Acute Pancreatitis

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @Stmagt
    @Stmagt 3 года назад +11

    Your videos are, by far, the most concise but well-explained lectures I’ve watched in youtube. Thank you.

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

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  • @gypsyrubio
    @gypsyrubio 4 года назад +8

    Truly the best video on RUclips . My husband has severe acute pancreatitis and I have been so stressed not understanding. Until now. Thank you so much !

    • @rhondaclark716
      @rhondaclark716 3 года назад

      HOW IS YOUR HUSBAND NOW. AND CAN YOU TELL US HIS SYMPTOMS PLEASE , IF U DONT MIND 💕💚

    • @gypsyrubio
      @gypsyrubio 3 года назад +1

      @@rhondaclark716 thank God he is much better. He has issues but if he stays away from fatty food he is ok. His symptoms were pain blotting , lots of flatulence 😒

    • @rekhazlifestylevlogsinkann6034
      @rekhazlifestylevlogsinkann6034 3 года назад

      @@gypsyrubio hi mam can u please share the diet chart which sir followed

    • @gypsyrubio
      @gypsyrubio 3 года назад +2

      @@rekhazlifestylevlogsinkann6034 he eats lots of vegetables and lean meats

    • @x6land
      @x6land 9 месяцев назад

      @@gypsyrubio After 2 years, does she still follow this diet? or problems with it?

  • @aimeedenise9628
    @aimeedenise9628 3 года назад +6

    Love this explanation! I’ve watched so many videos that were either over complicated, or simply didn’t explain well. Thanks!

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

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  • @itsjustme3989
    @itsjustme3989 3 года назад +16

    Wow! Excellent teaching! Thank you so much for improving my old brain. I had duodenitis years ago. I've also had gallbladder removed and stones taken out of my bile duct 2 years later, among many other things. I love learning medical stuff even though I'm not all that sharp of a learner. You definitely put a light on in my head that was blown out before. I will watch this several times to learn it.

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад +2

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  • @TraciRancier
    @TraciRancier 5 лет назад +16

    This video was SO helpful. Broke it down perfectly and I feel confident in my understanding of Acute Pancreatitis. Thank you for making such a great video!

  • @awatt884
    @awatt884 4 года назад +11

    This is a great video. So much content stops on just saying alcohol and gallstones or acinar degeneration but you actually explained what that means and what causes that. I wasn't even thinking about gallstones based off of size.

  • @matthildabrown5492
    @matthildabrown5492 4 года назад +6

    Thank you SO much. You explanation was clear, concise and may have just saved my life.

  • @letigidou8660
    @letigidou8660 Год назад +1

    This condition is no joke, had it last month and it was terrible. Pain was very bad, was throwing up and was jaundiced.
    At first in triage they suspected sepsis so they moved me ahead of most other ambulance patients. Right into the shock room/area. Good call from the paramedic to point towards something digestive as I could've mislead them with poor information as I thought it was my inguinal hernia becoming stuck.
    Blood tests were made. Result was that the enzymes were out of whack and they sent me for scans. I am not a fan of analgesics so at this time I had refused but the pain was bordering on unbearable, I was becoming exhausted from it. Had to accept the painkiller after the scans. Was given hydromorphone through iv. It helped a significant amount.
    Another symptom was that I felt like the lower part of my abdomen/intestine was dead or paralyzed. I could feel my intestine in the upper area working and trying to do its job but the lower area just wouldn't do anything. This lasted several days while I was hospitalized.
    After the scans I was eventually moved to the ER where a surgeon came to see me telling me I had acute pancreatitis and they were going to remove the gallbladder as well as any stuck stones if they found any.
    That is when I was kept in the ER for 48 hours with anti biotics and fluids and I could not eat. I also couldn't drink water because they wanted to operate as soon as they could. From blood tests they were aiming for a number of less than 1000 or hopefully closer to 500, I was at 21 000. I don't know what that number meant. Second day was 11000.
    After about 48 hours in the ER ward I was moved to a room at the post surgery floor even though I was still not ready. Stayed there another 3 days. Condition improved daily. On the last day before the surgery they gave the green light to eat light meals.

