So proud of you man!! I've been following your videos from the beginning of my medschool and they've helped a LOT! They recently started parasitology for us and I found this old video of yours.. 7 years!!! You've come a long way and have helped millions of students, please continue doing these... Thanks a lot❤️ on behalf of the millions of students whose life you made easier 😇🤗
i m watching this in the end of 2021 , i cant believe it has been 8 years since this great work was published , watching this channel glow up makes my heart flutter ... just keep going as you did .. thanks a lot for your hard work
I'm watching this in *2024*. can't believe it's been 10 years. I've loved this video so much. grasped every single detail by watching it for once. Thank you so much. Regretting not having found this video in the start of my second year. But thanking God that I found this before my exams. Pretty sure I won't fail this way. Your way of teaching is amazing❤❤❤
I just happened to stumble on this. I got an invasive infection several years ago. It was horrific. Barely survived. It was really helpful to me personally to see it all explained in this video. I was living in a foreign country at the time. The doctors and nurses were wonderful, but they spoke their native language and French. I speak a couple languages beside English, but not those two! It was quite an experience! They took really great care of me though. So grateful I survived! Thanks for this informative video.
I've been watching your videos for a while now and I'm really glad I found your page (upcoming exam deadlines pushed me, lol). You're doing a fine job and I really just wanted to thank you. So yeah, thank you. Well done.
I've been watching your vids since I was on my pre-med days. I'm on my med proper now and wow you've come such a long way. Thank you for creating videos that have helped countless people.
Another awesome video! So glad I found this as I didn't see it under the microbiology section on TH-cam. Your videos have helped me with my degree a great deal! Thanks for taking the time to produce them.
Big Thank you ... this is helping alot with my case presentation this week...I actually have a 1 year old with Amoebic Dysentery and Amoebic Hepatic Abscesses currently in PICU .. cheers!
Thank you for the explanation! I have been getting treated for a non-invasive infection for about 2 years with Metronidazole and the infection kept coming back until I got private insurance and my new doctor gave me Metronidazole for the trophozoite form and then Paromomycin for the cysts. I just started taking the Paromomycin 3 days ago and it's been flushing me out. Hopefully this gets ride of the problem!
I love ur videos...der graphic nature makes medical topics fun but i do wish u could do more on Microbiology topics in general, Parasitology, Virology, mycology...dat would be awesome...
I nearly died of this as a kid. They think I picked it up in the hospital as a baby. It got worse over time and I was hospitalised at 9. It was a bad time. My doctors gave me a larger than approved of dose of meds to save me. It was a bad time, but I lived :) in my 30s now.
Nice lecture But diagnosis done by trophzoid in general stool examination not the cyst .cyst in the stool mean carrier patient and treatment here diloxonid furuate
Note that when diagnosing a patient finding histolytica cysts in the feces is not enough. This could mean that the patient is carrying the entamoeba (in the non invasive form) and just has forma minuta in him (the form that does not invade and harm) and that the diarrhea and pain come from a completely other source. To make sure that the probles comes from the histolytica one should find the forma magna (the invasive form which causes ulcers , abscesses etc.) in fresh fecal matter (not yet formed completely, because forma magna can not form cysts and dies off easily in a short time before the feces are examimed). This makes the diagnosis tricky sometimes.
Treatment requires a two phase approach: Metronidazole is used to kill the adult phase; the Trophozoites However the cysts are unaffected by this antibiotic So a luminal agent like Paromomycin (Humatin) must be used to clear the babies or the cysts
Damn I'm so glad I've just got the non invasive kind! Thanks for the illustrations! I had giardia last month so I'll check out that video next. Bummer to get these but I respect their resiliency.
i loove your videos thaaanks !! what u could add is the biologica diagnosis it would be even more interesting ( hope it is the right term i only know it in french ) !! keep going :D
The life cycle of Balantidium coli is similar to that of Entamoeba histolytica with one exception. In the life cycle of B. coli there is no multiplication in the cyst. What does this mean? Thank you.
nice video can we use Thyme for kids from 4 - 10 years old? what is the dose ? can we use dried Thyme instead ? is yogurt a good probiotic ? and can we use it in parallel with Thyme or after finishing? thanks a lot in advance
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So proud of you man!!
I've been following your videos from the beginning of my medschool and they've helped a LOT!
They recently started parasitology for us and I found this old video of yours.. 7 years!!! You've come a long way and have helped millions of students, please continue doing these...
Thanks a lot❤️ on behalf of the millions of students whose life you made easier 😇🤗
i m watching this in the end of 2021 , i cant believe it has been 8 years since this great work was published , watching this channel glow up makes my heart flutter ... just keep going as you did .. thanks a lot for your hard work
Wow, thank you!
