As a reptile keeper and educator, shows that put animals in high stress situations really peeves me more than anything. Yes, of course an animal will bite you when locked in a tiny cage with no way to escape from intrusions. Snakes' go to plan is always escape if possible. They get defensive if need be.
On top of which, they make her move her head around in a way that's going to agitate the snakes. And they picked what looks like a central carpet (fine)... but also a jungle carpet (not used to people? Might well take a shot at you.) So they were hoping for what they got.
We had a security guard get commendations for saving a life. She had just received CPR training a couple weeks earlier since she was being posted in a hospital. Sure enough, a child started showing signs of choking, and their mom was in a panic. The security guard was closest, performed the Heimlich Maneuver, and the child expelled whatever was caught in his throat before medical staff even got there. Turns out the mom was a nurse. She wasn't incompetent or anything. It's just that much different when it's a loved one who's in trouble.
@@Mykasan true. I've learned first aid and know what to do in situations, so when it came to a time where i saw someone have a seizure in front of me.. i froze. i couldn't move at all. i wanted to, but i was too shocked to be able to move. freezing in situations like this is common
Oh, 100%. It's the same principle as how when it's someone else stressed out, were like "oh, take it easy, mate. Have a day off and a snack.". But when it is us, we're like "ALL REST IS A SIGN OF WEAKNESS." The closer we get to our own spaces, the less objective and on the ball we are. The more our personal trauma responses take over.
Morelia are known for being a little nippier than other snakes but in order to prompt it to bite that snake was SERIOUSLY aggravated. It’s heartbreaking to see.
Hey! Oral surgery assistant here! If your wisdom teeth ARE bothering you, please DO NOT wait to have them looked at. As Dr. Mike stated they can cause cysts which can lead to infection, which can lead to major bone loss and trauma. In one case, a young lady permanently lost feeling to one side of her lower jaw and tongue due to the size of the cyst that had to be removed and the permanent nerve damage it caused. Please do not wait!! The consequences are no bueno.
Yes you are correct. Pulling any teeth from the mandible can have a risk of permanent nerve damage. For most people, most of the molars will be in close proximity to the mandibular nerve aka a branch of the trigeminal nerve
@@cabinfever5730I’m assuming you mean the teeth aren’t fully ruptured. The typical problems this could cause are due to food getting stuck under the gum and not being able to get cleaned properly, eventually causing decay & infections. Most people need their wisdom teeth removed at some point. When you’re young it’s good to see a dentist so that they can keep an eye on your dental health & if you need your wisdom teeth removed. You might have some pains from your teeth moving but if there is pain such as aching or throbbing then you should see a dentist. It is best to see a dentist about removal before it becomes an infection like this. Hope that helps.
For anyone interested : The German show 'Wetten das...?' (roughly translates to 'I bet that..' or 'I dare you to...' ) resulted in a candidate becoming paralysed from the neck down after a 'bet' gone wrong - to jump over a moving car while wearing special spring shoes - all live on TV. It's the first thing I thought of when I saw the title.
@@CindyPhillips-z7j I was saying that during the "the price is right" one 😂 Like even if not life-changing injury, the medical bills are prob more than you'll win!
For the Australian comments. "Copped a serious flogging" = subjected to a lot of force/bad injury. (flogging from when people were flogged with whips and cat'o'nine tails. "pulling up stumps" = we had to finish (in this context early). Usually meaning something happened to cause us to finish/stop what we were doing. It comes from the sport of cricket, where when the game ends the players/umpires will pull the stumps out of the ground (stumps being the upright wooden poles that make up the wicket) "Pulling up stumps"
I had paused the video to read the text then when I played it again I just laughed at the fact I didn't realise they wouldn't be able to understand it and it didn't even occur to me it was Aussie slang 😂 Great explanation!
I paused to read it first. I chuckled a bit because I just knew this was slang that was going over my head. I caught onto the "serious flogging" part (since getting flogged was an old form of corporal punishment) but not the "stumps" part. I went on a short visit to Australia almost 20 years ago, so I learned very little slang when I was there. XD
That Whose Line clip is a classic. The game was for her to guess who the comedians were impersonating (they were given quirky identities on a secret card), and Ryan's was "Carol Channing whose head keeps getting stuck to things." After this happened, she guessed Carol Channing, and he went, "Well, I used to be, but I can't remember anymore" 😂
14:04 Hahahahah Australians 🤣 As an Aussie Physio I interpret grant’s injury caption as “My MCL was fully torn, therefore I had to prematurely retire from the game show”. Copped = sustained, serious flogging = beating/injury, pull up stumps = finishing a game of cricket and pulling the stumps out of the ground. Hope that helped!
No joke, hearing dr. Mike talk about vaso vagal syncope so often helped me so much when it happened to me. Vision blacked out, passed out, threw up, my poor elderly mother was so worried and I was just like "ah so that is what that feels like"
As a note about the clip with the snakes: I am extremely disappointed to see Chris from Bondi Vet there. He was always portrayed as someone who loves both animals and people. I would've imagined he'd have been against that event but apparently not.
I was surprised, too. I was thinking, "Ay!? Ain't that Chris from Bondi Vet? How is he OK with this?" Not that he has much say because of the producers and directors will always get the last say and such, but still.
Not in your video, but Samuel Koch's injury during the famous German gameshow "Wetten, dass..." was one of, if not the worst incident in the show and it showed once again how quickly things can go all south. Fortunately he lives to tell the tale. That could've ended way worse.
Probably was just too serious for the format. And I'd totally agree with that. Worst thing we got here was a broken leg, with the victim making fun of the injury the day after vs a guy on spring-loaded boots, trying to jump over a car (driven by his father) coming towards him, failing, and ending up quadriplegic. There was a lot of stupid stunts on that game show, but this one was Jackass levels of dumb (I could have sworn it was much longer ago as, but it turns out its only been 13 years)
@@GmmBeast just like chachalon said, he was wearing spring-loaded boots, and jumping over cars. he failed to clear the fourth car, and landed what looks to be face-first on the floor. i believe he broke his neck, which caused him to be quadriplegic. he's still very optimistic about life though! studying acting, and doing theatre
@@zookie3737 Sorry, I thought they were referencing something different, since I didn't know what Samuel Koch's injury was 😅 I got confused by how the comment was phrased haha.
I can even relate to not treating 'family members' as a vet. When one of my pets gets sick, all of the sudden, I no longer know ANYTHING helpfull to do!
Funny story with how much the scalp bleeds...my mom was in color guard in high school and twirled the rifles. One of her teammates got hit in the head with the butt of the rifle during practice one day and started bleeding a lot (even though it was a small cut). Several teammates took her over to the ER and told the staff she got hit with a rifle. The police showed up a few minutes later, saw the amount of bleeding, and started questioning her. Then the team realized how the ER staff had interpreted the situation and clarified it was a very fake rifle and at color guard practice haha.
