"Today, Gaby is a healthy preteen, set on becoming a scientist or possibly a chef." I looked her up; she's done both! She's a food scientist and a trained chef.
At the beginning of jennifer's case I DIAGNOSED HER WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS Like ITS MUCH MORE COMMON THAN YOU THINK ! I CAN'T BELIEVE SHE WAS LEFT OUT LIKE THAT !
Although I couldn't diagnose her immediately, I knew that condition! I see that word many times in medical or science books and yes, it's not very uncommon
Endometriosis is a very unbiased illness. It takes incredibly long time until diagnosed. Although many of us suffer from it. But we are just only women. :(
It took me 16 years to be diagnosed and that was after begging my doctor to look further since I was missing work every month. The pain was unbearable. I had a potential burst endometrioma in Dec and now I’m waiting for another surgery because I’m pretty sure it spread everywhere.
Am only getting to know of endometriosis today and now I think I need to get tested. In Africa we have a common believe that flows are painful and can only stop when you put to birth. I can't believe I have been suffering from something that might have a medical solution since I turn puberty I will have heavy flows, cramps, vomiting, and frequent pooping. My mum was kinda concerned at first but later became used to it . To make things even worse all pills associated to relieving menstrual pains could not help me so I kinda became used to staying at home when am on my period especially the second and third day or carry a jacket with me when living the house so I can tie around my waist when I get stain. Getting stained is sure on the second day of the flow. But now am sure am getting close to my freedom and wave goodbye to all the embarrassment. Thanks so much MD
Malpractice on this story of this woman, doctors shouldn't say there's nothing wrong with you or it's in your head. She should take those pigdog's doctor's to court how she got treated
Going through this myself right now, had a laparoscopy last week and they didn’t find anything but the pain hasn’t gone😔 back to square one with the doctors
@@alexfowler9642 Hello, I know it's been whole 3 years since your sad comment. But I just ran across it, and I would really appreciate if you could tell me if there are any news regarding your health issues? I'm sorry if this is too personal for you, this question from some random internet stranger, but I would really like to know how are you doing and what's been going on in your life. I hope you are doing well and I hope that, at least, you now know what is your diagnosis - and how are they treating you and your condition. I am wishing you all the best, sending positive thoughts all the way from Amsterdam, Netherlands 🌷
The case of Gabbie with the seizures starting at 6 years is medical malpractice.. a calcium level should have been taken with the first seizure. And surely with every seizure she had... i'm shocked it took so long to check it
I called it too just because my mom explained to me before that she had it too before she removed everything. I have it light verson (didn't even know I did before the doctors cut my tubes)
All these shows have one thing in common "USELESS DOCTORS" using band-aid treatments because they don't want to have to hand a patient over to another Dr and look bad.
I'm American but have been living overseas for years. The US healthcare and a lot of other areas are just terrible and pathetic. You don't see all the problems and the nonsense living in the US but once you've moved abroad and seen how it is in other countries, you realize how poorly a lot of people have it in the US.
Haley daquara passed away at ten years old in 2013. Her parents every year make a campaign for blood donation last year was very special because that day haley would be 21
Hi I’m kinda early ♥️ does anyone understand my periods are heavy and painful and often keep me bed bound and it is hard as it happens every month and school is a nightmare
Ask your doc to send you to be tested for Endometriosis, it is the most common cause of problems in women and can also affect your blood so try and get it checked out! I wasn't diagnosed till 30 years of age.
Definitely talk to your doctor about it! Mine were like that I ended up with low iron and being put on the pill to control it. Mine ended up being a genetic thing. Hugs I know your nightmare well!
Whaaat??? Do you call 911 ans what they tell you to use your own car to bring them in? So that could take 20 minutes of no treatment when someone’s like not breathing or something
So weird to me when I hear they take their people to the hospital, here in the uk we ring an ambulance which takes a few minutes max wherever you are so there IMMEDIATE treatment too- and all free - they need to start giving the Americans free treatment - we don’t get crazy taxed to account for the nhs (our national health service) like people think it’s normal tax but our government make sure there’s enough of that money going to healthcare for us which included free everything , from a broken leg to glasses to cavities or dentures - all free or if you work and earn a lot you pay them a certain amount
Another outrageous story about failure to diagnose a common problem. What is it with the USA - the most advanced medicine in the world yet day to day medicine seems not great.
