Medics Worry As Man Suffers Unbearable Pain In His Stomach | Inside The Ambulance | Real Responders
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มี.ค. 2023
- For the very first time, an ambulance has been rigged with cameras that provide a unique perspective on what it's like to respond to emergency calls. 'Inside The Ambulance' follows paramedics from the West Midlands Ambulance Service in England as they take us right into the heart of the action. We see heroism at work in the actions of these first responders. We also enter the lives of people in crisis and learn their unique stories.
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13:10 It’s so sweet how the paramedic spoke to the older gentleman you could feel & hear the the care in her voice.Our elderly deserve more of that ❤️
Everyone deserves more of that when it comes to calling for help, especially if they are trying to get to the hospital for help
"did you bring all the boys to the yard" 😂🤣 he said that will no hesitation!!! 🤣😂 I love this show!!!!!!
When the old dude stephen pulled his ear off tho, lol what a funny old man.
I like watching Real Responders. The kindness and caring attitudes of the British paramedics warm my heart. Why don’t we in the US have gas to ease our pain? There is just more humanity to their approach. In US the ambulances are smaller, but unfortunately I had to take an ambulance twice recently and the medics were very compassionate and I was treated well. Very high quality care.
Gas for pain causes me to vomit!
Omg Stephen literally has an entire bingo card of internal medical fatal conditions and as a bonus there’s his Van Gogh removable ear too! It’s crazy! What a trooper! 💕🤣
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Am I the only one who would be super nervous and embarrassed about my feet being really sticky if the paramedics came
I have gastroparisis so I can sympathize with abdominal pain . It’s one of the worst pains you can go thru aside from childbirth. Been to the er many times because of it :/
I had gone out for dinner and had a lemon drop. My dinner arrived and it was done wrong so I just cancelled which was ok. As we were leaving I got a really bad pain in my mid stomach. I went home and it got really bad so my friend took me to ER. After a bit they didn’t know what was going on and put me in an ambulance which was awful. You would think ambulances would have better shocks. Each bump put me in excruciating pain it’s worse than labor pains. When we got to the larger hospital they bumped me getting off ambulance and that is all I remember, this was about 7 pm. I don’t remember anything but hearing my room number. At 10:30 the next morning a Dr ran in and said in a panic I was going to surgery. I do remember the pre op area but the night before was a blur. I had a colon rupture and woke up with a colostomy bag. I was 68 and that was awful. It took 7 months to finally get hooked back up and lose the bag. I am now 72 and much better than that year. It was the worst pain and made me unconscious.
Glad you’re back to normal.
Very happy to read that you have recovered. Did the docs say what caused it to rupture?
@@AmyHoward-lq5tg thank you… I have been on prednisone for 7 years they think that is what caused the rupture. I have gone from 50 mgs and am down to 8 1/2 mgs but really need to get off it. I need the prednisone for Giant Cell Arteritis and Poly Myalgia rhuematica. I could go blind. Been told I should be in remission but unfortunately not yet. Again thanks for asking.
@@Gimo76 thank you for replying. Take care of yourself. You come first. Bye Linda.
That sounds scary! I'm so glad that you recovered!!! Hugs to you 💗
Oh man this reminds me of me like just before Christmas, I had gallbladder stones and had to have emergency surgery. Guys and gals...that was the most painful thing I've ever felt lol. They opened me up in 4 places.
Had the same thing happen to me in 2020....not much fun.
Same! A few weeks after our son was born. I was admitted while pregnant, no food or water allowed, but thankfully I didn't turn yellow, and haven't had pancreatitis or gall stones since. It was something awful, worse than childbirth.
I have had 20 surgeries but not this one. Parathyroid-neck was open from one side of the jaw to the other. Rotator cuff surgery was the worst
Probably for keyhole sugary. Who was your anaethetist?
@@sharongreen1366 rotator. 0 0uff
This TV show is so awesome
I’ve got Multiple Sclerosis too. My heart is with you, Michelle! 🧡
Chloe’s bf is such a sweetheart.
Great care of medical staff.
Ppl don't want to go because the staff are not kind to patients. Period. Like Lisa Edwards, the lady in the states who went to the emerg and they told her to leave and she refused, telling them she was having a stroke. The hospital called the police on her. They came and dragged her on the ground because she couldn't use her left arm or leg..hmm..wonder why! Eventually they manage to drag her into the back seat of a cop car to take her to jail. She dies in the back of that police car..alone and aware she was dying. the cops were laughing at her and making unkind comments about her. She died saying.."I'm having a stroke!" She did! This is why ppl don't want to go! Rest In peace Lisa Edwards
I saw that. It was excruciating to watch.🥲
I think that is one of the worst examples of humanity I have ever heard of. I hope everyone who was mean to her and laughed at her get infected hemorrhoids.
A hospital in Az I went to literally wouldn't bring stretcher or wheelchair to a man having a heart attack. The patients in the waiting room had to get him. I had to leave and go to a different hospital because I was literally dying from dehydration from my gastroparesis flare. They kept saying I had covid. Mind you I'm immunocompromised. The doctors from the hospital I went to said had I waited any longer I'd be dead. My kidneys were shutting down. My urine was full of blood
@@1jazzyphae That's atrocious! Glad you're doing better.