@@thelegioncollectiveThe folks eho twirl flags and sometimes fake rifles and sabers during a marching band performance. I did it in high school and had so many concussions, dislocations, and broken bones. I still miss it, though.
I had a similar injury… walked into a clothing rack while working at a basic lingerie store. I hear my coworker as I come out of the stock room say, “Ah… you should fix your makeup.” Which was our store code for ‘you’re injured and it’s visible’ Working there, we had one woman who was in roller derby, one who’s accident prone, and one who was in boxing. We were frequently bruised or injured… selling underwear is dangerous!
“Brain injuries are no joke…”. Thanks Dr. Mike, I’m a Boomer-aged former athlete, and really wish we’d known about TBI then. Please put that up there with chest compressions!
Fear Factor never struck me as truly dangerous because even though the things they are doing are technically dangerous, I always figured that show had to have a million safety precautions in place to ensure no one would get seriously injured - otherwise it would kill the show and obviously the showrunners don't want that.
Probably so. My mind goes to the one contest where the contestant was allergic to the fish that they had to eat for the round. When picking out the part they would eat from inside the fish, she had a reaction and that was it for her. Just something unexpected that was thankfully didn't end up worse.
My son’s wisdom teeth were literally rotated 90 degrees in his mouth. They were oriented laterally vs vertically. His orthodontist was waiting for his second molars to come in before removing his braces. At 17, they still hadn’t emerged on the bottom. It was then realized that his laterally oriented wisdom teeth were blocking the eruption of his second molars (12 yr molars). Braces came off, wisdom teeth removed, second molars came in, and his mouth is beautiful!
14:10 as a Australian citizen I can tell you that “copped a flogging” means you smacked it to hard or get court. So in this case John grant smacked his knee so hard that he hurt knee
Hard to implement in real life… I’ll say. My mom is an ER doctor and she saved the lives of three family members now. The first was my grandfather who fell in the backyard and broke his neck. The second was my aunt who developed a tooth infection that spread to the tissues underneath her jaw and almost closed her airway. She went to the ER and they ignored the signs and sent her home. My mom recognized what was going on and insisted on sending her back demanding a new provider. If she had gone to sleep that night, her throat would’ve closed and she would’ve died in her sleep. The third was my father who about a month and a half ago had a thunderclap headache, a seizure, among other things right there in their living room. He had a subarachnoid hemorrhage. I told her this is getting a little bit ridiculous 😅
"Stairs are the best AND worst human invention." I about spit my water through my nose. I'm an Ehlers-Danlos patient who fell down the stairs twice in 10 days. First a sprain, then a fracture. I *FEEL* this.
Seriously! I slipped and fell down my basement stairs a few times. I landed on my tailbone, but it didn't feel like it was fractured or bruised. It hurts if I sit on it for a while. I would trip going up the stairs at my old high school since they were kinda steep.
@@StephALowry29The tail bone (coxicx)- probably spelt wrong, Is a very persevering bone, but also very fragile. I’ve injured myself a few times resulting in weeks of not sitting down, one accident being falling down the stairs. So I get it. You just have to to wait it out if it’s not broken, unfortunately.
Dr. Mike! The clip where the snakes are biting the competitors triggered a great idea for your channel. A fellow TH-camr, Chandler’s Wild Life, recently put out content of his experience where he was in India and was bitten by an Indian Cobra. He talks about his experience not only with the bite, but with the healthcare system and where he feels like people are not educated enough on how to help people who may happen to go through that situation. I feel like you would be greatly interested in what he experienced in the hospitals not only here in the US but in India as well. It was a crazy story. Thanks for the great content!
[8:10] Here's a little medical story for me My middle school had bleachers and they're about 8ft high, give or take. I, with a history of falling down stairs, face planted from the top step to the concrete floor and hit my temple. I just casually got up, got on the bus, and went home. Went to the hospital the day after and was perfectly fine, nothing but a single bruise. We're still confused, and I am now banned from going up most bleachers :)
5:10 To be fair, superficial face injuries, especially near the eye, tend to bleed a lot! I took a tumble while rollerblading once as a kid and got a cut just under my right eye. My face was covered in blood before I could even walk home 10 minutes later.
About the impacted wisdom teeth, I had one surgically removed. It was enough to get me a swelling which looked like I had a golf ball in my mouth. The swelling took like 10 days before it started reducing. It is one of those things I would never want to experience again!
I had to have all four of mine cut out during a single visit. I was 24 years old at the time and the dentist (surgeon), who had practiced for over 35 or so years told me that I had the smallest adult mouth he'd ever seen in his life!
I just got mine out this past Friday. For me I swelled a bit and it was sort of painful, but I went to a dance event that same evening. I’m doing so much better than a few days ago which I’m really happy about
@@colosine Yeah, It really matters from person to person... I was 16 when I had it removed by the most renowned dentist in my city. I didn't take the painkillers unless it started hurting a lot (I still took only half a pill when it did). It really matters from person to person and mine was buried in really deep in my jaw. My second molar was blocked by the wisdom teeth.
8:04 what a KING - reminds me of how Dave Grohl broke his leg during a Foo Fighters performance and still finished playing the show while sitting in a chair next to an EMT splinting him up. The show must go on!
9:51 My father was an OB/GYN, and he delivered me. He was in the Air Force stationed at a remote base in Maine and there was only one other doctor qualfied to run the delivery, so he was there. And I came out breech, feet first, so there were complications. All went well. His patients loved him, but no more than his patient that day.
Do you know the case of Samuel Koch? He bet that he can jump over a car on one of the most successful German television shows ever, which involves betting against the host. He could actually do it, had always managed it in all the rehearsals beforehand, but broke his spine during the live broadcast on television in front of millions of viewers and has been paralyzed ever since.
9:51 My science teacher used to work as an EMT and got called to a car accident. Turns out one of the people who died in that accident was either his college best friend or older brother (I forgot which one it was)
I would love to see a sports injury one with what other protection they SHOULD make mandatory based on your opinion, specifically since the sad passing of Adam Johnson and the question of whether neck guards should be mandatory.
They have pretty good cut/stab proof materials that they could have some decent protection covering their whole body at this point. Plus I'm sure they can make some pretty flexible shock absorbing materials for the neck but the question is mostly how much they're willing to spend on protecting their players.
That's exactly what I was thinking the other day too, there really needs to be neck guards in hockey, even if the chances of someone getting their neck sliced open is so little compared to the injuries knee pads can prevent... It's still just as important, especially now that this happened, since it's more fatal.
I have hyper mobility so my joints are always dislocating; especially my shoulders and hips. However, my knees, wrists, jaw, toes and fingers have all been dislicated. Ive learned how to pop my joints back into place and i have exercises to do to keep my joints in place for the majority of the time.
