Why is pneumonia so dangerous? - Eve Gaus and Vanessa Ruiz
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- Опубліковано 29 лис 2020
- Explore how pneumonia attacks the tiny air sacs in your lungs and how your immune system works to fight off the infection.
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Every time you breathe, air travels down the trachea, through a series of channels, and then reaches little clusters of air sacs in the lungs. These tiny sacs facilitate a crucial exchange: allowing oxygen from the air we breathe into the bloodstream and clearing out carbon dioxide. Pneumonia wreaks havoc on this exchange system. Eve Gaus and Vanessa Ruiz detail how pneumonia attacks the lungs.
Lesson by Eve Gaus and Vanessa Ruiz, directed by Artrake Studio.
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My grandma just passed away from pneumonia last Monday. 🙁 Her body went into shock and started shutting down. Couldn't say goodbye bc of covid protocol. She was a great lady. Love you forever Grandma.
RIP to your grandma. I'm so sorry for your loss.
I’m so sorry for you loss..
I'm so sorry for your loss, my mother is currently on life support, she has severe pneumonia, she's been on life support going on 3 weeks now with no improvement. I'm scared we will lose her💔
@@CD-vw3vg oh wow, I'm so sorry for what you are going through. I know how hard it is to go through. My mom also had covid pneumonia and battled it for almost two months, but unfortunately she lost the battle last month. Sending love and strength to you and your family
@@gillesseart I'm so sorry about your mum, that's so sad. Thank-you so much for your kind words. Still no improvement yet for mum, holding onto hope.🥰❤🙏
Thanks for helping me add another point to the already long list of why I don't smoke.
Edit: thanks🙃 wasn't expecting 2k likes...
also I know you can get pneumonia without smoking🙉 and I don't have a literal list I was trying to make a point.🤦🏽♂️
Im grateful that i dont smoke :D
@@waffrentrager8216 same
I hate smoke in general
I am nasal allergic so no smoke. Yay
Same xD
I had pneumonia when I was 8 yrs old, I still remember the intense pain and difficulty while trying to breathe. It was the most painful and horrible thing I have ever felt. My condition was so bad that I had to stay a 8 days in the hospital with 2 tubes coming out of the side of my ribcage to drain out the fluid in my lungs. It was horrible
EDIT: wow I didn’t realize I have almost 1k comments a year later😮🤯
Wow! The first time I had pneumonia was when I was 9 yo and doctors were like "sorry, nothing we can do. You won't make it".
@@gaiawanderlust6179 really
@@LEO-bh4zt yeap. And after getting pneumonia three more times here I am :) … and here you are :)
@@gaiawanderlust6179 did you survive
@@LEO-bh4zt this is not my ghost replying uwu
My dad had pneumonia when I was either in middle school or high school. I was definitely younger than I am now. He was sick for a month & my mom took him to the hospital where he was diagnosed with it & spent a week in the ER. During that time, my grandmother stayed at our apartment to watch my brother & I, making sure we got up for school, while my mom stayed at the hospital with my dad while he was recovering. The whole time I, along with my brother, grandmother & mom prayed to God every day & every night, begging him to not take him away from us. He answered our prays & helped my father recover. He was finally discharged after a week & we were all so happy to have him back home. He was still a bit sick, but all he needed was bed rest & medicine from the doctor. He's healthy now & isn't sick anymore. I'm also 20 & I thank God everyday for helping my father recover. He is a very loving husband to my mom & loving father to me & my brother.
Amen to this my mother has pneumonia right now after going to patient first my sister is an anesthesiologist in Chicago,my sister and father as well my sisters family took her to the patient first after she said she was feeling ill ahe also has a heart murmur,the patient first has puter her on antibiotics and told her when she arrives home here in Maryland to get lots of sleep drink lots of water as well take the meds.just worried she will not get enough food to eat.im praying she will be ok.
