Mike I know you won’t see this but if you do I have been having really bad acid reflex lately in the morning what would help it to stop I know you have said it before but I can’t remember if you could reply or make a short video it would mean a lot
TlDR: It’s cute ok. Sorry for awful explanation and comment layout in general didn’t have enough time ❤ Peepoop! My dog- Sam heard that and he takes it personally everytime he hears it (Kinda need to explain that he is very good at recognizing a list of words, if he wants something specific he maleriet very clear- so when he does and his wish isn’t immediately obvious I go through a list of words/questions and he will react very yes! Or nah nrn. Words such as Thirsty? hungry? Outside? Walk? Tis?(pee) poop? Do you wanna oe so you need to variants it’s a long list but pee?poop? Is two questions that always seem to happen in that order. Smart as he is. He raises his ears in interest when hears peewoop, he thinks he is being asked what he wants - I have a high pitched voice and despite my native language being Danish I primarily speak English. Always have. I’m sorry for a poor attempt at explaining. I hate typing. Never comes across as I meant it to
Love you Dr. Malik! It was great seeing you on this video. Thanks for your channel which is a great source of reproductive health information for both genders.
Thank you MDJ! I didn't know about bromelain in powder form but I love taking it as a supplement before and after medical procedures, sclerotherapy injections and even for botox injections and it helps soooo much with bruising and healing time!!
I have a pretty strong feeling that our chemist friends would disagree with your peppermint tip, unfortunately. You would be changing the formula without knowing how it reacts with the oil, or how the oil affects the preservative system. I'm sure you can mix the oil and gloss on your hand, but never introduce it into the bottle itself.
I've heard the vaporub solution you suggested before, but my problem is the nail I'd like to treat is the thumb on my dominant hand and it's so inconvenient to do this solution! Either I'm freestyling greasy goop on my dominant hand or I've got a bandage covering it, but then I've got an annoying sticky covering on my dominant thumb...
Thank you for doing this video collaboration, Dr. Mike!! Not only do we get to learn a little from all different specialties, discover new health youtubers, but this was also a cool video concept! Please do this again!!!💘💯👍👍
0:10 - Family Medicine(Steer clear of your ear) 0:40 - Ophtamologist(The eyeball is not a portal to the brain) 1:05 - Emergency medicine (Need to be repaired ? Come prepaired !) 1:30 - Obestetrician Gynecologist (Don't despair, save your underwear) 2:10 - Orthodentist (Brush your teeth with ease at 45°) 2:45 - Podiatrist (Funguns on your toe ? Use vicks, vapo) 3:00 - Plastic surgeon (Get the jump on natural lip plump) 3:30 - Pediatrician (Suck up some snot) 4:05 - Gastroenterologist (Cancer is mean, get screened) 4:35 - NHS Surgeon (Fiber is a cancer fighter) 5:05 - Radiologist (There is nowhere to hide) 5:25 - Hematologist & Oncologist (Sava a life, become a donor) 5:55 - Dermatologist (Keep your skin clean with a solid routine) 6:20 - Urologist & pelvic surgeon (Keep it simple, drink when you are thirsty) 7:00 - Cardiologist (You are together forever, so get to know your heart) 7:35 - Anesthesiologist (Be an angry cat during an epidural) 8:35 - Orthopedic spine surgeon (Don't put so much pressure on yourself) 9:15 - Physiatrist (The best advice is to use some ice) 9:40 - Psychiatrist (Feel the feels) 10:30 - Pulmonary critical care physician (This ain't no joke, don't smoke)
hey! i know this was done to help viewers out but mike probably but a lot of time into making this video for us, and by giving a cheat sheet it kinda robs him of the attention it deserves
I love how dr mike doesnt see other medical specialists on youtube as competition (for views), but rather as colleagues. It really shows how his true goal is to educate. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎉🎉🎉
This is something that I've always found fascinating with physicians, they really often tend to have so much respect for each other! My parent is a physician and didn't have a really friendly personnality all around. But put him near colleagues and he will radiate joy ! he would be beaming and excitedly share stories and pats in the back that was something lol
I'm not sure how a doctor could ever see another doctor as competition. The one thing I could imagine is doctors getting angry about other doctors spreading misinformation.
Pharmacist here! Some tips: 1. Set alarms for your medication reminders 2. put alerts in your phone for refill time. 3. associate your medication times with something you do every day without fail (like brushing your teeth) 4. Keep a list of medications, how you take them, and why in your wallet behind your driver’s license. 5. Make sure you tell your pharmacist everything you take regardless of if it is prescription or not and where you fill it. They need to check it against each other and will likely have tips on when to take each one!
Having a list behind my license (mine's on hot pink) helped the pros help me when I was incapable of speaking for myself. I've recovered and you just reminded me to update the list!
Personally, as a big dude with back pain, that tidbit about weight and back pressure being related was a huge encouragement for me to lose weight. Thank you to everyone who participated in this video.
So many medicine heroes in one video! Thanks for facilitating this collaboration Dr. Mike. My favorite take-away was Dr. Jessi Gold - As physicians we need to check in with ourselves to avoid burnout. I would love to do Urogynecology tips if you do a round two 🙋🏻♂.
The use if ICE after injury is NOT evidence based. I really like the video, and idea of collaboration. But am a little shocked that a sports physician is still disseminating old school treatments that have been debunked. Ice can reduce swelling if used in the first couple hours after injury, but has been proven to delay the healing process, and use of it is not in line with current best practices. If you want to reduce swelling, use compression and elevation. Any modern and evidence based physiotherapist can tell you this, but we often still get patients entering clinics that have been told by their doctor to "ICE it". If you want to see current best practices after an acute injury, just google "Peace and love injury", and you will see the abbreviation for current reccomendations.
The fact you had a mental health professional along side the physical ones really made my day! Mental health is just as important and I love that you show it with this video
As a medical student, i am so happy to hear from all the famous doctors and specialists about their tips, i mean these guys have the world knowledge of their specialties yet it all boils down to the basics that even a layman would know. The difference is they realize the true importance of these basics and how deeply they can impact our or somone else’s life. All excelent reminders
Great video - here's an idea. Gather together these or other doctors to debunk myths related to their field. I'm sure Dr. Jones could talk for at least an hour on her specialty alone lol! Also, as someone who worked as a pharmacy tech many moons ago, I add my vote to talking to the support personnel involved in healthcare for their tips too!
More people need to thumbs up this comment. We need more doctor myth busting. There is FAR too much misinformation out there. It would be great to have at least a few of the doctors you had on here for maybe a round table on medical misinformation. cheers
I just use really cold water. And then throw them in the wash. Works as well. I have really bad periods and bleed through at least one pair of pjs every cyle.
I think part of the problem is that you can't rinse off all stains. Like when it seeps into the mattress. No amount of meat tenderizer is going to dig out the blood. .-.
As a fellow physician, its always nice to see ACTUAL medical advice from such great doctors. All of us having to fight the amounts of mis- or disinformation one at a time - this is a good Start!
Right, but having physicians say it out loud to others helps solidify that information and it reaches more people. You can't have too much good information.
I loved this so much. As a breast surgeon with breast cancer who’s starting out on RUclips it was awesome to see all these great medics share their tips x
You just earned a subscribe from me doc! As a Liberal Arts graduate, who’s considering going to med school as well, I think your content would be a great help to me too. Good luck on your youtube channel! 😊
I think the meat tenderizer on the blood stain was the best hack I heard in this. Most of the others, I already knew of and some just seemed superfluous like the doctor wasn’t trying to give away the secrets to how to be healthier and not have to see someone who specializes in what that field of medicine, in the future. I do appreciate the physicians who told us how to steer clear of damaging our bodies and healthy habits to adopt.
