This is freakin sad. As a rams fan I hurt for not just the football player, but for the man. He is 24 and will have to deal with this for the rest of his life.
Sounds like it’s pretty safe to say that Gurley has peaked. His production will most likely start falling off next year. It’s not like his knee will start getting stronger as he ages and continues to take an NFL pounding.
I think it’s important to educate patients on their understanding that just because someone has arthritis doesn’t mean they will 100% of the time have to get their joint replaced. People get joint replacements because their pain is limiting their quality of life. People can have arthritis and be asymptomatic. 10% reduction in body weight has been shown by literature to produce meaningful changes in patients pain control. Love the videos! Good stuff!
I argued with everyone, including my coaches, parents, doctors, and physical therapists that I wasn’t the same after my ACL tear that hurt no other ligaments like him and they laughed and said if I work hard enough there’s “no reason I can’t come back stronger than before in that area” which made no sense to me. My knee is physically knocked inward due to the contact of the injury and the atrophy is evident. Even with fixed atrophy the load of weight placed on my knee is markedly off balance now and affects how I strike a ball and plant to make tackles. Love you hammering this point home. Running form is also forever different, as is my decrease in speed.
This man gets so many demanding requests, sometimes for things he has already done. Feel bad about all the pressure on him but he is doing a fantastic job and I love the content!
I'm 28, I had a very bad left ankle dislocation that tore the deltoid ligament and ruptured my achilles at 16 yrs old. At 20, I had an ACL tear in my left knee. Surgical repair from top specialist Dr's, months and months of rehabilitation and restrengthening. At 28, my left leg from hip to toe is definitely weaker, stiffer, grinding during certain movements etc... Even as a very active person, I can attest that after such injuries you're different for life.
This is a great channel! I'm currently in Chiropractic school and want to work in the sports medicine field so learning about all these sports injuries is really helpful. Keep up the great work!
Watching your videos after having both ACL’s done is honestly something that helps me. It helps me understand more of what I don’t know and helps me realize that these things happen and I have to make the best of them. So thank you for helping me, it’s been a long process. If you’d like to like, hear about my story because it’s actually really funny. You can direct message me.. if that’s something you do. Because I think you’ll get a good kick out of it.
In 8th grade I was playing football and my teammate landed on my knee and tore my ACL, I continued to play until I had surgery. Then junior year, I was starting on defense and they called my name and I ran through the tunnel, so I was about to chest bump, and when I landed. BOTH of my knees hyperextended. So I tore my ACL and I had a meniscal root tear in my left knee. Then I had some minor tearing in my right knee; unknowingly and assuming it was a MCL sprain. I knew what the pain was, but. I worked sooo hard and I didn’t want it to go to waste so I returned to play, I went through 4 weeks of practice and an entire game with some minor buckling and then some 330 pound dude landed on it, and my knee was gone after that. Now I’m 3 months post op and I have all of the muscle strength back and was moved up a month on my protocol so I’m allowed to jump and pull resistance bands. Hard work is the best work.
On the ligament replacement topic, why is it when a pitcher has Tommy John surgery they come back throwing harder ?? For example, Nathan Eovaldi had 2 Tommy John surgeries and came back throwing 100+MPH. Why is that Doc ??
That's kind of a "pseudo" myth. Tommy John surgery doesn't "increase" their peak performance; at best, it can match peak performance. The reason the myth persists is because their pitching speed post-surgery is compared to their performance just before their injury that indicated the surgery, at which point their UCL has already been degrading for years. It's like saying "heart transplants make your heart way better than before the transplant!" Well yeah it does, because you only need a heart transplant if your heart was already failing before the transplant.