@@anguscole1 I pray that your mother will get better
@@erinthedemonhog2090❤ me too
Aww! Little bitter to know he was sick but very sweet to hear of his recovery.
Everyone gangsta until someone dies by drowning on land.
@Jake Thomas Very Interesting thank you.
Can also happen in a cave where it's +50°C and very humid
You can be seemingly fine for a few minutes up to some hours (at most is 2 whole days) after the incident that caused water to enter your respiratory system. There’s two forms of it. Dry drowning & Secondary drowning. (Dry drowning typically takes less time to show signs of a problem) They’re both rare conditions but it’s more common in children since their lungs are smaller, however, adults are not exempt from it. It can be potentially fatal if left untreated. Water is scary y’all
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Loll
The card stabbing itself was the coolest depiction of autoimmune disorder I've seen
I agree! Such a brilliant idea.
Yup
TAKE VITAMIN D SUPLLEMENT IN WINTER, ESCPECIALLY IF MIDDLE OR OLD AGE OR DARKER SKINNED OR SUSCEPTABLE TO ILLNESS.
Had double pneumonia twice in two years with my infection markers literally off the chart (maxed out on scale)
Turned out my body wasn't fighting any pneumococcal so I just got very sick and ended up hospitalised both times.
Best part was my GP turned me away 3 times saying I was fine despite me explaining I was constantly vomiting and hadn't eaten for a week and coughing and couldn't breath and having to get a taxi to the local surgery as I couldn't walk.
In the end I got a taxi to the hospital and the guy I saw didn't even examine me and just got me a bed immediately I must have looked so ill by that stage.
Best part was the practice manager went off on me for complaining and the only reason I didn't sue was because I didn't want to take money out of the NHS.
At the end of my second stint (10 days in hospital) they got this cartoon sized syringe (enormous) and stuck it in my back to drain my lungs.
It filled it with lime green fluid, yum. I couldn't believe all that fluid could be in my lungs or imagine how I managed to breath at all,.
They did tests given I had such severe pneumonia two years running and found the issue with my immune system, they had no explanation, just said stuff happens basically.
I then had pneumonia vaccines which seemed to trigger my immune response to fighting most pneumococcal again.
Unfortunately the specialist centre I needed to go to was a train journey away and I got falsely accused of trying to avoid payment on an appointment so decided I would never use trains again and discharged myself and just hope the vaccines have worked.
They tried to fine me £1,300 even though I actually went to the ticket office and asked for a ticket that covered my cost of my journey without one (I didn't know you needed one to board a train as that law had just come in and I don't use trains normally).
Apparently I got sent a summons for a court date which I never received and the first I knew was a letter in the post saying I had been found guilty and fined in my absence,
I had to fight it all while still recovering and couldn't get any legal help so did it all myself. In the end they said if I paid £40 they would drop it. I wanted to take it to crown court but for decided to just pay as this was the moist cursed of years.
I had also received eviction notice from my flat as landlord decided to sell the property and had my brother pass away.
Amazing what life can throw at you sometimes but here I am, still standing.
I still get a lot of pain from the scarring of my lungs even though it has now been well over a year since my last bout,
I weighed around 11 1/2 stone (around 75 Kilos) before falling ill and well under 9 stone (around 56 Kilos) coming out of hospital and barely able to walk (just a few yards at a time)
As with most people with Covid and other illness it was found I had vitamin D deficiency and put on course of high dosage once out of hospital.
I now take vitamin D supplement in Winter as vitamin D deficiency could well be what triggered my poor immune response to pneumococcal
Now I fully understand why when I had pneumonia is was soooo painful.
Couldn’t lay down because of the pain; couldn’t stand up for long because I was breathless.
Days became a blur.
Took days, and multiple trips to the hospital, to get a diagnosis.
Strange as an x-ray of the lungs would show you had pneumonia or other forms of lung infection.
You have a terrible hospital then. My family doctors office found mine from simply listening to my chest and back with a stethoscope.