I just want to say, as someone who is very scared of doctors (and has a phobia of needles), watching videos of doctors like you guys on RUclips really makes me feel so much better. You are all so helpful and sweet, and it makes me feel so much more comfortable knowing yall are just people trying to help people be healthier and happier. ❤
Colon cancer killed a very close friend of mine. He was going into Med school, with very good grades, and his mother was a GI specialist. No one expected it when colon cancer took his life, and I felt terrible for her. I couldn’t imagine losing your son to the very thing you specialize in preventing. RIP.
I like that the last guy included marijuana cigarettes too. For some reason, a lot of people think tobacco cigarettes are the only cigarettes that can cause lung cancer.
EXACTLY! And that he included vaping as well. I think most people think that vaping is safe and is not harmful. It may be safer, in some way, than tobacco cigarettes but they are still not healthy or something that you should do.
Putting marijuana on par with processed tobacco products is disingenuous. I doubt many people are denying the marijuana smoke may cause cancer. It's common knowledge now that SMOKING (and vaping) is bad. But the people you're referring to probably just mean that tobacco products have much more carcinogens than marijuana.
@@Brickswolhe said can cause inflammation of the lungs, but a pop up had a note about lung cancer. So idk if he was talking about cancer, or just an inflammatory condition such as bronchitis
@@Brickswol I mean sure tobacco is less healthy, but I don't really think that matters in this context. Any kind of smoking is not something your body is designed to do and has potential to lead to health problems. What you do is your choice, but the end result has potential be be exactly the same.
@@BrickswolI have had people tell me straight up that they smoke weed as an alternative to cigarettes, and that it was helping them clean their lungs...don't underestimate the ignorance of the general population. That isn't meant to be snarky toward anyone, but many people do not realize that the risk of marijuana is non-zero. Cigarettes are likely the worst for lung cancer due to the additives, but all forms are still risky.
I was hoping to see Elliott Carthy, but now I've got a whole new channel to look at. More importantly, psychiatry is a core part of medicine and I'm glad to see it treated as such.
GREATEST & BEST COLLABORATION IN RUclips HISTORY! Here's the Time-stamps: 0:00-intro 0:10- DOCTOR MIKE- Family Medicine 0:39- DR. GLAUCOMFLECKEN- Ophthalmologist 1:02- DR. ED HOPE- Emergency Medicine 1:28- DR. DANIELLE JONES- Obstetrician Gynecologist 2:08- DR. BENJAMIN WINTERS- Orthodontist 2:46- DR. DANA BREMS- Podiatrist 3:01- DR. ANTHONY YOUN- Plastic Surgeon 3:32- DR. ALOK PATEL- Pediatrician 4:05- DR. AUSTIN CHIANG- Gastroenterologist 4:35- DR. KARAN RAJAN- General Surgeon(NHS) 5:05- DR. MICHAEL CELLINI- Radiologist 5:23- DR. SANJAY JUNEJA- Hematologist & Oncologist 5:56- DR. SHEREENE IDRISS- Dermatologist 6:22- DR. RENA MALIK- Urologist & Pelvic Surgeon 6:59- DR. ROHIN FRANCIS- Cardiologist 7:32- DR. JOHN PATTON III- Anesthesiologist 8:34- DR. ANTONIO WEBB- Orthopedic Spine Surgeon 9:16- DR. BRIAN SUTTERER- Physiatrist 9:42- DR. JESSI GOLD- Psychiatrist 10:30- DR. CEDRIC “JAMIE” RUTLAND- Pulmonary Critical Care Physician 11:09- Outro.
As a Puerto Rican, the fact that there’s even more multi purpose to Vicks makes me so happy and I’m totally doing that now and telling everyone else. Thanks for the advice!
This is the type of content that is really useful on such platforms! Thank you to all the doctors who made an appearance, and thank you doc mike for taking the initiative! 💓
i love the diversity of doctors in this video. it shows that anybody can be a doctor, regardless of their age, sex, nationality, etc. it makes me happy to know that there are people like me who have been successful too
I will forever be grateful to all the the oncologists and radiologists out there. Y’all are helping to save my dad and it means the whole world to my family and I. Edit: my dad had his surgery last week and he is cancer free now! Thank you for all of the kind words, it means a lot
i would love to hear from an endocrinologist, i go with one because of insulin resistance (which i knew because of derm), and all the tips he gives me have changed my life
This is an awesome idea. It’s so refreshing to see people who are actually trained and qualified to give health advice rather than the normal social media quackery
Thank you, Melanie de Jesus! It's indeed refreshing to have trained and qualified professionals providing reliable health advice. This initiative helps counter the overwhelming amount of social media quackery, promoting accurate information and ensuring the well-being of individuals. Kudos to the team for their valuable contributions! 👩⚕💯🌟
Love this video, so I wanted to add my input too 😊 I work in reception and appointments for a primary care office, which means I help patients and doctors coordinate their care plans for health maintenance. I am also part of our Hospital Emergency Response Team, which means in the event of a mass casualty event, I help to provide critical care and support to patients affected by an incident. My biggest tip would be as follows: be a proactive participant in healthcare. This means having all your information and documentation together and up-to-date (such as med lists, Power of Attorney, and so on.) But also, seek out emergency response training, such as Stop The Bleed training, Hands-Only CPR, Narcan training, Basic Life Support and First Aid, and so on. I hope I never need to use it, but having that knowledge has made me more confident and ready so I won’t freeze up.
OMG!!! That whole weight thing and back issues, is so spot on! I used to weigh almost 400 pounds 12 years ago. I have back pain. Thigh pain. My whole body was out of whack. I started exercising and making my nutrition my priority. 12 and a half years later, I lost almost 200 pounds without surgery. I’ve had three complete knee replacements. I feel like a rockstar now.🥇🥇🥇
I once ran across a comment -- I think on a video critiquing the "Healthy at Any Size" movement -- that basically said "admit it, the only reason you would want to lose weight is so you look nice for other people." I have yet to put this together, but I plan to make a blog post that is like 50 reasons I'd like to lose weight... none of which have anything to do with how others see me (I have those motivations too, they're just not anywhere near the top of the list), and most of which are just how uncomfortable and physically limiting it is to be 300 lbs. Why anyone would think this is purely a social issue, or that excess weight has no objective reason to be undesirable, is beyond me.
Dr. Glaucomflecken is my favorite! My whole life, my mom has worked in medical administration. She’s worked for OBGYNs, pediatricians, neurologists, general surgeons, and currently works for orthopedic surgeons and his skits about all of these doctors are all painfully accurate. Especially the ortho bros (who are really the nicest guys).
As a Latina, I can say that the Latin community appreciates you all, but especially Dr. Dana Brems for the Vapor Rub hack (I bet an abuelita somewhere knew this already 😂) Loveeeeee all the tips. Please do a few more ❤❤❤
Thank you for being the dedicated, thoughtful, and compassionate doctor that you are Dr. Mike. You and a few other doctors on RUclips inspired me to go back to school this fall, in my 30s. This was video is one of your best of all time. I wish most of us cared about our health like how these doctors do.
I returned to school a couple of years ago, also in my 30s, aiming for med school in a few years! Congrats on making the choice to go back, stay dedicated (and be realistic/gentle with yourself, don't trip on trying to fit it into a particular "normal" timeline, that's my biggest weakness anyway) and you can do anything you put your mind to!
@The plural is actually "asparageese". Appreciate you for this. Seems like we share the same weakness. I'm always aiming very high and fail to accomplish the goal. I thought I should start my journey of becoming a nurse and see where life goes from there. I wish you the very best in life, my friend. I can't wait for us to achieve our goals.
The advice about not gaining too much weight because it puts a lot of pressure on the spine was soooo helpful! I gained 8 kilograms (German here 😅) during the pandemic. I'm still healthy and in the normal BMI range but my back started hurting pretty badly at some point. Good to know that it could be because of me gaining weight 🤔
I think an other one for the back is to stay somewhat active. I think we're more and more sedentary (we stay sitted at a desk during the day, then we go back home and sit in front of the computer or the TV, etc.). I mostly work from home (I'm a teacher who gives online classes) but some weeks I have traditionnal classes. The difference on my back is major!