    • @letigidou8660
      @letigidou8660 Год назад

      RUclips glitched and comment posted automatically.
      Basically after that I underwent surgery and they removed the gallbladder. First method was going to be to do three little holes in my abdomen and if that didn't work they were going to cut through. The first method worked. They also didn't find a stone at that time. Had they found one they would've had to remove it a day or two later.
      Was back in my room after surgery at 8pm and out of the hospital at 9am. Post op pain was negligible. Hardly needed any painkillers, I used them mostly just because I was given some but Tylenol would've enough (or maybe even nothing).
      Well, long comment but I guess it can help people to recognize symptoms and what to expect as a patient in the hospital.
      I don't know how close I was to meeting my maker, all I know is that it was pretty intense at first.

  • @danielclooney6248
    @danielclooney6248 Год назад +1

    Incredibly helpful in understanding the pancreas. Million thank you.

  • @Izriel100k
    @Izriel100k 2 года назад +3

    14 weeks away from my RN. Thank you so much, keep up the amazing content!

  • @cobainnirvan691
    @cobainnirvan691 Год назад +1

    Best explanation on acute pancreatitis on internet. Thank you.

  • @brettbanta2100
    @brettbanta2100 Год назад +3

    As someone who has encountered acute pancreatitis, i can say yhat it is by far the most intense, gut wrenching oain that a person can encounter

  • @bynybj
    @bynybj 4 года назад +3

    Thank you. You are great teacher!

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

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  • @marlenenicholl6825
    @marlenenicholl6825 3 месяца назад +1

    I have had my gallbladder removed but had all kinds of issues so went gluten free, dairy free, no sugar, low carb, low fat, drink alkaline water - have never even tasted alcohol - in Feb 2024 I came down with severe pain up under left rib cage - PCP sent me for a CT scan - results diverticulitis - was put on medication for diverticulitis - nothing worked - I said this is not diverticulitis and the pain is up under my left rib cage - I had an appt with my GI dr in a few weeks - he does blood work, all is normal - he sent me for an MRI with and without contrast - results, 2 small cysts on the outside of the little branches that run off the main branch in the head area - in another few weeks I will have an endoscopic procedure and then in Jan 2025 will have another MRI without contrast - so we will see what is going on here - I’ve never had the bad pancreatic pain since but I do get twinges now and then - I have never even tasted alcohol so I know that is not causing this

  • @jaysrivatsa1051
    @jaysrivatsa1051 4 года назад +3

    Totally concept oriented videos. Thank you so much .Your videos are always helpful.

  • @shreyabhowmik5510
    @shreyabhowmik5510 6 лет назад +13

    Really helpful video. Probably the best in you tube. Thank u sir for your hard work. Life saving. Thank u soo much!!

  • @shahfahad365
    @shahfahad365 5 лет назад +7

    Excellent Lecture

  • @zsofia7024
    @zsofia7024 3 года назад +3

    Thank you so much, such a helpful video! Im in nursing school and this really helps me visualize the things I study.

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

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  • @SF-rl7hl
    @SF-rl7hl 9 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent dissertation thank you!

  • @madisongarnham9792
    @madisongarnham9792 3 года назад +4

    Hi Dr, your video is amazing and very helpful. I am not studying medicine however very interested due to an un-diagnosed issue that my mother has been hospitalized for multiple times. Most of the time she's diagnosed with Acute Gastritis and sent home. However, we believe that due to a blunt trauma incident in the Pancreatic area that this may have been causing the onsets of symptoms very similar to Severe Acute Pancreatitis over the course of about 8 years.
    I am reaching out to you because in the blood tests taken during an 'attack' the enzyme levels appear normal and due to our local hospital being under-staffed to say the least, I do not hold full confidence in their procedures and tests- with absolutely no intention to offend, we have just had some very bad experiences.
    If you have read this then I can't thank you enough, any help is hugely appreciated. I just want my mum to eradicate this fear of the pain coming back and still not knowing what it is.
    Best Wishes
    Madison

  • @9hundred67
    @9hundred67 4 года назад +3

    Excellent and very clear!

