It Wasn't a Cyst • 11.8.19
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- A while back, Mal went to the dermatologist to figure out what the strange, growing bump that had appeared on her forehead was. Today she finally gets the painful lump removed, but the doctors quickly discover it wasn't what they thought.
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Gosh, I feel Mal feels better now. And how unprofessional of a nurse who went through years of training. And your parents, as always, are so sweet! Flowers were a super nice touch.
The nurse was very unprofessional, and putting a patient's life at risk after Mal already disclosed she is allergic to Latex. That question is always asked on most forms I fill out or I'm asked at my primary care physician's office if am allergic to latex. I would have likely made a complaint with her supervisor.
Holy, moly, that could’ve gone very wrong if the nurse didn’t give you the glove box thing... hope she feels better (assuming she’s already fine now)
so I can't speak for Mal's nurse but I'm a brand new nurse, just graduated nursing school toward the end of summer and passed my NCLEX last month and I am appalled at the latex glove thing.
Congratulations! I'm a first year nurse, and I'm just appalled that she didnt even apologize! If it was me, I would be apologizing profusely and completing an incident report on the clinic to ensure that it doesnt happen again. Certainly not brushing it off and acting like it is the patients responsiblity.
Poor Mal, I know this was filmed a while ago and she’s feeling better now but I want to hug her in this Vlog, also not to be that person Stephen but you should have said something to the doctor or to someone at the front desk about the latex incident; it’s not okay that something like that happens and if someone else comes in with the same allergy as Mal then the ENT/the building need to be ready for it.
In any case, I’m really glad Mal is okay now, lots of hugs for you both.
I’m sorry Mal had a rough experience with her procedure and the allergy situation. Medical professionals are human after all. I work in surgery and any mistakes or miscommunications I’ve been a part of stick with me and I learn from them. I like that you mentioned that you hope that nurse learned something from that experience. I hope Mal isn’t in pain anymore!
If i was severely allergic to latex and the nurse did that to me, i would have went off on the nurse and the doctor. Nurse should have double checked to make sure it wasn't before saying anything. This is why i get nervous going to visit the doctor.
I hope you let the doctor know about the mix up so he knows to keep an eye on allergies in the future.
You mean so he knows to keep an eye on his nurses in the future. If that had happened to me I would have literally walked out the door and found another doctor, if the nurse in that office is so complacent and inattentive to not even look at the box and just ASSUME what it was. Hell no.
@@jkazos Yeah, poorly phrased, sorry.
As a student nurse, that is terrifying to me. But I'm glad Mal looked and avoided disaster and HOPEFULLY that nurse knows better than to just let it be and not double check it.
Aww, Poor Mal! That sounds like a really rotten experience, I am so sorry you had to go through that. Hope you are feeling much, much better now. Stephen, good job taking care of Mal! (p.s.: You had every right to be angry; that could have been a very dangerous mistake. I do applaud you for holding your temper even so.) Sending best wishes!
That moment when you get second-hand rage because someone almost accidentally killed one of your favorite artists.
Cat cuddles always make everything better. I had my appendix removed a few years ago and once my cat realised he couldn't loaf on my belly, he sat near my head and purred.
Having seen the breakfast streams, it's good to know that everything with the "not actually a cyst" cyst went fine, but man was that extreme negligence on the part of that dermatologist. Like, holy cow I got pissed and I can't imagine how infuriating it would be for either of you.
On another note, when you talked about your charley horse I related to that so much. I never knew that had a name, I just sometimes get that feeling in my leg. Power to you to getting through so many in such a short time.
...honestly, I'd be just as mad, if not more so, if there was what appeared to be as blatant a disregarding of safety and procedure as that. I'm a little surprised you didn't talk to the doctor in question and explained that the nurse almost risked your wife's life with a careless demeanor as that. =X
I'm so surprised you let Mal alone with the doctor given that introduction, I wouldn't have and probably would have started with a earful
That allergy situation reminds me of middle school.. I am allergic to mites, and yet was forced to go to Woodwork class.