Had pneumonia when I was about 9 and I can attest, it really feels like you’re dying. I was fine at the beginning of the day, but as it progressed I kept coughing more and more. I went to bed thinking nothing of it because i had been outside all day and it had been really dry. My sister woke me up and was crying, telling me I was barely breathing which scared the life out of me because I really was barely breathing! I got antibiotics and was fine but you never really forget the feeling of that rattle in your chest. I don’t wish that on anybody 🤮
Well I had it like 6 times when I was a toddler
Then you ALMOST DIED because that rattle in your chest is known as the "Death Rattle"! And yes, the "Death Rattle" most typically occurs when a person is in the actual process of dying!
Me to, Does Cherry flavored Antibiotics bring you back to the hospital... the memory of the nurse waking you up and giving you a small dixie cup filled with it. Memory takes over as if you were for a second... only with smell of it.
Good thing your sister checked on you
i had it when i was 10 or 11 it was awful but i made a full recovery
Me, an Plague Inc player:
*Ah yes, it is dangerous because it leads to Pulnamory Odemea, which also can lead to total organ failure.*
Don't forget pulmonary fibrosis
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 Well, that doesn't lead to total organ failure but okay.
Total organ failure which is basically coz of sepsis
So that game is a learning game?
Or pulmonary embolism if theres ongoing deep vein thrombosis.
Ted-ed answers the questions we didn't know we had with perfect lectures and animations.
Especially now with the Coronavirus where we need to know exactly what's wrong.
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Yes I had pneumonia twice last year and got a heart attack. Oth times! So sick threw up alot.Had no idea what I had .Be aware!!! 😮
My mom had double pneumonia because of Covid. Let me tell you, she almost died and was in the hospital for 7 days. She couldn’t even breathe correctly and was having so much difficulty. The anxiety I felt that week was so horrible and incomparable to anything I’ve ever felt. I’m so grateful that she survived and I am so sorry to the people who lost their loved ones due to it. 💕
💙💙
She.died in uk. Antibiptic not worked. In uk they treat slow
my mum had it too she passed a few days later. glad yours made it.
American Doctors no good so if I get sick it's up to me to get better. My mom died from covid-19 pneumonia and the doctors didn't do enough to save her. So we people just a bunch Lab rats to them anyways. I will never trust a doctor 100% with prescribed drugs
Chinese Covid made a Wuhan. United States government didn't do enough to protect United States citizens. From biological warfare.
If you've ever had pneumonia you'd know why! I've had it several times. Once so bad I was truly afraid to fall asleep out of fear of never waking up! It is absolutely no fun!
Same. I had pneumonia twice. I'm only 20 yrs old old.
I had it twice, once when I was 7, then when I was 11, though the latter was pneumonia mycoplasma.
I had that thoughts too
I had it so bad I hoped I wouldn't wake up.
I was so ill it literally took me 20 minutes to work up the will to half turn in the bed because of soreness of staying in the same place so long.
My infection markers were maxed out with no immune response from my body and I thought I was ill when I was admitted on the spot when I went to the hospital but once the drugs kicked in and kick started an immune response, wow!
I don't remember it but one of the Doctors said I asked him to let me die.
They also said I should have been dead and would have been for sure if I had waited another 24 hours before staggering into the hospital from my taxi 😆
@@Muckylittleme 🙏🏽
Well I think I need these types of knowledge more than my online class.
Agreed.
Then do a biology course?
@@moviespoiler1137 sorry I am humanities
Yeah, me too
Yessss I agree because in mah opinion, this is the real knowledge we need to know!
2:27
Girl: *breathing like she's about to die*
Also girl: *thumbs up*
honestly, mood
She seems to indicate recovery
L m a o
@@cyh..7 what ?
ti's but a scratch
A sign for pneunomia is also that when you breath out it makes a strange kind of rattle. And your chest hurts and you can't breathe properly.