  • @ztlehmann6116
    @ztlehmann6116 4 года назад +5

    I don't drink alcohol,never have, I've had my gallbladder removed since then I've gotten pancreatits,

  • @10-anindyasundarghosal_7_h2
    @10-anindyasundarghosal_7_h2 7 месяцев назад

    Great presentation Sir, Please make a video on severe Pancreatitis and its complication & management

  • @leahamylore
    @leahamylore Год назад

    You are an amazing teacher, this is the best I’ve heard since. You make it so much easier to take in, understand and remember. First time I’ve seen you. Will subscribe. And ur very too. Lol take care

  • @johnfair62
    @johnfair62 3 года назад +3

    Thank you very much. Your in-depth analysis explained everything I needed to know. If there is pancreatic tissue damage, taking pain medication will mask the symptoms. If it does not clear up in a week, what should a person do? If fluids, pain meds, low fat are not working what should be the next step, stool analysis to look for pancreatic enzymes?

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад +1

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  • @AndyBennett-x6i
    @AndyBennett-x6i 3 месяца назад

    What I still don't understand, and what I can't see to find out anywhere, is WHY the proenzymes that get trapped in the pancreas ACTIVATE in the pancreas if the enteroendocrine kinases are out in the small intestine and not in the pancreas?? What is causing these proenzymes to become activated in the pancreas??

  • @catarinaamorim3
    @catarinaamorim3 Год назад

    Love your videos! Such clear explanations but I have to confess it makes it way easier to follow when you are so good looking 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @rafalh528
    @rafalh528 3 года назад +3

    thank you so much , such a great explanation

  • @AfroLightning04
    @AfroLightning04 4 года назад +6

    Was hospitalized a few months ago for about 2 weeks due to this. Though mine was triggered by uncontrollable type 2 diabetes and extremely high triglycerides. Worst experience in my life.

    • @gallettiguitartones
      @gallettiguitartones 4 года назад

      Eat low carb. I'm a type one diabetic my a1c is 5.2% !

    • @AfroLightning04
      @AfroLightning04 4 года назад +1

      @@gallettiguitartones i did manage to get it from 13 to 6.6 over the past few months, no sweet drinks plus very low bread intake

    • @ibolyakatona8192
      @ibolyakatona8192 3 года назад

      What did you feel?

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses.

    • @bulletdugdugdug1385
      @bulletdugdugdug1385 2 года назад

      is your triglycerides controlled ???

  • @ronnazhou6938
    @ronnazhou6938 4 года назад +3

    better than any other NCLEX videos in terms of patho =] thank you!

  • @juliekane7210
    @juliekane7210 4 года назад +5

    And what if you don’t drink or eat a lot of fatty foods , and have had your gallbladder removed ?? . I’m having pain right at the second rib on the left side of my rib cage .

  • @salvadorestrada5021
    @salvadorestrada5021 11 месяцев назад +1

    Does Acute Pancreatitis surgery cause diabetics for people who were not diabetic?

  • @ayrochannel7536
    @ayrochannel7536 Год назад

    Excellent explanation again❤

  • @robsweatherchannel
    @robsweatherchannel 4 года назад +4

    Love the accent ah. But this is amazingly, simple deconstruct of what is an acute pancreatic. Great work!

  • @tbms-jb3qx
    @tbms-jb3qx Год назад +1

    I think I have this. My stomach hurts in the epigastric to the left side of my abdomen. It’s worse when I eat but always hurts/feels off. I even get a burning sensation in that area. How urgent is this? I’ve had these symptoms for about 10 months. My insurance will kick in when I finish school in 6 weeks. Can this wait until then? I’ve let it go on a while because I was waiting to graduate and have insurance. It’s been quite miserable:/

    • @victoriavasquez4285
      @victoriavasquez4285 Год назад +1

      The first thing that came to mind was maybe a peptic ulcer since you said it hurts after eating 🤔

    • @AK-zw3yz
      @AK-zw3yz Год назад

      How are u? I think I have it. I am suffering badly. Any update of urs?