I don't know if it's common in other countries, but in Sweden we have tailoring and woodwork crafting classes, where you choose one of the two each semester. And even though I was literally gasping for air the whole time (not fatally allergic thank goodness) I was forced to be there, since we had a majority of girls in class who always picked tailoring, leaving no seats for anyone else, because I was to slow to sign the list.
It got better when my woodwork teacher allowed me to go outside and rest for 10 mins, but I am still baffled they never prioritised an allergy over a damn list :/
Very unprofessional with the nurse who told you the gloves are latex. Definately complain to office about that
Speak to a manager
you would think the doctor/nurse out of all people would know about latex vs non latex ...
10:52 The moment I saw bananas the DK Rap immediately started playing in my head
zgamer200 I thought of Jon’s bananas from 2019 Colosseum
I mentioned this the last time you guys talked about this. I'm allergic to tegaderm which is the 'silver mesh adhesive' that is often used to put over stitches or to keep IVs in place. (I have a tunneled line which is like an IV but more long term.) I suggest for Mal looking into IV3000 as a way to cover whatever wound she may unfortunately get. You can buy them online and test them at home before telling your doctors that this is what you need. Here is the product: Opsite IV 3000 Dressing Box of 100/2.38 in.x 2.75 in. www.amazon.com/dp/B005WBT4FE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_-YT-DbBC6PF7P
Man, if a nurse did that to my partner and then acted like it was just a joke would cause me to rage at her. But I'm glad everything worked out in the end.
I had a similar experience to Mal but with a doctor instead of a nurse. I had a very very severe headache that went on for weeks so my mom convinced me to go to the ER for it. So they review my allergies the triage nurse does and then when the doctor finally comes into the room he asked what was wrong and then he said ok ill give you this cocktail of medication, I asked what medications because not everyone looks at the allergy list. He's like just compazine and Benadryl for nausea, I'm VERY allergic to Benadryl I can not take it orally let alone as a IV drug, it causes my heart to race past 200bpm and it will stay this way for hours and I feel like I can't breath. The doctor literally laughed at me and said "nobody is allergic to Benadryl that's impossible" and my mom stepped in and said she didn't care for him not to give it.
Then the nurse comes in and again we ask what is the medication im getting she says compazine and the medical name for Benadryl neither me or my mom knew the medical name for Benadryl so we thought he switched it to something else. HE DID NOT. Almost immediately after the nurse injected the medication I was like I don't feel well my face went cold and the room spun and of course my heart was at a dangerous level, needless to say they had to keep me till the medication wore completely off after giving me something to off set it. nobody even apologised that they could have literally killed me. People need to be SO careful about allergies. even if it seems harmless to you it can be a death sentence to another person and im so sorry that Mal had to deal with someones incompetence like that, it could have been disastrous.
...I will forever now think of Colosseum whenever Stephen talks about bananas now...
Adam Rhodes Oh yeah. All of Jon’s bananas.
Nobody uses latex anymore. Where did they buy their gloves?? I'm allergic to latex too...I didn't even think they made latex gloves anymore. Glad you read that box!
You'd be surprised. My dermatologist, orthodontist and dentist all use latex gloves.
@@curlybibliophagist2 That is so pathetic. I worked in a lab for many years and this was back in the 90s when all gloves were latex. I developed my latex allergy at this time. We later got nitrile gloves. I live in a large metro area and latex gloves have been banned for a very long time. Anaphylaxis is terrifying.
Most operating room gloves used to be latex...sterile gloves. Not sure about what they use now.
What a kind husband
poor mal...im glad it’s finally gone and she’s not in pain anymore.
Palametracoma is a poosibility. I may not of spelled it right. It is a cyst that has calcified.
Near-death-experience almost caused by easily preventable allergic reaction? Misdiagnosis? Likely extraordinary medical bill?
American healthcare system ftw!
