Dr. Mike Says Damar Hamlin Recovery Will Take Time | TMZ Sports
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- TMZ Sports talked to physician and internet star, Dr. Mike, about what Hamlin's road to recovery could look like, and whether he could ever safely return to a football field again.
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This proves that “chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions…” saves lives. Thanks Dr. Mike for turning life saving advice into the most valuable meme ever.
Finally someone mentioning how scary it is for someone to be down for nearly 10 minutes!
I saw that hit and thought it was a bad hit into his chest. Seeing him stand up and stagger nearly made my heart stop. I knew exactly what was going on and hoped someone close by would know to start CPR.
I've never seen it happen before, but knew a guy who got hit in the chest with a car tire and this happened to him. He didn't make it. I've read about other cases, it's rare, but it happens.
Chest compressions!
Awareness matters. Thanks for sharing your experience. Condolences to you and your friend’s family
It was not a hard hit lol. Vaccine injury
@winnerwinnerbuymedinner9425 you bots still exist? Yall are so crazy.
I was at a Little League game with a friend of mine in elementary school where a five year old boy got hit hard in the chest and his heart stopped. They started CPR immediately. But he didn't make it. He died of commotio cordis. He was on a ventilator for a few days before he was declared brain dead. Even as a kid I felt so bad for his family.
That is a very sad story. 😥
I just recently discovered doctor Mike and I have to say that I'm so fucking impressed with this dude. He has already helped me to want to improve my life in massive ways. It makes me feel (a little) less shitty about humanity when I watch what he has to say and I love that
I first learned about him several years ago. He was in People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive issue several years ago. He was the Sexiest Doctor's Alive. There's are plenty of memes of him on the Internet.
@@ashleydowney1222 yeah I heard that's how he got his big break on social media, that's funny 🤣
He's cocky and annoying.
@@gwjsbm then why are you commenting on his videos? Do you just spend time watching stuff that makes you mad all day? That sounds like a sad existence
All of his videos are amazing
When I watched him collapse I was like we need to do chest compressions chest compressions. I have been watching Doctor Mike a lot! You are Amazing Doctor Mike!
This is just one more reason I like Dr Mike first thing mentioned he can only guess because he is NOT his personal physician. All these people trying to diagnose the football player and don't know his personal health conditions.
So much hate for no reason. Maybe do some research before talking crap on a professional. He’s not the only professional that thinks this either.
He also said he isn’t diagnosing him, he’s just making an educated guess based off of the evidence he has available.
He's saying that an event that mostly happens to under 15 year old boys playing baseball and even then is rare - around 20-30 events per year, is the cause with highest likelihood.
Kiosks teaching CPR to folks at airports is brilliant! Thank you.
Such professionalism and knowledgeability 🐐🐐🐐
I've been cpr/bls certified for 30 years, I've been a fan of teaching this in high-school for at least 2 years.
Dr Mike is worth the follow on utube imo
He's got a lot of things going for him: Youth, immediate top medical staff, being one of the best athletes in the world, and being a millionaire. Good luck to him ❤
I’d say top is family, health, love and faith.
@@mtio2807 Support is for sure huge. Even if we don't currently understand exactly why, it's fairly obvious to tell that things go better when people have your back ❤️
@@mtio2807 doesn’t do almost anything without trainer medical stadf
@@mtio2807You forgot to mention money.
He is not a millionaire, not even close.
I just said he's Young he's strong man and I hope he pulled through by him being young he's in the best hand of doctors that you can ever get
Thank you Dr. Mike for your insight into Damar’s injury and recovery! So scary! Healing energy and strength to Damar and his family! My thoughts also go to the other young man who was involved in the hit and his family. I’m sure they are hurting as well. I wish comfort and peace to both families, the players and coaches.
Definitely, the Guilt on the player and his entire family is unimaginable. The fact that Damar mother's did give him a call and the father talked strongly on those negative people blaming the player was everything that family needed. It's a long road to recovery like the specialist are indicating, please hold tight ASA family and ma God help you to pull through. Concerned South African citizen.