Yeah, I had back issues even if I'm relatively young (2 intervetebral disks ruptured), and I've been advised to lose weight although it's really hard... I only take one meal a day and still struggle to lose any weight. I should exercise more but I struggle to do it too, for others reasons too...
By far the best video I have ever seen on RUclips I just wish it was longer or became a series anyway great Job Dr. Mike for calling in the gang to execute this
It makes me so happy to see all the other doctors. I’ve been having GI problems lately and seeing a lot of doctors and it’s nice to be reminded that they are unique to the problems I’m having and truly interested in my health.
Got a colonoscopy done this last March for issues with food not digesting well and accidents. I'm 26 with part of my colon removed due to nerves in my intestines not working when I was born. Luckily during the short procedure they didn't find anything bad and all normal. Back to the drawing board but happy I don't have cancer.❤
As someone struggling for doctors to believe my dental is affecting my medical and being stuck toothless for over a year… I really appreciate this video: thank you so much. ❤
Your teeth are super connected with the rest of your body. If you're having dental problems there's a chance it's causing pain or problems else where. I hope you get the help you're seeking soon.
@@BallistikKitty my prosthodontist and maxillofacial specialist even wrote a report for the doctors, I don’t have a family doctor right now, and I’ve brought this report to the ER and clinics and even getting a doctor to hold this report is difficult. I’ve had migraines almost everyday since October 2021 among other things and unfortunately all dental work is halted until my health is sorted😭 Thank you so much for your kind words, I really feel validated honestly. ❤️
same. it's really nuts how dental isn't covered by medical insurance, and how much dental care is considered "cosmetic." i have so many broken teeth that cause me so much pain but i can't even afford to get them pulled because it would cost thousands...
@@dietotaku this!!! I was 19 when I was given the option okay either a denture or try to save them… it was going to cost much much more to save them. I still have no permanent upper teeth, but a temp denture for aesthetics and have spent close to 5K ( in Canada) and my quote for my full mouth rehabilitation is 16K that they expect in 3 sums… like who can afford that?! Even just a general appointment is so expensive for proper hygiene care, it’s none sense
@@natsdentureadventure hope you’re doing better soon. That’s so harsh because the past few generation of migraine medications have really been something, they work (when taking the right one for how severe the migraines are). Then and then there’s botox for migraines which are uncontested. Hope all works out, but if for some reason you’re having difficulty getting to a neurologist or even primary (maybe) for migraines, would be cool if you try magnesium supplements (choose the right one though… most are really just dieuretics😂. Some formulations are legit prescribed for that purpose). A US agency says under like 400 mg daily is safe for men (don’t remember women, 350?). Every one’s a bit deficient in the west, but if you ever get random foot cramps you really need it. If you try it for a week and it helps somewhat let me know lol, all the research on the migraine vs Magnesium is a bit old if I recall
I am in no way affiliated with the medical field, but I'm subscribed to at least 4 doctors in this video. You got almost all of my favorite RUclips doctors! Thanks, this was a great video!
Hey Dr. Mike, I would love to see some more representation for pharmacists. They're a key figure in every healthcare team, yet they always go unnoticed. Would love to see some videos with a pharmacist to educate people about the role of pharmacists!
This might be the best RUclips video ever, when it comes to health! So happy that I already knew some of these doctors and now I found a few new specialists I can follow 🤩🙌
I think it would be pretty cool if doctor Mike can get a few medical experts to give us one recommendation each on improving what ever field they work in, but in a way that's like one expert on your hands, one on your arms and so on (pretty stupid example.) My point being is that I would love to hear one tip for every part of the body.
Hey my name is Rocky and I am counselling psychologist. First of all thank you Dr. Mike and all the other doctors for their amazing advice, hope it helps many of us😌😌. And also anyone who is reading this, likes a free advice for their mental health, I'll say that if you are someone who feels anxious or feel sad or depressed or have some kind of mood disorder or just stressed out of life in general, spending time in nature, I mean the more greener the better can help you tremendously. It doesn't always have to be a forest hike or a beach day, it can be as simple as taking a break and just going outside to just breath the fresh air, get some sunlight etc. Hope it helps and have a great day ahead or good night 😂😂😂
I heard getting plenty of sunlight helps dopamine production and stuff, but just my curiosity why does nature helps calm our feelings or mood? other than how it feels relaxing (is thete any science behind it? or is it all just a feeling thing)
@@flip8895 Yes what you heard is correct. And idk the full biology behind the connection between nature and humans, preferably a evolutionary biologist will be better able to explain that to you. But I'll tell you what I have personally learned and experienced. So the outer nature, whether you refer to wildlife or forest or mountains or beaches, are as much part of human life than we tend to realize in this modern life. Also if we look at our ancestors, even close to thousands of years back, nature played a vital role in our survival; everything we needed, we got from nature. That's why when we talk about basic human needs food and water come first, followed by sleep and sex (sex so that we don't go extinct) And when we spend time in nature those primal instinct gets kicked in. For humans the most natural thing to do is, be in nature coz that's what we have been doing for thousands of years. That's why even painting ones room in shades of green tend to be calming since it reflects the nature, that's why we still have pets, we don't need them but they support us emotionally and sometimes physically coz this bond was created by our ancestors. Plus today's lifestyle and economical growth/constraints have made this access to nature much more difficult. Like its bizzar that government has to place down rules for people to get sunlight access coz if not someone might build a building right next to your window(NYC 🗽) or artificial lights go on 24/7 disrupting sleep cycle (Mumbai). Now there are good things which this growth has done by getting people more closer to nature where in the past they'll have to travel long distances. Like aquarium, wildlife reservation etc. And also we have some much information about how we can protect it and flourish it. There is so much I can say but the comment section is limited 😂😂😂 so hope you got a idea about it. Hope it helps, have a great day/night ahead 🤝🏽😊
I went to see a nurse once because I thought I had something stuck in my ear and she told me my ear drum was too clean and to stop using cotton buds 😂 It wasn’t even an ear problem in the end, it was the eustachian tube popping, but I definitely don’t stick things in my ears anymore
This was so awesome! Yes, yes, yes to not smoking!! I did it for almost 20 years, but smoke free now for almost 5 years. Not smoking has been a game changer for my body.
Excellent stuff! Thanks to Dr. Mike's team for doing such heavy lifting reaching out to everyone and putting together all these amazing contributions. Really appreciate what comes across as genuine care from everyone.
Another tip for the blood stains mentioned by Mama Dr Jones, Poroxide actually works if you dont rub it in, the bubbling pulling it out of most clothing, but it has to be fresh. And for most people curious how i know this, i used to have chronic nose bleeds due to high blood pressure and i had to find a way to clean a lot of shirts.
Dr Mike, you have no idea how important this video is to me as a (very mild) hypochondriac. Thank you and to all the lovely physicians who took part in this. ❤
This is incredible! Not only are the facts amazing, but the organization of the video and the coordination of all the specialists is outstanding !!! Great video
Im 18 and i am currently recovering from several pulmonary embolisms in each lung, as well as a damaged right side of the heart so this really helped me a lot to understand how to properly take care of myself. Thank you.