"oh yea we don't even use latex anymore" is 1 of the biggest bs lies in the medical world even still I am also allergic to Latex and when Stephen was saying how Mal had told the nurse about her Latex allergy I went ahead and took my glasses off and just closed myeyes because I knew exactly where that was going I have had over 50 surgeries in 30 years so I hear it all the time and even had a reaction when I was inpatient bc the nurse who said that exact thing didn't even look at the packaging before touching me
oh yeah, I had a lypoma on the back of my head & had to get it removed too. No fun. I feel ya Mal. I know this is an old vlog, but Mal I hope you're feeling a lot better!
I know this vlog is like a month old now, so I have to ask - did they ever figure out what it was??
it's killing me that i don't know
It ended up being a rare type of fibroma (benign) - nothing to worry about but super rare for women and for it's location. It was confirmed by two pathologists - one was even a specialist!
@@MalMakes thank God it was Benign. I'm happy it turned out well considering. The last thing you want to hear it's something else and we'll send it out for testing.
MalMakes glad you’re okay!
@@MalMakes I'm so glad you're ok! I'm sorry you had to deal with all that, though.
“Traumatic” is definitely the right word for any kind of procedure. The body isn’t designed to be cut open. Not to mention, the fiasco with latex.
Traumatic, maybe, but necessary. If you needed a kidney transplant to live, would you choose to die because the body isn't meant to be cut open? But as someone who has had surgery, I do agree the aftereffects suck.
What’s the worse trauma...Pain, death, malformation or maiming or a procedure that is preformed painlessly by an expert?
I don’t quite understand why both of you are taking a stance like I’m against surgery. Obviously, it can save people’s lives. But it is not always a simple, painless process, and my claim that the body is not designed to be cut open is pretty solid.
@@Madmushroom64 Your first comment really sounded anti-surgery. Yes, I understand now that you didn't mean it that way, but that's how it came across. Yes, the body isn't meant to be cut into, given how it reacts, but the way you worded it had an undertone of "surgery is bad".
TheGirlInFandomWorld Not really. It’s more like “Surgery isn’t natural.” Which it isn’t. There was no insinuation of it being either good or bad. I would also imagine giving birth is traumatic, even though it is natural. If the problem is the word “traumatic,” I’m talking about the literal trauma on the body, not anything mental.
The latex glove thing is crazy - I work in chemistry and we don't use latex gloves at all anymore because of the allergy problem, only nitrile ones. (Of course, there's also a handful of people who are allergic to the nitrile ones, so they have to be given alternatives...)
Everyone needs an advocate when they go for surgery or any kind of procedure.
I feel bad for Mal. But at the same time, Extra thumbs up for Stephen for being there for his wife, especially how much she needed it, and for helping bringing the Latex glove issue to the nurse.
Thank you for the wound warning. I appreciate you taking the time.
From a fellow charlie horse sufferer..... First let me say I laughed at the person who told me about this but in desperation one night I tried it. It really is amazing. She said at the first sign of a cramp take 1 to 2 tablespoons of yellow mustard! Just scoop mustard on a spoon, take a deep breath and swallow. (I like mustard but this is a bit much). What you are ingesting is Tumeric. I tried it in capsule form but it didn't work. It takes 20 - 30 min to digest then no more cramp. I'm quite a skeptic usually but I'm glad I tried this. It is amazing!! Hope it helps you.
Your male cat is gorgeous! He’s so masculine looking, handsome fella! 😻
I've never heard to leg cramps referred to as charley horse before wow. Also I know it's a month ago but hoping Mal recovered quickly!
I've only ever called them charley horses. I wonder if it's a regional thing. I don't live in the same state as Stephen, but I'm not that far away.
As someone from Texas I’ve only ever heard and called leg cramps “charley horses”. At least if it’s in the calf.
I always thought that they're the same but just different levels of pain. Like a leg cramp hurts but a Charley Horse is more extreme where you can feel the muscle tense up.