  • @michaelh3075
    @michaelh3075 11 месяцев назад +1

    Recently had this and it is definitely something you don't want! Mine was from alcohol. Learned a lot from your video about how it causes it. So since it was caused by the chronic nature of the drinking and ducts getting blocked, I am wondering if that is reversible with time or if it is true that one can never drink again?

  • @Mr.Paul_Revere
    @Mr.Paul_Revere Год назад

    I never had any signs of pain until I used MCT oil as a lax.

  • @bechayramos5478
    @bechayramos5478 5 лет назад +1

    Can you give us example on how to survive this pancreatitis if operation is made. Removing the gallblader if there is big stone as 4.5ml?

  • @todorokisan7511
    @todorokisan7511 3 года назад +3

    just what I needed thank you

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

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  • @Charles-londonuk
    @Charles-londonuk 3 года назад

    Very cute instructor !!! I can’t concentrate listening to his lecture, instead just looking at him. Grrrr so handsome

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

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  • @whitedovenc
    @whitedovenc Год назад

    that was very interesting....my lipase count is 78 right now and I was told it is slightly over but nothing needs to be done at the moment. I personally would like to take some antibiotics then wait too much longer before it gets worse. What would you suggest? Great video, very helpful. Thank you.

  • @anisurfer84
    @anisurfer84 2 года назад

    Thank you for the excellent video. Can Nicotine cause pancreatitis as well?

  • @kidgamerock1751
    @kidgamerock1751 3 месяца назад

    @19:19 shouldn't it be left upper quadrant pain???

  • @AsimAli-vk6oz
    @AsimAli-vk6oz 4 года назад +2

    when ampula is block and enzyme can't reach to the enterokinase it's mean these enzyme( trypsinogen and chymotrysinogen ) are inactive , so how the autodigestion occur in pancreas?

  • @fionaweedon6432
    @fionaweedon6432 4 года назад +2

    Geared for medical practitioners but very good to know what’s going on with your own body .
    would be good to have more symptoms listed ie high blood pressure spikes rapid heart rate.

    • @KiwiBee21
      @KiwiBee21 4 года назад +1

      Disagree. Why? Because the range of symptoms across the population cant possibly be controlled for, however this presentations provide a comprehensive overview of the function of relevant body system, an insight into the more common causes for dysfunction & recognition of what one might expect to see in a presenting patient. Ockams Razor - when you hear hoof beats think horses not zebras !! Frankly, and with respect, symptoms like high BP and rapid HR describes a plethora of conditions, some of them not medical (ie orgasm) :-) Im not a doctor or med professional but gummmon

  • @meenabarot2037
    @meenabarot2037 2 года назад +1

    so smooth presentation!!!!!!!

  • @nataliejacobsson906
    @nataliejacobsson906 3 месяца назад

    I loved the video, but I have a question 🤔 If trypsinogen and chymotrypsinogen are only active in the presence of enterokinase (located in duodenum), how does their activation occur in the pancreas before getting into the duodenum? Do you get what I'm trying to ask here?😅

  • @blur3734
    @blur3734 3 года назад

    Great video! very well explained and just about everything i need for my assignment! Thanks very much!

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses

  • @siyarahmad4024
    @siyarahmad4024 4 года назад +3

    Outstanding

  • @alicebortnik3132
    @alicebortnik3132 Год назад

    our teacher gave one more reason for acute pancreatitis which is hyperthyroidisms, could that be?

  • @Grogster2007
    @Grogster2007 3 года назад

    Great vid........If the enzymes in the pancreas are not active until they have come into contact with the special cells in the duodenum how can they break down the pancreas tissue?

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

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  • @MsCherylB183
    @MsCherylB183 4 года назад +2

    Brilliant video.

