Steve-O Describes His Most Painful Injury
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During this clip from my full interview with Steve-O on my new podcast "The Check Up with Doctor Mike", the legendary Stephen Glover from Jackass shares the details of his most painful injury from his decades-long career, the third degree burns he got from a stunt doing "snow angels" in jet fuel. He also hits on his biggest regret, which is the years he went not flossing, and how it's harmed his gums later in life.
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Hes done the craziest things and his biggest regret was not flossing. That convinced me to floss immediately
The dude was covered in jet fuel and burned, locked into a full porta potty and launched into the air, and has been mutilated multiple times over his entertainment career. Yet, not having proper oral hygiene is his biggest regret.
Floss your teeth, kids.
“His biggest regret was not flossing.” *(flashback to **_both_** times he pole vaulted in that cesspool)*
Me too. I'm like WHAT
Not flossing will cause food to be trapped between your teeth and it rots, that’s causes foul odor to increase and bacteria will grow under your gums
What
Brushing is not enough? I never flossed in my life and no dentist told me about it wtf
The fact that’s he’s put his body through so much and he’s still healthy is truly astonishing. He’s truly just built different.
True it crazy
Another case of I'll do it so you can see why you shouldn't do it.
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How do you know he's healthy ? You could never know
most people usualy are. like the whole smoking causes cancer and drinking kills your body bla bla bla is just reall something that happens rarely but can happen. most of the time people are fine and never have a problem. people don't understand how strong the human body is and how much damage we can actually take. we ain't fragile
This dude has broken every bone in his body. He said "my biggest regret is not flossing" this is my wakeup call
One of my biggest regrets in life was not taking care of my teeth, dental pain is genuinely horrific to deal with. There was a point where the pain from the nerves were so bad I wanted to take my life it was unbearable. Take care of your teeth.
took care of my teeth but due to gerd and gastroparesis have so many holes in my teeth and the fact i can't afford to fix them sucks. pain comes and goes. literally no money for a fortnight. it sucks
I feel horrible everyday, due to some psychological issues, all hygiene procedures turned unbearable for me, my mental barriers are as solid as walls, i have difficulty brushing my teeth, so i have to deal both with the agony from my psychological issues as well as the sensation of impending doom that i feel constantly "it will become a big problem sooner or later, just do something" but i can't move, it's like a selective sleep paralysis while being fully awake
Everyone says this like it's so easy. It's not. Dental care is so freaking expensive even with insurance. I'm on disability and I need a heart transplant. Medicare doesn't offer dental care. And dental care is soooo important especially when it comes go cardiac health. But without insurance I can't afford it. I don't recommend it but I've had to pull my own teeth because either didn't have the money to go to the dentist or they wouldn't do the work because of my heart. If you can find one, the dental schools do offer great resources for dental health at a much discounted cost because they are students doing the work overseen by licensed dentists. Again, because of my heart they won't work with me....and that I absolutely understand. Dental hospitals should be covered under medical health insurance because chances are when you're at that point where you need a dental HOSPITAL, it's a MEDICAL EMERGENCY.
Also not having your teeth healthy can be a contradiction to more serious surgeries like open heart surgery because of the risk of infection. So dental health is really important for your overall health. And I live in Europe and I pay dental care in my taxes so I am not getting into the discussion of the cost of it.
@@hypercrow9563 You’re absolutely not alone in this battle. Constantly fighting it can be so exhausting that there’s just nothing left, but every day that you continue to fight truly *is* a victory! I know it’s way easier said than done, but if you can try to take off some of the pressure about the impending sense of doom (and/or the stupid freaking nightmares of teeth falling out), it can help you be able to put that “one foot in front of the other” into action. It’s definitely not easy, and I’m specifically telling you not to be mean to yourself if you can’t set that aside for a moment, but just know you have at least one complete stranger rooting for you! 💜
As a dental hygienist, I'm so happy to hear someone highlight just how important flossing is. He's absolutely correct about the specific bacteria that causes periodontal disease and the distinct odor (not to mention, bone loss) it causes.
I am 33 and have never flossed. Is it too late or am I screwed?
@@HarryDuBois616 it’s never too late to floss. You will bleed a lot in the beginning and it will hurt. Over time it will hurt less and bless less. Don’t stop flossing every day.