@@MissNintendique I guess I'm in the same boat for that. I've had times where my legs are tired and I go "Oh, my leg is cramping from moving too much." Then there are the times I catch myself waking up as I'm stretching my leg and pointing my toes in my sleep and go "Oh boy, I'm about to have a whole lot of pain." and then my toes try to curl into the bottom of my foot as the back of my calf tenses really painfully. The latter thing is what I call a Charley Horse. If I catch myself in time and bend my foot and toes up then I can usually stop it before it happens.
Lesson 1 always read labels.
Lesson 2 as a nurse know what you are talking about. I'm a nurse with a latex allergy. I read labels for my own safety but if a patient asks I will stop and double check.
Adhesives frequently contain latex which is problem there.
My prayer is that everything turns out ok. A lot of the discomfort comes from the nerve endings. And swelling makes them hurt.
I know this is in the US and their system is different from ours here in the UK but why was this not done in a hospital!!!
Mandy Biddle sounds like she went to a dermatologist, and technically they’re physicians and can do procedures in there offices.
So sorry you are hurting, still. Feel better. ❤️
oh my gosh. hugs for past Mal. and I cannot believe the latex thing! >:o
Report that place for malpractice. This is seriously bad.
Happy to know you’re doing alright Mal. As for the latex shenanigans I too would be upset at the nurse for attempting to expose my significant other (if I had one) to latex unknowingly if my significant other was allergic to latex. I’m generally a forgiving person if a nurse unknowingly exposed latex, however if said nurse knowingly gave latex I would report it to the doctor. All in all, I’m glad Mal is recovering nicely (though I’m writing this 72 days in the future 😂)
I use a product called Micropore because I’m allergic to other adhesive tapes .
Maureen Cummin Me too
I'm.so glad to know everything came out ok Mal. I had no idea latex allergies are even a thing. It's crazy to think what you can be allergic to. Hope you are doing better
I hope Mal's completely recovered :). Also...well, I've had both bad and good nurses in my vast experiences. Just the way it is, they are human after all.
Awe... Ifeel for you. I am allergic to latex as well and allergic to adhesive. So when the nurse puts on latex gloves to put on a bandaid, I lost it on her. You have netter restraint than I.
I hope Mal feels better for real. Sorry she had to go through that.
Wow if that’s actually what happened that nurse really needs to have a sit down, the response of “aren’t you glad I showed the gloves to you.” The response should have been “oh I’m so sorry about that I’ll do what I can to make sure we have the proper gloves.”
I work in Medical and a lot of places don’t use latex due to the allergy being a common allergy. Now some places do have both latex and non-latex products. I know a lot of medical professionals will ask “Do you have an allergy to latex?” or review all your allergies (they should do it anyway but that is up to the clinic themselves) So you know what products to stay clear of and what can be used. That nurse should have verified that the box she had was latex free gloves! You can always file a complaint to the office manager if you need to. Big mistake on the nurses part and I would understand the frustration and furry of it all. I am also allergic to latex so I always look at the product to verify that they aren’t made out of latex and always tell anyone, medical, food etc that I’m allergic to latex, do not use. I hope Mal is doing ok and i’m interested to know if it wasn’t a cyst. What it was.
When I had my consultation visit they reviewed my (many) allergies and the allergic reaction I get (latex is anaphylaxis for me). When I go into any appointment, even if they've seen me before, I'll bring up latex because it's my bad one. I did that morning with "Just to remind you, because it's my bad allergy, I'm very allergic to latex. I go into anaphylactic shock" and that's when she was pulling out the gloves and told me they were a latex free office. I suppose they never checked the surgical gloves just the exam ones and assumed. >_< The not-cyst ended up being a benign fibroma.
I really hope you guys figure out what it was. I know, earlier this year, my partner went to several doctors for tinnitus and he got two that didn't know what was causing it and an ENT doctor claiming it was heriditery hearing loss and to NOT bother figuring out the cause. Turns out he has migraines. Just feels like doctors are just guessing.
Hopefully you're doing okay, too, Stephen. Nutrient deficiency can really mess you up.
Mal responded to another comment saying it was Benign, nothing to really worry about
Honestly, before this video I haven’t noticed the bump at all... even though you’ve been talking about it.
