Why’s everyone complaining that he’s telling people to go see their doctor? He doesn’t know their medical history and people are asking single sentence questions. If they go to their doctor and ask face to face, then they can get insight that’s better for their problem.
People just like someone to blame for their own problems . People that Follow Dr.mike know he's very smart . let them think what they want & not everyone's question will answered the way they wanna hear it. Go to your local doctor & find out people
Rave time rave time rave time Tinsel in your foot Bobble in your foot Bobble in your eye Everybody cries when you go to A&E with bobble in your eye Blood Blood everywhere
Kid: "Mom, can I have a piece of GUM?" Mom: "Here you go." Kid 2 mins later: "Mom, can I have another?" Mom: "What happened to the last one?" Kid: "I swallowed it" Mom who is sick of giving kid gum: "Bad things happen to those who swallow gum" Myth Born
@@jessicabloom3923 Countless people tie their hair constantly and they don't grow bald over time. She doesn't have to soak her hair with hairspray chemicals on a daily basis and tie her hair into the tightest ponytail in existence. lol
i remember memorizing the eye chart because my parents told me if you don't have 20/20 vision you have to go under SURGERY so i was horrified and spent a week memorizing the entire thing
Doctor Mike, first off, you're amazing! We love watching your channel and my 7 year old (or rather, he'll be 7 on the 29th) loves to run around and yell, "peewoop!" Thank you for answering the question about ball caps and balding, but what about hair ties? I have a family member who keeps telling us that we shouldn't put hair ties in our son's hair because it will cause baldness later in life. Help! :)
I actually looked this up! If you make a super tight ponytail, regularly, the traction alopecia is a possibility. As well as possible breakage from the elastic. But if you use a soft hair elastic without a metal band in it and don't make the ponytail too tight, it won't do a lot of damage. I'm not qualified medically to answer this, just what I found on google.
Traction alopecia is a thing, and can happen to anyone that constantly wears really tight hair ties, regardless of their gender, due to the constant hard pulling on the roots of the hair. Hair breakage is also common with tight hair ties, possibly due to the amount of stress on the strands. Breakage is often worse with ponytailers that have metal in them, as the hair gets caught in the metal. So, yes, constant use of really tight hair ties _can_ cause baldness and hair loss issues, but it's *not* linked to what's between a person's legs (if he gets male pattern baldness later in life, it'll happen regardless of whether he had really tight hair ties or not), or how else they present themselves. Feel free to let him continue using hair ties, but try to encourage him to not constantly have his hair tied back really tight. Look for metal-free hair ties, and also consider using those coil hair ties that have been around for a few years now. Supposedly scrunchies are also better than "standard" hair ties - possibly something about typically not being as tight, and theoretically spreading the pressure out more - not sure how true that is though. Basically, the same hair care that you'd apply for yourself or a daughter can apply equally to your son. Also, well done on giving him freedom to experiment with his look, even if that experimentation takes him outside of what society considers to be the "gender norms."
Well, that’s f*cking stupid! I’m just a regular civilian but I know you shouldn’t physically or verbally distract someone performing CPR. Be it: slapping,dragging,etc. So if that woman died, it’s on them. Edit:I mean the person who assaulted the doctor.
If she's healthy enough to slap you, she probably didn't need the CPR. Next time maybe wait for her to fall before touching her chest and putting your mouth on hers
Wow this video was posted 3 years ago and I find people watching it a few hours before me I'm so glad I'm not the only one who watches a video years after it was posted
Fun fact when i was a kid i got some metal splints in my toe and it hurt like hell. But i was too scared to tell so i let it in and after a few dayst didn't hurt anymore. 10 years or so later i was like wtf why does my toe sting. And i found the splint again . The body seemed to push it out itself
my dad had a similar thing happen with windshield glass in his hand after a car accident. they thought they found all the pieces on the x-ray but this one chunk must have been hiding right behind another one because it stayed in there for months until it finally worked its way to the surface and my dad performed his own "surgery" to remove it 😂😂
I had an abdominal infection and we did not have money for the small operation so i did not take it. A week later i was bleeding out the abscess in my abdomen and my bosy created a hole on my abdomen. It was so freaky that blood was gushing out but no pain.
My grandpa fell through a bar window during a drunken fight...he got a piece of glass in his back he never got taken out and 20 years later it started pushing its way back out. Lol he kept the piece of glass and everything.
Did you know that on samsung phones, there are 15 volumes you can move between, and it tells you not to go above the ninth one while wearing headphones to avoid damaging your ears. If you do the math, 9 is actually 60% of 50. Mike here is a doctor so all of you should be listening to what your phones tell you (not really.)
Kids do things large. They will chew large wads of gum to blow the biggest bubble. In decades past, this behavior was more common as they had fewer ways to be "top dog". Swallowing large quantities of gum at once probably obstructed some kid somewhere, and then the mom network took over.
The gum legend comes from a presupposition that the stomach acid is not strong enough to digest the gum. The fact that it would stay there is something else.