Props to this young man for being a DR
He also has a channel on youtube. Very informative and entertaining as well. It's just called Doctor Mike.
someone in my school had a cardiac arrest during basketball tryouts, they started cpr immediately but he sadly didn't make it. Wish Damar a speedy recovery!!!❤
Took care of a 34 year old man who went into cardiac arrest. We had him on ECMO and artic sun to cool him down and try to preserve his brain function. Many pressors to keep up his blood pressure. He recovered but did suffer some brain issues where we had to put him on 1 to 1 for safety. He just would not listen and fought like crazy for everything. We eventually sent him to rehab. These situations are just sad.
Yeah, I am an ECMO RN too, its interesting how people have no idea what happens in these situations. A pulse back is literally just the begining of a very, very, long journey.
I think they listen, but it takes a while for short term memory to function. It's the first loss.
We didn’t ask for your useless story. This video is about hamlin. So make a comment about hamlin. Pray for his family
@Its Kelohh it is VERY relevant. The video is titled "Damar Hamlin's rep very will take time" the commenter is talking about why it will take time, for example, yhe brain function needs to be monitored and blood pressure needs to be kept in control.
@@itskelohh8173 I'll just laugh at u. I took care of so many patient in these situations. I know exactly what is being done with him. Enjoy your day.
A average person has about 5 min of oxygen reserves in their body after their last breath. Just doing chest compressions will circulate the remaining oxygen until help arrives. Mouth to mouth is not needed. Hope this helps someone.
I'm not religious, but I still find myself praying for his full recovery. He is so young and has so much potential and this whole situation is so devistatingly tragic.
This was a damn good interview 👍 ❤
tmz??? 😂😂😂
@@itskelohh8173 lol I hear ya but it really was… So much packed in so little time and extremely informative 👍
Much love from Albuquerque New Mexico
I’ve dealt with several patients with hypoxic brain damage secondary to cardiac arrest as a Neurology NP. Greater than 5 minutes of CPR without oxygen to the brain, I worry about hypoxic encephalopathy and brain damage. Patient can also have seizures secondary to this. He will need intense physical therapy, occupational and speech therapy if he is able to be extubated. He has to be able to follow commands while intubated before he can be extubated. The positives on his side are his young age and being physically fit in terms of recovery. Always informative Doctor Mike. Best, Melissa
WE need to bring back mouth to mouth and tech it so it works. 5 min without adequate oxygen is a fail. and he was out 9 min.
Placing him on his stomach to help him breath at 50% O2... has me worried.
Also, information not coming from a DR. is worse than NO information. I wish the DR. would hold a press conference. IT worries me that they haven't.
@@LPnerd The family probably doesn‘t want a press conference which I understand completely. After all it isn‘t the doctors decision if he is allowed to do one or not.
I’ve got to admit….I (like many) are concerned with the right now (the cardiac issue), not realizing the true secondary threats/issues. Thanks for sharing
Yea I was thinking that when they said 9 minutes.
All you in the icu and neuro are weird to me as an ER RN lol. Patient being mildly aware while intubated means doc didn’t order sedation yet. The thought of a patient following directions tubed weirds me out
🙏👍 hope that you get well and pull through and your soldier you can get through this with a prayer
Seeing him collapse like that freaked me out. The same thing happened to my brother during a basketball game, but he actually passed. It was found later that he had HCM.
Thanks for sharing your brothers story Ashley. I imagine all the news about Damar is like reopening an old wound for you.
Thank you for this Dr. Mike
Great information.
Excellent Interview,
Dr. Mike! 🙂
Loved this. Thx , Doctor Mike
You guys chose the best Dr to talk about this. Super fan of Dr Mike!
It didn't take long to think of dr mike saying. Chest compressions. Chest compressions Chest compressions
I was waiting on you!! I remember you speaking about how NASCAR driver's and that sudden impact could cause an injury. Now when I saw them doing CPR, I literally just heard your voice saying chest compressions and crying while praying. I know he's up and alert, but it's still a long road to recovery. Still praying daily🙏🙏
Thank you Doctor Mike
Mike is awesome
Very informative, But for the reporter how do you not address as Dr. Mike?
I just adore Dr. Mike. Him and Jordan Wagner (Dr. ER) are my favorite doctors on TH-cam.
Great information.... I have worked in cardiac for years and never heard of that heart condition. Thank you doctor for that explanation. Praying for you Damar and your family and loved one's.