Leg. Ramps happen also from low Iron in your system
OMG the end with Sagan!!! Too cute!!!
i have an exact allergy to latex and adhesive on plasters etc, i always remind nurses im allergic and they check the box and everyone i know has the info on latex to give emergency staff if i have an accident and cant communicate. here in uk we have blue gloves now that all emergency staff wear and all medical staff in drs etc that are non latex by law as so many people are now latex allergic. when i have to have blood taken of a canula in i have cotton wool over it and a hypoallergenic tape which irritates but not reacts
I'm sorry the latex glove incident happened to Mal, but why did you tell her to pick up the box of gloves (4:12) if you thought it said "Latex" on the box?
Odd that that (cyst) caused so much pain prior to removal. Post surgery they could have recommended a topical ointment to help numb the pain. Latex fiasco really alarming. I wonder if they were prepared for an anaphylactic event which was a real probability in your case. Being in healthcare makes you very aware how scary it can be from a patient’s perspective. The nurses reaction to the near fatal incident was appalling to me. Like aren’t you lucky I saved you. I myself would have made a much bigger stink.
woulda been cool to have doctor pimple popper do it and know what it is :D
When Stephen recorded this, he uploaded "Chongqing • 9.10.19"
I hope Mal is doing well and I hope the bananas are helping the charly horse (I realize I don't know if I spelt that right...never had to spell that before). In all I hope all I well
If my doctor came up to me and lied about not having latex (I'm deathly allergic) i would be FUMING
I mean, for what it's worth, I doubt the nurse intentionally lied. Sounds more like she was told, or they generally don't use latex, and some mix-up/miscommunication happened and they had latex gloves...this is why one should always double check, hopefully this will be enough f a reminder to the nurse to remember to do so next time.
If I were in that situation, I would not have bitten my tongue. I personally wouldn't hold back in a life-or-death situation like that.
I wonder where the nurse got that idea when the box says latex is an ingredient. Maybe she just skimmed through it? I hope they just missed it and learned to pay more attention to ingredients.
You have one GORGEOUS TABBY FURBABY 🐈❤️
Hugs for past Mal. 💜
I can understand why he got so mad.
If they hurt his wife cuz of the women.
A nurse almost killed my son cuz they didn't listen to me!
I don't know a lot about allergies but I do know latex allergy is dangerous, very bad.
Anaphylaxis was the allergic reaction that you were looking for...in regards to the latex allergy. Don't ever take anything for granted...doctors and nurses are human and make mistakes too.
Have you tried using silicone based dressings. I’m allergic to all adhesives except silicone.
What was the name of the issue Stephen had? I had a few instances of something similar in high school that never got diagnosed, and I'd like to look it up.
I have had similar things happen with latex gloves. My dermatologist, dentist and orthodontist all use latex gloves and have used them on me despite me telling them over and over and it's in my chart. They all nervously chuckle when it happens. I have to say, being in healthcare, a lot of people say that they are allergic to latex. So many say it and you wonder are they really? But I would never ignore what they say.
Pilomatracoma's (sp?) crumble. Which is why it's better to go to a skin doctor. Regular doc's I don't think have a clues about different types of cysts.
I originally went to my dermatologist who sent me to the ENT. It ended up being a cellular dermatofibroma
no offense to people who work in the medical facility, but this is why i personally don't trust doctors a lot of the time, it seems that every time i've had a problem they always said "oh you have this problem" but it turns out it wasn't the problem and i'm like "ok you know what the problem is" they're like No, the fact that Mal's doctor said they were sure only to find out it wasn't and they don't know, kinda bothers me and in previous vlogs Stephen had that same thing too in some of them. Now don't get me wrong i'm sure there are some "A Class" doctors out there no doubt but it seems that these situations come up more often.
To be fair, what it ended up being (a rare type of benign fibroma) was very strange and it exhibited all the symptoms of a cyst. My dermatologist, the ENT, and the other ENT he called in during the procedure - they all thought it was a cyst.