I have a small glass shard in my foot, and have had it for a few years now. Mostly because my sibling was an idiot, and smashed an old phone with a hammer in the doorway of my room. Didn't get all the tiny, tiny shards, and that was how that happened. However, it doesn't cause me pain, just occasional discomfort. Sorta like a tiny rock in my shoe feeling, and it's not always constant. Most times i don't even feel it.
A bunch of my classmates make jokes like "if i perform cpr on a woman and touch her *(chest region in inappropriate terms)* will she say I assaulted her" People, the woman will be glad you saved her life, if you do get filed for assault you either got too touchy or shes a karen. I'd rather go to jail knowing I saved someones life than be a bystander
Every time I had eye exams, twice a year in the airforce they always marked me at 20/15 vision. And because it’s the military, I was curious if it’s even a real result or we’re they just being dumb and not knowing how it works.
Some people do have better than normal vision. My vision in grade school was around 20/10 -- I could hold microscope slides of things stained bacteria in front of a bright background and locate interesting clusters ("Hey, these look like a K with a tilted L nearby...")
Got rid of the earbuds because of that pain and I developed tinnitus (noisy water pipes at work, couldn't get my music loud enough at times - thankfully got out of there). I've been using headphones for years. I only turn the sound up when I use them as speakers. Highly recommend.
@@HeavyMetalKittenx It must be because he didn't have to say the name of the brand of earphones he uses. He could've just said plastic earphones. But it's the same to me as well. He was just giving us a reference to what exactly made his ears hurt because other people also have them and can relate to it.
As I understand it, as long as there is documented evidence that you acted in good faith to save a life, a sexual harassment lawsuit will be thrown out. To be totally sure, look up Good Samaritan Laws in your area.
Trainfan1055 This is actually a real issue. Why is is this even a thing? Who even thinks “Oh this guy just saved my life, better sue him for sexual harassment”? Some people are just stupid like that. I’m glad you mentioned this.
I wonder how a dispatcher would react if someone in the background was overheard singing "...and another one gone and another one gone, another one bites the dust..."
Well, I do know of the issue when it comes to headphones hurting, and I'm talking about the outer ear ones (since I cannot wear earbuds for the life of me), which is a very strange thing. I dunno if it's just from wearing them for a long time or not, but it does happen, and it hurts and is annoying.
I wear hearing aids and they’re moulded for my ear specifically, so even just putting earbuds in is painful. Now my hearing aids have Bluetooth so I basically had AirPods before everyone else
Hey Mike. My aunt Diane was having a heart attack in an elevator and a guy knew CPR and performed it on her until the paramedics arrived, so whenever you talk about doing proper chest compressions, I think about that. She survived but they said if he had not done that, she probably would not have survived. Keep up the good work.
I sometimes get sharp abdominal pains around ovulation or the week before my period. I did have an ultrasound for this reason, and everything was fine. Over the years I've figured out that the pain is caused by muscle tension in my core. The problem goes away with careful stretching after exercising during these stages of my cycle.
This comment really helped me because a girl who asked a similar question in the video did raise this question in my mind because this does happen to me, usually after running when my periods are due but then it just goes away when I get them
@@Niop_Tres you can sue but you are most likely to lose. Happened to a guy who is a professional swimmer and took life guard classes. He saved a girl from drowning in the ocean and she couldn't afford the hospital bills so she first sued the beach but lost and then sued the guy but lost again. The downside of this story is the guy who savee the girl lost thousands of dollars for a lawyer. You can still sue but you'll lose.
Little warning about being a ticklish patient: you absolutely can have a serious condition and still be extremely tickling. I had an ovarian cyst the size of a softball to rupture and when the ER docs kept pressing on my belly, I would break into laughs. They thought nothing serious was wrong with me since I was squirming and laughing so much... until they did a scan and saw just how much fluid had filled my lower abdomen. Thing is, I was also at a pain level of 10 (literally the worst pain of my life, and I have fibromyalgia so I KNOW PAIN) and I had even passed out from the agony earlier, before my mother called 911. I'm just seriously ticklish, and because I'm constantly in pain, I don't always outwardly show that I'm in pain. (Hiding my fibro pain is second nature, and this makes convincing doctors that I'm suffering a challenge.)
CPR words of wisdom from the Police Acadamy. "If someone's heart has stopped and they aren't breathing, what are they? They're dead. Can't make them any worse than dead. Start chest compressions."
Not just when they aren’t breathing at all, but if the breathing is clearly irregular e.g. intermittent gasping you would still attempt CPR if you can’t find a pulse
Truth. But it doesn't help that people these days sue people who saved their lives either for ridiculous reasons lol. They are rare but people still talk about it and it is still better to help than do nothing.
50% of these questions: *interesting, thoughts provoking” The other 50%: “Is it a bad idea to stab myself multiple times with gordon ramsay’s personal butcher knife?”
Something I don’t understand, a doctor answering ppl’s questions to the best he can, answers are based on scientific facts, and most importantly asking you to seek real medical assistance when he’s not 100% sure.. SO WHY THE FREAKIN 1K DISLIKES??
The way I heard it, the legend started because enough kids were swallowing gum that it was causing bowel obstruction. So parent's started telling their kids that so they wouldn't swallow gum.
