Thank you so much to you and your team!!! You and the girls are truly awesome. I had instant relief from the moment I walked in to your office and the way you all handled me with care. I’ve never experienced anything like this but you walked me through every step of the way… Btw, I was able to watch the video without closing 🙈 my eyes 😂 my hat off to you guys for being able to stomach all that gunk
Thank you for sharing! Very interesting video wasn’t it? Was your sister surprised at how much came out? So many people are happy you are feeling better. We will keep them posted with updates and additional videos!
@@MrPopZitakaGregLynchDermPA That was gigantic. You did great removing it with as least amount of trauma for @Zee. I bet you're relieved that it didn't burst in the shower. Id freak seeing so much fluid & horrible looking colour. You did well #Greg little pain & awesome catching majority ín the cup.😊👍💯👏👏
i cant imagine how painful this was for you. im so happy you were able to get help from mr popzit himself you were definetly in good hands. im hoping it doesnt come back.
Omg!!! This is the first time I've ever heard the lil cyst poots! Bless her, I know this has to feel so much better. The immense PRESSURE she must've felt with that. So glad she's better now! ❤
Read your comment before I got to it in the video. Never heard that term so wasn't sure what to expect, but my goodness is that the perfect name!! 😂 Those little cyst farts are hilarious. Interestingly, sounds a lot like stoma (ileostomy) when it farts, especially if I give it a squeeze! 😂😂😂
I believe is due to it being so inflamed that the bit of red blood mixed with the usual bright yellow can cause this color...usually bacteria can be the culprite too. This is why we we have a sinus infection our mucus turns green instead of usual clear white color.
That was the easy part, the hard part is the packing. Basically putting a bandage with a anti bacterial substance into the wound and removing it after a bit of time. It's fucking painful and sometimes it needs to be redone a couple of times.
@@steveputland4324I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic, but in case you aren’t, the immune system includes bodily defenses like white blood cells & the lymphatic system. Many cells, antibodies, organs, and the like are designed to provide our bodies with protection against infection, contaminants, etc. If you have your tonsils removed, for example, you’ve removed an element of your immune system. 🙂
@@steveputland4324 I gave you an example in my previous message (tonsil). Here are a few others: thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes (there are many in the body). White blood cells including neutrophils, monocytes, eosinophils, basophils, and lymphocytes play active roles in defending the body. During autopsy, biopsies of immune system organs can be taken and analyzed through the lens of immunohistochemistry. I do not intend to send photos of anything, certainly not of a cadaver. You can find a plethora of images online yourself if you’d like.
incredible Dr! the fact he number AROUND the abscess he us srsly knows what he is doing!! i had a brotholion cyst that got infected turned abscess literally over night & my gyno tried to numb me by injecting the center of my abscess i felt EVERYTHING literally traumatized for life after this experience the pain was un real i wasn't even offered a Tylenol .. glad there are good well trained docs out there doing it right tho
really? I saw this kind of infection in my very first year of apprenticeship (german dual branch education). Its an infection with Pseudomonas. it can be even blue. And it smells almost like rotting fruits. Not the most common, but also not super exotic. Maybe depends on the region and field of work wether you got to see it or not, and I was just lucky.
Oh I forgot: in theory this kind of puss can also happen, when there was a lot of granulation going on inside. granulocytes when they get broken down create a greenish colour thanks to a specific iron compound inside of them.
I had one right below my belly button. No cyst contents but a huge pocket of puss. Finally after a couple days of poking and squeezing it finally burst and shot accross the room then drained in my lap as I was sitting when it burst. The relief was almost instant. Turned into curiosity of how that much fluid was in there. It took a long time for that pocket to actually shrink.
Oh…I had more. I did spend 6 weeks in hospital afterwards though. I’d had bilateral hernia surgery, and got the MRSA! Didn’t know because of that huge dressing. When I went to hospital, they pulled the dressing off, and drained so much fluid, and they CT scanned me….I had a pocket of fluid up to my ribs. They said if I hadn’t gotten to hospital within that day, I’d have been dead. Thing is, I actually felt ok, just a little pain.