@@MalMakes ok so maybe that one i'll let it slide since the "cyst" was playing tricks on them
Just saying. Sometimes you cant find the correct answer till youve gone through a few wrong answers that are close to the right answer. Such as in this case all symptoms pointed to a cyst till they opened it up. Since it wasnt what they thought the doctors probably wanted to send it off to a specialist to confirm what it was. Not all doctors will have come across all ailments. Hence why you have specialists.
I haven’t been this early to a StephenVlog in like 2 years! I’m glad you guys still do these!
I am also allergic to latex and adhesive. And I have had so many problems.
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Thank goodness you checked. But yeah 100% understand why you'd be mad.
Oh my gosh, that makes me so angry that a nurse could be so careless like that - being so careless that a life is at stake.
Is she allergic to hypoallergenic tape as well? Surely they could've figured out a way Her surgery site could've been covered. Covered to protect the stitches from being snagged/caught and ripped out. And kept as clean as possible. Hope Mal is doing well now and it's healing up...... ☮️⚛️
I am not a Doctor or Nurse so I cant be certain about what I say but it was likely the Doctors Office that was at fault and not the Nurse. The nurse was probabbly told they dont use Latex and was given the box of gloves by someone else. That being said, how could they make that mistake. I would have had a word or two to say and wouldmt have held my touge and I am not one that usually gets mad either.
Even if it was the Office's fault, that does not exempt the Nurse. The Nurse should have checked it out, otherwise she endangered a patient's life
@@HallowedKeeper_ No I know. I am not trying to push the blame. She is also in the wrong.
I get using dark humor as a way to lighten the mood on a dark situation, but in this case it was horribly misused. The nurse's line of "it's a good thing you checked" should have been your line, IF you found it funny (and obviously you didn't). The nurse pulling a move like that makes it seem like she didn't take the situation seriously (and she's a NURSE). Hopefully Mal is feeling better at this point and you guys are having a great holiday.
So... there's a cyst on my back, and this video is making me nervous because what if it's not a cyst? What if it's some sort of alligator hiding in a very tiny hiding place? I AM WORRY
i hope i am as good as a husband as stephen is or possibly better
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Anaphylactic shock reaction to Latex SUCKS!
Wow holy mow, how is mow
You said it was subdermal? Like exclusively below the dermis? An inquiring biochemist wants to know
lovelyardie They definitely said sub-dermal.
There was no surface discoloration or any indication that it was even there except a slight lump you could only see when I raised my eyebrows. The doctor said it had all of the signs of a Sebaceous Cyst from the surface but inside not so much. It ended up being a cellular dermatofibroma according to their regular pathologist and the specialist they sent it to confirmed it.
Much stronger man than I am Stephen. I’d have been so pissed at the latex incident that I’d have probably told off the nurse right then and there. It’s probably much better that you didn’t of course and the fact that you care so much for Mal, because why wouldn’t you she is your wife/love of your life, is super sweet.
I love when Stephen from a month ago says he got the vlog caught up because I know that in past Stephen's future he will soon be behind
Dill pickle for cramps
That nurse straight up LIED. That, or she had done NO research at all. I think she got off WAY to easy. Even if it happened to my ex, I would raise some serious hell.
Its probably a Pilomatricoma.
It ended up being a cellular dermatofibroma
U need a new doctor one that knows what your bump was 👵🤗❤️
Sue for the latex mishap.
Denise Spurlock , why so medical charges can go even higher ? She didn’t have a reaction .
was it a lypoma?
It was a rare type of benign fibroma.
@@MalMakes Oh wow. Thank goodness it was benign. I hope you don't have pain still.
"It's extremely dangerous!!" Has HER pick up the box after she tells him that it's latex???
Love bananas,but remember they are high in carbs. 60. Witch can be a meals worth in carb value.
After the whole latex Episode, I would have walked out of the Dr.s office! Personally, if the nurse was that incompetent, I would go to another doctor.
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Can you say: HYPOCHONDRIACS?