Over-ear headphones cause me pain after a couple of hours. Only the most cheap, lightweight ones don't. And I have tried so many different kinds and prices. I think it might be the glasses under headphones.
You would be suprised. People can be convicted if its understood that your CPR actually made things worse when paramedics could have saved that person's life. Unfortunately its one of those thing where saving a person should be your duty but legally can be your freedom's end
@@uwotmatte7577 that's true, I've heard a lot of occasions where people get sued for giving unlicensed CPR. Some even with licensed ones. Was it just the victims' family turning grief onto blames to get money?
Why’s everyone complaining that he’s telling people to go see their doctor? He doesn’t know their medical history and people are asking single sentence questions. If they go to their doctor and ask face to face, then they can get insight that’s better for their problem.
But only ask your GP one problem at a time otherwise everything gets ignored :(
Cost, he is from USA.
He also isn't legally allowed to give people who aren't his patients medical advise.
People just like someone to blame for their own problems . People that Follow Dr.mike know he's very smart . let them think what they want & not everyone's question will answered the way they wanna hear it. Go to your local doctor & find out people
Weird, your name says spsilon, wrong letter boi
Dr. Mike: "Glass is not supposed to be in your foot"
Me: "Man, he is really smart"
CrackThatCookie HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Rave time rave time rave time
Tinsel in your foot
Bobble in your foot
Bobble in your eye
Everybody cries when you go to A&E with bobble in your eye
Blood
Blood
everywhere
We are alike!😋
1000th like
Zorak YT lies
Learning from med school:❌
Learning from Dr. Mike: ✅
Honestly true
Very true
True
*insert drake meme*
Didn’t Dr. Mike learn from med school- (I’m very confused XD)
Kid: "Mom, can I have a piece of GUM?"
Mom: "Here you go."
Kid 2 mins later: "Mom, can I have another?"
Mom: "What happened to the last one?"
Kid: "I swallowed it"
Mom who is sick of giving kid gum: "Bad things happen to those who swallow gum"
Myth Born
lol
HA
Kid watches this vid in heaven: Wait….THAT WASN’T REAL!!!!?????
@@Wren_BurnsHam What happened to the kid?!😳
@@amuamisinderio494 he died from natural causes 90 years ago
Patient: *WAITING*
doctor: sorry im late
Patient: its fine im patient
aHahahahAhhahahaAHAHAHHAHAHHA
Dad jokes
Best jokes
Hahahahahahahah
Hi patient, im Dr.W
u got me hahahahahaha
Gotta love those puns
"YOU shouldn't remove bullets from yourself!"
Far Cry Protagonists: Nervous Sweating
With sticks they pick out of the ground!!!! 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
hahaha😂😂😂
Dr. Mike should react to FarCry healing animations
**SPITS BULLETS**
Ha! I ruined it all! 501st like!
Is it just me or is it a thing that all doctors have cold hands
oh you could never know
It seems so. But it’s even more uncomfortable in my opinion when they have overly warm hands and they’re giving you a checkup.
They always wash their hands. 👍
@@jaztyler558 whether someone has cold hands is related to their blood circulation. Some are warmblooded, others like me, are coldblooded.
Jaz Tyler
That’s true
Mike: "20/30 is worse than 20/20."
Me: "Nothing is worse than 2020...."
2030 isn't even here yet. If its bad both of us will get tons of likes
I gave you both a single like
He has seen the future! Covid survivors carry the zombie virus for 10 years before turning.
@@sjegannath6295 are you sure we will be alive at 2030, will the world end? Why are we here? How are we here?Is it natural selection?
this video was uploaded in 2019... welp, hope you don't think i was trying to hate on you, because i wasn't.
“Putting *traction* on your hair-“
Me: J o j o S i w a
Lol she's gonna be bald in a few years
I think she knows but putting traction on her hairline was worth selling her brand and making millions.
Adrind Amri y e p lol
@@jessicabloom3923 Countless people tie their hair constantly and they don't grow bald over time. She doesn't have to soak her hair with hairspray chemicals on a daily basis and tie her hair into the tightest ponytail in existence. lol
Yup
Someone: “Hey Dr. Mik-“
Dr. Mike: “Go see your doctor.”
Also someone: But you are the doctor
He is on youtube.... He would have to see you to make any medical decision. So yes you need to literally see your doctor.
@@SynnJynn you just got here, I see
@@superluckyandroid9449 shall we punish him?
He probably meant seeing an OBGYN doctor that specializes in such conditions?
i remember memorizing the eye chart because my parents told me if you don't have 20/20 vision you have to go under SURGERY so i was horrified and spent a week memorizing the entire thing
Wow
Did
They
Think
That
Cheers you know the atmosphere is mostly Nitrogen. lol
I believe it fills around 78% of the atmosphere
Quantum mechanics when it sees a new part in black holes.
Ight Imma head out.
Nah I feel like the atmosphere is mainly made up of letters of the alphabet
Lol🤣
Question: what’s the worst case you’ve treated?