Nah asthma has the same effect
@@jaimecoutanche5977 its a different kinda pain
Oh no for me then-
Yeah, like a wheezing sound when trying to breathe in. Have never had it though, but a dear friend of mine caught it, and didn't make it, quite sadly.
I have since come to learn that its a really suffocating and very terrible illness to suffer from.
Its not only Pneumonia that does that
My grandpa recently passed away because of pneumonia, this video helped explain what happens during pneumonia ♥️
I’m soo sorry for your loss 😢😢 RIP grandpa
🙏🏽
same here
Hope everyone is healthy and doing well in their life....🤗
Exactly a day after my biology exam!!
you have exams on a Sunday? DOUBT
Exactly after lung lab test result
@@dontspikemydrink9382 it’s Monday-
@@Someone_991 .... learn to read, thank you
@@dontspikemydrink9382 sir, you know that some countries have different weekends?
just lost my friend today due to this disease, RIP Justin Duenas! 😢 may we meet again
I almost died because of this illness back when I was 8, the feeling is literally like drowning. I actually begged for death that time while silently praying.
I'm very happy you made it through, Stephanie. 😊
@@perpetualbystander4516 indeed😊
Same happened to me but but i was 2 lol and when pneumonia cured i diagnosed by asthma
@@liverm3002 same, I'm suffering asthma after.
@@stephanielim5544 hope your asthma is in control
Coronavirus playing tennis 🎾 in the tennis sized lungs of human body😪.
Lol😂😂
tennis court* (if you spread it out and all the alveoli and creases)
more like playing soccer
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That quote in the beginning was straight up gangsta
yessir
more gangsta than lasagna
@@labadaba5088 I thought it had more to get, thx
I had pneumonia last year, and let me tell you, I went to the hospital plenty of times. I once had a nose bleed, threw up, and had pneumonia all at the same time, and I felt like I was gonna pass out. Stay safe everyone, and please protect yourself 💕
Did the nose bleed cause pneumonia?or were each a separate symptom
@@gkravi2841 Each was separate, I often get nosebleeds when I'm stressed or overheating. This time I was stressed and anxious, so I had a nosebleed.
How do you recover in pneumonia?
I had so long as a kid my aunt remember my temperature was 101 are 102. They didn’t knew what was going on I had cold then I through it was going go away but then I started having chest pains in I was vomit a lot. In about too pass out when I went too the hospital in had too get transferred too another hospital they finally told my mom what my condition was they say I had pneumonia my mom was scared too death in my aunt through that was it. But I ended up fighting it in I survived it I here try be healthy make sure I don’t catch Covid are pneumonia no more…
I was three years old when I had pneumonia. My parents took me to our doctor who diagnosed it as a cold despite my high temperature and cough etc. He listened to my chest through his stethoscope OVER MY COAT. Needless to say I got worse and ended up in intensive care struggling to breathe. My dad was enraged and went back to the Dr's surgery. He made a big scene in front of a waiting room full of his patients. The Dr didn't even have the balls to see my dad. We were taken off the Dr's books after that and had to find a new GP.
Yes..they do mot accept accountability
I has similar..Dr diagnosed me with Bronchitis..I had pneumonia..serious !!!
When I went to just a clinic they right away did an X-ray on my chest and sure enough they diagnosed me right there
Sounds like a great dad. God Bless him. You are lucky I've never met my dad in person and 64 now
1:37 why is this sound so satisfactory?
Ikr
Asmr
😖 it didn’t bother me when i originally watched the video (I’m assuming my fan is so loud I couldn’t even recognize it). But after checking the time stamp, I cannot relate and I regret going back.
Similar to plant vs zombies, when zombies eat plants
Thank you very much. Now, I'm gonna have an anxiety attack everytime someone sneezes in 10m radius.