Just got diagnosed with arthritis in my lower lumbar. (At 23 years old!) Looking at all these athletes and stories for motivation but boy it’s tough. Been sitting in bed for months and can’t sit down at all which is weird but very annoying
Aye love the videos. But 1 suggestion I have if you are willing to listen. Is to add time stamps when you list your video plan. Idk it’s just a suggestion but keep doing what you doing 👍🏼
You should talk about knee dislocation and the ligaments around it and if its genetics i got surgery on my mpfl or what would be cool if people that left a coment about there injury and you kinda explained it
Yes in most all cases. But there are lots of other factors like the genetics, your chance of arthritis in general, etc. Some people are just naturally prone to it. But getting an ACL tear certainly doesn't help
I had my knee x-rayed or something about two or so years after an knee injury and was told it was completely or a complete torn ACL. I don't think I've had arthritis but I do have backaches and knee and leg pains and life long constant uncomfortable, unstable conditions. I was 18. No rehab or treatment. I tumble nowhere abruptly even while walking in my room. I always pay attention to the knee. Otherwise, I feel the knee and leg might break and collapse or at least something from the knee would be "ejected" from the back of the knee. Something is always wrong even it's lying down. What a life. Nobody knows this.
Hi! So I'm a D3 football player and had acl and meniscus surgery this past fall and I'm about 5 months after surgery now. Rehabbed super hard right away and was ahead of schedule but now that I've started sprinting pretty heavily my knee has some pain even just walking up stairs or sitting too long is this normal or is this something to be concerned about? (I'm about 250 so I know it's probably a lot of stress on my knee to run)
Please make a video about tommy John and rotator cuff injuries in pitchers and how it prevent it, I’m a baseball player and I would love to have someone properly explain it, thank you love the videos keep it up👍👍👍
Can you do a video on ankle Injuries in football? I feel like Julio Jones has had ankle problems for like 7 years. Hes clearly the GOAT so he plays through it but you hear all the time about players getting nagging ankle injuries
Any bored doctors, nurses or experts in bro science? Every single time I lift my leg to 90 degrees or higher my hip pops very loud, it doesn't hurt unless I do it a ton, but it feels weird. It doesn't sound like, or have the same feeling of release as cracking a knuckle, or your knees cracking when you squat. It just pops and shifts, what's that about?
Here's a question; how is Shohei Ohtani able to hit this year even though he's recovering from Tommy John? How is going to affect him at the plate? And why is Tommy John becoming so prevalent among position players?
Great Vid I too am stuck on the two topics I love sports especially football and wanna go into the medical field but I don’t know how to combine the two
Hey doc, i suffered a knee OCD 3 years back and had to get a surgery. Since it is a pretty bad injury and its not rare, can you do a video about it and talk about what causes it
Curious....aren’t they doing stem cell injections and blood infusions with stem cells in other countries? If so how effective are they? Btw love your channel, super informative and short and sweet. Keep it up!👍🏼
Billions of people living with 100% asymptomatic arthritis. Millions of people living with 100% asymptomatic bone-on-bone joints. Don't reduce people to their imaging results. Most people with arthritis have no pain until they are told they have arthritis
@@savagetv6460 it doesn't have to. Go see a physical therapist. It can get better, if you're truly interested in how pain works check this like out www.greglehman.ca/pain-science-workbooks Or Google Greg lehman pain guidebook and read it. The latest evidence show a different story than our previous understanding of arthritis and pain
I’ve tore the ligaments in my ankle twice and sprained it twice. How likely is it I’ll get arthritis. I do have random pains in that ankle now. I’m 20.
I re tore my ACL.... (this second time I also tore meniscus) I went to see two doctors. First doctor says he doesn’t recommend surgery because I have arthritis. Second doctor says he does recommend surgery even though I have arthritis. I’m so confused don’t know what to do. I’m 43yr old female
Brian I’m 19, I tore my ACL, MCL and damaged my meniscus playing soccer. I haven’t had the surgery yet and I was told I’d be 4x more likely to have arthritis if I did have it. Sports have been my life up until this point. Obviously I’m not a pro athlete and won’t have the resources to all the training and treatment so what would my recovery be like? Would I be able to play anything normally again?