Ur profile picture's eyes
@@alvinthomas552 ik
Wtf is going on with you profile pic🤣
Probably can't talk about it because of HIPAA...
Alvin Thomas LMAO
Doctor Mike, first off, you're amazing! We love watching your channel and my 7 year old (or rather, he'll be 7 on the 29th) loves to run around and yell, "peewoop!" Thank you for answering the question about ball caps and balding, but what about hair ties? I have a family member who keeps telling us that we shouldn't put hair ties in our son's hair because it will cause baldness later in life. Help! :)
I actually looked this up! If you make a super tight ponytail, regularly, the traction alopecia is a possibility. As well as possible breakage from the elastic. But if you use a soft hair elastic without a metal band in it and don't make the ponytail too tight, it won't do a lot of damage. I'm not qualified medically to answer this, just what I found on google.
Traction alopecia is a thing, and can happen to anyone that constantly wears really tight hair ties, regardless of their gender, due to the constant hard pulling on the roots of the hair.
Hair breakage is also common with tight hair ties, possibly due to the amount of stress on the strands. Breakage is often worse with ponytailers that have metal in them, as the hair gets caught in the metal.
So, yes, constant use of really tight hair ties _can_ cause baldness and hair loss issues, but it's *not* linked to what's between a person's legs (if he gets male pattern baldness later in life, it'll happen regardless of whether he had really tight hair ties or not), or how else they present themselves.
Feel free to let him continue using hair ties, but try to encourage him to not constantly have his hair tied back really tight. Look for metal-free hair ties, and also consider using those coil hair ties that have been around for a few years now. Supposedly scrunchies are also better than "standard" hair ties - possibly something about typically not being as tight, and theoretically spreading the pressure out more - not sure how true that is though.
Basically, the same hair care that you'd apply for yourself or a daughter can apply equally to your son. Also, well done on giving him freedom to experiment with his look, even if that experimentation takes him outside of what society considers to be the "gender norms."
The gum myth was a study, that wanted to prove how easily myths spread. It was overly successful.
How long ago was this? I'm 57 and that myth was drilled into little kids when I was little.
I feel like I remember that being true of “dark chocolate daily is good for you” too
@@KimBouchard I can't know, because I am not that old. But my parents used to know somebody who took part in it.
Dr. Mike thanks for educating us… me and my teenaged daughters watch your videos everyday…
Next questions will be like
"Can a metal bar stuck through my skull cause permanent damage? Should I take it off?"
Are you Phineas Gage?
no
@Ron Lewenberg You missed the joke miserably, unless you yourself were joking
Cookiez And Creem pretty sure they themselves are joking
Dr Mike is the best I love him so much I'm watching videos but learning good stuff at the same time
Mike: I recommend not listening to music above 60% volume.
Me: *listening at full volume while eating*
*stops eating*
Relatable
Same
Me listening over 100 volume without magic,
Mike: I recommend not listening to music above 60% volume.
Me: *checks to make sure my volume is at 100%*
Me listening to 100% because I have hearing loss lol
Bruh I got slapped for performing CPR on a women just because I seemed sus. It was so stupid. At least I had doctors on my side.
Well, that’s f*cking stupid!
I’m just a regular civilian but I know you shouldn’t physically or verbally distract someone performing CPR. Be it: slapping,dragging,etc.
So if that woman died, it’s on them. Edit:I mean the person who assaulted the doctor.
KONO DIO DA
If she's healthy enough to slap you, she probably didn't need the CPR.
Next time maybe wait for her to fall before touching her chest and putting your mouth on hers
THAT'S SO F***ING STUPID YOU SAVED A LIFE
@@opalplaystudios4386 ikr
Wow this video was posted 3 years ago and I find people watching it a few hours before me
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who watches a video years after it was posted
"don't listen to your music over 60%"
me: slowly turns down music from 100% to 60%
What is that from 11? I turn it up to 10 then sometimes want a little more.
@@bluesteelgaming2883 idk its the top number XD the loudest it can go
@@edithbitterdew3348 I am assuming you are very young. It's a comment based on a conversation in the movie, "This is Spinal Tap."
@@bluesteelgaming2883 I'm not "very young" I'm not a adult but I'm not like 6
@@edithbitterdew3348 no disrespect intended. In my 30's and my wife would say I still act 6.
Fun fact when i was a kid i got some metal splints in my toe and it hurt like hell. But i was too scared to tell so i let it in and after a few dayst didn't hurt anymore. 10 years or so later i was like wtf why does my toe sting. And i found the splint again . The body seemed to push it out itself
my dad had a similar thing happen with windshield glass in his hand after a car accident. they thought they found all the pieces on the x-ray but this one chunk must have been hiding right behind another one because it stayed in there for months until it finally worked its way to the surface and my dad performed his own "surgery" to remove it 😂😂
I had an abdominal infection and we did not have money for the small operation so i did not take it. A week later i was bleeding out the abscess in my abdomen and my bosy created a hole on my abdomen. It was so freaky that blood was gushing out but no pain.
My grandpa fell through a bar window during a drunken fight...he got a piece of glass in his back he never got taken out and 20 years later it started pushing its way back out. Lol he kept the piece of glass and everything.