  • @BardiaSaeedi
    @BardiaSaeedi 4 года назад

    good job. am doctor now. thank you. from pakistan

  • @vladcmp4493
    @vladcmp4493 4 года назад +1

    how pancreatic digestion occurs if trypsinogen or chemotrypsinigen have not been activated????? for example when we have a stone in the oddi's sphincter or vater's ampoule

  • @TiffanyXO
    @TiffanyXO 6 лет назад +3

    THANK YOUUU I def needed this lol

  • @pattycake1939
    @pattycake1939 6 месяцев назад

    Weird ERCP used to diagnose, can cause …
    Would MRCP be the best of the two evils?

  • @misstulip1164
    @misstulip1164 Год назад

    Oh my gosh this is amazing ❤

  • @prernaprerna3209
    @prernaprerna3209 4 года назад +4

    Is it just me or Dr Mike does look like Robert Downey Jr. .....

    • @nieiniei
      @nieiniei 3 года назад

      a bit. I am so distracted by his small shirt... duo duo denum what? Hahah

  • @rab-cnesbit4181
    @rab-cnesbit4181 2 года назад

    Can I still vape e ciggarette s with pancreatitis, it flagged up I have sacks on my pancreas I may have had a gallstone that my pancreas absorbed and been damaged by.

  • @Lornelle803
    @Lornelle803 3 года назад

    thank you so much !though some medical term I cannot understand well but feels me better after watching

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад +1

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses

  • @faustinojuliano6916
    @faustinojuliano6916 4 года назад +1

    I have never met an enemy of this magnitude it takes time to detect and it is so hard to detect after many biopsies CT scans endoscopies and a lost of 40 pounds in 3months my life has become .???

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses.

    • @bulletdugdugdug1385
      @bulletdugdugdug1385 2 года назад

      how are you now ?

    • @faustinojuliano6916
      @faustinojuliano6916 2 года назад

      I'm on my 19 month of palliative chemotherapy, can't say my life is what it used to be but I accepted my destiny

  • @pertainsToTruth
    @pertainsToTruth 2 года назад

    What about liver flukes causing ductal obstruction?

  • @МариамЗссам
    @МариамЗссам 7 месяцев назад

    great video 😍🥰 thank u so much for your effort😍❤

  • @ninasofiesund5203
    @ninasofiesund5203 2 года назад

    What if you dont have a galbladder , and i have cronic pakreatitt… is there bigger risk? I am an alcoholic

  • @mrsme4941
    @mrsme4941 10 месяцев назад

    Fabulous video!

  • @sadatali7212
    @sadatali7212 3 года назад +1

    How long does it take to full recovery

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses

  • @unknownunknown-hn1kx
    @unknownunknown-hn1kx 4 года назад +1

    hello.. I'm here to search for answer..
    patient diagnosed of acute pancreatitis had a laparotomy cholecystectomy 3 months ago..
    problem presented loose bowel movements 6x for only 8 hours shift.. noted since yesterday experiencing LBM.
    management by gastro team : to start DKA protocol (even pt is out of DKA) insulin infusion ordered(as subcutaneous isn't possible accordingly).. no management for loose bowel movement..
    pain management ordered to start fentanyl infusion at 50mcg/hour. .NoTe: pt is fully conscious
    ICU team ordered: to stopped DKA protocol cause blood gasses and no ketone in urine... electrolytes correction for magnesium calcium sodium and phosphate was low..
    pain management paracetamol every 6 hours and fentanyl 50mcg iv every four hours/ prn..
    sorry because I've never handled acute pancreatitis before.. pls I needed ur help.. I'm confused really I questioned gastro team order.. I search Google but no use...

  • @graciousgirl5161
    @graciousgirl5161 Год назад

    Tapeworm/ parasites. Never underestimate the power of getting your stool check.

  • @Jay_Watcher
    @Jay_Watcher 3 года назад

    BI Respect Sir !!! Thanks for the Education. Love from India.