I had to have all four of my severly impacted wisdom teeth taken out. I had to be put under general anaesthesia. I had huge chipmunk cheeks and it took ages to heal. It did help a lot with my chronic jaw pain though
Dr Mike is very expressive and passionate with his delivery. I've never had my wisdom teeth extracted, maybe I've got no wisdom 😂. I have had a few head injuries one bring two subaracnoid aneuyrism, I think that beats wisdom teeth. No competition. But some of the injuries look awful, as a paramedic we would sometimes be on call for some game shows. 😊
Did absolutely no one else realize that the man in the snake video thing is Chris from Bondi Vet? I mean A] of course the snakes wouldn't be venomous that's a lawsuit waiting to happen but I'm almost more concerned that a vet was there hosting that. He's (from what I've seen of his show) a very responsible caring person.
I was such an accident prone kid and fell down the stairs so often in the morning that after awhile my mom stopped checking on me and would just yell “good morning” from wherever she was in the house 😂
Lol, that's basically how my grandparents greeted my mom each morning. "Hey, is Steph up yet?" -sounds of child tumbling down the stairs- "Oh, yeah, she's up"
lol the first Thumbnail was from the german game show "Wetten dass" where Smauel Koch actually became a quadriplegic... but it's not even in the video and now the thumbnail is changed as well
13:54 - "pull up stumps" is referencing cricket as the umpires pull out the stumps (the wooden sticks on the pitch) when the game is ending for that day👍
Late to the game but absolutely listen to Mike brain injuries are no joke and not always obvious. Suffered for a year + of having next to no short term memory/extreme difficulty in learning new things because I had no physical signs and thought I was just not managing my adhd well. Was lucky enough to find a neurologist willing to see and treat me for a reasonable cost shout out Dr.Bright you saved my future for real.
Interesting one of the worst accidents in game show history, shown in the thumbnail, is not talked about in the video, why? For all who are wondering german game show called "Wetten Dass" contestant Samuel Koch had an accident during a challenge that left him a quadriplegic.
What you mentioned about dislocations and loosening muscles. That's what makes hypermobility and other joint disorders so dangerous, it's that every time it happens your joints get worse and worse, to the point that subluxations and dislocations become just a regular part of your everyday life. Alot of my friends or people who meet me are usually freaked out when they find out that I have subluxated or dislocated joints literally every other day, to me it's become normal, but it reminds me just how truly odd it is when other people react the ways they do😂
13:18 - A partner of mine has some internal scarring from blood clots she got in her chest. It's made mammograms difficult for her as it'll come up with a whole bunch of false positives if they're not paying careful enough attention.
"Dr. Mike, you're the 'medutainer' we never knew we needed! Your videos are the perfect cure for boredom, and your humor is a dose of pure delight. Keep diagnosing us with laughter and knowledge - your 'bedside' manner is the best in the biz! 😷🤣👨⚕"
The pain from a wisdom tooth is horrible because it radiates to the ear too and the gum tissue around it if it’s partially erupted can get inflamed and it’s called pericoronitis
I only had three wisdom teeth, but my son had the top two taken out & then suffered a sinus bleed, his eye swelled up & he needed antibiotic IV drip for a week. He could have died. Another dentist did not notice the infection because our oral surgeon dentist went on vacation.😢
@@cathymckay5915oh yes because the top ones can go up by the sinus wall and it could cause a hole but they should have known it was close with the X-rays I’m glad he is okay
Dr. Mike at 13:38 was fascinating for me to watch. My mom is a nurse and she always sees medical conditions on people that I would have never noticed. Like edema in someone's legs or contracture in someone's hand. So seeing Dr. Mike's eyes and concentration at that time stamp was fun because I know his doctor brain is just a whirling.
The worst thing about the snake segment is that the male host is also a vet(unless I`m confusing him with someone else), which makes this even worse. Look up Bondi Vet.
You can also get dry socket when you have teeth pulled. I’ve heard people say it’s more painful than giving birth. Thank god that hasn’t happened to me.
had bith and dry socket is not fun and last longer than birth but unmedicated birth is way worse. also you tube has a lot of videos on how to immediately stop dry socket pain. clove oil
That snake bite could've easily been avoided if they had just stayed still. Snakes don't attack except to defend themselves. That was a very angry snake (if I had to guess, it looked like a jungle python which are known to be more likely to bite but still only when angered). And the fact it was vet who is the host of this show is so much worse. Anyway, love these videos, they're always fun to watch!
This reminded me of the time I sustained an inversion ankle sprain. Heard snapping sounds as I stepped off my back deck and onto a slick paver stone. It was.... excruciating. I particularly sucked because my two toddlers were in the house and I was home alone with them. 😂
Was wondering if you guys were gonna do the Challenge! One of my favorite shows, but prone to injuries especially in over water dailies. Grant's was his own fault because they showed everyone how to jump beforehand and he was the only one who jumped sideways 🤦🏾♀️ Surprised you didn't show the clip where Olivia gets hit in the face with a golf ball. That was gnarly.
@@dianakayla but it was. They had people there to show all the contestants how to jump. They were supposed to jump facing forward. He was the only one that, for some reason, jumped sideways and that's probably why he missed. They've talked about this on Challenge podcasts.
If you can find it, check the episode and brief documentary about a game show called Dog eat dog. They did a stunt on the show where the contestants had to be submerged under water, and one of the contestants ended up with brain damage due to lack of oxygen.
Mike "uses the acciedent from the german game show ´Wetten, dass´ as part of the thumbnail" Also Mike "doesnt cover it in the video " Man i was loking forward to `Wetten, dass` making an apperance
Sorry about that, everyone. We did cover it but wound up cutting the segment from the final version of this video, and the previous thumbnail got uploaded by accident. Apologies for the bait and switch.
I have Chronic mild traumatic brain injury. One doctor called it post-concussion syndrome, which mine is now permanent. And I have post traumatic headaches. And, chronic migraines. Mine added up and became debilitating. Watch out for multiple concussions, especially when they are near each other.
Great video as always! I'd love to see you react to medical scenes from Flatliners (there was surely a lot of those in the 1990 version, not sure how good is the 2017 remake)!
the australian man seriously injured his MCL and because of this he had to leave the game show (pulling stumps as in getting out in cricket, its the end of your match)
Those snakes are absolutely gorgeous pythons. They don’t deserve to be so cooped up in such a stressful situation. I hate it when people use snakes for stuff like this…
Can confirm. I was in a car accident and the seatbelt injured my breast and later caused fat necrosis. It was crazy because it hurt so bad but there was no bruise for almost a week and then it turned black and purple. Now it feels like there’s a golf ball in my breast. I recently had my first mammogram and told the radiologist about it and she confirmed it and showed it to me. It was way smaller than it feels from the outside.