Flossing is so old fashion, same with brushing.
You'd think by now there would be a mouthwash type product that does all 3 at once.
@@anonnymous31 okay so your just lazy?
@@anonnymous31 Doesn't a large portion of good oral health come from the physical action of brushing/flossing?
Dr Mike, I think us in recovery need more content discussing pain and addiction. This discussion has weighed on me as I approach my surgery in December. Would be a great thing to know how to discuss our addiction concerns with our physicians/surgeons in situations where medications are unavoidable.
It will help if you identify your biggest concern and prioritize them in a list. Example: surviving surgery
adequate pain coverage
relapse
This is common and can look like talking to your surgeon and anesthesiologist. You would say something like my biggest concern is surviving surgery followed closely by a fear of maintaining my recovery while getting adequate pain coverage.
Sometimes narcotics can't be avoided. That said, they will encourage you to take as little as possible. If your fear of relapse is high and your surgery allows, then they may suggest using a scheuled suboxone or methadone regimen with a taper. In case they don't mention it, max out your Tylenol from all sources to 3,000 mg/day to protect your liver and exercise caution using ibuprofen to protect your stomach. Patient education is vital. Some people don't understand the dangers of these OTC analgesics. You probably do. If not, please ask your doctor, a pharmacist, etc. You got this! Do you have social support to surround you during your surgical recovery? If not, I will try to offer up some suggestions. -disabled/former nurse with a special interest in addiction and pain/palliative care.
@@summerdais325 I have support but none of my support has an understanding from addiction experience. Also I have chronic pain which was the cause of the addiction, but why I am maxed out daily on OTC (I do rotate and take breaks from OTC meds). I kind of laugh because I now realized that this is my 17th surgery and never has "surviving surgery" been even thought about. It's always been pain. Old me would be excited over IV meds. New me has already scheduled this procedure to be done while I am awake because general anesthesia meds are my biggest trigger, those 10 seconds of euphoria before going under (like SteveO mentioned the beast awakening). As candid as I am about it, it doesn't seem like most physicians get it or empathize. I mostly feel judgement, so maybe I am delivering my concerns poorly.
@@aggiesanvil I've found most docs are quite chill about it. When you discuss a procedure with them say: "I'm sober from xx for yy time, is this going to be a problem?"
They should know what might trigger an addict and especially if you are polytox that information can make the anaesthetist's job a lot easier. I've heard stories from people that needed 5-10 times the normal amout of a sedative because of their drug histroy and building up a resistance.
Hey I had surgery last year after 10 years of being addicted to pain meds. They leaned more on Ketamine in the hospital. I had major surgery it was really painful. They removed a big piece of my fibula and all the soft tissue around it. It was brutal and when I left the hospital they have me 7 days worth of percocet and 3 days worth of fentynal I had no choice but to use it because it was really painful. In my experience, if you're healthy in your recovery you can do. Tylenol is really a lot more powerful then I ever knew.
Because of hippa you can talk to any doctor about this subject and if you don't feel understood from your curent doctor you always have the right to change to one who has better understanding for you and your concerns
While I was never a Jackass fan, hearing Johnny and Steve O discuss their current lives, I have started becoming a fan of Johnny and Steve O. When Steve was discussing his burn ordeal and his hard choice to accept pain medication, I was so proud of his mental process in respect to his sobriety. I have a friend whose son was sober and went to the hospital and told them no pain killers. They gave him some and that was the end of his sobriety. I understand what a challenge it can be to maintain that level of commitment and applaud his success.
I also applaud Dr. Mike for giving him this platform to speak to a large audience about his health struggles including oral care.
14yrs?! Congratulations 🎊 "I don't give others advice about their addiction but I will say what helped me..." that was very well put sir!
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I’m so thankful and appreciative to Steve-O for talking about his struggles with dental health. It’s a topic so stigmatized and hearing celebrities talk about these struggles helps to normalize the conversation surrounding them. It’s going to help so many people.
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸
Can't believe Steve-o is the person who actually got me to be serious about flossing
Dude, the flossing thing. When I finally decided to be a flosser, it was crazy to see how much the toothbrush missed and so understandable how I kept getting cavities. Doesnt matter how much or how well you brush if you dont floss.