@@vamsisrikanthrallabandi7015 as of right now no signs. I’m still in my early 20’s so things may change in the future. I still have problems with a meniscus in the same knee but nothing seems to be a sign of arthritis
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I hate this for him. He’s such a talented RB.
This is freakin sad. As a rams fan I hurt for not just the football player, but for the man. He is 24 and will have to deal with this for the rest of his life.
He still led ff in points for rbz...I'm not buying it, I'm drafting Gurley early.
I would for sure take the money for a bum knee lmao
Ezekiel 2517 X this comment didnt age well
My knees get sore whenever you talk about knee injuries LOL
You should do the teddy Bridgewater injury
If you want to know about the injury look up he Shaun Livingston video he did. Very similar injuries.
And there is no video of Teddy. I don’t think
I'm so glad a channel like this exists, you're going to blow up in the future. Love the content.
You were right lol.
Sounds like it’s pretty safe to say that Gurley has peaked. His production will most likely start falling off next year. It’s not like his knee will start getting stronger as he ages and continues to take an NFL pounding.
Nice work, Doctor!
He will never be the same. Don't draft him in 2019, folks. Great explanations, Dr!
Again, all these videos are such a great way to learn about these injuries. Your content is amazing!😁
Thanks!
I think it’s important to educate patients on their understanding that just because someone has arthritis doesn’t mean they will 100% of the time have to get their joint replaced. People get joint replacements because their pain is limiting their quality of life. People can have arthritis and be asymptomatic. 10% reduction in body weight has been shown by literature to produce meaningful changes in patients pain control. Love the videos! Good stuff!
I argued with everyone, including my coaches, parents, doctors, and physical therapists that I wasn’t the same after my ACL tear that hurt no other ligaments like him and they laughed and said if I work hard enough there’s “no reason I can’t come back stronger than before in that area” which made no sense to me. My knee is physically knocked inward due to the contact of the injury and the atrophy is evident. Even with fixed atrophy the load of weight placed on my knee is markedly off balance now and affects how I strike a ball and plant to make tackles. Love you hammering this point home. Running form is also forever different, as is my decrease in speed.
You should do tony romo's collarbone injuries. Very frequent in his career and id love to hear about it
That would be awesome.. derek carr's back injury might be interesting too
uak its a good day when brian uploads another quality video
Giving the people what they wanted. I like it DOC.
Im from Thailand and I love to watch American sports this channel gimme a lotta medical information thanks for making good contents 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
This man gets so many demanding requests, sometimes for things he has already done. Feel bad about all the pressure on him but he is doing a fantastic job and I love the content!
Thanks! Honestly only bugs me when people ask about ones I've already done...like, just go search my page I've covered a bunch
What’s the physiology of how you style your hair? It’s looking GQ, bro 😉
Hahaha thanks
You should do a video over Andrew Luck's shoulder
Prabhas Dande Yes!
He did
ahh this video was good to watch.. ruptured my acl and tore my meniscus 5 months ago, surgery 4 months ago.. and i can tell it wont be the same.
How's your recovery going?? Hope it's good
Can you go over ankle sprains and finger jams??
Strawberry jams are way better than finger jams.
Crazy drose has had 4 knee surgeries and is still an all star caliber player makes u appreciate how good he is
You’re doing such a great job making your content. I learn a lot from you. Keep up the good work.
I seen Todd play in HS at tarboro HS in NC....man amongst boys you knew he was destined for the NFL
Same man my brothers played against him on Southwest
just found this channel and am already in love! looking to go into Sports Med in the future, thanks for these!
I'm 28, I had a very bad left ankle dislocation that tore the deltoid ligament and ruptured my achilles at 16 yrs old. At 20, I had an ACL tear in my left knee. Surgical repair from top specialist Dr's, months and months of rehabilitation and restrengthening. At 28, my left leg from hip to toe is definitely weaker, stiffer, grinding during certain movements etc... Even as a very active person, I can attest that after such injuries you're different for life.