Wear a mask then
Be alert, not anxious :)
@@yy-qj8ym came back after i closed the tab just to like this comment
@@bartholomewdan :)
To the people here, do you guys even know that some ppl exist with ocd and anxiety disorder? If not, well.... We exist !! And it's very easy for you to say "oh, wear a mask then". Lol, it isn't that easy for us.
PS sorry if I've hurt your feelings . Feel free say I'm overrr exaggerating stuff, but that's how we feel.
my mom is 44 and is suffering from pneumonia. she has suffered with it before. we got her to a good hospital in time before she could’ve died. im worried sick about her, my dad says that shell be alright… i really hope so. it hurts even if youre not the one suffering :(
Edit: she’s currently okay. she got out of the hospital a few weeks ago and is doing well. :) she has a trake tho
My dad had really bad double pneumonia when i was in middle school or high school. But my mom, she got it twice last year but it wasn't bad enough to have in the hospital, she just needed antibiotics.
@@erinthedemonhog2090 Im sorry about what happened, are you alright?
@@Z3N1TY0 yeah. They're both ok. & I'm ok to
@@erinthedemonhog2090 alright, I’m also doing fine
I caught a flu that developed into pneumonia when I was 15. I'm almost 22 now and still suffering lung complications...pneumonia is not a joke
Definitely not. I’ve had it and will never forget.
It might get better I’m 23 and had it for a full month when I was 12 because it was being treated as strep despite a negative test. It definitely hasn’t been easy but there’s a noticeable difference in my lung capacity and breathing compared to when I was 18
🙏🏽
I had it when I was 13 and luckily I survived and recovered even when I also had asthma now looking back on it I didn't understand how severe the situation was and how I could have actually died
When I was 7 I got pneumonia and the time I was diagnosed it was already all over the lungs so I had to go to the hospital
Jack Lalanne was one of the healthiest man in the US and lived cancer-free until he died because of pneumonia at the age of 96. He had been sick for a week, but still went to thehis gym/ swam regularly and refused to see a doctor
Remember kids, always
Same, for Kitty Carliaisle.
That was foolishness..of Jack.. He could have live much longer treated for the pneumonia. 😱😱
I remember him....on TV...did excercises..
I was a few hours from death due to pneumonia and pluracy caused by flu. I can assure you, it's horrific. It turned my lungs into a tight mess. I could only breath at 5% usual capacity. I was passing out constantly. I would only stay awake to vomit the fluids I had taken in. The cycle went 30 minutes to 1 hour awake where I drank liquids and vomited. When I was done, I would pass out again.
If you get flu, take care.
That’s terrible so glad you got better .. I had bacterial pneumonia but nothing close to the way you are explaining what you went through crazy.
How did you beat it
@@dangalan8633 A G.P. came to the house to see me and called for an ambulance. When I got there they put me on a drip immediately and then gave me some toast because I was malnourished after barely eating for a couple of weeks. I passed out for around 24 hours and the drip had helped me feel a little better. Every day after that I was visited by a lung therapist who would tilt my bed so my feet were above my head, I would lie on my side and breathe out as hard as I could, not coughing but just pushing out air. This caused much of the mucus to fly out. I spent a couple of weeks in hospital and I was good to go. Just some minor scarring on my left lung.
@@tehf00n did you have plural effusion?
@@tehf00n did you have plural effusion?
My sister was never sick as a child, then got the flu which developed into pneumonia after 5 days, she passed away within a week at 14 (2013).
I had pneumonia when I was 11. I remember being so sick that I had to basically train my lungs so they could get reaccustomed to breathing normally again. On top of not being able to breathe properly, I was nauseated and had fevers that were so bad that I got delirious. It was such a miserable experience, one I hope will never happen again.
My grandpa died nearly two years ago due to pneumonia which caused multiple organ failure. Thanks for this video, made me understand it better.
I've had pneumonia and bronchitis back to back before. Let me tell you, I almost died. These sicknesses are no joke. Someone I knew also died of pneumonia induced covid
What kind treatment do you
Lost my dad to this deadly disease two months back. Miss him a lot 😢😢
Was in a 2 week induced coma due to pneumonia from covid. Watching this gives me chills. Lucky and grateful to be alive.