This was sooooooo good!!!! Good job Dr. Mike! Loved the diversity! We need a part 2!!! Things those or other doctors would never do given their professions. Also….Dr Shaw and Maxfield “Doctorly” need to be on the next one. Shoutout to all the doctors who participated! Shows your commitment to people’s well being 🙌
Thank you, Elainey D! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and appreciated the diversity it showcased. It's wonderful to see doctors coming together to share valuable insights. A part 2 exploring the things doctors would never do given their professions sounds intriguing! Including doctors like Dr. Shaw and Maxfield "Doctorly" would be a fantastic addition. Kudos to all the doctors involved for their dedication to people's well-being. 🙌👩⚕🌟
This is such a cool video 😮. People didn't have any idea how much they needed it 😂 Never stop collaborating with other professionals and bringing our all the medical content. Sending love to everyone ❤❤❤
@@p-__ That's great, but I can tell you I was alright before knowing that, so... Maybe be careful with oversharing. But of course to each their own. Good luck with your farts 🤞
Thank you to all the doctors and their hacks!😁 PLEASE do this again with guest doctors!😁 Also have viewers submit questions, the most asked questions have the doctors answer.
As a first year medical student, I absolutely adore your work and videos because your videos have taught me medical cases early on and they’re so useful for my studies and generally my life. This video just made my day Thank you for introducing great doctors and encouraging us medical students Wish for us to be like you successful and considerate doctors
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Peewoop!
Hey ed! Your videos got me interested in medicine and now got a place at med school. Hope you're doing well
Glad u joined video!
Mike I know you won’t see this but if you do I have been having really bad acid reflex lately in the morning what would help it to stop I know you have said it before but I can’t remember if you could reply or make a short video it would mean a lot
I was very surprised to see you here. I thought you and Mike had a beef.
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It’s cute ok. Sorry for awful explanation and comment layout in general didn’t have enough time ❤
Peepoop!
My dog- Sam heard that and he takes it personally everytime he hears it
(Kinda need to explain that he is very good at recognizing a list of words, if he wants something specific he maleriet very clear- so when he does and his wish isn’t immediately obvious I go through a list of words/questions and he will react very yes! Or nah nrn.
Words such as Thirsty? hungry? Outside? Walk? Tis?(pee) poop?
Do you wanna oe so you need to variants it’s a long list but pee?poop? Is two questions that always seem to happen in that order. Smart as he is. He raises his ears in interest when hears peewoop, he thinks he is being asked what he wants - I have a high pitched voice and despite my native language being Danish I primarily speak English. Always have.
I’m sorry for a poor attempt at explaining. I hate typing. Never comes across as I meant it to
I Followed all these tips and gained 100HP!
What are you driving now? Or did you tune? Didn't think medical tips can help with your car. Crazy world we're living in
I thought this was a gaming joke lol
@@blume3516HP can also mean health points. But yeah, as an avid gran turismo player, I also perceived it as horsepower lol
@@ΜιχάληςΛίγγος I got the healthpoints as well but i just found it hilarous understanding it as horsepower first for a second xD
even the meat tenderiser one?
Thanks for including me - great video!!
@@p-__ stop saying that on every comment you weirdo jesus crhist
Love you Dr. Malik! It was great seeing you on this video. Thanks for your channel which is a great source of reproductive health information for both genders.
At least with this video we get a second opinion.
THX FOR JOINING DR!
Love your advice on how much water to drink! I've always thought that eight glasses a day was too much. 😊
Great idea for a video! Love it!
Yoo you have a cool baby thing on the back of your wall
I hope more subscribe to your channel :) I love it for "that time of the month" video 😂😂
Bromelain is the enzyme in pineapple, right? Can I just rub pineapple on my period stains? 🍍
Thank you MDJ! I didn't know about bromelain in powder form but I love taking it as a supplement before and after medical procedures, sclerotherapy injections and even for botox injections and it helps soooo much with bruising and healing time!!
@@ellenkarlsson9490 interesting idea
he summoned the avengers of doctors
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Hey! That Orthodontist/Dentist Looks Familiar! 😅 Thanks for having me on!
I read this just as you came on. Love your videos! 😄
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So awesome! Thank you for inviting me to join such wonderful physicians!
Thanks for joining dr mikes vid !! love ya dr youn!
@@p-__ lol
My favourite doctor on the Internet. Love you doctor youn.
dr. youn ♡
I have a pretty strong feeling that our chemist friends would disagree with your peppermint tip, unfortunately. You would be changing the formula without knowing how it reacts with the oil, or how the oil affects the preservative system. I'm sure you can mix the oil and gloss on your hand, but never introduce it into the bottle itself.
The idea of COMPRESSING an entire hospital in less than 12-minute video is excellent...
Thanks to all the doctors that made this video possible.
Pun intended? 😂
what about the receptionists?
disappointing honestly
@@zac9155 WHY WASN'T DOCTOR ER in the vid
Sup josúe
what about the defibrillators?
disappointing honestly
the radiologist 😭😭😭😭😭😭 "we see everything"
What was his hack though
@@Sant1ag0.His hack is don’t put anything up your booty that you can’t get out again because the whole hospital will see it 😂
I've bee fishing for this comment!😂😂
@@Sant1ag0.Beware of the embarrassment
@@Sant1ag0. don't insert anything anywhere if it doesn't have a flared base... unless you can deal with the consequences
Loved this video! Thanks for having me!😊
I've heard the vaporub solution you suggested before, but my problem is the nail I'd like to treat is the thumb on my dominant hand and it's so inconvenient to do this solution! Either I'm freestyling greasy goop on my dominant hand or I've got a bandage covering it, but then I've got an annoying sticky covering on my dominant thumb...
Thanks for joining vid!!
Hope you heard the noise of the millions of moms and grandmas feeling validated with a Vaporub tip!
Thank you for doing this video collaboration, Dr. Mike!! Not only do we get to learn a little from all different specialties, discover new health youtubers, but this was also a cool video concept! Please do this again!!!💘💯👍👍
Dr. Mike, if you do this again, can you please include Doc Schmidt (GI doctor)? Please make this a series!!!👍👍💘
this NEEDS to be an ongoing series for sure !!
bumping this comment for algo. If that even works /shrug
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Yaaaaaaaassss, please! 😭
Second this!
Yes please!!
0:10 - Family Medicine(Steer clear of your ear)
0:40 - Ophtamologist(The eyeball is not a portal to the brain)
1:05 - Emergency medicine (Need to be repaired ? Come prepaired !)
1:30 - Obestetrician Gynecologist (Don't despair, save your underwear)
2:10 - Orthodentist (Brush your teeth with ease at 45°)
2:45 - Podiatrist (Funguns on your toe ? Use vicks, vapo)
3:00 - Plastic surgeon (Get the jump on natural lip plump)
3:30 - Pediatrician (Suck up some snot)
4:05 - Gastroenterologist (Cancer is mean, get screened)
4:35 - NHS Surgeon (Fiber is a cancer fighter)
5:05 - Radiologist (There is nowhere to hide)
5:25 - Hematologist & Oncologist (Sava a life, become a donor)
5:55 - Dermatologist (Keep your skin clean with a solid routine)
6:20 - Urologist & pelvic surgeon (Keep it simple, drink when you are thirsty)
7:00 - Cardiologist (You are together forever, so get to know your heart)
7:35 - Anesthesiologist (Be an angry cat during an epidural)
8:35 - Orthopedic spine surgeon (Don't put so much pressure on yourself)
9:15 - Physiatrist (The best advice is to use some ice)
9:40 - Psychiatrist (Feel the feels)
10:30 - Pulmonary critical care physician (This ain't no joke, don't smoke)
haha this is great 🙌
Underated comment 🙌
Thank you 😎
So perfect 😂😂😂😂👏👏👏
hey! i know this was done to help viewers out but mike probably but a lot of time into making this video for us, and by giving a cheat sheet it kinda robs him of the attention it deserves
Wow, the vast number of specializations in medicine show how complex the human body is. Thanks to all these medical professionals for the health tips.