Your struggles at pronouncing entamoeba histolytica were hilarious! XD
I love your videos, I watch them to revise just before my exams. Thank you :)
😂😂😂
Me too
I'm watching this in *2024*. can't believe it's been 10 years. I've loved this video so much. grasped every single detail by watching it for once. Thank you so much. Regretting not having found this video in the start of my second year. But thanking God that I found this before my exams. Pretty sure I won't fail this way. Your way of teaching is amazing❤❤❤
enta-meba histo-lytica( histo= tissue, lytic=destruction)
I just happened to stumble on this. I got an invasive infection several years ago. It was horrific. Barely survived. It was really helpful to me personally to see it all explained in this video. I was living in a foreign country at the time. The doctors and nurses were wonderful, but they spoke their native language and French. I speak a couple languages beside English, but not those two! It was quite an experience! They took really great care of me though. So grateful I survived! Thanks for this informative video.
😨😨🔥❤
I've been watching your videos for a while now and I'm really glad I found your page (upcoming exam deadlines pushed me, lol). You're doing a fine job and I really just wanted to thank you. So yeah, thank you. Well done.
And your tongue twisting.... Lmao epic.
i broke out in laughter when he said "causing it's stuff "
Me too! I kept giving my brother a commentary abt this guy but I bet he didn't hear meh
10 yr down this video is still helping a lot , thnx a lot man for this video 🤝
I've been watching your vids since I was on my pre-med days. I'm on my med proper now and wow you've come such a long way. Thank you for creating videos that have helped countless people.
+1
En- Ta- Me - Ba
HIS- Toe- Lee- tea -Ca
yep!!! :P :)
Enta m3lm
What do mean by this ?
@@Abdallahrashid99 1:00
@@Abdallahrashid99 he be struggling to say that
Love it.... Never knew life cycle of Entamoeba histolytica would be that easy.. Thanks to you 🙂
Watching in 2020 still the best....
Recent fan...
I really love the way you interpret everything in your drawings please continue doing this you helping alot of us keep up with the good work Armando 😊
Another awesome video! So glad I found this as I didn't see it under the microbiology section on TH-cam. Your videos have helped me with my degree a great deal! Thanks for taking the time to produce them.
Big Thank you ... this is helping alot with my case presentation this week...I actually have a 1 year old with Amoebic Dysentery and Amoebic Hepatic Abscesses currently in PICU .. cheers!
Thank you for the explanation! I have been getting treated for a non-invasive infection for about 2 years with Metronidazole and the infection kept coming back until I got private insurance and my new doctor gave me Metronidazole for the trophozoite form and then Paromomycin for the cysts. I just started taking the Paromomycin 3 days ago and it's been flushing me out. Hopefully this gets ride of the problem!
How are u now sir are u cured from this diseases and how
@@kumarsanjeeb36 r u cure now
Causing its stuff :D i like it,thank you Armando
I love ur videos...der graphic nature makes medical topics fun but i do wish u could do more on Microbiology topics in general, Parasitology, Virology, mycology...dat would be awesome...
Helpful for my PBL session tomorrow , thanks
I am medical student from Iraq and I love you very much Armando
I love your videos!!! I'm a Biology student from Mexico 👍
Hi
Your work is awesome, is helping me sooo much with college! Thank you very very much!
Great job !! just one thing, the cysts found in the FORMED feces :) and the trophozoites in the fluid feces .
thank you
I nearly died of this as a kid. They think I picked it up in the hospital as a baby. It got worse over time and I was hospitalised at 9. It was a bad time. My doctors gave me a larger than approved of dose of meds to save me. It was a bad time, but I lived :) in my 30s now.
LOL @ 1.00 Entomobiga Histologiga. Nice Video! Thanks
This is awesome, you are a genius in transmission of knowledge
yea u ryt m always happy if I see he has medical lectures m studying coz I won't have to read text book 4 that
Really thankful to you
I got everything...Thanks Armando
Nice lecture
But diagnosis done by trophzoid in general stool examination not the cyst .cyst in the stool mean carrier patient and treatment here diloxonid furuate
The best explanation I've found about E. histolyca. Thank you so much!
In the inflammatory/dysenteric form you can find the trophozoites in the feces that works as a diagnosis tool.
Thank you. Your videos never disappoint... they are always spot on. Totally love them
Note that when diagnosing a patient finding histolytica cysts in the feces is not enough. This could mean that the patient is carrying the entamoeba (in the non invasive form) and just has forma minuta in him (the form that does not invade and harm) and that the diarrhea and pain come from a completely other source. To make sure that the probles comes from the histolytica one should find the forma magna (the invasive form which causes ulcers , abscesses etc.) in fresh fecal matter (not yet formed completely, because forma magna can not form cysts and dies off easily in a short time before the feces are examimed). This makes the diagnosis tricky sometimes.
Wawooooo you are such a great teacher amazing way for studying❤❤
Thank you for all the hard work you put in to your videos. You are doing a great job, keep it up.