Something I like is you started the block and went in each time where you had already numbed. I hate watching people in pain when the specialist just goes around the area they think necessary with little to no regard to how much it hurts the patient each time that needle punctures the skin. They are already in a degree of pain before they get to you guys. Well done 👏
I had an ER PA do that to me just a couple of months ago! He jabbed me in a spot that was NOT numb every single time! It was my inner thigh, which is already sensitive as hell and then I had an abscess. I FINALLY told him if he didn't start using where he'd already numbed, I was going to come off the bed or he was going to get kicked in his head. He started doing it properly very immediately but he'd already done at least 6-7 pokes by then. There is ZERO need to do that to anyone!
Was thinking the same while watching. I like him. Would consult him in a heart beat! He's good at his job and treats his patients great. Good job, doc!!!
This is, HANDS DOWN, the best I&E/draining on RUclips. I've never seen one so green! Thank you Greg and a big thank you to the patient, I'm sure she felt SO MUCH better after this was done!
@Sooner Keith it's called infection and yes abscesses like this can smell rather putrid almost like leaving a carton of eggs in the fridge for about a week.
I love your bedside manner! Never makes any of the patients uncomfortable. Gives information as he goes which makes the patient focus on something else. 🥰
Holy Cow! I appreciate the way you inject anesthetic in already numbed areas to reduce pain to your clients. This woman must have already been in much discomfort. Thank you for being so considerate to your patients.
Looked like the Green Smoothies my niece was making most of the summer! Wow! I've never seen that much truly green discharge! So happy you drained that before she did get sick. Almost all of the inflammed color left the skin already! What a relief this had to have been! She probably couldn't get comfortable for days! Well done!💓
Wow she will be so much more comfortable now I bet she sleeps well tonight well done Greg it’s amazing you squeeze the contents out and the redness goes so much thanks for sharing Tracey United Kingdom 🇬🇧❤️
Many well wishes and blessings to this patient. I’ve personally suffered with a reoccurring abscess. It’s not fun! Sometimes it’s generating it’s on gravitational pull. Other times it’s so warm, it might as well be on fire. Imagine what work it took for the body to fight off bacteria and create such amounts of fluids that were lanced and drained. It’s a difficult level of suffering. Even more difficult when people make fun of you, or judge you. You then don’t want to go out. Nor do you wish to wear certain types of clothes. It’s a blessing to see someone else take mercy and exercise compassion whilst treating the problem.
Don't ever let anybody bring you down with their silly opinions. They're meaningless! Love yourself no matter what, especially when the world deals you a crummy hand, medically speaking. If you don't have control over it, don't let it have control over you!
My 5yo grandson watches all the pimple popping videos with me. We watched this one today. He said you are his favorite and he wants to be a doctor like you!!! He also wanted to see the next video showing how this had healed. Thank you for all you do! ❤
I love when you use a cup. You should invent a cup with adhesive and a cut out that fits around the abscess so you don’t have to hold it while you squeeze. I bet it would be a big seller. 👍🏻👍🏻
Wow! That was a lot of stuff! Using the clear cup was genius. It allowed the doc and us to see exactly what and how much came out. She must have been going crazy with pain before she came to see him. Thank you for letting us watch this!!!
As a certified popaholic (specializing in cysts), I can say I have never seen contents so freaking green. That was insane. It looked so red and inflamed. It had to be so painful. I hope they got some relief. Great job.
@@paulettestegall8530 He is adorable! I believe it’s a preference of each Dr. on saline or peroxide flushes. Also, peroxide flushes on larger, very infected wounds have caused problems with some patients. I used to use peroxide a lot but switched over to rubbing alcohol for small things like earrings etc. and use saline now if not infected and no antibiotics are needed. Peroxide is brilliant for removing fresh splinters, they pop out so much easier with the fun bubbles to boot! ⭐️⭐️
I've only ever suffered from one abscess on the top of my right foot. It was one of the most painful things I've ever experienced including having it drained. The procedure was performed by a resident in the ER. It was the first time she'd ever done it and the area was not even close to being properly numbed. Even so, the relief that I experienced once it was done is indescribable. I sincerely hope I never have to go through anything like that again.