Did you see anything on the other side?
Pneumonia ain't no joke. I was hallucinating when i had it and couldn't eat anything.
I think that the air quality of environment around us has a big impact too.
I was fighting against Pneumonia last year. The doctor said that the cause is bacteria. Then I realized that air quality of my dorm room is bad and humid, even molds grows on the wall. After I recovered, I move to another dorm and never get any respiratory disease again.
Mold is awful for the lungs. Did u let your dorm directors know? If they don't do anything about it and students keep getting sick, then they are being negligent.
Really? I have the same issue where my student house is full of moist environments and molds and I keep on getting sick
I once got pneumonia, and got cured. I never knew it could be this dangerous.. thank you!
Just found out my dad contracted Pneumonia, this was really helpful to understand what it does. Thank you
i survived this when i was a baby
My little sister had pneumonia a few years ago. I’m really glad she’s okay ❤️
This is so painful to watch. I just survived a severe pneumonia a couple of months ago that lasted 28 days under strict treatment that almost took me. Good vid, got my Like
My grandmother died because of pneumonia, right before my two eyes, it was so painful seeing her catching her breath slowly slipping away from me. I miss her so much. She was hospitalized early but didn't make it due to multiple organ failures.😢
Sorry for your loss
RIP a friends mother passed away same way this week. I think she caught it from their toddler who in turn caught it from his school. I went to meet them and have cough now. Scared.
How old was she?
My father had a pneumonia in 2015, he was 53yo and active smoker, the stage of the pneumonia was advanced and was already affecting the liver and kidneys, doctors said he would suvive only 2 hours if didin´t came to the hospital... was there for 10 days and had good recovery... Amazing how advanced medicine has become!
Do they do operation?
Great information. It clears out lots of the conflicting or vague info I've been given over the years. Tks!
Great job TED Ed. I really appreciate your dedication
I've had pneumonia at least twice. I thought I knew a lot about it, but I learned even more from this video. Thanks.
I had pneumonia about 6 years ago and double covid pneumonia in 2021 double covid pneumonia is worse the pneumonia I had was walking pneumonia it was a streak but still bad just that double covid pneumonia was both lungs and worse
Had pneumonia right before turning 22. I struggled to breath for six months after the infection was gone. Over a year later, I can still feel the effects of having had pneumonia.
Thank you so much for the content creators and animators and all involved in producing these gems! Easy to understand, brief, and interesting! Thank you for making learning enjoyable ☺️
i am 22 and i have pneumonia right now. let me tell you, this is no joke. coughing up mucus, back and rib pain, tired, fatigued and dizzy, wheezing and trouble breathing. and i’m going on two weeks. stay safe everyone! didn’t think the flu could turn into this
@mt yes haha I eventually got over it
good luck
I just went through exactly the same thing. Horrible
I only have coughing mucus and trouble breathing
My brother died from pneumonia only this sept5 , he is young and a good man, RIP my brother
Im so sorry.. Was it viral or bacterial? What treatment did he receive?
@@anupamacv6108 i think it's bacterial, they admitted him in the hospital and gave him some medicines but he didn't survive😔
@@happytvjoyleen1797 😞 my dad too passed away from pneumonia..
Had he any pre-existing lung problems??
@@anupamacv6108 yes, my brother eversince has a weak lungs or respiratory system
thank u TED-ED, truly. this video was so so helpful for my project, and i am glad that you are trying to spread the message of this horrible infection since pneumonia is a silent killer.
This animation is so cute
Do you know the name of this application of animation which used in this video??
They make they're own website cald art trake, i think
It said in the description
Good video.