I have Lyme disease and joint pain will never go away. Even after treatment my joints still hurt after 4 years of being diagnosed
here before 10k subs. love the growth of this channel.
Found about your channel when you were at 30k because it was in my recommended. Now I am addicted to your channel
Boom haha. Sweet to hear! Hope to hit 100k by end of the year
This is a great channel! I'm currently in Chiropractic school and want to work in the sports medicine field so learning about all these sports injuries is really helpful. Keep up the great work!
Bless all the knees and keep them healthy
Watching your videos after having both ACL’s done is honestly something that helps me. It helps me understand more of what I don’t know and helps me realize that these things happen and I have to make the best of them. So thank you for helping me, it’s been a long process. If you’d like to like, hear about my story because it’s actually really funny. You can direct message me.. if that’s something you do. Because I think you’ll get a good kick out of it.
How did you get ur acl injured? Isolated or meniscus tear aswell
In 8th grade I was playing football and my teammate landed on my knee and tore my ACL, I continued to play until I had surgery. Then junior year, I was starting on defense and they called my name and I ran through the tunnel, so I was about to chest bump, and when I landed. BOTH of my knees hyperextended. So I tore my ACL and I had a meniscal root tear in my left knee. Then I had some minor tearing in my right knee; unknowingly and assuming it was a MCL sprain. I knew what the pain was, but. I worked sooo hard and I didn’t want it to go to waste so I returned to play, I went through 4 weeks of practice and an entire game with some minor buckling and then some 330 pound dude landed on it, and my knee was gone after that. Now I’m 3 months post op and I have all of the muscle strength back and was moved up a month on my protocol so I’m allowed to jump and pull resistance bands. Hard work is the best work.
@@cube_killa5585 great explanation bro!!
On the ligament replacement topic, why is it when a pitcher has Tommy John surgery they come back throwing harder ?? For example, Nathan Eovaldi had 2 Tommy John surgeries and came back throwing 100+MPH. Why is that Doc ??
PokeBros Zamora yea do a video on tommy john
I’m pretty sure it’s humanly impossible to throw more then 97 miles an hour
Eugene you are terribly mistaken
That's kind of a "pseudo" myth. Tommy John surgery doesn't "increase" their peak performance; at best, it can match peak performance. The reason the myth persists is because their pitching speed post-surgery is compared to their performance just before their injury that indicated the surgery, at which point their UCL has already been degrading for years. It's like saying "heart transplants make your heart way better than before the transplant!" Well yeah it does, because you only need a heart transplant if your heart was already failing before the transplant.
I Read About A Theory, They Rehab In The Gym So The Arm Get Stronger.
Just got diagnosed with arthritis in my lower lumbar. (At 23 years old!) Looking at all these athletes and stories for motivation but boy it’s tough. Been sitting in bed for months and can’t sit down at all which is weird but very annoying
Hi doc, can you explain why Greg Oden got micro fractures and end up retiring early
my mom got arthritis when she was 16 so i’m not blown away that he has arthritis
Ooo. I like the added music here 😎✊🏽💯
Love the content man
Gurley was and is a special player. So unfortunate such a thing happened to him.
Please explain Andy Murray injury
Love this channel doc. Super interesting
Can u talk about how knee surgeries especially meniscus and acl tears affect the athletic ability of a player and their vertical
Gread video Dr. Brian! We definitely need to collab soon if you're down!
He just officially announced his retirement at age 28. So sad, he was such a great player before his knee arthritis petty much ended his career.
Keep up the good work 😀👍🏀🏈⚽️
Hey what would interest me is why a liver punch in boxing is so impossible to stand up to? Love your stuff
Aye love the videos. But 1 suggestion I have if you are willing to listen. Is to add time stamps when you list your video plan. Idk it’s just a suggestion but keep doing what you doing 👍🏼
That is a great idea! I've done it in some of them but honestly kind of forget and don't know how to make them nice short links
Cam Newton just recently had a shoulder injury. Can you explain why some athletes op to do one?
injurys can be stressful, but that shirts the only thing "distressing" me
Lol wow, cool input
You should talk about knee dislocation and the ligaments around it and if its genetics i got surgery on my mpfl or what would be cool if people that left a coment about there injury and you kinda explained it
Can you do one on all of rgiii’s injuries. Big skins fan
ACL tear is hurtful but that authritis is like going to the cross and never dying it's hell 🗣️ speaking from experience
Could you do Riccardo lockettes knock injury and why he could have been killed if he got touched the wrong way.