Ive recently had surgery on my right shoulder for a Bankart and Labral tear. I've dealt with partial dislocations since my teenage years, and I can say that it definitely sucks. I still need surgery on my left one, but my right shoulder was first since it was the worst
OMG those make my soul cringe. Sometimes I feel like sneezing is going to paralyze me. Getting tossed by a horse sounds like absolute hell! My mom got thrown back in the 60s. I'm not saying that caused all of her problems but it didn't help. 🤦♀️
There was once a show here, where celebrities learned to ride horses. Only one of them was eliminated, because they did badly in a challenge. One got kicked of for hitting the horse and everyone else had to leave, because of an injury. Dangerous sport, huh.
Far too many people underestimate and do not respect that horses are a half-ton animal that is two seconds away from freaking out in the right circumstances at all times. I've been thrown, kicked, and bitten many times, but I still love them so much.
@@g5rearea I know and some of the horses were not the kind you'd give to a beginner. One of them was only five. People should know that animals are not toys you can just do whatever with. The whole idea was crazy, but I think that mad reality tv was kind of a thing in the 00's.
After a fall on stairs where I landed with full body weight on one butt cheek near the sacrum, hitting just the stair edge, I had fat necrosis causing a permanent bump + a deep dent to develop on that side.over a few months. It was thankfully numb immediately from the pressure of the massive, rapid bruising and trauma, and stayed that way for months. It still has impaired sensation many years later.
3:45 Just had a tiny avulsion fracture a few months ago. Not to serious, just had a little bruising line along the side of my ankle but I think most of the pain was from my sprained ankle. Eventually was able to wear a boot and get my ankle healed back up. The doctor said I needed to do a follow up appointment but my parents said that it was so small that I didn't need one, lucky me.
12:01 it really reminded me of Mykie (Glam & Gore) her injury when she slipped and fell in the shower era Dr Mike did a video with her where they looked at horror movie injuries to see how accurate they are
My husband responded as an EMT to my first anaphylaxis (I developed Mast Cell Activation Syndrome due to hEDS and POTS), and I have to say, neither of us recommend it. He spent several months having nightmares about having to respond to other emergencies of mine.
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As a reptile keeper and educator, shows that put animals in high stress situations really peeves me more than anything. Yes, of course an animal will bite you when locked in a tiny cage with no way to escape from intrusions. Snakes' go to plan is always escape if possible. They get defensive if need be.
to make the situation worse, the male host on that show is a 'celebrity' veterinarian too. total sellout
And the snakes would be agitated by how loud the contestants were being right up in their faces.
On top of which, they make her move her head around in a way that's going to agitate the snakes. And they picked what looks like a central carpet (fine)... but also a jungle carpet (not used to people? Might well take a shot at you.) So they were hoping for what they got.
I can't even understand why they put them in a place full of snakes and are surprised when something goes wrong
@@ansleywimer9873 I would argue that, in the eyes of the producers, something went right.
We had a security guard get commendations for saving a life. She had just received CPR training a couple weeks earlier since she was being posted in a hospital. Sure enough, a child started showing signs of choking, and their mom was in a panic. The security guard was closest, performed the Heimlich Maneuver, and the child expelled whatever was caught in his throat before medical staff even got there.
Turns out the mom was a nurse. She wasn't incompetent or anything. It's just that much different when it's a loved one who's in trouble.
@SalisburyFoxno, you can froze when in panic. it's a normal reaction. the fight or flight switch just turns off.
@SalisburyFox Easy to see it that way until you get put in that situation yourself.
@SalisburyFoxyou didn't watched the video did you
@@Mykasan true. I've learned first aid and know what to do in situations, so when it came to a time where i saw someone have a seizure in front of me.. i froze. i couldn't move at all. i wanted to, but i was too shocked to be able to move. freezing in situations like this is common
Oh, 100%. It's the same principle as how when it's someone else stressed out, were like "oh, take it easy, mate. Have a day off and a snack.". But when it is us, we're like "ALL REST IS A SIGN OF WEAKNESS."
The closer we get to our own spaces, the less objective and on the ball we are. The more our personal trauma responses take over.
It's frustrating to see animals still being used in a way that terrifies and abuses them, and perpetuates the fear about them.
Especially when one of the hosts/judges/whatever is a veterinarian. Really wasn't happy to see that tbh :/
Morelia are known for being a little nippier than other snakes but in order to prompt it to bite that snake was SERIOUSLY aggravated. It’s heartbreaking to see.
Hmmmmfff another vegan teacher 🤦
absolutely heartbreaking. reptiles are docile and chill animals…. they just got cornered and didn’t know what to do :(
@@AKindOfDogi hoped Chris would step in or something
Hey! Oral surgery assistant here! If your wisdom teeth ARE bothering you, please DO NOT wait to have them looked at. As Dr. Mike stated they can cause cysts which can lead to infection, which can lead to major bone loss and trauma. In one case, a young lady permanently lost feeling to one side of her lower jaw and tongue due to the size of the cyst that had to be removed and the permanent nerve damage it caused. Please do not wait!! The consequences are no bueno.
they can also grow into where the nerves are in ur jaw, I had to get mine pulled bc of that
Yes you are correct. Pulling any teeth from the mandible can have a risk of permanent nerve damage. For most people, most of the molars will be in close proximity to the mandibular nerve aka a branch of the trigeminal nerve
Would the gums being half grown over the teeth be considered "bothering" or is that normal?
This is definitely considered bothersome! Especially since bacteria can still get trapped under the gum tissue causing decay and discomfort.
@@cabinfever5730I’m assuming you mean the teeth aren’t fully ruptured.
The typical problems this could cause are due to food getting stuck under the gum and not being able to get cleaned properly, eventually causing decay & infections.
Most people need their wisdom teeth removed at some point.
When you’re young it’s good to see a dentist so that they can keep an eye on your dental health & if you need your wisdom teeth removed.
You might have some pains from your teeth moving but if there is pain such as aching or throbbing then you should see a dentist. It is best to see a dentist about removal before it becomes an infection like this.
Hope that helps.
For anyone interested : The German show 'Wetten das...?' (roughly translates to 'I bet that..' or 'I dare you to...' ) resulted in a candidate becoming paralysed from the neck down after a 'bet' gone wrong - to jump over a moving car while wearing special spring shoes - all live on TV. It's the first thing I thought of when I saw the title.
. . . WTF-
Is any amount of money worth that risk? Not to me?
@@CindyPhillips-z7j I was saying that during the "the price is right" one 😂 Like even if not life-changing injury, the medical bills are prob more than you'll win!
The worst part was his family were the ones driving the vehicles
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For the Australian comments.