I'll bet you ANYTHING the urban legend of gum staying in there for 7 years started from moms who didnt want their kids to swallow gum 🤣
Krista w
Ikr 😂😂😂😂😂😂
And schools
here its the legend if you swallow gum it grows into a tree in your stomach
dragongrandmaster that’s paper
"No louder than 60% volume"
Me: *casually turns down volume to 30%*
2nd like on this comment.
2 weeks and no blowup? Y’all Sleepin on this comment people! 🤪
Did you know that on samsung phones, there are 15 volumes you can move between, and it tells you not to go above the ninth one while wearing headphones to avoid damaging your ears. If you do the math, 9 is actually 60% of 50. Mike here is a doctor so all of you should be listening to what your phones tell you (not really.)
Nyel Baig yes! my mom has that on her phone and I wish apple would have it too! it’s pretty smart
Me: 100%
Kids do things large. They will chew large wads of gum to blow the biggest bubble. In decades past, this behavior was more common as they had fewer ways to be "top dog". Swallowing large quantities of gum at once probably obstructed some kid somewhere, and then the mom network took over.
The gum legend comes from a presupposition that the stomach acid is not strong enough to digest the gum. The fact that it would stay there is something else.
Dr. Mike: Glasses are important. Eye ware them.
Not that funny
Ahhh I see what you did there. Your profile is Lelouch and he has a special eye
Wear*
Tia Willis r/wooosh
Lincoln Jones what? No. It’s just a pun. It has nothing to do w/ their profile lol
You didn’t say it when you was talking about CPR. I wanted to hear “Chest compressions, Chest compressions, Chest compressions.” 😭
I noticed that!!!!!!
The question about hats and baldness made me think of a family member who had trichotillomania and wore knit beanies to help stop the plucking.
I have a small glass shard in my foot, and have had it for a few years now. Mostly because my sibling was an idiot, and smashed an old phone with a hammer in the doorway of my room. Didn't get all the tiny, tiny shards, and that was how that happened. However, it doesn't cause me pain, just occasional discomfort. Sorta like a tiny rock in my shoe feeling, and it's not always constant. Most times i don't even feel it.
Hey dr mike plz do more videos on cancers especially lung cancer my dad was a smoker and I’m worried about him getting lung cancer thanks ❤u
"What's near your skin and your bone?...agh gave it away" too relatable
Especially to teachers 😂
When I was a kid, in the 80's, and the gum myth was popular then, too.
Dr. mike: " Glass is not supposed to be UNDER or ON your foot "
Me: Man ,he is as smart as me
A bunch of my classmates make jokes like "if i perform cpr on a woman and touch her *(chest region in inappropriate terms)* will she say I assaulted her"
People, the woman will be glad you saved her life, if you do get filed for assault you either got too touchy or shes a karen. I'd rather go to jail knowing I saved someones life than be a bystander
Should I remove a bullet lodged in my arm?
Me: How the hell did it get there in the first place??!!
He had to make a dramatic dive to save the series hero, but scored well with the audience so he took the bullet in his shoulder.
I guess he got shot
CasualNotice because he was the heroes best friend.
Everytime I watch you I got goosebumps always😭
Yes let's see the procedures on you, Dr. Mike. Would be cool to learn more about all the medical uses of botox.
Bruh when i was a kid i was told that "if I swallowed a gum I will die".
So when i "accidentally" swallowed a gum, I was scared for my life
Armmmmmyyyyyyyy
I really don't want to be harsh but...
That's called "bad parenting".
Nobody said it was the parents who said it...
@@andreassmed2255 Actually, true.
I was told that it will be stuck in the stomach and never will go
I’m that weird person who watches the doctor/nurse put the needle in my arm
Most doctors and nurses tell you to look away even if you're okay with looking at. They literally wont give you the needle until you're looking away.
Tsunami Gaming lol the same xd I do the same
It doesn’t hurt now, back then it used to hurt really much
I can’t I’m terrified of needles I’ll cry even though it doesn’t hurt
Tsunami Gaming i do it too and i don't think it's weird but rather interesting
Call me a psycho but i actually love things related to blood...😈😂😂😂💉💉💉💉💉
Every time I had eye exams, twice a year in the airforce they always marked me at 20/15 vision. And because it’s the military, I was curious if it’s even a real result or we’re they just being dumb and not knowing how it works.
Some people do have better than normal vision. My vision in grade school was around 20/10 -- I could hold microscope slides of things stained bacteria in front of a bright background and locate interesting clusters ("Hey, these look like a K with a tilted L nearby...")
My friend in class has really sweaty hands and they’ve wondered why. Now I can tell my friend why their hands are always sweaty
The gum thing is what pearents tell children so they dont do it
@@tremonk9564 pears yummy
@@tremonk9564 lol ik
What are pearents
You all are dumb i amke the same mistake like him when i type fast he just accidently pressed e instead of only p
amke
8:02 you’re welcome
Who else noticed that Dr. Mike's T-shirt is not as tight today?