"Today, Gaby is a healthy preteen, set on becoming a scientist or possibly a chef."
I looked her up; she's done both! She's a food scientist and a trained chef.
HOW LOVELY ❤. Can you share a link or source?
@@Misunao23 I wanna know too!!!
At the beginning of jennifer's case
I DIAGNOSED HER WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS
Like ITS MUCH MORE COMMON THAN YOU THINK !
I CAN'T BELIEVE SHE WAS LEFT OUT LIKE THAT !
I know this word too. I never think this word is uncommon.
is the time, before the year 2000... today is more known then before....
Although I couldn't diagnose her immediately, I knew that condition! I see that word many times in medical or science books and yes, it's not very uncommon
I can, I was left until I was 26 "and after childbirth then it was so painful, I had a hysterectomy.
So happy right now. These are addictive, and I've seen them all... Thanks for uploading another 🥴☺️
Endometriosis is a very unbiased illness. It takes incredibly long time until diagnosed. Although many of us suffer from it. But we are just only women. :(
It took me 16 years to be diagnosed and that was after begging my doctor to look further since I was missing work every month. The pain was unbearable. I had a potential burst endometrioma in Dec and now I’m waiting for another surgery because I’m pretty sure it spread everywhere.
Love getting so many MD episodes lately. Keep them coming!
Am only getting to know of endometriosis today and now I think I need to get tested. In Africa we have a common believe that flows are painful and can only stop when you put to birth. I can't believe I have been suffering from something that might have a medical solution since I turn puberty I will have heavy flows, cramps, vomiting, and frequent pooping. My mum was kinda concerned at first but later became used to it . To make things even worse all pills associated to relieving menstrual pains could not help me so I kinda became used to staying at home when am on my period especially the second and third day or carry a jacket with me when living the house so I can tie around my waist when I get stain. Getting stained is sure on the second day of the flow. But now am sure am getting close to my freedom and wave goodbye to all the embarrassment. Thanks so much MD
Oh no girl, periods don't have to be super painful.
I hope it works out for you
Malpractice on this story of this woman, doctors shouldn't say there's nothing wrong with you or it's in your head. She should take those pigdog's doctor's to court how she got treated
She’s probably broke from medical treatments and can not afford to sue
Going through this myself right now, had a laparoscopy last week and they didn’t find anything but the pain hasn’t gone😔 back to square one with the doctors
@@alexfowler9642 Hello, I know it's been whole 3 years since your sad comment. But I just ran across it, and I would really appreciate if you could tell me if there are any news regarding your health issues?
I'm sorry if this is too personal for you, this question from some random internet stranger, but I would really like to know how are you doing and what's been going on in your life. I hope you are doing well and I hope that, at least, you now know what is your diagnosis - and how are they treating you and your condition. I am wishing you all the best, sending positive thoughts all the way from Amsterdam, Netherlands 🌷
her having seizures at the age of 6 is rare but not uncommon? 😐
@Cassies Pets and Children Vlog the point was that was what they said it was “rare but not uncommon “ makes no sense
The case of Gabbie with the seizures starting at 6 years is medical malpractice.. a calcium level should have been taken with the first seizure. And surely with every seizure she had... i'm shocked it took so long to check it
I love you MD! Please keep uploading because MD is love, MD is life 😍😍😍😙😙😙
I just listen to the videos at bed time, I love learning about science
new mystery diagnosis!!! lets all keep it civil and not talk about the eye close ups, its getting old lol
You just talked about it...
I got used to it cos I watched too many of these cool episodes
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Let’s talk about the fact they can’t spell “reel” correctly it’s real people
Great Jennifer! If I would have your symptoms, I would have become crazy!😮
Why didn’t anybody try to put her on the pill?