"Copped a serious flogging" = subjected to a lot of force/bad injury. (flogging from when people were flogged with whips and cat'o'nine tails.
"pulling up stumps" = we had to finish (in this context early). Usually meaning something happened to cause us to finish/stop what we were doing. It comes from the sport of cricket, where when the game ends the players/umpires will pull the stumps out of the ground (stumps being the upright wooden poles that make up the wicket) "Pulling up stumps"
I had paused the video to read the text then when I played it again I just laughed at the fact I didn't realise they wouldn't be able to understand it and it didn't even occur to me it was Aussie slang 😂
Great explanation!
Thank you!
Big cricket fan here. Came to see if anyone clarified it here
As an Australian I can confirm this is correct
I paused to read it first. I chuckled a bit because I just knew this was slang that was going over my head. I caught onto the "serious flogging" part (since getting flogged was an old form of corporal punishment) but not the "stumps" part. I went on a short visit to Australia almost 20 years ago, so I learned very little slang when I was there. XD
That Whose Line clip is a classic. The game was for her to guess who the comedians were impersonating (they were given quirky identities on a secret card), and Ryan's was "Carol Channing whose head keeps getting stuck to things." After this happened, she guessed Carol Channing, and he went, "Well, I used to be, but I can't remember anymore" 😂
My favorite part is when Ryan tells Drew "stop picking the glass from my hair" while still in the Carol Channing voice
It was epic!😂
"Can you tell me, am I bleeding?" 😂😂😂
Ryan's Carol impression was a classic in the show.
Ryan is a rock star.
14:04 Hahahahah Australians 🤣 As an Aussie Physio I interpret grant’s injury caption as “My MCL was fully torn, therefore I had to prematurely retire from the game show”. Copped = sustained, serious flogging = beating/injury, pull up stumps = finishing a game of cricket and pulling the stumps out of the ground. Hope that helped!
No joke, hearing dr. Mike talk about vaso vagal syncope so often helped me so much when it happened to me. Vision blacked out, passed out, threw up, my poor elderly mother was so worried and I was just like "ah so that is what that feels like"
As a note about the clip with the snakes: I am extremely disappointed to see Chris from Bondi Vet there. He was always portrayed as someone who loves both animals and people. I would've imagined he'd have been against that event but apparently not.
Same here :(
I was surprised, too.
I was thinking, "Ay!? Ain't that Chris from Bondi Vet? How is he OK with this?"
Not that he has much say because of the producers and directors will always get the last say and such, but still.
Family feud was the last game show I’d thought to see on here but then I saw Johnny Knoxville and it started making sense
Johnny Knoxville explains everything. 🤣
I was trying to place the guy answering the question and then Knoxville rolled up and tazed him and it all clicked into place. 🤣
I love that he used a clip from Jackass while explaining about tasing too
I knew it was jackass when I saw the girls jacket
The Jackass crossover episode is something I never knew I needed but it is absolute GOLD
Not in your video, but Samuel Koch's injury during the famous German gameshow "Wetten, dass..." was one of, if not the worst incident in the show and it showed once again how quickly things can go all south. Fortunately he lives to tell the tale. That could've ended way worse.
He had it in his thumbnail before he changed it. Maybe he had to take it out because ZDF is strict with claiming clips
Probably was just too serious for the format. And I'd totally agree with that. Worst thing we got here was a broken leg, with the victim making fun of the injury the day after vs a guy on spring-loaded boots, trying to jump over a car (driven by his father) coming towards him, failing, and ending up quadriplegic. There was a lot of stupid stunts on that game show, but this one was Jackass levels of dumb (I could have sworn it was much longer ago as, but it turns out its only been 13 years)
What was his injury?
@@GmmBeast just like chachalon said, he was wearing spring-loaded boots, and jumping over cars. he failed to clear the fourth car, and landed what looks to be face-first on the floor. i believe he broke his neck, which caused him to be quadriplegic. he's still very optimistic about life though! studying acting, and doing theatre
@@zookie3737 Sorry, I thought they were referencing something different, since I didn't know what Samuel Koch's injury was 😅 I got confused by how the comment was phrased haha.
I can even relate to not treating 'family members' as a vet. When one of my pets gets sick, all of the sudden, I no longer know ANYTHING helpfull to do!
4:12 was my old coworker! ❤
she was like my work mom lol
She radiates so much joy and energy and also has the sweetest of souls 🥹💕
Funny story with how much the scalp bleeds...my mom was in color guard in high school and twirled the rifles. One of her teammates got hit in the head with the butt of the rifle during practice one day and started bleeding a lot (even though it was a small cut). Several teammates took her over to the ER and told the staff she got hit with a rifle. The police showed up a few minutes later, saw the amount of bleeding, and started questioning her. Then the team realized how the ER staff had interpreted the situation and clarified it was a very fake rifle and at color guard practice haha.
What's color guard?
@@thelegioncollectiveThe folks eho twirl flags and sometimes fake rifles and sabers during a marching band performance. I did it in high school and had so many concussions, dislocations, and broken bones. I still miss it, though.
@@LaurenWisniewski06I did it in high school, college, and did winter guard and had my few shares of crazy incidents including fainting on a field
I had a similar injury… walked into a clothing rack while working at a basic lingerie store. I hear my coworker as I come out of the stock room say, “Ah… you should fix your makeup.” Which was our store code for ‘you’re injured and it’s visible’
Working there, we had one woman who was in roller derby, one who’s accident prone, and one who was in boxing. We were frequently bruised or injured… selling underwear is dangerous!
@@icarusbinns3156 I'll believe it, my sister nearly put her eye out on a bra rack as a kid!
“Brain injuries are no joke…”. Thanks Dr. Mike, I’m a Boomer-aged former athlete, and really wish we’d known about TBI then. Please put that up there with chest compressions!
Your not concerned about the tiddies in the thumbnail? Heheh
31 and suffering my friend lmao
Fear Factor never struck me as truly dangerous because even though the things they are doing are technically dangerous, I always figured that show had to have a million safety precautions in place to ensure no one would get seriously injured - otherwise it would kill the show and obviously the showrunners don't want that.
The viewers love it when people get injured
Probably so. My mind goes to the one contest where the contestant was allergic to the fish that they had to eat for the round. When picking out the part they would eat from inside the fish, she had a reaction and that was it for her. Just something unexpected that was thankfully didn't end up worse.
in one of the copy cat shows some one died, a few ppl almost did on the main show, i think a rigger on fear facter also almost died
@@drakas110 A what now?
Someone actually had heart failure from a barrel situation on fear factor. That person is no longer alive.
My son’s wisdom teeth were literally rotated 90 degrees in his mouth. They were oriented laterally vs vertically. His orthodontist was waiting for his second molars to come in before removing his braces. At 17, they still hadn’t emerged on the bottom. It was then realized that his laterally oriented wisdom teeth were blocking the eruption of his second molars (12 yr molars). Braces came off, wisdom teeth removed, second molars came in, and his mouth is beautiful!