💯 this!
I just discovered this and I was appalled.
And using a water pick is no substitute.
I'm glad he's 14 years sober and it's great that he knows his limits, when it comes to pain pills.
I’m SO HAPPY he mentioned flossing. Flossing is absolutely CRUCIAL to maintaining good oral health. I think some people think they can get away with not flossing (because people have said as much) but the truth is, no one can. Millions (literally) of people are walking around with gum disease and don’t even realize it. The bacteria in the plaque WILL eat away at your gums and tooth enamel if you don’t regularly remove it. I was always very strict about my dental hygiene. I had great oral health. Then I was in an abusive relationship and stopped caring for myself. I didn’t perform good dental hygiene for 2 years. It caused me to develop periodontal disease and I had to have multiple cavities filled, 2 root canals, and even had to have a tooth pulled (luckily my very last molar, which isn’t super noticeable). I was crying when the dentist pulled it for a couple of reasons: 1) I had always maintained great oral care and I was so upset how quickly my gums and teeth deteriorated when I stopped, and 2) It was a reminder of the power and control my ex-boyfriend had over me for so long, to the point I was in such a dark place I didn’t even shower or brush and floss my teeth.
Now every day I run my tongue over that empty space and it reminds me how important it is to brush and floss every day, and it also reminds me that I survived a nightmare and came out the other side stronger, wiser, and happier.
Long story short: Get help if you’re being abused, and FLOSS! You don’t realize how important it is until the dentist tells you that you have periodontal disease or multiple cavities or need a root canal or a tooth extraction. Neglecting flossing or brushing doesn’t seem like a big deal at the time, until you realize the severity of the consequences of your actions by neglecting to do so.
❤❤❤ Be sure to love your teeth and your gums ❤❤❤
I badly burned my hands with fire as a teenager and it is unbearable. Imagine the feeling when you accidentally touch a hot stove, but covering your entire hand and just doesn't end and gradually gets worse. And my burns were not even that bad compared to a lot, I can't imagine what his must have been like
I had a similar injury lighting a propane heater, it exploded and I was engulfed in a fireball. My face was pretty much unscathed but my entire arms and neck were covered in golf ball and tennis ball size blisters. Like a farmer's tan except waaay more painful 😆 Never wanna feel that again.
I was baking gingerbread cookies, I mustve been in my teens, and I noticed I had left the grille in the oven when I was ready to put the first batch in. For reasons well beyond my understanding, I just grabbed the grille with my bare hand, even heard the sizzle, _still didnt immediately drop it,_ but lifted it on top of the stove. All while balancing the raw sheet of cookies in my other hand. I had this weird 3 stripe Adidas burn in my right hand for months! I definitely wont do that mistake again, I remember the mixture of panic and pain perfectly, even if the physical scar is long gone. 3 seconds, max, that felt like a lifetime. And the smell..
Ouchh I can kind of relate. Spilt a bowl of boiling water on my foot and got 2nd degree burns, that was the worst pain I've ever felt. Took my tattoo with it as well lol
@@alannawilkins4384 When camera phones were brand new, mom sent me a pic of her egg-sized blister in her ankle. Same thing, boiling water. The message with it was something like “Home ec teacher was right after all; always pour boiling water in the sink away from your body..”. Interesting it took your tat with it! Havent even thought about that, but it makes sense.
@@alannawilkins4384 Same thing happened to me! In terms of the worst pain I've ever felt, my worst migraines take gold for that in terms of in-the-moment, but just the fact that the pain from the burn lasted so long and just having to put up with it that long made it feel that much worse.
It’s truly astonishing that he can put his body through all of this and still be so healthy 😭
He isnt very healthy but it’s okay
His brain doesn't seem to work that well from what I can tell watching this interview. He struggles to find words a lot for his age. Would not be surprised if he suffered some permanent damage.
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God didn't build us in his image for nothing
@@nicholegallo1090 you dont either 😭
My daughter had a candle making accident earlier this year and was on fire. 3rd degree burns over 18% of her body, but the leg was what they said was double burned because it was hot wax and fire so there's a lot of nerve damage.
