My 33-year-old son has Rheumatoid Arthritis which is an autoimmune disease... 5.3% of people with RA get Gout too. Gout being caused by a condition called, “Hyperuricemia” meaning there’s too much Uric Acid in your body. He also gets horrible Kidney Stones too! I felt really bad for that gentleman, gout can be extremely painful.
Where is this mystical place where you can see a physical health professional and not speak to someone on the phone or attempt to conquer through the Receptionist?
It is a challenge these days. See a lot of patients because they can't get a face-to-face. There's a place for telemedicine though; it does however need to be balanced with F2F time as well. Better utilisation of Pharmacist, Technicians and PPs definitely need to be considered!
@Jake Lewis Actually, the waiting lists for private are comparable to NHS these days, so you get private patients switching pathways like people on the motorway wanting to do 71mph, and holding up everything, lol
I had one put the phone down on me when I was speaking to it. Emails are the best option because they can't claim you did not contact them, or be selctive with their record keeping.
The last one I visited used the words 'time's up' at the end of a 5 minute appointment i waited several weeks for, was no further forward, and his physical exam made me worse than when I came in. To say a huge proportion of them no longer care about delivering a quality service to patients would be a massive understatement.
Neither do I. My history with them is dreadful. 1987 reported arm injury that is permanent. 1999 got a prognosis. Nearly lost my hand because I was not told of the long term consequences. NHS. 12 years between a diagnosis and a prognosis when I could have been given one on the spot. Incredible. Lots of complications with insurance claim because med center put the medical report in with some one elses medical records at an address similar to one I had years previously. The report was made in 1994. I did not see it, or know who had it until 1998 after being accused of trying to make a fraudulent injury claim. Nice going doctors.
if that happened in our gp clinic turkey , we would give 25 mg kaptopril and monitor his blood pressure for a while like 30 min, then we would start anti hypertansif medication as to his blood tests. here in this scene it took hours to be solved poor patient for waiting hours for just a small solution
@@artspooner yeap if it s not solved within first week control we will refer neurology within 1 week to be screened by mri not like weeks or so like in this stem😊
Exactly i have had 2 strokes and i was in big trouble for driving myself to the ER I thought I had a optical migraine I was admitted as soon as I collapsed in the hospital lobby
My old GP was ridiculous for appointments, rung up cos I needed a prescription for an infection, got told the earliest appointment was like a month away and to get told to go to a and e if it got severe, I made a post on my towns Facebook page about it, literally half an hour later the practice senior doctor rung me up and told me to get their as soon as possible, had a prescription by the end of the day.
my bp was that high, i didnt go to ed, I spoke to gp, monitored it for 2 weeks then started blood pressure meds, took a year of messing with them and now it is 110/70- and im pretty young
@@annalevermore7857 Yeah Type Two Is Mostly Caused By Poor Diet However Not Allways But It Is The Highest Chance Of Type 2 If Your Obese And/Or Have A Bad Diet However If It Runs In The Family It Could Just Be Genes But I Was Maily On About Type 1 Becaus eOf The Amount Of Terrible Misconceptions xx
That guy who works 10 hours needs to get more work life balance and sort out his health. Cut out the carbs that convert to sugar and go get yourself some diet advise.
Can I ask a question? Do these people know the cameras are on, or do you just film without consent? Because I am noticing a lot of companies are filming people without consent and putting them on shows and programs without them knowing/without permission, and it is annoying.
This happened to me! My blood pressure was even higher, they found out i had a pre existing heart condition! I was in hospital for 3 weeks! Now i take 13 tablets a day.
Ime 27 and my blood pressure was 180 over 80 and they just sent me away from a and e saying it was caused by anxiety had pains in my chest also ino it wasn’t anxiety they just wanted me out quick as they could
The person with very high blood pressure is getting IIH in response to antibiotics. IIH/ICP isn't recognised enough. He even mentioned the headache and issues with weather/ storms.
These patients talk way too much and yet look how patient their GPs are? I understand it's recorded but I don't think, in the real world, behind closed doors, doctors can be abusive, neglectful, rude, insulting and completely unhelpful! That's my experience as a far-too-polite and far-too-tolerant patient! I want to die!
I mean, coming from my understanding, he's at risk with that BP and those symptoms of a TIA, but it's quite manageable at that point. I'm guessing he had a change of medication in his antihypertensive, with some monitoring in A&E, perhaps a scan as well, and then discharged.
Ok so it is staged but my own GP's should watch this because it is how you behave. 16 year old visits GP with groin injury. Happened at work after being ordered to move heavy furniture on his own. GP's response "will give you three days off and then you get back to work". Required attitude is 'polite and deferential'. If an injury is reported you examinine it and give advice in accordance with the medical journal, not look at people as if they are rubbisch and treat them like rubbish. Medical journal advice was 3 weeks of that leg. I had years of pain with that and found out how to put it right by accident in a gym. Also you are required to keep medical records, as well as examine some one who reports and injury. No sign of it in my medical records. I can see why he didn't want to hand them over.