14:10 as a Australian citizen I can tell you that “copped a flogging” means you smacked it to hard or get court. So in this case John grant smacked his knee so hard that he hurt knee
Hard to implement in real life… I’ll say. My mom is an ER doctor and she saved the lives of three family members now. The first was my grandfather who fell in the backyard and broke his neck. The second was my aunt who developed a tooth infection that spread to the tissues underneath her jaw and almost closed her airway. She went to the ER and they ignored the signs and sent her home. My mom recognized what was going on and insisted on sending her back demanding a new provider. If she had gone to sleep that night, her throat would’ve closed and she would’ve died in her sleep. The third was my father who about a month and a half ago had a thunderclap headache, a seizure, among other things right there in their living room. He had a subarachnoid hemorrhage.
I told her this is getting a little bit ridiculous 😅
She found her calling alright. Being the hero your family needs!
your mom not only got her profession right, but also became a family angel of sorts lol. props to her!
"Stairs are the best AND worst human invention." I about spit my water through my nose. I'm an Ehlers-Danlos patient who fell down the stairs twice in 10 days. First a sprain, then a fracture. I *FEEL* this.
Seriously! I slipped and fell down my basement stairs a few times. I landed on my tailbone, but it didn't feel like it was fractured or bruised. It hurts if I sit on it for a while. I would trip going up the stairs at my old high school since they were kinda steep.
@@StephALowry29The tail bone (coxicx)- probably spelt wrong, Is a very persevering bone, but also very fragile. I’ve injured myself a few times resulting in weeks of not sitting down, one accident being falling down the stairs. So I get it. You just have to to wait it out if it’s not broken, unfortunately.
If you land on your leg or ankle wrong no matter how far you fell it hurts like hell
Ryan breaking the neon light with his head will never fail to make me laugh, that's an iconic Whose Line moment.
Was not expecting a WLIIA moment in this! Now I want to rewatch the classics 🤠
Yes! Especially how he kept going with the bit while everyone is asking "Are you okay?"
Ryan Stiles has always been one of my absolute favorites, especially for his Carol Channing impressions.
As a young snake owner, I hate hate hate when people use any animal in shows for drama and they think the creature is dangerous.
Makes my blood boil, not a snake owner though.
1:53
The man pressing the button is a veterinarian, (BONDI VET)... I love how there is a vet for the snakes but not a doctor for the people haha
I thought I recognized him!
Dr. Mike! The clip where the snakes are biting the competitors triggered a great idea for your channel. A fellow TH-camr, Chandler’s Wild Life, recently put out content of his experience where he was in India and was bitten by an Indian Cobra. He talks about his experience not only with the bite, but with the healthcare system and where he feels like people are not educated enough on how to help people who may happen to go through that situation. I feel like you would be greatly interested in what he experienced in the hospitals not only here in the US but in India as well. It was a crazy story. Thanks for the great content!
I’m an ER nurse in a small hospital and really think that education and spreading awareness the way you do is so important!
I’m amazed at how much doctors have to know and understand. I mean the body is so complicated.
I love that Dr Mike still uses “peewoop” to censor cussing 🤣
The snake game almost made me cry.
[8:10] Here's a little medical story for me
My middle school had bleachers and they're about 8ft high, give or take. I, with a history of falling down stairs, face planted from the top step to the concrete floor and hit my temple. I just casually got up, got on the bus, and went home. Went to the hospital the day after and was perfectly fine, nothing but a single bruise. We're still confused, and I am now banned from going up most bleachers :)
5:10 To be fair, superficial face injuries, especially near the eye, tend to bleed a lot! I took a tumble while rollerblading once as a kid and got a cut just under my right eye. My face was covered in blood before I could even walk home 10 minutes later.
I had all my wisdom teeth cut out, too, and after the procedure I looked like a chipmunk for about a week. It was so painful.
I love that scene from whose line is it anyway. Glad Ryan was ok and love how he could play it off in hoedown
About the impacted wisdom teeth, I had one surgically removed. It was enough to get me a swelling which looked like I had a golf ball in my mouth. The swelling took like 10 days before it started reducing. It is one of those things I would never want to experience again!
That's what I want to hear a week before I have one removed xD
I had to have all four of mine cut out during a single visit. I was 24 years old at the time and the dentist (surgeon), who had practiced for over 35 or so years told me that I had the smallest adult mouth he'd ever seen in his life!
@@colosineit depends on the person. Mine went super smooth, I was literally at dance practice the next day. For some people it’s worse
I just got mine out this past Friday. For me I swelled a bit and it was sort of painful, but I went to a dance event that same evening. I’m doing so much better than a few days ago which I’m really happy about
@@colosine Yeah, It really matters from person to person... I was 16 when I had it removed by the most renowned dentist in my city. I didn't take the painkillers unless it started hurting a lot (I still took only half a pill when it did). It really matters from person to person and mine was buried in really deep in my jaw. My second molar was blocked by the wisdom teeth.
8:04 what a KING - reminds me of how Dave Grohl broke his leg during a Foo Fighters performance and still finished playing the show while sitting in a chair next to an EMT splinting him up. The show must go on!
9:51 My father was an OB/GYN, and he delivered me. He was in the Air Force stationed at a remote base in Maine and there was only one other doctor qualfied to run the delivery, so he was there. And I came out breech, feet first, so there were complications. All went well. His patients loved him, but no more than his patient that day.
I remember seeing the list of injuries caused by Takeshi's Castle. That show was savage lol
“Australians” had me howling with laughter 🤣🤣🤣 ( honestly being a kiwi I’m just so use to the lingo )
why did I read this with an Australian accent
Do you know the case of Samuel Koch? He bet that he can jump over a car on one of the most successful German television shows ever, which involves betting against the host. He could actually do it, had always managed it in all the rehearsals beforehand, but broke his spine during the live broadcast on television in front of millions of viewers and has been paralyzed ever since.
Poop
Looks like I'm not the first one to have that in mind and by no means the only one.
I've always heard it as, if it bites you and you die, it's venomous, and if you bite it and you die, it's poisonous.
9:51 My science teacher used to work as an EMT and got called to a car accident. Turns out one of the people who died in that accident was either his college best friend or older brother (I forgot which one it was)
Honestly, I would love a whole episode of Dr. Mike reacting to The Challenge. I need him to see Tony rupturing his spleen.
If you need a list, let me know 😂
I agree! Can't forget Olivia and the golfball, Leroy and the car and Jay and Rogan
Yeah I’d really like to see that. Especially the one with Leroy and the car and that skydiving crash that happened to Jordan
I would love to see a sports injury one with what other protection they SHOULD make mandatory based on your opinion, specifically since the sad passing of Adam Johnson and the question of whether neck guards should be mandatory.