These videos are satisfying to me 😭 I can only think about the patients’ relief after getting these big cysts drained and all. It’s honestly so interesting, my bf hates these videos though 😂 I love them
The relief she must have felt from that! It's funny that you asked about feeling under the weather, when I had a big infected abscess, I felt under the weather. It expressed at home and within days I felt much better. I still remember that agony when it was near the bottom and nearly empty and I will never be able to forget the smell...it was disgusting.
Man I gotta say this guy is definitely one of the best I’ve seen all over the internet!! So professional he makes you feel comfortable and relaxed and you can tell he really likes what he does.. 👍🏽👍🏽
Holy smokes, that was incredible! I can't get over how much pain this patient was in. As others have said, she's very lucky that she came to see you when she did. Thank you for sharing 👏👏👏
Hat's off to you Doc! Your communication skills are truly admirable. I won't call anyone out but so many other "docs" who post on RUclips should watch some of your vids and LEARN how to interact with their patients. Respect is paramount and you certainly earned a ton of it from me. Love your channel sir.
Can I say sir you are the first incision and drain video I’ve seen to date that actually took precautions and controlled the drainage in such a way that it didn’t infect or drain all over healthy skin… by using a nice clear cup our view was awesome! Keep it up! I subscribed immediately!
I hope she sleeps well after you drained that! She did so good getting those numbing shots, I can only imagine how much that hurt on and around that tender abscess!!! Great job as always! Super interesting I can’t wait to see the follow ups!
That has to be amongst the most puss/infection out of one area i've ever seen! Wow she must have been in so much pain, i just love how you are so amazing with your numbing and your gentle manner! Can't wait to see the follow up ❤❤❤
I have watched this video several times. Especially the slo-mo part! I could swear I saw the sac come up with the drainage! I admit I am not a medical person. Just a layman who enjoys these videos very much! Thank you!!
You're not wrong. He showed a couple of little pieces of it in the cup. But I think it was so inflamed that it pretty much broke down and liquefied... but I'm no professional either lol. 🌞
Again a great video. You are so amazing. Your so kind to everyone. You make them feel relaxed. You are so kind and gentle. 👋 from Midlothian, Texas. USA.
That would frighten the daylight out of me...that much infection... unbelievable....I hope you never have to go through that again.... well done for being so brave.
Wow, I bet that feels so much better!! I had a bad infection on my leg(shin under knee cap) that landed me in the hospital for a week. Getting it drained, cleaned and packed was unpleasant (especially after the first time😬) but getting the pressure taken away was amazing! Great job sir!
Thank you so much to you and your team!!! You and the girls are truly awesome. I had instant relief from the moment I walked in to your office and the way you all handled me with care. I’ve never experienced anything like this but you walked me through every step of the way… Btw, I was able to watch the video without closing 🙈 my eyes 😂 my hat off to you guys for being able to stomach all that gunk
Thank you for sharing! Very interesting video wasn’t it? Was your sister surprised at how much came out? So many people are happy you are feeling better. We will keep them posted with updates and additional videos!
Doctor and patient were both awesome. You handled it very well. Thank you for letting us see the procedure, and I hope you heal well, and soon. 🌞
Thanks for letting us know that you are feeling better. Yes, it's instant pain relief.
@@MrPopZitakaGregLynchDermPA That was gigantic. You did great removing it with as least amount of trauma for @Zee.
I bet you're relieved that it didn't burst in the shower. Id freak seeing so much fluid & horrible looking colour. You did well #Greg little pain & awesome catching majority ín the cup.😊👍💯👏👏
i cant imagine how painful this was for you. im so happy you were able to get help from mr popzit himself
you were definetly in good hands. im hoping it doesnt come back.
MrPopZit should really be called "The Exorcyst."
Oh, that's a good one!
Hahahaha!
Thanks that made me laugh harder than I should have. I needed that
Ooh that’s clever 🤣🤣🤣
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Omg!!! This is the first time I've ever heard the lil cyst poots! Bless her, I know this has to feel so much better. The immense PRESSURE she must've felt with that. So glad she's better now! ❤
😂cyst poots
She is so awesome and brave to let this be filmed! I hope she feels better!!!