After being in the burn ICU for a couple of weeks and seeing and hearing all that I have, I think burns are the worst pain ever.
OH MY GOD, I'M SO SORRY!!!!!!!
My cousin had the same exact thing happen to her tho I don’t remember the % it covered. She just turned 10 and has to get even more surgery due to scarring limiting growth. Burns are absolutely horrible
I am so sorry that this happened to your daughter. I hope that she, you, and your family are doing better and recovering, and that you all have the support you need. Coming from someone with chronic pain and family members with health issues, I understand how hard this can be on both the individual and their loved ones. I can’t imagine what she went through, and I hope she knows she’s an incredibly strong person to keep persevering. Wishing you all the best. 🤍
The fact that Steve-O's biggest regret in life is not flossing his teeth is hilarious!!!
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸
Hearing Steve-O talk about taking painkillers made me cry. I don't take them either because i am also sober. I had my wisdom teeth pulled and i have a semi severe hip injury, i only take naproxin and Tylenol. So proud of how far he's come, and of everyone else living a sober life.
Still be careful with that stuff. It is hard on your liver and kidneys.
Got up to brush my teeth because of this, so easy to get out of the habit. It had been a few days, needed that little kick 😅😄 great chat between you two, loved it.
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I appreciate him sharing some of his recovery. Addiction shouldn’t be so taboo.
I was early into recovery and had surgery. My pharmacist knew that I was sober and explained to me the difference between using my pain meds as a tool for pain vs abusing them and it made all the difference in the world.
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸
I love Steve-o He is so upfront about everything he's not afraid to talk about his abusive drug past. This is the person you want as an uncle cause he has experienced everything basically.
An uncle, 'cuz he can't be a dad.
Doctor Mike isn't just a Dr, he has built this character that people love to watch, and to be big enough on TH-cam to bring on high celebrities to have a podcast with, and Dr Mikes knowledge and the celebrities injuries, make a brilliant combination of interest! I feel this will be one of his biggest videos
My dad survived a bad burn from blow back from his big rig diesel tank and my mom recently told me that on his way to the hospital, he would scream from the pain every time the car stopped at a light because there wasn’t air moving to cool the burns. 35 years later, you couldn’t guess what happened to him, but I’m sure he’ll never forget the pain.
This is the greatest collab ever
it’s so impactful to hear people speak on addiction and the struggles that come with being sober. i would love to see you explore and discuss this topic more. if we keep treating it like a taboo subject it’ll be harder for people to seek help.
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I love how it starts exactly with his stunt
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Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸.
I really liked this video setup, podcast like. Steve-O is so impressive with his recovery and how much his body has been through. I hope all addicts who might watch this know it’s possible for them to recover and be healthy and successful. ❤
loved this video! i was obsessed with jackass as a kid and its so interesting to hear from the guys now that theyre older and wiser. steve-o especially is such an inspiration, the way he turned his life around is incredible.
The most impressive stunt he's pulled is being a drug addict and coming out clean and alive. It's a miracle anytime someone is able to overcome that horrible sickness.
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸.
Steve O is all over TH-cam these days and I'm here for it. So glad to see him succeeding!
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸
This is the first I have seen him on youtube....
I love watching him talk about stuff these days. Dude's been through so much shit and came out the other side. I'm so glad he got clean and went on with his life. He's clearly learned a lot.
Always a treat when Dr. Mike uploads can't lie 🤷♂️
Love watching you interview people! Great video!💜
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸.
steve-o is incredible w/his forthrightness and honesty about his life experiences and how he is using it to help others
OMH IV'E BEEN WAITING FOR THIS COLAB FOREVER!!! I love you both so much.
I feel him, I wasn't the greatest with flossing and I am predisposed to bad dental health even though I am diligent about brushing because I have Celiac and my family on both sides have bad gums. I am honestly so proud of him, I loved the crew but always loved Steve-O but worried he wouldnt make it to 30 and here he is, healthier than basically anyone on the crew despite being the most at risk for so long.
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸
I’m so ready for this. Steve-O forever!
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This was a great interview! It was awesome to see Steve-o in a different limelight and Mike explaining things.
I Absolutely LOVE Steve-O, as a person in recovery myself it's not easy. You are so real and such a good person to look up to. I just want to congratulate you. You deserve everything.