After you have ACL surgery is the likelihood of Arthritis higher compared to the time before you tear your ACL?
Yes in most all cases. But there are lots of other factors like the genetics, your chance of arthritis in general, etc. Some people are just naturally prone to it. But getting an ACL tear certainly doesn't help
Brian Sutterer MD what about drose and his 4 knee surgeries. Is he likely to develop arthritis
Shaan Ajaz yes my dude he said that 500 times in the video
I had my knee x-rayed or something about two or so years after an knee injury and was told it was completely or a complete torn ACL. I don't think I've had arthritis but I do have backaches and knee and leg pains and life long constant uncomfortable, unstable conditions. I was 18. No rehab or treatment. I tumble nowhere abruptly even while walking in my room. I always pay attention to the knee. Otherwise, I feel the knee and leg might break and collapse or at least something from the knee would be "ejected" from the back of the knee. Something is always wrong even it's lying down. What a life. Nobody knows this.
Hi! So I'm a D3 football player and had acl and meniscus surgery this past fall and I'm about 5 months after surgery now. Rehabbed super hard right away and was ahead of schedule but now that I've started sprinting pretty heavily my knee has some pain even just walking up stairs or sitting too long is this normal or is this something to be concerned about? (I'm about 250 so I know it's probably a lot of stress on my knee to run)
Kellan Skott D3? LOL
Ali A
Nothing wrong with D3. Can still get scouted into better divisions and if not, the NFL.
Ali A you didn’t even get scouted
Please make a video about tommy John and rotator cuff injuries in pitchers and how it prevent it, I’m a baseball player and I would love to have someone properly explain it, thank you love the videos keep it up👍👍👍
I for sure will with baseball season
You should do Willis Mcgahee injury
Many young military members also have arthritis
Great video. But you just made me anxious as hell. I’m having my knee repaired tomorrow FUCK!
Can you do a video on ankle Injuries in football? I feel like Julio Jones has had ankle problems for like 7 years. Hes clearly the GOAT so he plays through it but you hear all the time about players getting nagging ankle injuries
You should do Eric legrand injury
Any bored doctors, nurses or experts in bro science?
Every single time I lift my leg to 90 degrees or higher my hip pops very loud, it doesn't hurt unless I do it a ton, but it feels weird.
It doesn't sound like, or have the same feeling of release as cracking a knuckle, or your knees cracking when you squat. It just pops and shifts, what's that about?
Here's a question; how is Shohei Ohtani able to hit this year even though he's recovering from Tommy John? How is going to affect him at the plate? And why is Tommy John becoming so prevalent among position players?
He can still hit because all the force is on the other elbow, his good one.
Great Vid I too am stuck on the two topics I love sports especially football and wanna go into the medical field but I don’t know how to combine the two
Ian Balcazar NFL athletic trainer
Hey doc, i suffered a knee OCD 3 years back and had to get a surgery. Since it is a pretty bad injury and its not rare, can you do a video about it and talk about what causes it
Can you do a video on PRP and other stem cell therapies for OA?
great vid
Curious....aren’t they doing stem cell injections and blood infusions with stem cells in other countries? If so how effective are they?
Btw love your channel, super informative and short and sweet. Keep it up!👍🏼
2:50 I would like to hear your thoughts on Adrian Peterson knee injury/comeback
Can you do a video about Jadeveon Clowney’s microfracture knee surgery?
God I'd love to hear move about this to
what if the arthritis or some kind of inflammation, caused the ACL? mind blown.