You've worked in cardiac for years but believe some paid shill on the internet over your own experience
He doesn't even actually get hit, he tackles another player and they like spin around and it is very mild compared to the hits they take every game. It's BS as usual, but easy for them to cover up just like millions dying from accelerated cancers and latent diseases that old people die from but these people are in their 30's whoops nothing to see here move along 😂
@@GTILOUD exactly!!!
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@@mikefrommie barely got touched ..
There's a cardiac med that can cause this as well. Starts with a Q ... used to correct A fib. ugh, my brain went blank.
There have been several professional soccer players in Europe experience a cardiac arrest on the field during a match over the past several years. None showed any pre-existing conditions, despite regular, extensive cardiac monitoring. Most never play again. However, Christian Erikson was fitted with a defibrillator and returned to the field eight months after his incident. He is currently playing for Manchester United...
Christian I believe was due to stress
I saw this at Johns incredible pizza and wanted to clap for you! You're so well known that they go to you. Nice!
I just kneeeew Dr Mike was gonna jump on this. Now you see why Dr Mike is so passionate about chest compressions. It literally saves lives. Hopefully people will take him more seriously.
Dr. Mike is the best
Is v-fib or v-tach most likely with this scenario Doc Mike?
Best statement, “we don’t know “
Is there a way this could’ve been prevented? Maybe players need more padding in the chest area
They have it, I think it was just a freak accident. The fact that players are involved in harder hits than that regularly and this has never happened tells us something.
No, it's just timing of the hit.
Unfortunately, a hit to the chest, regardless of strength of hit can result in this if the timing of this lines up.
It's possibly an event called commotio cordis, where when the chest is hit with just enough force and that force happens at the exact time the heart electrical cycle is about to begin the T-wave of that electrical rhythm. That is a critical window. If the heart is hit at that exact time in the cycle it can throw the heart's cycle/ rhythm off and the heart enters an arrhythmia, the arrhythmia then leads to cardiac arrest.
May not have been the hit at all
Tbh he either has a history of heart condition or in like this case which is very very rare the hit which caused the impact to the chest and the hearts electric shock rythm both struck( collided )at the same time
I think companies must be looking at this now, if more padding here could reduce risk while not limiting movement.
i read Demar also has some lung damage sooo it has me thinking if he was injured beforehand 🤔. Football players have alot of padding in the shoulder and chest area. Have seen alot take worse hits to the chest area and still walk away like nothing. So i personally believe it was not the hit but a injury that was already bad but the blow made it worse and caused his cardiac arrest???
Ofcourse the hit wasn't crazy but it was right in the middle.. padding or not thay can still break ribs causing lung damage.. doubt it was pre-existing
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Thank you Father God 🙏🏾
Dr mike!
Science status: TRUSTED.
🙏🙏🙏👌 for Damar Hamlin.
CHEST COMPRESSIONS!!!
Chest Compressions! Chest Compressions! Chest Compressions!
But how long can a patient remain on a ventilator before irreparable damage to heart and, or, lungs sets in?
From what I learned years ago is you have exactly 5 min to even get that heart pumping blood. You leave the heart unattended unbeaten for longer than that your chances of survival are like 1 percent
@@jonnysnipes3123 I was referring to being on a ventilator, or an assisted breathing device. Relying on an artificial device for too long will probably compromise your lungs and I was wondering at what timeline.
Hi Mike I miss you alot ,Sweetie
lindabarra284.I am sorry you were catfished by a imposter .My Fiancé personally does not know you sorry .
So he pretty much died on the field…damn
could the Vegas nerve just shut him down ?
the title of this video is soo vague. it means nothing every recovery takes time.... surely you have someone what looks at these titles before approving them..
At 8:55 with 5:58 left in 1st, f.u. nfl, 11/11
What's CPR
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
will be back next season
No way. This is career ending
@@mtio2807 Not necessarily, but it is a long hard road and honestly not a good time for the original poster to start talking about football.
Out of the woods once his pulse came back? Hell no! Why don't people understand more about how the human body works? We all have one.
I hope he pull thru to be able to live a normal life.. fuck playing football 🤷🏾♂️
I hope so too.
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TY EVERYONE WHO PRAYED & BELIEVED ❤️💙🙏
TY FIRST RESPONDERS FOR PREPARING FOR THE CALL ❤️💙🙏 & DEMONSTRATING WHY WE PLAN, WHY WE TRAIN & WHY WE PRAY 🙏 ❤️💙
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dr mike is his NFL career over?