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸
I can't believe this guy is alive sometimes. He's put his body through so much! God bless him.
Ryan Dunn couldn't deal with his demons, and he died. They did Jackass together for a long time. Steve-O knows where he could've ended up.
There is a medical TV show that is on it's last season this year, which would be great for you to review next it is called Doc Martin, it's a British comedy drama, he was a vascular surgeon, but becomes a GP (family medicine Doctor same as you), the show is medically accurate, and to top it off it is hilarious.
Love it if he did that
It's so great to see steve o doing so well. It gives me hope as I'm recovering from pain pills to see him doing so well even after such a terrible accident but keeping his strength.. to keep his soberity first priority 💕💕
This was great! I love Steve-O and love to hear him being interviewed. Thanks for the awesome vid Mike! Going to check out the full pod while “arting” (my therapy for MS)
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸
It's such a pleasure to see Steve-O in interviews, love hearing about his life and all he's doing today!
As a Dental professional its amazing to hear him talk about his dental routine 😍 such a great advocate for good oral health
Dr. Mike is a really good interviewer here. Rarely butting in when Steve-O is talking, transitioning from one subject to another seamlessly, and supplying information when needed.
the collab we needed
Wow I really feel bad for Steve-O for that odor. I Love your videos doctor Mike keep doing what you do and I NEED MORE DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DOCTOR. Keep up the good work I have learned a lot from you.
Steve o is such an amazing and inspirational guy.
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸.
Loved the Steve-O’s episode on the podcast. Impressed with the amount of research you do on the guests
I love this duo and podcast style like video!
Please do more of these!
You are a great doctor and a lot of doctor advice put together makes the One and Only Dr. mike even better -Ayden
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Kudos for him in explaining him the different types of pain. Intensity v duration.
I will never forget that one time I was at CVS in Hollywood and I heard a familiar voice........and Steve O just came out of nowhere next to me. I was like OMG I know you! But I never said anything to him though as I didn't wanted to bother him haha😂😁
I know exactly what steveo is talking about regarding pain management and addiction. I am in recovery from drug addiction as well, four years sober. I had a third heart surgery three weeks ago. It has been by far the most painful experience of my life. I was very hesitant about the use of pain meds at first, but they do have a place. I did need that help the first week post op. But That Dilaudid clicker woke all my opioid receptors like crazy! The doctors offered me a few more days of my new friend that Dilaudid, the addict in me really wanted to say oh yes please! But I know, for me that leads to no good. And the longer I’m on pain meds the harder to get off pain meds. So I stayed strong, said no thank you, Tylenol only for me please from here on out. I was tapered off the pain meds, still on the Tylenol ( it really does work) and doing just fine!
Omg and also… I have a friend who has the worst breath, just all the time, it’s hard to ride in the car with this friend the breath is soooo bad! I bet it’s the same type of bacteria Steveo is talking about. I really wanna say something to my friend but I’m so nervous, I really don’t want to offend. I don’t even know how to bring it up and gently say something. Maybe this video can be the catalyst to jump start the convo? It’s one of my regrets as well, not taking my dental heath seriously at a younger age. I’m now 41 and had to have 12 teeth pulled and wear top and bottom partials for not caring about my teeth before. Brush and floss daily kids! You will thank yourself later, trust me.
Great vid! Thanks!
Dr. Mike thank you for all the things you’ve been doing really appreciate it I hope one day I can meet you❤🎉😊
Doctor Mike plus Steve-O ☺️. I love it when people I watch with completely different content make a video together
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Thanks for this Doc. As someone who was a fan of Jackass from day 1, who got his DVDs for Xmas and followed him to the ends, to give him the chance to just open up and be fully transparent without judgement…. The things he’s overcome is incredible. Stevo is truly a remarkable man. He’s truly a testament to the benefits of saying enough is enough.
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How this guy is still alive is astonishing
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Love this man. He has helped me through my own recovery . ❤
Thank you for this. As always
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I'm always getting on my own case to floss and stretch, so hearing Steve-O say that his two biggest regrets are not flossing and not stretching really kicked me in the pants today.
He's talking about _all_ the important adult stuff many never figure out.