Read your comment before I got to it in the video. Never heard that term so wasn't sure what to expect, but my goodness is that the perfect name!! 😂 Those little cyst farts are hilarious. Interestingly, sounds a lot like stoma (ileostomy) when it farts, especially if I give it a squeeze! 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣@@Tired_Panda_Zzz
I've never heard a cyst make noise. Love the contents!!! This is one of my favorites
A talking cyst
She was so lucky she came to see you. That amount of infection she could have easily ended up septic if she left it much longer! Great job Greg.
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The SOUNDS?!!!! This is the best cyst video I have ever, ever seen. Incredible. Wow.
I call those abcess toots. 🤣 🤣
Splurch.
Splut. Splut. Splut.
You should watch Dr. Pimple popper
@@robertdougherty349 fart
At first I thought the sound was coming from someones mouth or the apparatus 😕 But that hole/abscess was alive! 🤢 even more gross
I bet the smell was horrendous!!! I'm so glad that she got it seen about. I'm sure that she feels so much better
In all my many years of watching cysts and abscesses being emptied, I have never ever seen contents as actually green as this. Stunning.
Stunning indeed ;)
Yeah I was going to say the same thing. Why this stuff look like the puke in the exorcist? Weird.
I believe is due to it being so inflamed that the bit of red blood mixed with the usual bright yellow can cause this color...usually bacteria can be the culprite too. This is why we we have a sinus infection our mucus turns green instead of usual clear white color.
This is good one too ruclips.net/video/EUbIxVZEGbE/видео.html
I’ve never heard a cyst fart before either, this was quite a unique experience.
Her body’s been fighting that for a long time. She’s going to have to feel better now that all that is out of her. ❤
This is seriously one of my all time favorites. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve watched it. Just so satisfying and interesting.
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When I've had abscesses drained, I never had pain relief like this. You're amazing, doc! That patient was a rock star!
That was the easy part, the hard part is the packing. Basically putting a bandage with a anti bacterial substance into the wound and removing it after a bit of time. It's fucking painful and sometimes it needs to be redone a couple of times.
@vilostrike2187, I've never seen it done that way before. The "packing bandage I'm referring to. " I'm supposed to go get this done.
@@TarkentonLarry-iu3qp did you have it done? are you okay now?
I have never seen one with so much infection. She was so fortunate to have a healthy immune system to fight it.
🤣 no such thing as an “immune system” ! Ever seen one removed?
You got that Alex Jones university degree huh!😭 @@steveputland4324
@@steveputland4324I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic, but in case you aren’t, the immune system includes bodily defenses like white blood cells & the lymphatic system. Many cells, antibodies, organs, and the like are designed to provide our bodies with protection against infection, contaminants, etc. If you have your tonsils removed, for example, you’ve removed an element of your immune system. 🙂
@@steveputland4324 I gave you an example in my previous message (tonsil). Here are a few others: thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes (there are many in the body). White blood cells including neutrophils, monocytes, eosinophils, basophils, and lymphocytes play active roles in defending the body. During autopsy, biopsies of immune system organs can be taken and analyzed through the lens of immunohistochemistry. I do not intend to send photos of anything, certainly not of a cadaver. You can find a plethora of images online yourself if you’d like.
@@steveputland4324you have a phone that you can type idiotic statements with, how about you do your own research.
incredible Dr! the fact he number AROUND the abscess he us srsly knows what he is doing!! i had a brotholion cyst that got infected turned abscess literally over night & my gyno tried to numb me by injecting the center of my abscess i felt EVERYTHING literally traumatized for life after this experience the pain was un real i wasn't even offered a Tylenol .. glad there are good well trained docs out there doing it right tho
I love the fact that you used a cup so we can see what came out! Wow!
I sometimes wonder: if someone offered you 50K to gulp down the contents of that cup, would you do it? 🤢😅
@@adolfolerito6744that's wild
That looks so painful, I've had one that bad before what a trooper. Her whole body will actually feel better after this is drained I'm happy for her.