Can you please play Splatoon 3
CPR =
1. Head back
2. Confirm no obstructions in mouth
3. 30 Compressions, 2"deep
4. 2 Breaths
5 Reapeat #3 & #4 until pro's arrive.
(This is VERY exausting, have another person ready to switch out)
Damar will recover
Breaths are not recommended anymore for BLS. Just *high quality* chest compressions.
You missed "Check for a pulse" as #1. If you automatically give CPR without checking you could be killing that person.
@@brookegunnreynolds3347 no rescue breathes is what I have been taught in retraining (first aid only. Im good at computers, not people)
But remembering to check the airway is still important! Aspiration might happen and needs to be cleared.
If I remember right. I hope I do!
@@jessicazaytsoff1494 yea that is right, ull get a bit of “passive respiration” from the compression and expansion of the diaphragm during CPR, however if two ppl r present and you have a ambu bag that can be used in between sets of CPR
Rescue breaths only necessary for drowning victims!!
What hit?
I mean, there was contact, but not a hit
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@@JSJTOUTDOORS Y'all are funny lmfao. The "myocarditis" is only 1/100000 vaccinated people and clears up in weeks. Those emojis don't make you special, they make you a fucking tool.
@@boydrobertson2362 that’s funny because I never heard of myocarditis until the clot shot came out. If it’s only 1-100,000 then why is it so common now. If it’s so rare I don’t think you could find so much on it in the last couple years. Let me guess all this is happening because of climate change🤪
Please unblock Google Chat
Hubba-Hubba 🥰
Quake Mike
Does Dr. Mike practice medicine? I do not understand how he has the time for all his TH-cam videos, TV appearances, etc.
yes he does, at the AMC in New Jersey
@@vanDKnaNL He seems to have all the time in the world.
He practices medicine, but I believe it is a private practice which means he has the ability to have lower hours.
Could be many causes
Remember those Soccer players collapsing recently that started in 2021? Wondering if the Jab caused this or not if he took the shot?
Hoping and praying that He fully recovers.
@@madrecka could it not be damage from the virus?
@@madrecka it's the vac he was vacced boosted on 26th 1 week later dead
He was surely jabbed
@@imabout2eat40 most people were
This guy died once he can't again
Cat’s got 9 lives
CPR has to include oxygen. as a nurse, I disagree with new CPR protocol decreasing breaths given. The blood, or circulatory system, transport nutrients and oxygen to the body, without oxygen, what' s the point? they did cpr on the field for 9 min. before ambulance arrived and took over. I saw no breaths given, via mouth to mouth, or ambu bag. until EMT arrived.
Just because I didn't see it, doesn't mean they weren't doing it. I was so impressed by that Bills med staff and trainers. They were so very good.
The new CPR protocol is for bystanders, not first responders. Of course CPR + rescue breathing is ideal, but it turns out that many bystanders didn't initiate CPR because they weren't comfortable with the idea of mouth-to-mouth. They hid the incidnet pretty well, but I would suspect that they gave rescue breaths considering they have medical staff (including an anesthesiologist) on the sidelines.
I completely agree with the newer protocol. It takes at least 30 seconds of high quaility CPR to even start getting adequate oxygen to the brain and heart. Assuming you continue giving high-quality CPR to the person for the remainder of the 2 minutes compressing, you are going to be getting enough in for the situation. Pausing for breaths out in the field is usually not effective anyway and causes longer pauses in CPR. Compression fraction and compression quality are significant when it comes to successful ROSC and not only survivability but increased *quality of life* after arrest. You may be a live, but if you dont have a functioning body its not very fun.
@Victor Also, they were probably more along the lines of ACLS rather than BLS. Especially if they had an anesthesiologist on their team. Lining, intubation, and code meds were probably vital to getting him up so quickly.
@@brookegunnreynolds3347 , good point, but without oxygen to transport, what's the point? Blood circulating without oxygen is useless for the most part. I do agree, mouth to mouth is not effective unless done properly, nor are ambu bags. and putting an O2 mask on without forcing air into the lungs is no help. So what do you suggest?