Steveo what a character! I'm so proud of him for his sobriety. Probably the hardest challenge he's had to face. He sure has lived an interesting life. Despite his quirkiness, I bet he'd be a good friend to have.
you can hear the sadness and regret. feels like loneliness and despair, and worse are to come.
Yup, floss and stretching. Both of those are what I'm struggling with.
We need both of them to react to jackass injuries together
Steve-O is an inspiration. Dude is rich for what he put his body through, not unlike a Football player, but his recovery is awesome. May Steve-O live to 100 years.
I would absolutely love more content on those who are struggling with addiction and chronic pain. Those who are in recovery and are trying to stay sober are constantly going over all of these hurdles to stay in their right mind, and it’s so unfortunate that all of these other circumstances won’t lead them back to that addiction, but a broken arm because of a car accident or a fall that hurt you more than you thought it was going to, puts you right back in that extremely vulnerable state of mind. These are all things that you need pain management on and it’s hard when you’re still moderately suffering mentally because sobriety is something that you have to focus on every single day. To be put in a situation where, do I stay s sober or do I take the medication for my broken arm, is unimaginable for most!
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Love this collab 👀🖤
Same
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Whew. I can't take a stubbed toe let alone all the stuff Steve-O has put himself through hahaha
These podcats are so intellectual and actual pure content this generation needs 😊 doctor mikes so humble and such a great listener ❤
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I love how you do these interviews with these kinds of people!
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For wisdom tooth pain they suggested I take both Motrin and Tylenol every 8 hours, started getting liver damage just within a couple months. Thankfully my levels did improve after I stopped taking both of them
I was told to do similar, max doses of Naproxen and Tylenol every day for severe knee pain, it did not help with the pain, but it did mess up my gut and I can no longer take any NSAIDs without gastrointenstinal problems, Celecoxib included.
I would've thought it was his vocal chords cause man's voice sounds like what I assume Hennessy and Malbaros taste like
Stev-O is so awesome! So is Dr Mike! Great collaboration 😁
Steveo with dr.mike is awesome!
I suffered 3rd degree burns to my right shoulder arm pit and neck when I was 7 months old. It is my first memory, and i can still recall it vividly at 56.
I've been sober for almost 5 years now and have had to have pain meds a couple times and surgery. Only time I've needed anything was for a horrible abscess in my jaw. They gave me IV ketamine and I immediately said "yeah nevermind, I'm good on that" lol. I did just have them sedate me til surgery, mild benzo, then after surgery felt 100x better and had nothing but Tylenol and ibuprofen since (and my normal meds.) That was up there for pain, even including pre-sobriety. I've had open heart surgery, an amputation, etc. Face/tooth pain when really bad, is bad. Had to have 11 teeth pulled at once and my jaw scraped lol. Felt great after though, what a relief haha.
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸.
I didn't know how much I wanted to see these 2 talk
Thank you Steve-o for sharing all of this. Especially the addiction and the importance of gum and teeth health
Dental pain is terrible but I’ve had chemical burns which were far worse.
There’s a difference between my jaw killing me in a single spot with radiating pain and sharp pains and knowing it’s that’s spot and relatively that it’s a tooth issue.
And thinking: ‘oh my god I’m on fire and there’s no flames I see my skin dying over the course of minutes and I’m not hallucinating but this is not normals and idk whats happening I’m burning I can’t touch anything and I’m shaking and it’s at an 11/10 over a large part of your body...’
Different fear levels surface area and pain. You can see it which makes it so much worse and the pain doesn’t pulsate it’s just existing on all nerves ends at once and then as your blood rate picks up you feel more pulsing effects.
Taking care of burns feels easier then tending to dental issues as it’s not made common practice. If you don’t know how you got the chemical burn or what it is neutralizing it is a bitch to guess at and there’s a panic stage of ‘mystery major problem’ and rapid fire solving.
The chemical burns or standard cooking burns are whatever to fix and managing them is alright the pain lingers for a long time and there’s not great pain-relief options.