You still better off going in.
I've had that kind of pain in that area---paracetamol (Tylenol) wouldn't even begin to touch it. I had a blocked sigmoid colon. It's awful!! I feel bad for the guy.
I had stomach pain, devastating, and it was a heart attack!
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I wonder why we don’t use laughing gas here in the USA ? I was never lucky enough to even get it at the dentist when I was a kid.
No idea.
I bet you the first guy was passing a kidney stone.
"I've never held someone's ear before."
He sure has fun with that ear, doesn't he???
I love this show!
So amazing emt
The first lady who was driving got asked what she got for Xmas all I understood was graduation charm for the bracelet. All the other words was a foreign language to me 😂.
Me, too, though I tried!
I can’t be the only one who gets super nervous about knowing that EMT has stripped you buck naked to put everything that they need to put into place on you I mean that they come on that’s a little embarrassing
I got sick a while back and started very strong dry heaves. Around 2 hours later I developed very severe radiation of pain in upper right abdomen where gallbladder was. After many tests and CT, MRI and x-ray finally showed up what was wrong. After 3shotx of morphine and 2 shots of nausea meds my pain scale finally eased off enough to talk to my er Dr. The MRI showed I have torn muscle from my ribcage which caused the severe pain in my stomach that radiates up the shoulder into my neck!
Even compared to 2 births, id rather give birth again. There's no way to fix it without me dying. ( Had gallbladder taken out already)
Oh, you poor thing. I'm sorry you have such pain to deal with.
@@mickieswendsen1302 Thank you.
The american(USA) ambulance are not very spacious, sometimes the emt have problems getting the gurney in, whereas, the british ambulance you just walk-in with the gurney.
Amb beds are solid concrete and steel, and the amb shocks consist of rocking springs that pierce your spine, it feels. Awful!!
Not the amr ones
The inhalant is for pain
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What kind of gas do they give patients? I don’t think they ever give gas in the ambulance in the US.
NOx. The same thing you get at the dentist, nitrous oxide and oxygen. Works quickly, leaves your system just as quickly.
I've never seen this used in German ambulances either
In the US it's used for dental procedures. Also called laughing gas. I don't think it does anything but give a headache.
Paracetamol for gallbladder attack good lord.
*takes victim of horrific train crash, who is missing limbs and has been burned severely*
"Here's some paracetamol and some gas for you to suck on. Feel better." Lol
When were these filmed? It is almost as if Covid-19 never happened.
Iirc, the last episode someone mentioned it was 2017 -2019 ish timeframe, so they’re pre-Covid days
@@TinyTaco14 Thank you!
They like to give the ones in chronic pain Tylenol. But other Vicodin. Im a ginger Tylenol doesn't do anything for me.
I live in the US and have chronic pain. They give morphine or dilaudid depending on how bad the pain is. Vicodin is for when you're going home. Never just Tylenol.
I’m a ginger too and even the pain meds like morphine don’t last long for me .
Didn’t understand the comment about “the boys” after he said he had a milkshake.
Look up "milkshakes" and "boys to the yard". It's from a song.
It’s a song by kelis from the early 00s
Are the white shirts for supervisors
Poor guy with abdo pain. Is that a geordie accent?
Acetaminophen for acute pain? God don't ever let me be in pain in the U.K!
lol....oh your arm is detached? Let's give you a bit of aspirin.
It's worse in the United States...I've gone to the ER with chronic pancreatitis before and the ER Dr was like "here's some Tylenol"..the nurse had to fight with him to get me stronger meds after the Tylenol didn't work
Our emergency room here in Midwest USA offers IV fentanyl or morphine for bad pain. They've never hesitated. Unfortunately, painkillers make me barf!
@@FanOBarbaro I live in Utah and I've never had any issues if in pain getting an actual painkiller like Demerol because I'm allergic to morphine. It depends where you live and the abuse factor, not to mention some doctors are just asshats. I'm almost 60 and I've had back surgery, a brain tumor removed, gallbladder, appendix, etc. No, I've never had an issue.
Note that intravenous paracetamol (Tylenol) is much more effective that what you take by mouth.
I am one of the best doctors in the world
Why no coat?
Hospitals in council bluffs suck they don’t care bout patients my son took me there they wasn’t doin anything so he took me to university of Nebraska hospital I had sepsis n my kidneys was shutting down I almost died plus I had passed out at home fell broke 6 ribs n was on my bedroom floor all nite cause I couldn’t get back into bed n didn’t have my cell phone dr said it was good I did pass out cause I was dying thought had a flu bug but wasn’t the case
I mean, I’m sorry I know it sounds ridiculous but seriously like they freaking reek it’s a little embarrassing
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Reminds me of a lousy medical TV show of the 1970's. On the far wall of the emergency room, in big tall letters: "INHULLATION THARAPY --->".
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You should never give acetaphetamine with stomach issues.
It was injected. Not oral.
And actually Ibuprofen is WAY WORSE on the tummy- so Tylenol is always first choice.
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