Also I’m honored my tip made the thumbnail! 😂🙌
Stop bragging Dana!!! 😂
@@DoctorYoun 😂
Does it work on the skin area of the foot too...? People are asking in the comments, your reply would be priceless... ❤
This is gonna be the one thumbnail he doesn’t change now 😂
Not anymore
I love how dr mike doesnt see other medical specialists on youtube as competition (for views), but rather as colleagues. It really shows how his true goal is to educate. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎉🎉🎉
@@p-__ Interesting unit of measuring your greatness😂😂
This is something that I've always found fascinating with physicians, they really often tend to have so much respect for each other! My parent is a physician and didn't have a really friendly personnality all around. But put him near colleagues and he will radiate joy ! he would be beaming and excitedly share stories and pats in the back that was something lol
I'm not sure how a doctor could ever see another doctor as competition. The one thing I could imagine is doctors getting angry about other doctors spreading misinformation.
699th like ;)
@@Shade01982 maybe not in their normal practices, but in terms of youtube views i can see how they could be “competition”
Pharmacist here! Some tips:
1. Set alarms for your medication reminders
2. put alerts in your phone for refill time.
3. associate your medication times with something you do every day without fail (like brushing your teeth)
4. Keep a list of medications, how you take them, and why in your wallet behind your driver’s license.
5. Make sure you tell your pharmacist everything you take regardless of if it is prescription or not and where you fill it. They need to check it against each other and will likely have tips on when to take each one!
Pharmacists are the backbone of the medical community. I trust my local pharmacist more than my physician with some things!
Having a list behind my license (mine's on hot pink) helped the pros help me when I was incapable of speaking for myself. I've recovered and you just reminded me to update the list!
Excellent advise !
I do all of these without fail! It really helps! One, two, and three are especially helpful when you have ADHD and tend to forget things easily!
Very good advice! I need to keep a list with me.
Personally, as a big dude with back pain, that tidbit about weight and back pressure being related was a huge encouragement for me to lose weight. Thank you to everyone who participated in this video.
Hope you're doing better now
Hello! How are you now? Remember small steps lead to big journeys! Goodluck on the weightloss journey ☺️
So many medicine heroes in one video! Thanks for facilitating this collaboration Dr. Mike. My favorite take-away was Dr. Jessi Gold - As physicians we need to check in with ourselves to avoid burnout. I would love to do Urogynecology tips if you do a round two 🙋🏻♂.
The use if ICE after injury is NOT evidence based. I really like the video, and idea of collaboration. But am a little shocked that a sports physician is still disseminating old school treatments that have been debunked. Ice can reduce swelling if used in the first couple hours after injury, but has been proven to delay the healing process, and use of it is not in line with current best practices. If you want to reduce swelling, use compression and elevation. Any modern and evidence based physiotherapist can tell you this, but we often still get patients entering clinics that have been told by their doctor to "ICE it". If you want to see current best practices after an acute injury, just google "Peace and love injury", and you will see the abbreviation for current reccomendations.
Yes I would like to have seen from you because of your specialty! Especially since I have surgery June 16 😬
WOW thank you for your tips love them
The fact you had a mental health professional along side the physical ones really made my day! Mental health is just as important and I love that you show it with this video
Amen!
yes that made me so happy too
the brain is, afterall, a physical part of the body. mental health is health.
I love how Dr Mike always uses his platform to boost fellow doctors content.
Yep, I have just subscribed the other channels 😊
He also wants their subs, let’s not kid ourselves here
Yes exactly!!
@@stargirl6659 but he has more subs then all of them, though?...
@@stargirl6659you can clearly see his priorities are bigger than just subscriber counts, he seeks to educate people, no need to be so pessimistic
As a medical student, i am so happy to hear from all the famous doctors and specialists about their tips, i mean these guys have the world knowledge of their specialties yet it all boils down to the basics that even a layman would know. The difference is they realize the true importance of these basics and how deeply they can impact our or somone else’s life. All excelent reminders
Great video - here's an idea. Gather together these or other doctors to debunk myths related to their field. I'm sure Dr. Jones could talk for at least an hour on her specialty alone lol!
Also, as someone who worked as a pharmacy tech many moons ago, I add my vote to talking to the support personnel involved in healthcare for their tips too!
More people need to thumbs up this comment. We need more doctor myth busting. There is FAR too much misinformation out there. It would be great to have at least a few of the doctors you had on here for maybe a round table on medical misinformation. cheers
I totally agree with this!
Maybe be a new series
Great idea!!!
Agreed! I'll sign up for that!
1:52 As a Woman the period one is such a lifesaver!!!! It’s gonna save me from lots of scrubbing
I just use really cold water. And then throw them in the wash. Works as well. I have really bad periods and bleed through at least one pair of pjs every cyle.
Use body soap to clean the stain, no matter fresh or old stain. It works wonder. Clothes detergent didn't work as much
If you wear contact lens, contact lens solution (any saline solution) actually also helps lift blood stains too
I think part of the problem is that you can't rinse off all stains. Like when it seeps into the mattress. No amount of meat tenderizer is going to dig out the blood. .-.
@@ninjaydes clorox works for such stain on mattress, but only if you can handle the smell
Glad to represent for anesthesiologists!! 🙏🏾
There is no one more loved on this earth than the anesthesiologist!!
@@laurajesso88 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
excellent work!! idk why the monitor is a peaceful sound to me lol beep beeep beeeep
Good to know
I’ve never been pregnant but I felt that tip. I’ve had a spinal tap and that was enough 😬 😂
'Please bring a list of your meds when you come to hospital.' = me hammering that like button! Thanks Dr Ed!❤
Thank you Dr Mike and the RUclips Medical Avengers for providing $500 to $1000 worth of complimentary medical advice! You all are so amazing!
My friend, at least half of these medical professionals are based in the U.S. so you might want to add a couple zeroes xD
@@LukeLantern As a citizen of the US, I laughed really hard at this 😆which I'm sure I'm going to hell for...
As a fellow physician, its always nice to see ACTUAL medical advice from such great doctors. All of us having to fight the amounts of mis- or disinformation one at a time - this is a good Start!
All of their advice was either common sense or easily googleable.
So as a Dr what’s your pro tip then?
Right, but having physicians say it out loud to others helps solidify that information and it reaches more people. You can't have too much good information.
@@immelwade my protip is to take the redpill and exit the Matrix.
@@RickyDemetro how
I loved this so much. As a breast surgeon with breast cancer who’s starting out on RUclips it was awesome to see all these great medics share their tips x
You just earned a subscribe from me doc! As a Liberal Arts graduate, who’s considering going to med school as well, I think your content would be a great help to me too. Good luck on your youtube channel! 😊
Hey you’re gonna become famous!
Sending love, gratitude and respect to all medical professionals.
Can we just acknowledge how diverse this groups of medical professionals are!?! Great job, Dr. Mike!
Is that seriously the one thing you’re taking away from this video?
@@syfsaboetggher6308 No, not at all but wanted to acknowledge it.
Humans are a diverse species.
It doesn’t matter why focus on their diversity they are people not a zoo.
@@madinson02y’all are missing the point
This was the Avengers of Physicians I did not know I needed
As a pre-med, I enjoyed this very very much
They need capes & suits!
Good luck with your studies! We need and love doctors 🎉
Bruh so true!
Good luck on your exams! Wishing you the best.
I think the meat tenderizer on the blood stain was the best hack I heard in this. Most of the others, I already knew of and some just seemed superfluous like the doctor wasn’t trying to give away the secrets to how to be healthier and not have to see someone who specializes in what that field of medicine, in the future.
I do appreciate the physicians who told us how to steer clear of damaging our bodies and healthy habits to adopt.
I just want to say, as someone who is very scared of doctors (and has a phobia of needles), watching videos of doctors like you guys on RUclips really makes me feel so much better. You are all so helpful and sweet, and it makes me feel so much more comfortable knowing yall are just people trying to help people be healthier and happier. ❤
I feel the same way ❤
if I know I’m going to get a shot, I smear lidocaine over the area. It really helps with my anxiety regarding the pain of the shot
Scared of doctors? Needles is understandable but doctors. Like come on grow up and get over it. It’s not that serious.