I’m currently unable to get dental or health looked at and my impacted wisdom teeth have started to encapsulated on one side into an abscess while also leaving that signature back molar/gum line pit/plaque. Thing is terrible but it’s like a 2/10 for daily issues and draining/flushing has been fine with no signs of infections/tissue damages. Special diet and tooth cleaning to keep the molar from getting a cavity while the encapsulated one slowly rots dissolves and falls out. Saline rinses but not overdoing it if ever an issue there’s minor dental things marketed for like elderly people that help with pain/sensitivity/smell/bacterial stuff etc as their teeth quality has different special requirements that sometimes help if you have other dental issues
I appreciate that you are respectful enough to him about it as a doctor that's he's comfortable doing this. I love this.
More podcasts like this please!
1:47 Yes, Dr. Mike, that IS mind-blowing!
dental assistant here 👋🏼 i work in oral surgery, and I’m so glad that he explained the importance of flossing. i can’t tell you how many patients come in needing extractions bc they don’t floss. it doesn’t only cause cavities, but the bone will slowly deteriorate. which will make it difficult to replace the tooth with an implant without bone grafting. the patients will say “But i don’t understand i brush every day!” your toothbrush cannot get ALL the bacteria and food that’s stuck in your teeth. When you floss, if you floss kind of as if you’re going above the tooth, you will see what comes out of there. Even after you brush. It’s also important that you visit your dental hygienist every 6 months to avoid long term gum disease or extractions. Please please please floss!
I'm living proof that everything you said is 100% correct. I'm 54 years old and I've visited the dentist twice a year for as long as I can remember. I'm kinda OCD about brushing, flossing and tongue scraping. When I floss, I'm always amazed by the amount of food that's stuck in there! (I have tight teeth.) The payoff is that my gums are in excellent shape. 💪🦷 I've never had gingivitis and my gums don't bleed during cleanings. I've only had three cavities in my life: two of them were when I was 7 years old, but one when I was in my 40s. (How? Where'd I go wrong? 🥺)
I still have all of my teeth, except for my wisdom teeth and an upper right back molar (#2) that I cracked from clinching my teeth, even though I sleep with a bite guard. I have fibromyalgia and the constant pain makes me clench my teeth. Not only did I crack that molar in two places but I regularly have to replace my bite guards because I crack them, too. I have too many health problems to mention, but the _one_ good thing I've got going for me is my teeth! 😁
Please take care of your teeth, people. And FLOSS! It doesn't take that much effort and it's _sooo_ worth it!
I had this same problem. It didn't pop up a ton, but i started brushing my tongue like crazy, to the point of damaging my tongue a lot, because i thought that was what the bad smell was from. But it turned out i needed to floss 🤣 finally figured it out and it hadn't been an issue since. Floss people. You need to floss.
💯 this!
What video. Props to mike for these interviews. They have been great. Is this the full video?? It seems like their is more to it?
I freaking love Steveo. What an inspiration
This guy is crazy, but cool at the same time... Amazing life and a work that only few people will be able to do. I like that you respected him and didn't do the "doctor of the situation"😅👍
This is unrelated to the video, but I was born with glaucoma and a cataract so I had to get the lens in my leg eye removed so does that mean I can see ultraviolet light
Seeing the blisters pained me so much.
Hell yeah this is awesome thanks for making this happen 👏 keep up the great work 🎃
I saw Steve-O live with my fiancé. I've loved Jackass since I was a teenager and so it was a dream come true. The venue wasn't set up for sound properly so we could barely hear him but our favorite part was when he brought his sweet puppy Wendy out 🥰
Hello, I'm General James Charles McConville from. Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, I'm presently in Ukraine helping with Heavy war machines, weapons, Are you from the states?🇺🇸.
I was walking through a store talking with this guy and I thought he was crop dusting me so I finally called him on it and said he needed to stop. He stopped, turned around and said he wasn’t. When the smell hit me I literally covered my mouth and said omg it’s your breath! He got a dentist appointment the next week and had to have some kind of surgery/procedure to get all of the infected teeth out and deep clean to try and get rid of as much bacteria as possible. It was one of the worst smells I’ve encountered and I felt so bad for him…
I'm loving these conversations w/ past celebs from so many Podcasters 🥰 love hearing the updates. And I have the EXACT same dental routine. Get a water-pik ASAP!!!!
This is awesome!
omg stevo is the top g
Yes sir keep us the grind commenting