THIS VIDEO IS A LIFE SAVER..🙂💜...thankyou for your effort💜
Thank u so much! Keep Waiting for your new videos!
Sir..your all diagramatic representations are excellent....i m a big fan of u...
my favorite channel ! thank u so much
Thank you so much Armando 💗
i have parasitology exam in 5h hours, wish me luck
Good luck lol
By now you must be done with schooling
@@preciousadaugo9409 lol
Time flies
Time flies so fast
Same condition
thanks man
Treatment requires a two phase approach:
Metronidazole is used to kill the adult phase; the Trophozoites
However the cysts are unaffected by this antibiotic
So a luminal agent like Paromomycin (Humatin) must be used to clear the babies or the cysts
Do you have a video on Entamoeba gingivalis
Always find your videos very helpful, thanks for the efforts, allah bless you , rise and shine
This is exactly what I was looking for. Great video, nice drawing too.
Damn I'm so glad I've just got the non invasive kind! Thanks for the illustrations! I had giardia last month so I'll check out that video next. Bummer to get these but I respect their resiliency.
Thank you for making this video 🥺❤️
hahaha, I always make that mistake!!!
I just love your videos!!! It just makes it way more easy to study this way....
Keep up the good work! :)
and THANK YOU!!! :)
Thank you Sir Armando. Truly helpful
Amazing stuff. Thank you so much! Please make more videos! You're incredible. Liked and shared to all my mates in med school
Thank you ....It's awesome ... Greetings from Peru...
thank you very much اخوكم من العراق
Please make more microbio videos! They're extremely helpful
Wow I am watching this after 11 years from when this was posted
Just wow
Thanks Bro...🌟
Every time i see your video i wonder how you made this. wonderful effort. love it. everything is perfect.
Causin its... stuff... I love you man!!! Your videos are so great!
Thank you a lots for your knowledge. Your channel is very good.I'll practice and
learning to be a good nurse :)
Really Nice video. Perfect for a general view of the parasite action. Thank you.
Thanks doctor
Thank you very much for this video it was amazingly clear and useful
Thanks from India!
Thank you for the amazing videos and the work u do.
please armando can you make a video on lieshmania donovani....
rily loved it ,very easy to digest!!!.THNKS
your videos are helping a lot.
حسبي الله ع الاكاديمين العدنا ، بارك الله بيك اخوي وجزاك الجنة
Thank you so much !
Your histolytica pronunciation made my day🤣
Really nice talk. It helps me a lot. Thanks very much! I like your drawing.
Tomo is my 2nd mbbs microbiology xam...if i pass.. i will surely give u a party
+Anand Sinha hahah i feel ur pain to brother
yeah me too :D
Great explanation.. I've been diagnosed and results said that it was amebiasis so came here.Thanks for making this clear. Awesome drawing BTW.
How are u now are you cured from this diseases and how
I just took the medications prescribed by the Doc which I don't remember as it happened last year. It took 3 days for me to be completely normal
@@DhanaLakshmi-lu8tn what test u done for amebiasis
Your struggle of pronouncing ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA every time!😂😂
Anyway it was a nyc video!😄
i loove your videos thaaanks !! what u could add is the biologica diagnosis it would be even more interesting ( hope it is the right term i only know it in french ) !! keep going :D
Thank you sir🙏🙏🙏
Bro what happened, you're always so eloquent and well spoken
Thank you so much ! I can't tell you How much this video helped me ...
Please do more food poisoning bacteria lesson
very easy and informative as well as helpful thanks sir
your videos are extremely helpful and easy to understand thanks a lot
Sir, your videos are awesome, clearing concepts.
Please update us with the pharmacology of anti-protozoal drugs.
The life cycle of Balantidium coli is similar to that of Entamoeba histolytica with one exception.
In the life cycle of B. coli there is no multiplication in the cyst. What does this mean?
Thank you.
U r great man.. Seriously great effort.. U r like Dr najeeb...
very nice and helpful as usual thank you alot i use your explanation way in my small group learning
Thank you soooooo much 👍👍👍
thank you ... really so great videos
Was wondering if you could source the information in this video so I could use it for my essay??? xx
It's a good lecture
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and videos..
Thank you 🙏🏻
You are amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤thanks all my love ❤❤🎉🎉
The mispronunciation be cute af lmaoo, thanks for the amazing content !
Thanks Armando
nice video
can we use Thyme for kids from 4 - 10 years old? what is the dose ?
can we use dried Thyme instead ?
is yogurt a good probiotic ? and can we use it in parallel with Thyme or after finishing?
thanks a lot in advance
Clavo de olor en Tea o té.
Thanks 🙏🙏❤️
your videos are helping a lot
it's quite alright, I really enjoy your videos! I always relate fission and fusion to nuclear physics to help me remember.