Not me 🤷🏼♂️
I'm pretty sure the "Urban Legend" was invented by elementary school teachers
to stop us from chewing gum in class?
@@suchs4979 yea im pretty sure
lol
And moms. My mom used to say that all the time. I ate enough gum growing up I still wouldn't have room in my stomach if it stuck around. :)
Or by parents trying to stop us from swallowing gum
8:08 gum question
Here you go!
Me: *walks home listening to music on 100% volume *
Dr Mike: Don’t listen to music louder than 60% volume
Me: 😐
Edit: Jeez 350 likes??!
Got rid of the earbuds because of that pain and I developed tinnitus (noisy water pipes at work, couldn't get my music loud enough at times - thankfully got out of there). I've been using headphones for years. I only turn the sound up when I use them as speakers. Highly recommend.
me same
Me 🤯
“women get cpr less because people fear touching a womans chest” i felt that
Here’s a good question: why do your ears randomly “ring” sometimes?
Grandblitz It’s too quiet, and you hear nervous system
Or something like that
O_o
@@stingermaple03 that explains everything
Its actually called tinnitus and you will go insane if the environment is quiet
"I have the apple ear pods-"
Weird flex but ok
Alexander it’s not a weird flex tho lol
Heavy Metal Kitten exactly. And I don’t think he was flexing lol
@@teresahowick5197 It's a JoOoOoOoOkE ReLaX m8
@@HeavyMetalKittenx It must be because he didn't have to say the name of the brand of earphones he uses. He could've just said plastic earphones. But it's the same to me as well. He was just giving us a reference to what exactly made his ears hurt because other people also have them and can relate to it.
PoTaTo pLaYs mine was too. Relax dude 🤣
To add to the CPR thing, I as a guy worry that if a gave a female CPR, I'd get sued for sexual harassment.
As I understand it, as long as there is documented evidence that you acted in good faith to save a life, a sexual harassment lawsuit will be thrown out. To be totally sure, look up Good Samaritan Laws in your area.
Mia Smith are you still gonna be in trouble if you tell them that you can’t do cpr?
@@IngvarMar I doubt you'd get in trouble if you didn't know how to do it.
Trainfan1055
This is actually a real issue. Why is is this even a thing? Who even thinks “Oh this guy just saved my life, better sue him for sexual harassment”? Some people are just stupid like that. I’m glad you mentioned this.
Tbh, You can't get sued, remembering you try to SAVE her life.
You:no Unhealthy food me: He's too smart for me
6 year old me: *swallows gum*
My mom: oh no it will stay there for 7 years
Me: *screams and almost dies or has heart attack *
I love how he compered seeing a lion with giving speeches.
Herd behavior. It's scary to get stared at. They might make fun of you. Or eat you. Or make fun of you while eating you.
@@TealWolf26 trust me i know the feeling.
Dr.Mike: **Saying not to listen to song in high volume**
My mom: Oh a rlly interesting information...but idc
Dr. Mike: 2030 is worse than 2020
Me in 2020: Alright everybody the world will end in 2030
Yep you better do everything on your bucket list before 10 years
69 likes soooo what am i gonna do
Yup everyone get ready. We didn't think it could get worse
No but the also mentioned 2040 so world doesnt end yet
I dOnT waNnA DiE
I wish you had been my dr as a child , I had a pituitary tumor, and calcification!
1:25 I'm allergic to Benadryl so, I don't have to worry about any overdoses or anything else that involves Benadryl.
8:07 The aforementioned gum question you've all been waiting for. 😁
Thanks
When he started talking about the sweating hands I think I have that
I would love to have Mike as my doctor. He’s so chill
I know right
Yes!
time to stab myself
Bro same
Me too!
thats for telling me i and palmar hyperhidrosis! i never knew why my palms sweat 24/7
No one talks about the fact that the song "Another one bites the dust" Is compatible with chest compressions
Agent Washington same with Staying Alive chorus....thanks the office
24fretsoffury everyone talks about that one ahaha but didn’t know about the queen one eyy
In literally every BLS or ACLS class I've been to in the last 20 years these are both mentioned. Started around the time compressions got faster.
So is "Stayin' Alive", and that's what they prefer you to sing if necessary. ;)
I wonder how a dispatcher would react if someone in the background was overheard singing "...and another one gone and another one gone, another one bites the dust..."
Well, I do know of the issue when it comes to headphones hurting, and I'm talking about the outer ear ones (since I cannot wear earbuds for the life of me), which is a very strange thing. I dunno if it's just from wearing them for a long time or not, but it does happen, and it hurts and is annoying.
I wear hearing aids and they’re moulded for my ear specifically, so even just putting earbuds in is painful. Now my hearing aids have Bluetooth so I basically had AirPods before everyone else
Hey, no flexing
That's so cool! Was wondering about something like that, I feel I'll defs need hearing aids in the future so this is good news since I love music :)
Woah thats neat
“Is it a good idea to remove bullets lodged into your arm”
Far cry protagonist: yes
Dude i was gonna say that
@@slothlyfellow ＹＯＵＲＥ ＴＯＯ ＳＬＯＷ
@@TheSignificantHarassment2 too, not to
@@theperfecteraser5988 you saw nothing
@@TheSignificantHarassment2I never saw it
¿How bad can it be to inhale helium?