They have pretty good cut/stab proof materials that they could have some decent protection covering their whole body at this point. Plus I'm sure they can make some pretty flexible shock absorbing materials for the neck but the question is mostly how much they're willing to spend on protecting their players.
That's exactly what I was thinking the other day too, there really needs to be neck guards in hockey, even if the chances of someone getting their neck sliced open is so little compared to the injuries knee pads can prevent... It's still just as important, especially now that this happened, since it's more fatal.
“Most influencers suck at boxing “ -Dr Mike
I agree 🤣
I have hyper mobility so my joints are always dislocating; especially my shoulders and hips. However, my knees, wrists, jaw, toes and fingers have all been dislicated. Ive learned how to pop my joints back into place and i have exercises to do to keep my joints in place for the majority of the time.
Seeing Mike reacting to video feels so wholesome even though the injuries are so painful
I had to have all four of my severly impacted wisdom teeth taken out. I had to be put under general anaesthesia. I had huge chipmunk cheeks and it took ages to heal. It did help a lot with my chronic jaw pain though
Dr Mike is very expressive and passionate with his delivery. I've never had my wisdom teeth extracted, maybe I've got no wisdom 😂. I have had a few head injuries one bring two subaracnoid aneuyrism, I think that beats wisdom teeth. No competition. But some of the injuries look awful, as a paramedic we would sometimes be on call for some game shows. 😊
Yeah you definitely had a head injury with the way you spell
@@aaronjames3228So spelling like three words wrong constitutes a brain injury? Get a grip man, and go complain somewhere else.
Did absolutely no one else realize that the man in the snake video thing is Chris from Bondi Vet? I mean A] of course the snakes wouldn't be venomous that's a lawsuit waiting to happen but I'm almost more concerned that a vet was there hosting that. He's (from what I've seen of his show) a very responsible caring person.
Yeah, I saw him. I was wondering what he was doing there.
lol I literally just paused the video to post this. Like, what is happening?!
I was such an accident prone kid and fell down the stairs so often in the morning that after awhile my mom stopped checking on me and would just yell “good morning” from wherever she was in the house 😂
Lol, that's basically how my grandparents greeted my mom each morning.
"Hey, is Steph up yet?"
-sounds of child tumbling down the stairs-
"Oh, yeah, she's up"
My wisdom teeth came in a couple years early (age 15) and were impacted. It was so hellish that even the pain of recovery was relieving
The UK and Australia are both bringing back Gladiators in the near future!
lol the first Thumbnail was from the german game show "Wetten dass" where Smauel Koch actually became a quadriplegic... but it's not even in the video and now the thumbnail is changed as well
13:54 - "pull up stumps" is referencing cricket as the umpires pull out the stumps (the wooden sticks on the pitch) when the game is ending for that day👍
Late to the game but absolutely listen to Mike brain injuries are no joke and not always obvious. Suffered for a year + of having next to no short term memory/extreme difficulty in learning new things because I had no physical signs and thought I was just not managing my adhd well. Was lucky enough to find a neurologist willing to see and treat me for a reasonable cost shout out Dr.Bright you saved my future for real.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR MIKE 🎉❤(it's 12 nov where I live)
HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR SPECIAL DAY , LIVE A HAPPY AND HEALTHY LIFE 🎉
"I had a bad chest injury"
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Interesting one of the worst accidents in game show history, shown in the thumbnail, is not talked about in the video, why? For all who are wondering german game show called "Wetten Dass" contestant Samuel Koch had an accident during a challenge that left him a quadriplegic.
That so educetionel
It also killed Wetten Dass
I guess Dr. Mike was trying to cover less serious/more light-hearted or comical injuries rather than tragic ones.
@@samperez1727 then why put it in the thumbnail?
@@Soguwethey changed the thumbnail.
4:24 This actually why Bob Barker took martial arts classes! To help him deal with being tackled by overly enthusiastic contestants.
What you mentioned about dislocations and loosening muscles. That's what makes hypermobility and other joint disorders so dangerous, it's that every time it happens your joints get worse and worse, to the point that subluxations and dislocations become just a regular part of your everyday life. Alot of my friends or people who meet me are usually freaked out when they find out that I have subluxated or dislocated joints literally every other day, to me it's become normal, but it reminds me just how truly odd it is when other people react the ways they do😂
13:18 - A partner of mine has some internal scarring from blood clots she got in her chest. It's made mammograms difficult for her as it'll come up with a whole bunch of false positives if they're not paying careful enough attention.
Огромное спасибо, что отвлекаешь и заставляешь улыбнуться в такие непростые времена ❤
"Dr. Mike, you're the 'medutainer' we never knew we needed! Your videos are the perfect cure for boredom, and your humor is a dose of pure delight. Keep diagnosing us with laughter and knowledge - your 'bedside' manner is the best in the biz! 😷🤣👨⚕"
The pain from a wisdom tooth is horrible because it radiates to the ear too and the gum tissue around it if it’s partially erupted can get inflamed and it’s called pericoronitis
I only had three wisdom teeth, but my son had the top two taken out & then suffered a sinus bleed, his eye swelled up & he needed antibiotic IV drip for a week. He could have died. Another dentist did not notice the infection because our oral surgeon dentist went on vacation.😢
Once the wisdom teeth are out, you feel great! 🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
My son eventually had the bottom two out by another oral surgeon with antibiotics given right away.😊
@@cathymckay5915oh yes because the top ones can go up by the sinus wall and it could cause a hole but they should have known it was close with the X-rays I’m glad he is okay
Dr. Mike at 13:38 was fascinating for me to watch. My mom is a nurse and she always sees medical conditions on people that I would have never noticed. Like edema in someone's legs or contracture in someone's hand. So seeing Dr. Mike's eyes and concentration at that time stamp was fun because I know his doctor brain is just a whirling.
Can we just all agree that Australians basically speak a different language with all the slang they use?
I’m Aussie and so true 😂
Good job for learning the difference between poison and venom
Bob Barker would run from those crazy contestants. They used to try to hug him and pick him up all the time😂
I was expecting Wipeout to make the list.
The worst thing about the snake segment is that the male host is also a vet(unless I`m confusing him with someone else), which makes this even worse. Look up Bondi Vet.
As an Australian seeing the slang there and everyone struggling to understand made me cackle 😂
Bangchan!!
You can also get dry socket when you have teeth pulled. I’ve heard people say it’s more painful than giving birth. Thank god that hasn’t happened to me.
While I haven't given birth, I can confirm that a dry socket is a not very nice experience and getting it treated is a horrible experience.