SOOOO glad she finally made the decision to seek out medical care! That thing looked so absolutely painful!!!
In my 34 years as a nurse I've never seen that much fluid come out! Awesome to watch, great job!
really? I saw this kind of infection in my very first year of apprenticeship (german dual branch education). Its an infection with Pseudomonas. it can be even blue. And it smells almost like rotting fruits.
Not the most common, but also not super exotic. Maybe depends on the region and field of work wether you got to see it or not, and I was just lucky.
Oh I forgot: in theory this kind of puss can also happen, when there was a lot of granulation going on inside. granulocytes when they get broken down create a greenish colour thanks to a specific iron compound inside of them.
I had one right below my belly button. No cyst contents but a huge pocket of puss. Finally after a couple days of poking and squeezing it finally burst and shot accross the room then drained in my lap as I was sitting when it burst. The relief was almost instant. Turned into curiosity of how that much fluid was in there. It took a long time for that pocket to actually shrink.
Oh…I had more. I did spend 6 weeks in hospital afterwards though. I’d had bilateral hernia surgery, and got the MRSA! Didn’t know because of that huge dressing. When I went to hospital, they pulled the dressing off, and drained so much fluid, and they CT scanned me….I had a pocket of fluid up to my ribs. They said if I hadn’t gotten to hospital within that day, I’d have been dead. Thing is, I actually felt ok, just a little pain.
‘Awesome to watch’. Are you fucking serious? It’s DISGUSTING!
Bless your heart and business for doing what you do. Live well and Prosper while you comfort and heal those in need.
I really like how he’s using that amount of numbing and being super thorough with it to make sure she doesn’t feel any pain at all
Something I like is you started the block and went in each time where you had already numbed. I hate watching people in pain when the specialist just goes around the area they think necessary with little to no regard to how much it hurts the patient each time that needle punctures the skin. They are already in a degree of pain before they get to you guys. Well done 👏
💯💯 I thought the same
@@JodiLeaSnakeQueen great minds think alike, he did everything to not cause any additional pain.❤️
I had an ER PA do that to me just a couple of months ago! He jabbed me in a spot that was NOT numb every single time! It was my inner thigh, which is already sensitive as hell and then I had an abscess. I FINALLY told him if he didn't start using where he'd already numbed, I was going to come off the bed or he was going to get kicked in his head. He started doing it properly very immediately but he'd already done at least 6-7 pokes by then. There is ZERO need to do that to anyone!
Was thinking the same while watching. I like him. Would consult him in a heart beat! He's good at his job and treats his patients great. Good job, doc!!!
@@pamelaflirtyskunk7698 omg im so sorry you went through that. Hope you are healing well now xo
Can we just imagine, the instant relief any these people feel, the 2nd their being drained.
This is, HANDS DOWN, the best I&E/draining on RUclips. I've never seen one so green! Thank you Greg and a big thank you to the patient, I'm sure she felt SO MUCH better after this was done!
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Love your blue glasses!!
Good
This is common ( green) in medicine. Just not always shown to the public
@Sooner Keith it's called infection and yes abscesses like this can smell rather putrid almost like leaving a carton of eggs in the fridge for about a week.
Using the cup instead of a zillion gauze pads was a really good idea.
I believed he called it a catch receptacle. 🤣🤣🤣
@@jodygirl Yeah, I loved that!
That was the best liquid containment I’ve ever seen. Not a drop spilled on her.
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I'm sure it was sterile. 🤔
I love your bedside manner! Never makes any of the patients uncomfortable. Gives information as he goes which makes the patient focus on something else. 🥰
Holy Cow! I appreciate the way you inject anesthetic in already numbed areas to reduce pain to your clients. This woman must have already been in much discomfort. Thank you for being so considerate to your patients.
I totally agree what a nice guy😃
That was absolutely disgusting, Mr Lynch. Loved every minute of it!