Each GP that I have turned to has viciously dismissed, mocked and neglected me. I am in my late 20s and I have been suffering increasingly since early teens! I have a widespread chronic skin disease, a widespread chronic pain disease, and chronic fatigue. I am suffering mentally and physically, as well as financially, socially, and personally. I am a chronically ill, long suffering, extremely uncomfortable individual, under a lot of pressure, without any support! What more can I try?
Blood pressure that high increases the risks of strokes, raised pressure in the brain and brain bleeds - given that the man has been having headaches for the last 3 days, that's why the GP is worried and has advised him to go to A&E
A diastolic of 125 is a bit worrying, definitely would want to rule out any secondary causes of his hypertension if it doesn't come down, such as adrenal tumours.
Because that high a blood pressure in a 39 year old man is not common and also dangerous - it increases his risk of ischaemic heart disease, strokes, raised intra-cranial pressure, damage to the small vessels of his kidneys and eyes ...
no GP will do a dyslexia diagnosis as you need to be seen by an educational psychologist as they're the only ones who are trained to do it. Sadly, it is something that you'd need to pay for (this is coming from someone who has had the diagnosis)
one thing i forgot to mention is that if you are still in education, speak to the special needs team as your establishment may be able to get someone in to test you for it, they may be able to pay for some or all of the cost for the assessment as your looking at around £400+ for one
That poor man with headaches was just fobbed off to A&E for a simple issue. Here in Maldives he would be given 25 mg kaptopril and his blood pressure monitored for 1 hour. Then we would start hypertension medication. UK doctors and nurses are so poorly trained. They must be one of the worst in the world.
This is a primary care GP practice. They do routine consultations and don't have beds/facilities to do observations over extended periods. Their whole model is to see you, diagnose, and either prescribe or refer onwards. This gentleman required some further investigation to discern why the BP was raised, which would determine if medication would actually be a help (and specifically which one) or if another intervention was needed.
We British are trained in one thing only, and that is creating work for others 😂 darlings it's an issue and a quintessential tradition that goes back centuries We will either pass on the buck to each other or to immigrants and in earlier days, the colonised.
Absolutely. Rosie, the 'practice nurse', who appears frequently is in fact a highly-regarded actress, and the patients and other staff are extras to fill in when they're needed on the set. Your conviction is quite remarkable.
i know what you mean. i never contemplated a complete fabrication, but i swear i ve seen some of the patients on Holby City. Waite a minute i forgot,, i m insane.
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“Never go to a&e on bank holiday Monday” she knows🤣
Gout simultaneously in one knee and one “foot” causing an infection? This guy’s a medical marvel!
Experiment I would say
Quite common in inflammatory conditions such as gout for it to effect multiple joints. Usually it is the same joint on both sides though.
My 33-year-old son has Rheumatoid Arthritis which is an autoimmune disease... 5.3% of people with RA get Gout too. Gout being caused by a condition called, “Hyperuricemia” meaning there’s too much Uric Acid in your body. He also gets horrible Kidney Stones too! I felt really bad for that gentleman, gout can be extremely painful.
High cholesterol guy looks good for 60
I thought that too, especially with that diet.
Cosmetically speaking
Where is this mystical place where you can see a physical health professional and not speak to someone on the phone or attempt to conquer through the Receptionist?
It is a challenge these days. See a lot of patients because they can't get a face-to-face. There's a place for telemedicine though; it does however need to be balanced with F2F time as well. Better utilisation of Pharmacist, Technicians and PPs definitely need to be considered!
@Jake Lewis Actually, the waiting lists for private are comparable to NHS these days, so you get private patients switching pathways like people on the motorway wanting to do 71mph, and holding up everything, lol
I had one put the phone down on me when I was speaking to it. Emails are the best option because they can't claim you did not contact them, or be selctive with their record keeping.
@@SolPhantasmagoriaI know some one who does that with dentist.
@@sun-p6gIt has only got worse over the last two years.
They should do undercover visits to GP's. I have very little faith left in them!
The last one I visited used the words 'time's up' at the end of a 5 minute appointment i waited several weeks for, was no further forward, and his physical exam made me worse than when I came in.
To say a huge proportion of them no longer care about delivering a quality service to patients would be a massive understatement.
That's a huge statement.
Me too. I had three really rare diseases and I was told all three were in my head.
People who are never happy, looking for things to be wrong everywhere and moaning all the time are so destructive!!!!!!!