Dr. Mike: it’s not ideal
The periodic table: hrmmmm, hold my Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe and Rn for a second
Cody's lab inhaled all of them and spoke with them in his lungs. We very fun video haha
Chemistry student.. 😂😂
I stepped on broken glass one time, but it wasn't major, it was just a poke, nothing to go to the hospital over, just a tiny bandaid
Doctors here in the UK recommends pouring some olive oil in your ear to dissolve build up ear wax.
Hey Mike. My aunt Diane was having a heart attack in an elevator and a guy knew CPR and performed it on her until the paramedics arrived, so whenever you talk about doing proper chest compressions, I think about that. She survived but they said if he had not done that, she probably would not have survived. Keep up the good work.
Plot Twist: Baldness Causes Men To Wear Hats
Edit: I Regret To Inform You All That Most Likely I Will Be A Hat Wearer In The Future
Yeah, that's sure the case!
Plot Plot Twist: Men Cause Baldness To Wear Hats
Plot plot plot twist: men cause baldness to wear hats
Unicorns United no, that’s the plot twist
This hits really close to home bro. I tip my hat(e) at you.
Dr. Mike: “No more than 60% of the volume”
Everyone: turns down volume*
oh, he said 60% i heard 6%. I got soooo confused.
@@decrobyron time to turn up the volume
So me
@@sophiaf4466 Nah just my English-language listening skill is bad.
Haha so me
As a teenager I swallowed gum at the dentist, and the dentist and their assistant were really shocked! I had to tell them it was an urban legend.🤦♀️
Me: Dr.Mike-
Dr. Mike: *CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS CHEST COMPRESSIONS.*
How dare you steal jimin's jams
How dare you
no u no u no u NO U 😏
i stoled Jimin’s jams *uno reverse card*
@all of you
🤨🤨🤨😨😨😨😨🤯😢🤯😥😠😠😠😠😠😠😡😡😡😡👿👿
Bad
No stealing jams
I guess its strawberry flavoured.... lol
For anyone in a rush the question is at 8:07
You are a gift from God
Lol hes putin ofc he’s a gift from god
THANK YOU ILY
@@skunt9191 Why is ur comment so far down holy moly
thanks
"Your volume should be no louder than 60%."
Me: **Lowers volume in guilt**
Me too
I'm ashamed of myself...
Mine is like 40%
Jessica Gusilatar smmm
But I have to hear over the Tinnitus 😂
I sometimes get sharp abdominal pains around ovulation or the week before my period. I did have an ultrasound for this reason, and everything was fine. Over the years I've figured out that the pain is caused by muscle tension in my core. The problem goes away with careful stretching after exercising during these stages of my cycle.
Good to know!
This comment really helped me because a girl who asked a similar question in the video did raise this question in my mind because this does happen to me, usually after running when my periods are due but then it just goes away when I get them
"Can you remove a lodged bullet from your arm?"
Dr Mike: Am I a joke to you?
I literally laughed just now 🤣🤣🤣
What
Hmmm far cry?
Watching doctor Mike while being sick like:
Should've listened to his advice
Farah Mohamed same I was pretty sick today andddd I’ve got an exam tomorrow.
Actually me rn lmao
Me because I have a throt infecton
You have the most stereotyped somali name walahi even tho you may not be somali 😂😂😂✋
Allah yashfik btw
I’m watching him in the hospital lol
The urban legend creator of gum staying in your stomach for 7 years, was everyone's mom.
yea
Omg 😱 nice comment dude
So true
true because that's what i told all of my kids lol
I don’t have a mom, I have a mum
Hospitals: Women gets less CPR because people are scared to touch female chest
Dr. Mike: We should not be afraid to do this 👌
Liza Dereje thanks mike >:)
@@cpeterseb3161 👌
@@Niop_Tres you can sue but you are most likely to lose. Happened to a guy who is a professional swimmer and took life guard classes. He saved a girl from drowning in the ocean and she couldn't afford the hospital bills so she first sued the beach but lost and then sued the guy but lost again. The downside of this story is the guy who savee the girl lost thousands of dollars for a lawyer. You can still sue but you'll lose.
I mean if she accuses you of doing something, let her at the end of the day you were the better person
@@onionpowered867 yeah a better person who has to pay a 5 digit bill
I think the “gum stays in your system for 7 years” myth is just something Mums tell their kids so they don’t swallow a bunch of gum.
JustLaurie doesn’t everyone know?
I swallows one 6 years ago.
@@anthonyyang5147 Just one more to go buddy!
73 Ttda he said it because dr. Mike asked
I eat gum for breakfast, favour is yes
“Evidence-based fun”
-Every science teacher ever
Yeah
I thought the title said swallow *cum*
Aden Garf EXACLY
the “gum stays in ur stomach for 7 years”
phrase is probably from a mom who just didnt want their kid to swallow their gum probably
I got it from my parents, too.