😂😂😂😂
The slo-mo made it
wow
@@sallywinyard5639 zxz
@@joseangelabartilotti4297 night 🤣🤣🤣
I love the cup gives you a much better indication of how much was drained versus the kidney shaped pans
Looked like the Green Smoothies my niece was making most of the summer! Wow! I've never seen that much truly green discharge! So happy you drained that before she did get sick. Almost all of the inflammed color left the skin already! What a relief this had to have been! She probably couldn't get comfortable for days! Well done!💓
Green smoothie with Beet juice.
Cochino guacala
@@anapatriciaortegagomez3094 😆 🤣
@@anapatriciaortegagomez3094 😆 🤣 😂
That is the most noise I have heard coming out of an incision! Great video and great medicine!
Wow she will be so much more comfortable now I bet she sleeps well tonight well done Greg it’s amazing you squeeze the contents out and the redness goes so much thanks for sharing Tracey United Kingdom 🇬🇧❤️
Omg. That’s the worst one I’ve ever seen. You have a great bedside manner. I would be mortified. You are really kind.
I mean... he's a doctor
Actually, he’s a physician’s assistant, not a doctor.
@@fgs7381Some doctors have atrocious bedside nanners 😅
Oh boy, that was incredible. I can’t wait to see a follow up! Great job, she will be sleeping better tonight! ⭐️⭐️
He is by far the best dermatologist I have seen! ❤
I have NEVER seen a cyst gush like that before. It’s like you caught it at the perfect time.
I hope they burn that stuff and not wash it down the drain. 🤮
Sweet Lov’in Lord! I can’t imagine how much that must have hurt! Good job as always. You’re the best at numbing, hands down. ❤️
Yes, he actually is.
For a sec, I thought you said, "you're the best at mumbling" LOL
yay for the numbing!
Yknow you need to sleep when yt recommends this channel (its 4 am)
Many well wishes and blessings to this patient. I’ve personally suffered with a reoccurring abscess. It’s not fun! Sometimes it’s generating it’s on gravitational pull. Other times it’s so warm, it might as well be on fire. Imagine what work it took for the body to fight off bacteria and create such amounts of fluids that were lanced and drained. It’s a difficult level of suffering. Even more difficult when people make fun of you, or judge you. You then don’t want to go out. Nor do you wish to wear certain types of clothes. It’s a blessing to see someone else take mercy and exercise compassion whilst treating the problem.
Do you eat peanut butter often?
Don't ever let anybody bring you down with their silly opinions. They're meaningless! Love yourself no matter what, especially when the world deals you a crummy hand, medically speaking. If you don't have control over it, don't let it have control over you!
Can only imagine the smell and relief she felt after........not nice! 😳🥺
@@gdaygday1209 It's amazing how quickly you feel almost complete relief once that gunk is out of you.
My 5yo grandson watches all the pimple popping videos with me. We watched this one today. He said you are his favorite and he wants to be a doctor like you!!! He also wanted to see the next video showing how this had healed. Thank you for all you do! ❤
That looks so painful! I bet it felt good to have all that infection out. Hopefully she’s on the mend now!
Holy Buckets! She's a trooper and I love how kind and caring you are to all of your patients ❤️
Well done
Incredible wasn’t it?
Holy buckets....haha....gonna steal that one!
I can’t say enough for this doctor, great mannerisms and so dedicated to his patients 👍
The pressure in there must've been intense and caused the patient so much pain. Good job!!
Mr Popzit is the nicest doctor ever. He seems to truly care about his patients. ☮️💜
This cyst drainage was brilliant. I felt better just watching. Thank you to the patient for letting her procedure be filmed.
What a gusher. My favorite. Thank you for sharing. 😊
That has got to be the cleanest drain I've ever seen... way to go, Greg. Thanks for sharing, it was worth the wait!
Rachel Lockwood, I thought the same thing. Almost everything he does is cleaner than most. I love watching his videos!😊
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I love when you use a cup. You should invent a cup with adhesive and a cut out that fits around the abscess so you don’t have to hold it while you squeeze. I bet it would be a big seller. 👍🏻👍🏻
Agreed. That needs to be invented. ERs all over the world would order it!
You just invented it yourself!
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Um hello…it’s called a kidney pan and curved to fit under to catch goo. Don’t under stand why he doesn’t have one or use one.