Everyone has irrational fears, it’s a human thing. I’m sure you do as well. So please be a little more understanding.@@DailyTv22
@@DailyTv22"your problem sounds irrational to me with my life experiences, therefore you are stupid"
man you'd be a terrible doctor
We need part 2 on this, this is wonderful
Plus part 3❤
I hope they add Upright Health in this too. I'm sure him being a physical therapist he would have good advice as well. 😊
Love the idea and the multi-collaborative efforts 😀
Aight time for overwatch tips from other creators! 👀👀👀
What’s a polar bear doing here💀
I like that my Overwatch vids bleed through to my Doctor tips vids.
Colon cancer killed a very close friend of mine. He was going into Med school, with very good grades, and his mother was a GI specialist. No one expected it when colon cancer took his life, and I felt terrible for her. I couldn’t imagine losing your son to the very thing you specialize in preventing. RIP.
Dr Mike never disappoints. Bless him.
Did he sneeze?
Comment bot, you leave the same comment on every video
Indeed, God bless the man.
He disappointed once.
this is such a great collab - just shows how healthcare is such a team effort
It is isn’t it I like it a lot
“Feelings are not good or bad they’re just feelings” I love that
I like that the last guy included marijuana cigarettes too. For some reason, a lot of people think tobacco cigarettes are the only cigarettes that can cause lung cancer.
EXACTLY! And that he included vaping as well. I think most people think that vaping is safe and is not harmful. It may be safer, in some way, than tobacco cigarettes but they are still not healthy or something that you should do.
Putting marijuana on par with processed tobacco products is disingenuous. I doubt many people are denying the marijuana smoke may cause cancer. It's common knowledge now that SMOKING (and vaping) is bad. But the people you're referring to probably just mean that tobacco products have much more carcinogens than marijuana.
@@Brickswolhe said can cause inflammation of the lungs, but a pop up had a note about lung cancer. So idk if he was talking about cancer, or just an inflammatory condition such as bronchitis
@@Brickswol I mean sure tobacco is less healthy, but I don't really think that matters in this context. Any kind of smoking is not something your body is designed to do and has potential to lead to health problems. What you do is your choice, but the end result has potential be be exactly the same.
@@BrickswolI have had people tell me straight up that they smoke weed as an alternative to cigarettes, and that it was helping them clean their lungs...don't underestimate the ignorance of the general population. That isn't meant to be snarky toward anyone, but many people do not realize that the risk of marijuana is non-zero. Cigarettes are likely the worst for lung cancer due to the additives, but all forms are still risky.
I love that mike got a psychiatrist in this video, I like to say that a good physical health starts with a good mental health
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absolutely! Dr. Gold was the best
@@DoctorRich indeed
I was hoping to see Elliott Carthy, but now I've got a whole new channel to look at. More importantly, psychiatry is a core part of medicine and I'm glad to see it treated as such.
@@InvisiblerApple yes!
GREATEST & BEST COLLABORATION IN RUclips HISTORY!
Here's the Time-stamps:
0:00-intro
0:10- DOCTOR MIKE- Family Medicine
0:39- DR. GLAUCOMFLECKEN- Ophthalmologist
1:02- DR. ED HOPE- Emergency Medicine
1:28- DR. DANIELLE JONES- Obstetrician Gynecologist
2:08- DR. BENJAMIN WINTERS- Orthodontist
2:46- DR. DANA BREMS- Podiatrist
3:01- DR. ANTHONY YOUN- Plastic Surgeon
3:32- DR. ALOK PATEL- Pediatrician
4:05- DR. AUSTIN CHIANG- Gastroenterologist
4:35- DR. KARAN RAJAN- General Surgeon(NHS)
5:05- DR. MICHAEL CELLINI- Radiologist
5:23- DR. SANJAY JUNEJA- Hematologist & Oncologist
5:56- DR. SHEREENE IDRISS- Dermatologist
6:22- DR. RENA MALIK- Urologist & Pelvic Surgeon
6:59- DR. ROHIN FRANCIS- Cardiologist
7:32- DR. JOHN PATTON III- Anesthesiologist
8:34- DR. ANTONIO WEBB- Orthopedic Spine Surgeon
9:16- DR. BRIAN SUTTERER- Physiatrist
9:42- DR. JESSI GOLD- Psychiatrist
10:30- DR. CEDRIC “JAMIE” RUTLAND- Pulmonary Critical Care Physician
11:09- Outro.
I just wish he had Dr. K aka Healthy gamer gg🥺
Amazing!! Please do more videos either using this group of doctors or others. This is incredibly useful.
As a Puerto Rican, the fact that there’s even more multi purpose to Vicks makes me so happy and I’m totally doing that now and telling everyone else. Thanks for the advice!
jajajaj entiendo la referencia, se usa para todo XD
😂😂😂😂
My grandma used it on her (shattered) hip for a week before letting anyone convince her to see a doctor. Lol
right?? parece que sí sirve para todo jajaja
im british pakistani and my grandma uses it for everything too 😂😂
This is the type of content that is really useful on such platforms! Thank you to all the doctors who made an appearance, and thank you doc mike for taking the initiative! 💓
Great video!
bruh they didn't call uu
@@thwRealw bruh you had to point it out 😭
@@Art.and.Hamsters why did he had to comment 😭
@@thwRealw Ig you have a point 😭
i love the diversity of doctors in this video. it shows that anybody can be a doctor, regardless of their age, sex, nationality, etc. it makes me happy to know that there are people like me who have been successful too
I love that your channel is now 100% approved by an official medical professional
I will forever be grateful to all the the oncologists and radiologists out there. Y’all are helping to save my dad and it means the whole world to my family and I.
Edit: my dad had his surgery last week and he is cancer free now! Thank you for all of the kind words, it means a lot
Hope your dad gets better soon. Sending well wishes
They trying to save me too. I understand this comment 👍
Same with my parents. Amen
Take care, God bless♡ Amen!
congratulations to him!!! Always be grateful!!! Wish him many more happy and healthy years!
Do another video with nurses, lab techs, pharmacists, phlebotomists, physical therapists, etc! 🩺💊💉🩸🧬🧪
This!! Haven’t seen too much pharmacy love on this channel, but idk doctors and pharmacy have a love hate relationship. ESPECIALLY retail 😅
Oh you mean secretaries
@@superandy2k13DPT here, I’d love to hear what your doctorate is in 😂
Maybe a nurse/phlebotomist/lab tech/pharmacist/phlebotomist/PT/etc. channel can do that!
don’t forget occupational therapists ❤
i would love to hear from an endocrinologist, i go with one because of insulin resistance (which i knew because of derm), and all the tips he gives me have changed my life
This was a collab no one asked for but was needed! Soo happy to learn more info to better our health!
This is an awesome idea. It’s so refreshing to see people who are actually trained and qualified to give health advice rather than the normal social media quackery
Everything they said was either common sense or easily googleable.
@@RickyDemetro not really tho
@@youraveragepasser-by7367 Give me an example of a piece of advice they gave besides the epidural guy.
Thank you, Melanie de Jesus! It's indeed refreshing to have trained and qualified professionals providing reliable health advice. This initiative helps counter the overwhelming amount of social media quackery, promoting accurate information and ensuring the well-being of individuals. Kudos to the team for their valuable contributions! 👩⚕💯🌟
@@RickyDemetro the dentist with brushing ur teeth at a 45 degree angle, didn't know that til I got braces
Love this video, so I wanted to add my input too 😊
I work in reception and appointments for a primary care office, which means I help patients and doctors coordinate their care plans for health maintenance. I am also part of our Hospital Emergency Response Team, which means in the event of a mass casualty event, I help to provide critical care and support to patients affected by an incident. My biggest tip would be as follows: be a proactive participant in healthcare. This means having all your information and documentation together and up-to-date (such as med lists, Power of Attorney, and so on.) But also, seek out emergency response training, such as Stop The Bleed training, Hands-Only CPR, Narcan training, Basic Life Support and First Aid, and so on. I hope I never need to use it, but having that knowledge has made me more confident and ready so I won’t freeze up.