When sudden cardiac arrest occurs, uncirculated oxygen remains in the bloodstream. Research has shown that doing chest compressions, without rescue breaths, can circulate that oxygen and be as effective in doing it as traditional compression/rescue breath CPR for the first few minutes.
Myocarditis
You do realize the study everyone cites as proof of myocarditis has found it is only found in 1 of 100000 vaccinated people? Which isn't enough to conclusively say the cause is the vaccine. Also, myocarditis clears up in a few weeks. You are beyond wrong lmfao.
Gotta have some bad luck or something to get your heart K.O.ed after that hit.
Please, please, please take your talents to continue study, do your rounds, teach as you go, AND NOT get caught up in being a celebrity . . . we need you saving lives.
Don’t do that with your hair
10 minutes without continuous CPR. All caught on video.
Lotsa prayer warriors.
No CPR warriors?
Possible Brain damage.
2:45 they started cpr immediately. Do you have brain damage preventing you from learning facts?
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Another victim of the jab!
The rate of heart enlargement from the vaccine is only 1 in 100000 lmfao
strange that in the past year over 1700 young and healthy athletes Globally dropped suddenly due to same issue "hay guess what all those athletes had in common"?and never in the past 50 yrs has this happened in the nfl!
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But it's so common I mean look at all the Twitter social media doctors coming out and reading their prepared statements
Nothing to see here
Chuck Hughes
made up facts, cite or we don't care
@@FluffyBunny9002don't think so. he had an incredible amount of blockage in his arteries.
It was the Fauci ouchie!!!
Where is your degree from? Trump University?
@@BoiseFreerunner wheres your vaccine from? Trumps warp speed lol
@@terryhurtado8852 Oh man, I'm so owned! Its not like the entire world was working towards the vaccine together and sharing discoveries and those scientists and doctors were completely independent from Trump! All he did was sign a bipartisan bill to expand funding to develop the vaccine. You really think Trump had anything to do with the vaccine? Also, if the vaccine is so bad, wouldn't your logic mean it's Trump's fault? If Warp speed was good, then the vaccine must be good, right? If the vaccine is bad, then warp speed must be bad then? Pick a side.
@@BoiseFreerunner You know Trump was vaccinated and told everyone to get vaccinated, right? When the vaccine was first coming out, it was the left who didn't want to get it because it was coming from Trump. I remember Kamala said she wasn't getting it.
This dr. (little d) has to talk in latin. What are you, an attorney? The only reason they use latin is to convince people they are needed.
"How could you possible tell the story of what happened to you?"
And because, ya know, a lot of medical terms are in Latin….
Also a lot of everyday words are in Latin. Ad lib, alter ego, per se, verbatim, vice versa….
You just said a whole lot of nothing. A lot of medical terms are derived from Latin. 🙄
You are speaking in english, despite your ignorance, so that means you are essentially speaking in latin lol
I stand corrected. I'm probably just hating.
Remember folks, Dr. Mike must wait until the media is allowed to connect the dots to the vax before he can really talk. I miss the old days when real men had everything to lose, but still did the right thing.
right, because nobody ever had cardiac arrest before the vaccine was invented...
It literally has nothing to do with the vaccine. His heart stopped because of blunt trauma to the left side of his chest. Room temperature iq moment…
The vaccine has nothing to do with what happened to Damar Hamlin. Myocarditis and Commotio Cardis aren't the same thing. Plenty of doctors have dispelled that rumor already.
@@ashleydowney1222 Yet, people for the past year and a half have predicted something like this would happen this season. And it Happened! Over 100 years of Football.
@@richard3921 24 year old In shape DBs in the NFL don't.
DOCTOR MIKE!!!
Dr Facebook says big pharma says it not us it's something common yet so rare it's never happened in the history of everything not 1 fkn time in fighting or contact sports has it ever happened
20 years ago in NHL it happened. In minor league it happened.
It's happens 10-30 times a year in the US. It is rare. But it's not years before a single case. It happens in sports enough that we started putting AEDs on the fields.
Lol Dr. Globalist shill
its happens in lacrosse about once a year. just because you aren't aware of it doesn't mean it hasn't happened already. that is your personal bias, not ours. Be more informed next time you comment
@@mattwing311 news flash .. it happened 769 times between march/21 to march /22…
Up 5000% …
All athletes were Vauxed…
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