@@inmyopinion9844 Tami speaks about an adhésive one.
Good grief! That’s a lot of infection. It just keeps on coming. She is going to feel so much better.
Wow! That was a lot of stuff! Using the clear cup was genius. It allowed the doc and us to see exactly what and how much came out. She must have been going crazy with pain before she came to see him. Thank you for letting us watch this!!!
Always so gentle and compassionate. She has to feel so much better now! Thank you all for sharing with us!!
Mr. PopZit you are Great!! Your Bedside manners are very good!!
That poor woman! That abscess had to have been extremely painful. Thank you to Greg for helping her.
As a certified popaholic (specializing in cysts), I can say I have never seen contents so freaking green. That was insane. It looked so red and inflamed. It had to be so painful. I hope they got some relief. Great job.
And so liquid! There was nary a piece of cyst!
I hope they gave her anti biotics.
I wonder if it was stinky?
@@ninjahyper6313 😂😂. I can only imagine. 🤢
Whats a certified popaholic? Haha
I can’t imagine the pain from a cyst big enough that a baby could be born from😢 Thank you for taking care of these people 😊
That poor dear!!! She’s a warrior, beautiful ring block…I could go on! I’m extremely pleased for her.
Wonder why most Drs
Don't use peroxide
Flush? Love him cutie
Pie with cool eye glasses
@@paulettestegall8530 He is adorable! I believe it’s a preference of each Dr. on saline or peroxide flushes. Also, peroxide flushes on larger, very infected wounds have caused problems with some patients. I used to use peroxide a lot but switched over to rubbing alcohol for small things like earrings etc. and use saline now if not infected and no antibiotics are needed. Peroxide is brilliant for removing fresh splinters, they pop out so much easier with the fun bubbles to boot! ⭐️⭐️
Holy cannoli! This was excellent; I have never heard it blowing air. That was awesome. She is definitely a trooper.
Yes I know I haven't ever seen/herd a cyst blow air I didn't even know that could happen...job well done doc !!!!! 👍👍👍
I've only ever suffered from one abscess on the top of my right foot. It was one of the most painful things I've ever experienced including having it drained. The procedure was performed by a resident in the ER. It was the first time she'd ever done it and the area was not even close to being properly numbed. Even so, the relief that I experienced once it was done is indescribable. I sincerely hope I never have to go through anything like that again.
What caused them?
I've been waiting for this after seeing the community post and teaser videos. It did not disappoint, thank you.
That amount in the cup is astounding
These videos are satisfying to me 😭 I can only think about the patients’ relief after getting these big cysts drained and all. It’s honestly so interesting, my bf hates these videos though 😂 I love them
The relief she must have felt from that! It's funny that you asked about feeling under the weather, when I had a big infected abscess, I felt under the weather. It expressed at home and within days I felt much better. I still remember that agony when it was near the bottom and nearly empty and I will never be able to forget the smell...it was disgusting.
Man I gotta say this guy is definitely one of the best I’ve seen all over the internet!! So professional he makes you feel comfortable and relaxed and you can tell he really likes what he does.. 👍🏽👍🏽
That was impressive !
She is going to feel so much relief.
Holy smokes, that was incredible! I can't get over how much pain this patient was in. As others have said, she's very lucky that she came to see you when she did. Thank you for sharing 👏👏👏
Ten lbs down later …… brilliant work Doc . I’m sure this patient has to feel so much better . Jeez that was massive
You are very gentle & kind. You explain & use calming voice!
his logo is a siloutte of his bald head..... this man is an absolute legend. a beast among mortals
Would like to see him with Hair Transplant
@@irenedavo3768 nah lol
Hat's off to you Doc! Your communication skills are truly admirable. I won't call anyone out but so many other "docs" who post on RUclips should watch some of your vids and LEARN how to interact with their patients. Respect is paramount and you certainly earned a ton of it from me. Love your channel sir.
The lack of bedside manner some doctors have is incredibly disappointing
Wow I can't believe how much stuff we can have in the body, Thank you for sharing your work you do .
Lady, You are a TROOPER!! RESPECT!! EXCELLENT work, Doc!!