Yes! Wish this was a requirement for every citizen, for free! But until then, I will seek out the rest I am not prepared for.
Thank you for what you do!
I have huge respect towards doctors!! They are our heroes!!!
PETITION to make this a whole series, please! 🥺
If you don't know already 90% of these tips, you must have been living under a rock all your life! 😂
what a boring observation @@dellajohnston3601
@@dellajohnston3601Then why are you here doctor?
OMG!!! That whole weight thing and back issues, is so spot on! I used to weigh almost 400 pounds 12 years ago. I have back pain. Thigh pain. My whole body was out of whack. I started exercising and making my nutrition my priority. 12 and a half years later, I lost almost 200 pounds without surgery. I’ve had three complete knee replacements. I feel like a rockstar now.🥇🥇🥇
I once ran across a comment -- I think on a video critiquing the "Healthy at Any Size" movement -- that basically said "admit it, the only reason you would want to lose weight is so you look nice for other people."
I have yet to put this together, but I plan to make a blog post that is like 50 reasons I'd like to lose weight... none of which have anything to do with how others see me (I have those motivations too, they're just not anywhere near the top of the list), and most of which are just how uncomfortable and physically limiting it is to be 300 lbs. Why anyone would think this is purely a social issue, or that excess weight has no objective reason to be undesirable, is beyond me.
@@Arkylie Please do, I would want to read it
I cannot handle being more than 150 without it hurting everywhere! But I'm 5.1
That's awesome, good for you!
@@Arkylie that's rediculous, I agree. The most important reason to lose weight is to become healthier!
Dr. Glaucomflecken is my favorite! My whole life, my mom has worked in medical administration. She’s worked for OBGYNs, pediatricians, neurologists, general surgeons, and currently works for orthopedic surgeons and his skits about all of these doctors are all painfully accurate. Especially the ortho bros (who are really the nicest guys).
As a Latina, I can say that the Latin community appreciates you all, but especially Dr. Dana Brems for the Vapor Rub hack (I bet an abuelita somewhere knew this already 😂)
Loveeeeee all the tips. Please do a few more ❤❤❤
My grandma knew about it. But at one point she had fungi that would not go away, and had to go to the doctor.
We need more of this type of videos as there are many "gurus" on the internet and often times we get confused who to trust and who to not
The Avengers: Age of Medicine
Thank you for being the dedicated, thoughtful, and compassionate doctor that you are Dr. Mike.
You and a few other doctors on RUclips inspired me to go back to school this fall, in my 30s.
This was video is one of your best of all time. I wish most of us cared about our health like how these doctors do.
I returned to school a couple of years ago, also in my 30s, aiming for med school in a few years! Congrats on making the choice to go back, stay dedicated (and be realistic/gentle with yourself, don't trip on trying to fit it into a particular "normal" timeline, that's my biggest weakness anyway) and you can do anything you put your mind to!
@The plural is actually "asparageese".
Appreciate you for this.
Seems like we share the same weakness. I'm always aiming very high and fail to accomplish the goal. I thought I should start my journey of becoming a nurse and see where life goes from there.
I wish you the very best in life, my friend. I can't wait for us to achieve our goals.
The advice about not gaining too much weight because it puts a lot of pressure on the spine was soooo helpful! I gained 8 kilograms (German here 😅) during the pandemic. I'm still healthy and in the normal BMI range but my back started hurting pretty badly at some point. Good to know that it could be because of me gaining weight 🤔
If you're still within the normal BMI range you should get that checked out.
I think an other one for the back is to stay somewhat active.
I think we're more and more sedentary (we stay sitted at a desk during the day, then we go back home and sit in front of the computer or the TV, etc.).
I mostly work from home (I'm a teacher who gives online classes) but some weeks I have traditionnal classes. The difference on my back is major!
Yeah, I had back issues even if I'm relatively young (2 intervetebral disks ruptured), and I've been advised to lose weight although it's really hard... I only take one meal a day and still struggle to lose any weight. I should exercise more but I struggle to do it too, for others reasons too...
Weight causing back pain is a myth.
@@RickyDemetro yeah u know better than thise doctors right 😍
By far the best video I have ever seen on RUclips I just wish it was longer or became a series anyway great Job Dr. Mike for calling in the gang to execute this
Wow this is awesome, please do a part two! I learned so much useful things through this video, it would actually be such a great series.
yeah!
I’m obviously a fan of this collab!
It makes me so happy to see all the other doctors. I’ve been having GI problems lately and seeing a lot of doctors and it’s nice to be reminded that they are unique to the problems I’m having and truly interested in my health.
Got a colonoscopy done this last March for issues with food not digesting well and accidents. I'm 26 with part of my colon removed due to nerves in my intestines not working when I was born. Luckily during the short procedure they didn't find anything bad and all normal. Back to the drawing board but happy I don't have cancer.❤
As someone struggling for doctors to believe my dental is affecting my medical and being stuck toothless for over a year… I really appreciate this video: thank you so much. ❤
Your teeth are super connected with the rest of your body. If you're having dental problems there's a chance it's causing pain or problems else where. I hope you get the help you're seeking soon.
@@BallistikKitty my prosthodontist and maxillofacial specialist even wrote a report for the doctors, I don’t have a family doctor right now, and I’ve brought this report to the ER and clinics and even getting a doctor to hold this report is difficult. I’ve had migraines almost everyday since October 2021 among other things and unfortunately all dental work is halted until my health is sorted😭
Thank you so much for your kind words, I really feel validated honestly. ❤️
same. it's really nuts how dental isn't covered by medical insurance, and how much dental care is considered "cosmetic." i have so many broken teeth that cause me so much pain but i can't even afford to get them pulled because it would cost thousands...
@@dietotaku this!!! I was 19 when I was given the option okay either a denture or try to save them… it was going to cost much much more to save them. I still have no permanent upper teeth, but a temp denture for aesthetics and have spent close to 5K ( in Canada) and my quote for my full mouth rehabilitation is 16K that they expect in 3 sums… like who can afford that?! Even just a general appointment is so expensive for proper hygiene care, it’s none sense
@@natsdentureadventure hope you’re doing better soon. That’s so harsh because the past few generation of migraine medications have really been something, they work (when taking the right one for how severe the migraines are). Then and then there’s botox for migraines which are uncontested.
Hope all works out, but if for some reason you’re having difficulty getting to a neurologist or even primary (maybe) for migraines, would be cool if you try magnesium supplements (choose the right one though… most are really just dieuretics😂. Some formulations are legit prescribed for that purpose). A US agency says under like 400 mg daily is safe for men (don’t remember women, 350?). Every one’s a bit deficient in the west, but if you ever get random foot cramps you really need it.
If you try it for a week and it helps somewhat let me know lol, all the research on the migraine vs Magnesium is a bit old if I recall
I am in no way affiliated with the medical field, but I'm subscribed to at least 4 doctors in this video. You got almost all of my favorite RUclips doctors! Thanks, this was a great video!
As an optometrist, I love Dr Glaucomflecken!! He nails it every single time, and makes eye health so accessible for people ❤
And his name is so cool 😎
@@eloisepharmacist As a German I can totally relate. It literally translates as glaucoma spots.
😁
I love watching other doctors react to his skits. Seems like he does a good job of making a persona for the different specialties!
hes hilarious!
Honestly thought his name was a play on glaucoma lol 😆
This was great! Would love to see more of these regularly - srsly cool! Thank you so much 🙏
Hey Dr. Mike, I would love to see some more representation for pharmacists. They're a key figure in every healthcare team, yet they always go unnoticed. Would love to see some videos with a pharmacist to educate people about the role of pharmacists!
