient to try and treat their extremely complex heart disease. Patients deserve better!
As someone with ADHD (diagnosed thru telehealth services, a psychotherapist, and a psychiatrist) I will never create a TikTok account. Thank you for affirming my decision!
My primary doctor was my parents' primary doctor as well. We have a great relationship. Mom and Daddy are both gone now, but he always asks about the brothers and my cats. Sometimes, we share pictures. He usually spends close to a half hour with me before he sends me on my way for a few months. He's fabulous! I wish everyone could have such a great doctor!
I am so thankful for all that Dr. Mike does to bring us such good information and try to make a change in the medical field. I consider myself so lucky to have a PCP that see's me as a person and not another body in a room and just reads my chart.
*"Sees apples"* *"Runs away"* *"Recomposes self"* Had me in tears😂
I wish Dr. Mike would do these more often bc i love when people do (meaningful) questions in public 😊
My primary care doc is great. He checks everything, ask me all sorts of questions about my lifestyle, diet, activities I'm involved, etc. and we just have a conversation. He'll answer any questions I have to the best of his knowledge. During my last visit I asked him about altitude sickness because I had met some ladies during one of hikes out in Palo Duro Canyon who asked if I wanted to join them on a hiking trip to Kilimanjaro. He answered my question and then proceeded to tell me how a colleague lost his nose and fingers while climbing Everest...
The question at 2:35 is something I have been trying to find out for years and at last the best dr on TH-cam answers it
Dr. Mike, please come save the health system in New Zealand. ❤
I acquire soo much information from these, LOVE all of the curbside consults so far! I'm happy to see you continue it ❤️
good sir if i had doctors like you nearby i would actually go see them. i hope we see a day were people like you are more common in the field.
Need more Drs like this in my state.
As a younger person with a very interesting medical history, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve plainly walked out of a doctors office because I felt dismissed or belittled or uncomfortable. Thankfully I’m finding better doctors that I’m comfortable with- doctors that will actually listen to me. I had one doctor that I asked for a vitamin D check in addition to regular blood work at an annual exam and explained that it had been low in the past and I felt the symptoms of it. He blew me off because “we live in the south and there’s too much sunlight” for me to have low vitamin D. Guess what? Two months later my new doc listened and ordered the test. I’m now on supplements because I was right. So infuriating!
You should try to do a curbside consult every time you visit a new place, we love these! ❤
Good thing I have served more humane doctors back in the day. Thanks NRC Health and of course, Dr. Mike! 🙏
YESSSS!!! PLSSS! This is my FAVORITE series!!!!! Missed these!!
8:47 the guy riding his bike in the background is my dad lmaooo I was watching and was like wait a minute that’s my dad lol
i think everyone agrees that Mike should make more IRL videos
You mean mike shall make more vidoes of doctor on the streets
Correction at 3:45 : wave velocity is proportional (not inverse) to density of medium they travel through...
So helium's lower density would make waves of voice travel SLOWER into gas, resulting in shorter wavelengths hitting the ear, stimulating "higher pitch" region of nerves within our cochlea.
I luv biology and medicine, so this channel, is like one my fav channel. In the future, im even thinking on being a surgeon or a biologist! All thanks to doctor Mike!
5:48 Random older fella having a nap behind Dr. Mike took me off guard a tad 😲
Oh how I have missed seeing the Curbside Consult videos, was just the right thing to watch before crawling in bed.
Also yes, the squirrel, so cute just, cautiously moving towards the mic!!
I was allergic to dogs and cats as a kid but quickly grew out of it by the time was about 7. I also had really bad asthma when I was young. Idk what it was called but sometimes I had to use this breathing machine with a face mask and everything. Eventually It got better and I could just use an inhaler. A few years after that and it was gone. I was around 13 the last time I used an inhaler.
Thank you doctor Mike for being the amazing doctor I wish mine was. Your videos are awesome!
Thank you doctor Mike for being the amazing doctor I wish mine was. Your videos are awesome!
I love my GP! She sees me as a full person, truly listens, and gives detailed information
Thank you Dr Mike. This was a fun video for the following reasons:
1. I just did a paper on ADHD AND THE NEUROLOGICAL symptoms and origins of that disorder. 🤯
2. I'm vegetarian😤
3. Who knew you were so jacked on the front and backend of your tall physique? 🤔
4. Those young girls in the park sure we're smitten with the handsome DO. 😘
5. That squirrel had some very intriguing insights surrounding ovarian cysts🐿️
6. People are INDEED more important than medical industry efficiency.👩⚕️
7. Regrettably, the processes to become a practicing physician make the population too overwhelming ( emotionally, physically, financially)for the limited persons with medical aptitudes able to complete the necessary training. 🧟
8. The person's interviewed are so super New York!!! 🗽
I would offer critique of this video based off my highly critical thinking brain, But I want to be nice, right now.
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Dr. Mike you're doing great things with this video if this reaches you I hope you know that. Most interactions I've had with a doctor felt mostly dismissive of any concerns I may have. I've mostly settled into the belief that it isn't worth the co-pay or time in my day to see one. Which is lame, but true.
Love your energy.
Love your message.
keep doin cool things!
These are some of my favorite Dr. Mike videos.
Love the interactions.
These are some of my favorite Dr. Mike videos. Love the interactions
This is such a major cause to be supporting. So much unjust in healthcare systems across the globe. It’s great Doctor Mike wants to make a change.
That’s hardwork! Love how down to earth Mike is
Doctor Mike should definitely do more of these. The interactions are actually refreshing rather than just a doctor seeing a person as just “a patient” with some problem.
I love this i was literally told that i could set up a appointment with a RN if i needed to learn how to deal with concerns on getting off caffine and Soda due to having severe migranes that would keep me from work. The doctors office said that i could schedule a vist at a different office over 45 min from the area i lived in to talk to the RN or google it as the Doctor had "More important issues to handle " this same doctor is the one who told me i had diabetes from one test and stated "just stop drinking soda and eating desserts otherwise." Never having asked what i eat regularly (i do drink soda but im not a fan of sweets so i eat a dessert maybe 1 a week if that) When i asked for how i should handle the issue she said "Take this medicine im giving you and if you want other info just google it"
Absolutely love this style of video! Incredibly well produced! Great job again Dr. Mike!
I love that the doctor focuses a lot on visit time and doctors taking time knowing the patient. I had a private doc overseas and he used to know me and spend enough time with me. When I came to the uk it was a shock to me that the English doc just types on his computer while I'm talking in a robotic manner, it made me anxious.
Loved it, also didn't he look so happy to be working outside and not in an office or studio? Like a kid on a field trip 😁
I'm feeling very lucky with the GP I have now. Sometimes appointments can be really short, but when I need it the appointments take as long as needed. Never do I feel rushed when I'm there. And after she referred me to a specialist for my chronic illness she started calling (without an appointment) when she recieved an update from the specialist just to ask how it was for me and if I needed anything from her. Just that interaction already helps make you feel better.
Dr Mike never fails! So energetic 😂
M a physiotherapy student from India...recently discovered your channel ...and Dr.mike your videos are AMAZING !
Imagine this man gets to operate on you..I’d stay awake the whole time😂
He’s not a surgeon though but still funny 😂
Loving the gray hair on Dr. Mike! His wisdom is showing 🫶