And this is exactly what I am terrified of, and why mine continue to just be chillin in my face.
had bith and dry socket is not fun and last longer than birth but unmedicated birth is way worse. also you tube has a lot of videos on how to immediately stop dry socket pain. clove oil
That snake bite could've easily been avoided if they had just stayed still. Snakes don't attack except to defend themselves. That was a very angry snake (if I had to guess, it looked like a jungle python which are known to be more likely to bite but still only when angered). And the fact it was vet who is the host of this show is so much worse.
Anyway, love these videos, they're always fun to watch!
This reminded me of the time I sustained an inversion ankle sprain. Heard snapping sounds as I stepped off my back deck and onto a slick paver stone. It was.... excruciating. I particularly sucked because my two toddlers were in the house and I was home alone with them. 😂
6:44 they have brought this back now Dr. Mike
You should react more to Korean medical dramas, we would like to hear ur opinion
Was wondering if you guys were gonna do the Challenge! One of my favorite shows, but prone to injuries especially in over water dailies.
Grant's was his own fault because they showed everyone how to jump beforehand and he was the only one who jumped sideways 🤦🏾♀️
Surprised you didn't show the clip where Olivia gets hit in the face with a golf ball. That was gnarly.
You can't say it was his fault, he didn't mean to miss, he jumped and missed the bag and landed wrong
@@dianakayla but it was. They had people there to show all the contestants how to jump. They were supposed to jump facing forward. He was the only one that, for some reason, jumped sideways and that's probably why he missed. They've talked about this on Challenge podcasts.
Great laugh and valuable information in one video. Thank you Dr. Mike ❤
If you can find it, check the episode and brief documentary about a game show called Dog eat dog. They did a stunt on the show where the contestants had to be submerged under water, and one of the contestants ended up with brain damage due to lack of oxygen.
How can that be legal?
I’m such a fan Dr.Mike thank you for being so authentic! Definitely the most handsome Dr.alive🇨🇦🤗👏
0:31 I think in that case the turbulence would be your friend.😂
You should do medical scenes from supernatural, vampire diaries, and especially Teen Wolf (there at the hospital a lot in Teen Wolf)
Mike "uses the acciedent from the german game show ´Wetten, dass´ as part of the thumbnail"
Also Mike "doesnt cover it in the video "
Man i was loking forward to `Wetten, dass` making an apperance
Only reason i clicked on the video
@@t2t4r4e3same
My thumbnail is the snakes. I don’t know if they already changed it or it’s because I’m not from USA
Sorry about that, everyone. We did cover it but wound up cutting the segment from the final version of this video, and the previous thumbnail got uploaded by accident. Apologies for the bait and switch.
@@DoctorMike it's alright, Dr Mike! But one way or another, you should definitely cover that injury in a possible second part!
14:20: One of the funniest, most iconic moments of that show.
Why do the hosts at 2:29 look like they didnt expect the snakes to be bite...
I have Chronic mild traumatic brain injury. One doctor called it post-concussion syndrome, which mine is now permanent. And I have post traumatic headaches. And, chronic migraines. Mine added up and became debilitating.
Watch out for multiple concussions, especially when they are near each other.
Great video as always! I'd love to see you react to medical scenes from Flatliners (there was surely a lot of those in the 1990 version, not sure how good is the 2017 remake)!
the australian man seriously injured his MCL and because of this he had to leave the game show (pulling stumps as in getting out in cricket, its the end of your match)
Those snakes are absolutely gorgeous pythons. They don’t deserve to be so cooped up in such a stressful situation. I hate it when people use snakes for stuff like this…
Can confirm. I was in a car accident and the seatbelt injured my breast and later caused fat necrosis. It was crazy because it hurt so bad but there was no bruise for almost a week and then it turned black and purple. Now it feels like there’s a golf ball in my breast. I recently had my first mammogram and told the radiologist about it and she confirmed it and showed it to me. It was way smaller than it feels from the outside.
Ive recently had surgery on my right shoulder for a Bankart and Labral tear. I've dealt with partial dislocations since my teenage years, and I can say that it definitely sucks. I still need surgery on my left one, but my right shoulder was first since it was the worst
I would love to see him react to horse riding fails 😂
oooohh yes
I’ve commented this like three times now and got a good amount of likes, but no video yet 😪 hopefully soon 🤞🏻
Yes! I literally commented that a few days ago!!!!
OMG those make my soul cringe. Sometimes I feel like sneezing is going to paralyze me. Getting tossed by a horse sounds like absolute hell! My mom got thrown back in the 60s. I'm not saying that caused all of her problems but it didn't help. 🤦♀️
Commenting to boost this!!!🐴🐎🎠🏇
All of your episodes are very interesting and I am a fan and I love all of your episodes, Dr. Mike
There was once a show here, where celebrities learned to ride horses. Only one of them was eliminated, because they did badly in a challenge. One got kicked of for hitting the horse and everyone else had to leave, because of an injury. Dangerous sport, huh.
Far too many people underestimate and do not respect that horses are a half-ton animal that is two seconds away from freaking out in the right circumstances at all times. I've been thrown, kicked, and bitten many times, but I still love them so much.
@@g5rearea I know and some of the horses were not the kind you'd give to a beginner. One of them was only five. People should know that animals are not toys you can just do whatever with.
The whole idea was crazy, but I think that mad reality tv was kind of a thing in the 00's.
@@g5reareasame! We can’t let fear rule our lives, or take away our passion for horses
After a fall on stairs where I landed with full body weight on one butt cheek near the sacrum, hitting just the stair edge, I had fat necrosis causing a permanent bump + a deep dent to develop on that side.over a few months. It was thankfully numb immediately from the pressure of the massive, rapid bruising and trauma, and stayed that way for months. It still has impaired sensation many years later.
3:45 Just had a tiny avulsion fracture a few months ago. Not to serious, just had a little bruising line along the side of my ankle but I think most of the pain was from my sprained ankle. Eventually was able to wear a boot and get my ankle healed back up. The doctor said I needed to do a follow up appointment but my parents said that it was so small that I didn't need one, lucky me.
13:02 I have these from volleyball due to diving on my chest repeatedly
12:01 it really reminded me of Mykie (Glam & Gore) her injury when she slipped and fell in the shower era
Dr Mike did a video with her where they looked at horror movie injuries to see how accurate they are
Flogging is basically what every Aussie kid feared when their parents said they were going to get a flogging
Convicts were flogged as a regular punishment so that's why is entered the Australian lexicon.
Then dad walks in with his leather belt.
My husband responded as an EMT to my first anaphylaxis (I developed Mast Cell Activation Syndrome due to hEDS and POTS), and I have to say, neither of us recommend it. He spent several months having nightmares about having to respond to other emergencies of mine.
Ugh it’s disgusting to see animals treated as objects for entertainment. Not cool.
It is