That was quite the abscess/infected cyst. What a trooper she was and very nicely done Dr Greg
Slow motion and with music. You are really spoiling us Dr.
I’ve never seen so much green goo! And it was a talking cyst. Awesome.
Farting actually
FINALLY Someone collected goo in a cup/basin. I like seeing the color, viscosity and amount especially in the larger ones. TY
Can I say sir you are the first incision and drain video I’ve seen to date that actually took precautions and controlled the drainage in such a way that it didn’t infect or drain all over healthy skin… by using a nice clear cup our view was awesome! Keep it up! I subscribed immediately!
I hope she sleeps well after you drained that! She did so good getting those numbing shots, I can only imagine how much that hurt on and around that tender abscess!!! Great job as always! Super interesting I can’t wait to see the follow ups!
Lolo
Great drainage! Love the noises too… I’m glad she found relief
WOW! I can only imagine the pain she was feeling. You give your patients amazing care. Keep up the great work!
That has to be amongst the most puss/infection out of one area i've ever seen!
Wow she must have been in so much pain, i just love how you are so amazing with your numbing and your gentle manner!
Can't wait to see the follow up ❤❤❤
I had over 2L of pus drained out of my right kidney a few years back. I wish I got to see it, it would have been disgustingly epic
At last, a professional. Great job
Great job, ALL!! Mr Pipzit, so brilliant - knowledge, expertise, bedside manner and teaching! Thanks, lovely patient & assistant!
I have watched this video several times. Especially the slo-mo part! I could swear I saw the sac come up with the drainage! I admit I am not a medical person. Just a layman who enjoys these videos very much! Thank you!!
You're not wrong. He showed a couple of little pieces of it in the cup. But I think it was so inflamed that it pretty much broke down and liquefied... but I'm no professional either lol. 🌞
@@kellyjoiner4418 as laymen its sure fun making ‘medical’ observations like we know what we’re talking about 🤣
@@Wsh518 😂 til we get corrected by THE professional...🤣🌞
@@kellyjoiner4418 Yes! I have been waiting for that 🤣
Amazing! How can this be? I bet she felt so much relief.
This is the first time I have seen air bubbles! Her back must feel reAlly good now! Love to watch you work!
Incredible Mr. Lynch. From your bedside manner to your procedural management, this one was amazing. Thank you to the patient, your team, and yourself.
You never cease to amaze, doc. That was massive.
I have watched this video several times the amount of fluid/pus infection in that cyst was impressive. Glad you could help that patient.
Thanks for your dedication to your patient and compassion for their comfort...... blessings..🙏👠👠
This was a good juicy one😂! You're so sweet to your patients.
Wow, thats almost a record breaker, most inflammation or infection I've seen, and I see a lot.
Great video! I'm sure she feels so much better already.
This is one of the absolute 👌 greatest drains I have ever seen 🙌. Thank you all, patient, staff and you for making my eyes smile.
I could almost feel relief for this patient
Right. The pain she must have been feeling. I'm nauseous 🤢 for her.
This was a flashback to “THE EXORCIST” 😱😱 Looked painful, but loved the video. Great job! 👍
I was thinking GhostBusters but you’re so right!!
The exorcyst? 🤔
Split pea soup
@@ladysnepii 🤣 Love it!
I can't imagine how relieved your patients must feel after you help them.
I'm in the medical field, I can't watch this... You've hit my kryptonite. Gah.
Again a great video. You are so amazing. Your so kind to everyone. You make them feel relaxed. You are so kind and gentle. 👋 from Midlothian, Texas. USA.
I can't believe how much liquid you got from that cyst. She has to feel so much better. Great job Doctor
Holy crap that's so cool to hear the air coming out of it!! I bet her relief was amazing! It was exhilarating watching that!
That would frighten the daylight out of me...that much infection... unbelievable....I hope you never have to go through that again.... well done for being so brave.
Wow, I bet that feels so much better!! I had a bad infection on my leg(shin under knee cap) that landed me in the hospital for a week. Getting it drained, cleaned and packed was unpleasant (especially after the first time😬) but getting the pressure taken away was amazing!
Great job sir!