Doc I had 30% of my meniscus removed. Can you go more in-depth about therapy options regenerate it?
Eric berry not having surgery on his bone spurs in his ankle, Do those things heal? Doesn’t seem like a good idea to me but what do I know
Can you do Marcus lattimore injury
Do Alex Smith Redskins QuarterBack
Falcons, yeah baby!!!
Do a video on Brandon Ingram’s injury, Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT)
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great...i had my right ACL reconstruction 1.5 years ago and i just did my left ACL reconstruction too. ugh!great video though.
How are your knees now??
What is the situation right now plz tell me did u find any indication of arthritis
Hi doc, regarding strengthening the muscle surrounding the knee, can you advise what are those exercises... Tnx
Prob best to get a physio and it an acl rehab program
Hey I tore my mcl and I would love to know more about it like this..anyway u can do a video on mcl tears? Thanks!
yoy should do the gordon hayward injury next!
Hey do you have an extended video like this on torn meniscus and quad tendinopathy?
Billions of people living with 100% asymptomatic arthritis. Millions of people living with 100% asymptomatic bone-on-bone joints. Don't reduce people to their imaging results. Most people with arthritis have no pain until they are told they have arthritis
shut up
@@savagetv6460 your personal experience doesn't discount the evidence. Educate yourself
@@tykazowsky people have problems with arthritis and it harms people's career
@@savagetv6460 it doesn't have to. Go see a physical therapist. It can get better, if you're truly interested in how pain works check this like out
www.greglehman.ca/pain-science-workbooks
Or Google Greg lehman pain guidebook and read it. The latest evidence show a different story than our previous understanding of arthritis and pain
Can you please do Curry’s injury that happened to him in 2015 or 2016 whichever year it was
I've been putting together a vid on his ankle history...lots of time though cause I want to be sure it's really solid
Brian Sutterer MD ok thank you
I’ve tore the ligaments in my ankle twice and sprained it twice. How likely is it I’ll get arthritis. I do have random pains in that ankle now. I’m 20.
5:05 hmmmm.... weak quadriceps muscles you say. He’s injured with a quadriceps injury right now 🤔
I’m 18 and have arthritis in my right foot after breaking it in football 2 years ago.
Do a vid on PRP and regenerative medicine?
I did one on that procedure players went to Germany for
He mentioned the quad muscle and it turns out Todd's was giving him all type of problems during that Super Bowl year.
how effective are stem cell therapy and platelet rich plasma therapy? would they help?
Can you do a labrum tear video? I tore my labrum and I was wondering what happens. And you should do some wrestling videos
Can you do a vid on Cam Newton’s shoulder injury
Running backs quads need to be like saquons quads
can you discuss vertigo, regarding the carolina coach?
I re tore my ACL.... (this second time I also tore meniscus) I went to see two doctors. First doctor says he doesn’t recommend surgery because I have arthritis. Second doctor says he does recommend surgery even though I have arthritis. I’m so confused don’t know what to do. I’m 43yr old female
What happened?
Can you please do Porzingis too?
Being he is so young would a knee replacement be an option?
Can you explain whats going on with kawhi Leonard
Brian I’m 19, I tore my ACL, MCL and damaged my meniscus playing soccer. I haven’t had the surgery yet and I was told I’d be 4x more likely to have arthritis if I did have it. Sports have been my life up until this point. Obviously I’m not a pro athlete and won’t have the resources to all the training and treatment so what would my recovery be like? Would I be able to play anything normally again?
any update?
Am 19 and I have arthritis and mild ACL tear sprain....
Is it dangerous as I am a sportsperson
I’ve torn my ACL twice (same knee) would my chances of arthritis increase with the second tear?
Lebron To Goldenstate how do you do that
What is the situation right now plz tell me did u find any indication of arthritis
@@vamsisrikanthrallabandi7015 as of right now no signs. I’m still in my early 20’s so things may change in the future. I still have problems with a meniscus in the same knee but nothing seems to be a sign of arthritis