Neither do I. My history with them is dreadful. 1987 reported arm injury that is permanent. 1999 got a prognosis. Nearly lost my hand because I was not told of the long term consequences. NHS. 12 years between a diagnosis and a prognosis when I could have been given one on the spot. Incredible. Lots of complications with insurance claim because med center put the medical report in with some one elses medical records at an address similar to one I had years previously. The report was made in 1994. I did not see it, or know who had it until 1998 after being accused of trying to make a fraudulent injury claim. Nice going doctors.
That diabetic man is the most honest man I’ve ever heard in my life
if that happened in our gp clinic turkey , we would give 25 mg kaptopril and monitor his blood pressure for a while like 30 min, then we would start anti hypertansif medication as to his blood tests. here in this scene it took hours to be solved
poor patient for waiting hours for just a small solution
What about the early morning headaches, are you going to perform an MRI brain in your GP clinic?
@@artspooner yeap if it s not solved within first week control
we will refer neurology within 1 week to be screened by mri not like weeks or so like in this stem😊
Headache with hypertension, yeah, that's a red flag for a TIA.
Exactly i have had 2 strokes and i was in big trouble for driving myself to the ER I thought I had a optical migraine I was admitted as soon as I collapsed in the hospital lobby
That blood pressure... yikes.
Rosie is adorable.
Ha ha in the real world your doctor is likely hiding and you would be lucky to get a 1 minute phone consultation 3 weeks after
My old GP was ridiculous for appointments, rung up cos I needed a prescription for an infection, got told the earliest appointment was like a month away and to get told to go to a and e if it got severe, I made a post on my towns Facebook page about it, literally half an hour later the practice senior doctor rung me up and told me to get their as soon as possible, had a prescription by the end of the day.
@@ScottyDont1945 is that real in UK? You have to declare it on Facebook to get it!! 🤔
try 2 months
I like that machine it’s really funny I’ve had it done before it made me laugh I have autism it’s fun great for me
Three things that irritate me about GPs - 1) Take a seat for me 2) Pop your shoes off. 3) I'm going to cut your leg off - is that OK?
If I was 19 stone at the age of 60 and diabetic I’d start taking my health abit more seriously rather than laughing and making jokes. Fool
A think you must be cause that hit a fucken nerve 😂😂😂
@@gregshearer423 I’m 30 years old and a body builder mate
@@yerrrboy100 make sure you focus on your legs son. I see alot of body builders that focus on the top region but not on the lower region of the body.
I finished all the videos in this playlist :|
what next..
my bp was that high, i didnt go to ed, I spoke to gp, monitored it for 2 weeks then started blood pressure meds, took a year of messing with them and now it is 110/70- and im pretty young
The visual disturbances is a pretty concerning sign with Bp that high.
My GP wouldn't give a monkeys...
As A T1 Diabetic I Want Too Say T1 ISNT BCS OF POOR DIET ITS GENETIC HOWEVER YES YPE 2 IS MOSTLY POOR DIET AND WEIGHT ISSUES
My uncle is type 2 and is very skinny and eats pretty healthy. Runs in my family though.
@@annalevermore7857 Yeah Type Two Is Mostly Caused By Poor Diet However Not Allways But It Is The Highest Chance Of Type 2 If Your Obese And/Or Have A Bad Diet However If It Runs In The Family It Could Just Be Genes But I Was Maily On About Type 1 Becaus eOf The Amount Of Terrible Misconceptions xx
No wonder that last guy is diabetic!!
That guy who works 10 hours needs to get more work life balance and sort out his health. Cut out the carbs that convert to sugar and go get yourself some diet advise.
People eat so unhealthy, they don't have a clue.
For some, food is their only source of fulfilment. Tragic, I know.
We got to go through a lot just to make an appointment for doctors in my town.this office is amazing 🤩🤩🤩
First guy could have kidney issues...
Yeah, totally. Renin production goes a bit dodgy and that messes with the blood pressure.
Is gout treated by antibiotics ????? Never knew about it 😂
Not normally but they said there was an infection
It's been a while! Good to see another upload!
Can I ask a question? Do these people know the cameras are on, or do you just film without consent? Because I am noticing a lot of companies are filming people without consent and putting them on shows and programs without them knowing/without permission, and it is annoying.
This happened to me! My blood pressure was even higher, they found out i had a pre existing heart condition! I was in hospital for 3 weeks! Now i take 13 tablets a day.
Ime 27 and my blood pressure was 180 over 80 and they just sent me away from a and e saying it was caused by anxiety had pains in my chest also ino it wasn’t anxiety they just wanted me out quick as they could
The person with very high blood pressure is getting IIH in response to antibiotics. IIH/ICP isn't recognised enough. He even mentioned the headache and issues with weather/ storms.
These patients talk way too much and yet look how patient their GPs are? I understand it's recorded but I don't think, in the real world, behind closed doors, doctors can be abusive, neglectful, rude, insulting and completely unhelpful! That's my experience as a far-too-polite and far-too-tolerant patient! I want to die!