Great Gaby!❤
I can't believe I called Jennifers diseases. Got to love quality new zealand education. Got taught about endo at age 14.
i diagnosed it as soon as they mentioned heavy painful periods ,im an endo sufferer had surgery excise it in may but unfortunately it grown back
I called it too just because my mom explained to me before that she had it too before she removed everything. I have it light verson (didn't even know I did before the doctors cut my tubes)
I’m aussie and didn’t learn about it at school
Please make all episodes available in the states
All these shows have one thing in common "USELESS DOCTORS" using band-aid treatments because they don't want to have to hand a patient over to another Dr and look bad.
Pathetic in New Zealand they even teach us girls about it in health education
I'm American but have been living overseas for years. The US healthcare and a lot of other areas are just terrible and pathetic. You don't see all the problems and the nonsense living in the US but once you've moved abroad and seen how it is in other countries, you realize how poorly a lot of people have it in the US.
@@babenning the uk are just as bad i been suffering since i was a child i had to fight to see an endo specialist kept being told i had pid
Haley daquara passed away at ten years old in 2013. Her parents every year make a campaign for blood donation last year was very special because that day haley would be 21
"rare but not uncommon" I think you mean rare but not unheard of.
Hi I’m kinda early ♥️ does anyone understand my periods are heavy and painful and often keep me bed bound and it is hard as it happens every month and school is a nightmare
Ask your doc to send you to be tested for Endometriosis, it is the most common cause of problems in women and can also affect your blood so try and get it checked out! I wasn't diagnosed till 30 years of age.
Definitely talk to your doctor about it! Mine were like that I ended up with low iron and being put on the pill to control it. Mine ended up being a genetic thing.
Hugs I know your nightmare well!
Best of luck, Megan! Congrats on being body aware; make sure the docs don't play you off.
How old are you? Most periods are painful, try talking to a nurse.
Going on a whole food plant based diet has helped many women. I used to have terrible cramps too, now I feel slightly uncomfortable at most.
What era was this going on? Pre mri/ct/ xray etc.?
Jennifer - endometriosis was my first idea.
Does Jennifer look like Winona Ryder to anyone else?!?!?!?!
💆 she does!!
Whaaat??? Do you call 911 ans what they tell you to use your own car to bring them in? So that could take 20 minutes of no treatment when someone’s like not breathing or something
Endometriosis of the inner ear??????
it’s possible endo can be found anywhere
I have no enamel on my teeth but they never put anything on mine. They just let me deal with it 😂
i have a opertation in 2 weeks to test for Endometriosis, hopefully im not as serve as her, bless her i no her pain
How did it go?
@@DutchMelon very well thank you I'm clear. Got to back to see if anything else is causing my symptoms
I’m in the same boat as you, they didn’t find anything on my laparoscopy but something is causing all this pain
Total hysterectomy is not a standard treatment for endometriosis. Especially for a nullipara.
Normally no, but based on how advanced it was and how it was spreading to other organs, I don't think they had a choice.
I got you girl, I was 35
Guys why don't Americans call the ambulance??
Cause it seems it cost at least 1000 $.
Cos they can't think about doing that
@@cameliaghica2212 that's INSANE
@@user-je3fd8qf5g c2p2ppspw221 where's my headphone
So weird to me when I hear they take their people to the hospital, here in the uk we ring an ambulance which takes a few minutes max wherever you are so there IMMEDIATE treatment too- and all free - they need to start giving the Americans free treatment - we don’t get crazy taxed to account for the nhs (our national health service) like people think it’s normal tax but our government make sure there’s enough of that money going to healthcare for us which included free everything , from a broken leg to glasses to cavities or dentures - all free or if you work and earn a lot you pay them a certain amount
Im a brit, we dont get free glasses or dentures !!!!!
Too many ads
Another outrageous story about failure to diagnose a common problem. What is it with the USA - the most advanced medicine in the world yet day to day medicine seems not great.
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she needs some milk
She cant store that calcium