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses

  • @santosh-cn2bm
    @santosh-cn2bm 4 года назад

    Sir plz tel me acute pancreatities kitna deena me teek ho jate sir .....plz tel me sir

  • @drastichaudhari
    @drastichaudhari 4 года назад +5

    Just take my tuition

  • @thomasdainton8448
    @thomasdainton8448 4 года назад

    u are fucking amazing, this helped me so much thank you

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses

  • @pankajbhattacharya5927
    @pankajbhattacharya5927 2 года назад

    Can a 6.5 mm ×5.2 mm focal necrosis of pancreas cause sepsis in body

    • @shiningstar5317
      @shiningstar5317 6 месяцев назад

      Hey, did you get healed from the necrosis?

  • @krielkip
    @krielkip 9 месяцев назад

    This should be taught in elementary school.

    • @krielkip
      @krielkip 9 месяцев назад

      like.. on their level. We don''t learn enough about our body and food and so.. untill it's to late.

  • @denisearno6234
    @denisearno6234 Год назад

    I find this very interesting!

  • @abbeygreat8266
    @abbeygreat8266 2 года назад +1

    Awesome!

  • @Velben
    @Velben 4 года назад

    Great video.

  • @swatiM722
    @swatiM722 4 года назад

    Amazing!! 🧡

  • @meenabarot2037
    @meenabarot2037 2 года назад +1

    excellent!

  • @YaAkidz
    @YaAkidz 5 лет назад

    I m suffering with acute pancreatitis due to gall stone

    • @bulletdugdugdug1385
      @bulletdugdugdug1385 2 года назад

      how are you now ?

    • @AK-zw3yz
      @AK-zw3yz Год назад

      How are u? I think I have it. I am suffering badly. Any update of urs?

    • @LittleT287
      @LittleT287 10 месяцев назад

      I hope your doing better! Please get checked out! My younger sister passed away from this at the age of 37 on NYE..she had to have her gallbladder out, but didn't and got worse organ failure and along with sepsis and other things. Please get checked out everyone!

    • @YaAkidz
      @YaAkidz 10 месяцев назад

      I m ok but my sugar is not in control

  • @DonzLockz
    @DonzLockz 3 года назад

    I'm in hospital, very well explained so now I got a good understanding of what's going on. Thank you!👍

  • @imanalkole919
    @imanalkole919 5 лет назад +1

    This helped aaa lot!

  • @rstarsflow
    @rstarsflow 4 года назад +1

    Great info. THANK YOU...

  • @DaBoss86
    @DaBoss86 11 месяцев назад

    I just had this after newyears day...definitely was painful..

  • @rhondaclark716
    @rhondaclark716 3 года назад

    I just have fat blocked pancreas ducks 🦆 and pain, straight across my upper tummy. And both sides of my Lower back

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses

    • @AK-zw3yz
      @AK-zw3yz Год назад

      How are u? I think I have it. I am suffering badly. Any update of urs?

  • @thescaryripper
    @thescaryripper 7 месяцев назад

    you are boring... however i suffer with this and gave me a lot of insight. OK THE END GOT ME INTERESTED.

  • @فاطمة-خ5ن
    @فاطمة-خ5ن 4 года назад +1

    So nice thank u

  • @asunayuuki6925
    @asunayuuki6925 3 года назад

    you're the best

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses

  • @GEMfanatica
    @GEMfanatica 3 года назад +1

    Looking like a gym bro but talking like a professor!

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses

  • @sumaiyabasit8291
    @sumaiyabasit8291 3 года назад +1

    👍👍👍

  • @adebolaoladapo6076
    @adebolaoladapo6076 3 года назад

    Master of the game

  • @spartanxbear9076
    @spartanxbear9076 7 месяцев назад

    Hopefully he’s discovered they make clothing for adults by now

    • @pattycake1939
      @pattycake1939 6 месяцев назад

      Let that go, he looks fine🙂

  • @Dg-zj6jo
    @Dg-zj6jo 3 года назад

    well done sir i hope i have not got this ha great video

    • @marieholmes6480
      @marieholmes6480 3 года назад

      Reach out to (Dr iyaremoses) on youtube channel for permanent cure am a living testimony his natural herbs supplement works for me you should also try#driyaremoses

  • @sombraenlaluna
    @sombraenlaluna 4 года назад

    No gallbladder--