Love this so much!
Does anyone know if the first guy is okay?
Was wondering that as well
I mean, coming from my understanding, he's at risk with that BP and those symptoms of a TIA, but it's quite manageable at that point. I'm guessing he had a change of medication in his antihypertensive, with some monitoring in A&E, perhaps a scan as well, and then discharged.
Ok so it is staged but my own GP's should watch this because it is how you behave.
16 year old visits GP with groin injury. Happened at work after being ordered to move heavy furniture on his own. GP's response "will give you three days off and then you get back to work". Required attitude is 'polite and deferential'. If an injury is reported you examinine it and give advice in accordance with the medical journal, not look at people as if they are rubbisch and treat them like rubbish. Medical journal advice was 3 weeks of that leg. I had years of pain with that and found out how to put it right by accident in a gym. Also you are required to keep medical records, as well as examine some one who reports and injury. No sign of it in my medical records. I can see why he didn't want to hand them over.
Each GP that I have turned to has viciously dismissed, mocked and neglected me.
I am in my late 20s and I have been suffering increasingly since early teens!
I have a widespread chronic skin disease, a widespread chronic pain disease, and chronic fatigue.
I am suffering mentally and physically, as well as financially, socially, and personally.
I am a chronically ill, long suffering, extremely uncomfortable individual, under a lot of pressure, without any support!
What more can I try?
There hasn't been another upload for several months. Something's wrong.
jesus.... the guy's diet is terrible!
Howe Station
Myrl Summit
Who clicked to watch this on seeing the thumbnail
"that worries me"......really?! A infection with, high blood pressure, and headache. Why be worried, like......
Blood pressure that high increases the risks of strokes, raised pressure in the brain and brain bleeds - given that the man has been having headaches for the last 3 days, that's why the GP is worried and has advised him to go to A&E
They sent him to A&E why are u pressed
A diastolic of 125 is a bit worrying, definitely would want to rule out any secondary causes of his hypertension if it doesn't come down, such as adrenal tumours.
Because that high a blood pressure in a 39 year old man is not common and also dangerous - it increases his risk of ischaemic heart disease, strokes, raised intra-cranial pressure, damage to the small vessels of his kidneys and eyes ...
They will help him whith the pain and stuff
I’m just 1 hour late!!!!!!!! Lol 😂😂
Bless him
She is a Nun?
Atleast some areas are functioning NHS in Reading is appalling
Stop eating pies mate
does this GP do dylexia assement/dignosis im struggling to get dignosed my GP doesnt do it
no GP will do a dyslexia diagnosis as you need to be seen by an educational psychologist as they're the only ones who are trained to do it. Sadly, it is something that you'd need to pay for (this is coming from someone who has had the diagnosis)
GP’s can’t do a dyslexia assessment, they can make a referral to specialists who can do the assessment and make the diagnosis
one thing i forgot to mention is that if you are still in education, speak to the special needs team as your establishment may be able to get someone in to test you for it, they may be able to pay for some or all of the cost for the assessment as your looking at around £400+ for one
Certain colleges can help you get a diagnoses
That poor man with headaches was just fobbed off to A&E for a simple issue.
Here in Maldives he would be given 25 mg kaptopril and his blood pressure monitored for 1 hour. Then we would start hypertension medication.
UK doctors and nurses are so poorly trained. They must be one of the worst in the world.
This is a primary care GP practice. They do routine consultations and don't have beds/facilities to do observations over extended periods. Their whole model is to see you, diagnose, and either prescribe or refer onwards. This gentleman required some further investigation to discern why the BP was raised, which would determine if medication would actually be a help (and specifically which one) or if another intervention was needed.
We British are trained in one thing only, and that is creating work for others 😂 darlings it's an issue and a quintessential tradition that goes back centuries
We will either pass on the buck to each other or to immigrants and in earlier days, the colonised.
First
Yawn.
Stop alcohol and red meat
Clearly no patient confidentiality
??
They obviously signed a waiver to appear on the programme.
I'm convinced this is completely fake. It's just too far from reality.
Absolutely. Rosie, the 'practice nurse', who appears frequently is in fact a highly-regarded actress, and the patients and other staff are extras to fill in when they're needed on the set. Your conviction is quite remarkable.
i know what you mean. i never contemplated a complete fabrication, but i swear i ve seen some of the patients on Holby City. Waite a minute i forgot,, i m insane.
Rosie is actually Michael Cain. But not a lot of people know that.
😂 these replies haha gold!
@@whatshisname3304 Bahaha, I know right? I question even my frogs in the yard🤯
High cholesterol guys problem is alcohol. You can tell by his cherry nose
No, he has Rosacea! A bit of Irish I bet.