Im the 111th like
@@clouds5894 noone cares
is probably from a mom who doesn't wanna buy a pack of gum for their child*
Or chew gum, idk
Little warning about being a ticklish patient: you absolutely can have a serious condition and still be extremely tickling. I had an ovarian cyst the size of a softball to rupture and when the ER docs kept pressing on my belly, I would break into laughs. They thought nothing serious was wrong with me since I was squirming and laughing so much... until they did a scan and saw just how much fluid had filled my lower abdomen. Thing is, I was also at a pain level of 10 (literally the worst pain of my life, and I have fibromyalgia so I KNOW PAIN) and I had even passed out from the agony earlier, before my mother called 911. I'm just seriously ticklish, and because I'm constantly in pain, I don't always outwardly show that I'm in pain. (Hiding my fibro pain is second nature, and this makes convincing doctors that I'm suffering a challenge.)
I feel like the gum thing was just something adults used to scare kids so they didn’t swallow it and choke on it maybe??
My parents told me not to swallow it because it will get stuck in my throat
But it's interesting how people around the globe have heard this
@@rachel5774 parents are just the same every where
I kill my dog and burnt it
@@freddiemercurygaming4124 Good to know.
Guy: why are my hands sweating so often?
Me: _ah so you a gamer as well_
My hands sweat a lot too
@@Rehaaaaaaan that's impossible
@@Rehaaaaaaan man wht were you in your birth
@@Rehaaaaaaan same here
@@Rehaaaaaaan im a gamer god
CPR words of wisdom from the Police Acadamy.
"If someone's heart has stopped and they aren't breathing, what are they? They're dead. Can't make them any worse than dead. Start chest compressions."
Not just when they aren’t breathing at all, but if the breathing is clearly irregular e.g. intermittent gasping you would still attempt CPR if you can’t find a pulse
nice 😂
That's exactly what I was thinking when he was talking about it
Chest compressions, chest compressions, chest compressions... #Chestcompressionssavelives
Truth. But it doesn't help that people these days sue people who saved their lives either for ridiculous reasons lol. They are rare but people still talk about it and it is still better to help than do nothing.
Dr. Mike: "I wonder where that legend started?"
Everyone: The public school system
I know it from the show friends from chandler
No probably the private school system it’s way better
Me: **Misread the title**
- Nooo, dont tell me that is bad for my health?
... oh wait...
OH ITS GUM!!!
Michelle Nakata hol’ up
Cum?
😳😳😳
Michelle Nakata Did you read “Gun”? Are you American? I thought Bum but I’m English! 🤣
Edited for “ohhhhhh! C**”...I’m a little innocent!! 🤣
If it's not your own then it can be!
50% of these questions:
*interesting, thoughts provoking”
The other 50%:
“Is it a bad idea to stab myself multiple times with gordon ramsay’s personal butcher knife?”
Omg 🤣
Lol, I've pondered if I should do that to my sister, XD (I'm kidding)
i really wanna like this but it'll turn into 666 likes >.
only liked to reach 666
so fucking true 😂😂🤣
Something I don’t understand, a doctor answering ppl’s questions to the best he can, answers are based on scientific facts, and most importantly asking you to seek real medical assistance when he’s not 100% sure.. SO WHY THE FREAKIN 1K DISLIKES??
the bacteria are mad at him for revealing their secrets
Haters be haten
Maybe some people are annoyed that he didn't start with addressing the gum issue.
the antivacciners or people who don’t like going to the doctors
Must be those Essential oils
Girl :*heart stops*
School nurse : put ice pack on it
and give them one of those plastic cups of water
Military: Take this Motrin.
Yo my friend almost had a heart attack and they did this 🙄
My nurse would literally be like “take these tums and go back to your class”
“Eat some saltines and drink water” 🤦🏾♂️
The way I heard it, the legend started because enough kids were swallowing gum that it was causing bowel obstruction. So parent's started telling their kids that so they wouldn't swallow gum.
"Is it safe to remove bullets lodged in your arm?"
Why do you ask? Do you *have* one in your arm?
He is edgeworth adopted father
50 cent tryna be anonymous
... von Karma is that you?
@@if4597 you thought it was von karma... BUT IT WAS ME DIO ALL ALONG
Random person's foot: *Has open wound*
Bacteria: It's free real estate
I'm watching that bit right now
Over-ear headphones cause me pain after a couple of hours. Only the most cheap, lightweight ones don't. And I have tried so many different kinds and prices. I think it might be the glasses under headphones.
I think you’re on to something. I wear glasses and this totally makes sense.
As my CPR instructor said: don’t be afraid to do CPR. If the patient needs it, they’re already dead, so it’s not like you can make them any deader.
Umm what
señora cookie bun it made sense
I probably laughed at this way harder then I should have
You would be suprised. People can be convicted if its understood that your CPR actually made things worse when paramedics could have saved that person's life. Unfortunately its one of those thing where saving a person should be your duty but legally can be your freedom's end
@@uwotmatte7577 that's true, I've heard a lot of occasions where people get sued for giving unlicensed CPR. Some even with licensed ones. Was it just the victims' family turning grief onto blames to get money?