*commiserates in respiratory*
i kept thinking what was missing, and yes, pharmacists! how could Doc leave them out!
That's a very good idea!
@@jaypz7781 Maybe next time, there's a lot of medical professions other that are even more rare than pharmacists.
That’s what I was thinking too! There’s a lot of everyday tips about Medecine people could use I’m sure
This might be the best RUclips video ever, when it comes to health! So happy that I already knew some of these doctors and now I found a few new specialists I can follow 🤩🙌
I think it would be pretty cool if doctor Mike can get a few medical experts to give us one recommendation each on improving what ever field they work in, but in a way that's like one expert on your hands, one on your arms and so on (pretty stupid example.)
My point being is that I would love to hear one tip for every part of the body.
Hey my name is Rocky and I am counselling psychologist. First of all thank you Dr. Mike and all the other doctors for their amazing advice, hope it helps many of us😌😌. And also anyone who is reading this, likes a free advice for their mental health, I'll say that if you are someone who feels anxious or feel sad or depressed or have some kind of mood disorder or just stressed out of life in general, spending time in nature, I mean the more greener the better can help you tremendously. It doesn't always have to be a forest hike or a beach day, it can be as simple as taking a break and just going outside to just breath the fresh air, get some sunlight etc. Hope it helps and have a great day ahead or good night 😂😂😂
Thank you ❤
I heard getting plenty of sunlight helps dopamine production and stuff, but just my curiosity why does nature helps calm our feelings or mood? other than how it feels relaxing (is thete any science behind it? or is it all just a feeling thing)
@@flip8895 Yes what you heard is correct. And idk the full biology behind the connection between nature and humans, preferably a evolutionary biologist will be better able to explain that to you.
But I'll tell you what I have personally learned and experienced. So the outer nature, whether you refer to wildlife or forest or mountains or beaches, are as much part of human life than we tend to realize in this modern life.
Also if we look at our ancestors, even close to thousands of years back, nature played a vital role in our survival; everything we needed, we got from nature. That's why when we talk about basic human needs food and water come first, followed by sleep and sex (sex so that we don't go extinct)
And when we spend time in nature those primal instinct gets kicked in. For humans the most natural thing to do is, be in nature coz that's what we have been doing for thousands of years.
That's why even painting ones room in shades of green tend to be calming since it reflects the nature, that's why we still have pets, we don't need them but they support us emotionally and sometimes physically coz this bond was created by our ancestors. Plus today's lifestyle and economical growth/constraints have made this access to nature much more difficult.
Like its bizzar that government has to place down rules for people to get sunlight access coz if not someone might build a building right next to your window(NYC 🗽) or artificial lights go on 24/7 disrupting sleep cycle (Mumbai).
Now there are good things which this growth has done by getting people more closer to nature where in the past they'll have to travel long distances. Like aquarium, wildlife reservation etc. And also we have some much information about how we can protect it and flourish it.
There is so much I can say but the comment section is limited 😂😂😂 so hope you got a idea about it. Hope it helps, have a great day/night ahead 🤝🏽😊
@@rockypereira3179 thankss for the replyy ✨✨🙏
You can’t just ask yourself every day how you’re doing. Reality may turn its back on you like it turned its back on Gary Busey.
I went to see a nurse once because I thought I had something stuck in my ear and she told me my ear drum was too clean and to stop using cotton buds 😂
It wasn’t even an ear problem in the end, it was the eustachian tube popping, but I definitely don’t stick things in my ears anymore
So nice to see all these RUclips doctors come together!!! Well done!
As a nurse in Belgium, I recommend this channel to my patients. It’s very informative, but also entertaining ❤
@@p-__Ok...
that's so true
I'm from belgium too wassup!
To Dr. Mike and all the doctors, thanks for all you do.
I love this video. They are all great. Thank you doctors..❤
I wish you would keep this as a regular series. So informative!
MDJ out here giving us real-life tips like the goddess she is 🙏
This close to not dealing with it and I finally hear this..learned about black panties 5 years ago lol!
This video is an amazing collaboration! I learned some great new pieces of information. Thank you all so much ! ❤
This was fantastic and entertaining to watch!! I hope you continue these "health hacks" from these doctors...and thanks to all of you!
This was so awesome! Yes, yes, yes to not smoking!! I did it for almost 20 years, but smoke free now for almost 5 years. Not smoking has been a game changer for my body.
Excellent stuff! Thanks to Dr. Mike's team for doing such heavy lifting reaching out to everyone and putting together all these amazing contributions. Really appreciate what comes across as genuine care from everyone.
Another tip for the blood stains mentioned by Mama Dr Jones, Poroxide actually works if you dont rub it in, the bubbling pulling it out of most clothing, but it has to be fresh.
And for most people curious how i know this, i used to have chronic nose bleeds due to high blood pressure and i had to find a way to clean a lot of shirts.
Works great, only peroxide will bleach out colors, if left on.
So does washing with cold water and ivory bar soap. It is an old trick but it works.
Cold water + soap if fresh. Oxyclean + detergent or (spray oxyclean works best) when set.
Amazing amazing amazing!
Thanks for getting all the awesome doctors on board to do this (no puns intended)
I love it 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I love this channel because not only is it educative, it debunks myths and saves lives
Yes, it's very educational
Dr Mike, you have no idea how important this video is to me as a (very mild) hypochondriac. Thank you and to all the lovely physicians who took part in this. ❤
My favourite thing about Doctor Mike is that he puts the spotlight on others to give better advice to his audience.
This is incredible! Not only are the facts amazing, but the organization of the video and the coordination of all the specialists is outstanding !!! Great video
Im 18 and i am currently recovering from several pulmonary embolisms in each lung, as well as a damaged right side of the heart so this really helped me a lot to understand how to properly take care of myself. Thank you.
Praying for your speedy recovery 🙏🏾❤️
Id love to hear how ur doing. Hope u are hanging in there❤️
This was sooooooo good!!!! Good job Dr. Mike! Loved the diversity!
We need a part 2!!!
Things those or other doctors would never do given their professions.
Also….Dr Shaw and Maxfield “Doctorly” need to be on the next one.
Shoutout to all the doctors who participated! Shows your commitment to people’s well being 🙌
Thank you, Elainey D! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and appreciated the diversity it showcased. It's wonderful to see doctors coming together to share valuable insights. A part 2 exploring the things doctors would never do given their professions sounds intriguing! Including doctors like Dr. Shaw and Maxfield "Doctorly" would be a fantastic addition. Kudos to all the doctors involved for their dedication to people's well-being. 🙌👩⚕🌟
Yes. And Violin MD!
Doctorly! I was gutted yhey werent in the mix 😢
You, Mama Dr Jones, and Dr Karan are my favorite internet docs ❤Thanks for all the education!
How awesome is this! Thank you to everyone involved, such wonderful caring people!
This is such a cool video 😮. People didn't have any idea how much they needed it 😂
Never stop collaborating with other professionals and bringing our all the medical content.
Sending love to everyone ❤❤❤
@@p-__ how do you even measure to compare that yours is better
@@p-__proof? Video evidence pls 🙏🙏
@@p-__ That's great, but I can tell you I was alright before knowing that, so... Maybe be careful with oversharing. But of course to each their own. Good luck with your farts 🤞
@@p-__ No one cares
It is actually so inspiring to see these intelligent people sharing their professional knowledge.
Thank you to all the doctors and their hacks!😁 PLEASE do this again with guest doctors!😁 Also have viewers submit questions, the most asked questions have the doctors answer.
Great idea hope this gets recognized
The way all of them introduced themselves with such proudness and grace 🔥
As a first year medical student, I absolutely adore your work and videos because your videos have taught me medical cases early on and they’re so useful for my studies and generally my life. This video just made my day
Thank you for introducing great doctors and encouraging us medical students
Wish for us to be like you successful and considerate doctors