Just one point to clarify. At 2:00 you seem to indicate that the patient will start feeling breathless due to accumulation of CO2 - this is incorrect. The reason people feel breathless is due to diminished blood oxygen level so giving them supplemental oxygen helps the symptoms. Retention of CO2 happens much, much later and is a grave complication and usually happens in people with existing lung condition like COPD. It is very unusual to happen in people with normal lungs. Giving oxygen on it's own in this scenario is actually even more dangerous and it is they who are ventilated.
So, in summary, oxygen is given for low blood oxygen and NOT for high blood CO2.
Really appreciate the illustrations in your videos.
Excellent video! Clear and concise. Easy to follow. Well done 😊
I had this in January-Feburary as a complication of the flu. It sucked, I was in the ICU. It's scary how fast you can go downhill.
1:06 Move over Crab Rave, it's time for Mucociliary Escalator Rave
I had double pneumonia and covid and I wS going into shock and they put me in a coma. Thanks to my faith I'm still here GOD BLESS
narration is so relaxing... love this persons voice
Thanks for the explanation! My grandma died a few weeks ago of pneumonia (caused by a kind of dementia). It's good to know how it works.
🙏🏽
Perfect jump start to my finals, thanks!
I’ve had Phenomena 3 times and each time I had antibiotics they always fixed it don’t stress out too much if you have it as long as you have a good doctor and antibiotics you will be fine it’s hard to deal with and I cried so many times when I had it.
That’s what killed my husband back in 2018. Pneumonia and a lot of drs and nurses coming into his room saying, “What do we do?! We can’t keep him stable.” Yes they actually said that. I wish this was NOT my reality. What I wouldn’t give just to have one more day with my husband😫😫😫
Did he smoke cigarettes drink alchol
@@bronxbully6261 Both… but he quit many years ago.
@@originalcoffeelover2725 send my condolesces my girlfriend died the same way but she smoked and had a drinking problem died of 34 people with history of drinking smoking or weak immune systems usually get complications from psemonia like sepsis blood infection than they have organ failure
@@bronxbully6261 I send my condolences to you too! Yeah… he had sepis, ARDS, pneumonia and got diagnosed with copd.
Thanks for sharing such an important message
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@creative things at least pronounce duo correctly 😑
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@creative things thanks 🙏🏽
The animations are great as always!
I had pneumonia quite often when I was young. Usually just staying at home and avoiding triggers would do, but sometimes it got so bad that I had to get hospitalised for days. Cold air was a HUGE trigger for me, I sometimes could go all summer without having an episode, but I’d get the worst episodes in winter as it gets petty cold here in Switzerland, so every Christmas break my family would travel to some tropical countries and my condition would get better. When I was around 8 years old, pneumonia suddenly decided to leave me alone, probably because my immune system got stronger, and I could suddenly ski and do all the winter sports without feeling any pain and no choking sensations, it’s awesome :)
Such a fantastic and well explained video! Thank you!!
I had pneumonia twice in my life, the second time I got it I was 8 years old. I ended up staying from school for almost 2 months. The entire first month we’d go to my doctor every week as my condition worsened but she just kept saying that it was just a virus and all I had to do was rest. Then one night my mom took me to the ER cause I could barely breathe and there they did an x-ray of my chest and the pneumonia spread all throughout my entire lungs. After that I had to stay in the hospital for 2 weeks. Not fun. Btw the cause of the pneumonia we’re cats. I had a lot of stray cats in my neighborhood and I played with them all the time and I probably touched my face a couple times after petting them.
The cause was you. You didn’t wash your hands before touching your face. Probably picked your nose…
Yeah cats aren't good for pregnant women either... something about their urine? I can't remember right now.
Pneumonia spread all over the lungs , how will you cover from this?
Please reply my very close one suffering from this only pneumonia spread all over the lungs.😞😞 doc told us that oxygen level should not below 80 now we are not getting what we can do.
You got surgery or antibiotics?
I got pneumonia as a baby and I got so sick my dad came to visit me he had stage 4 cancer, and was really sick so he couldn’t travel but he wanted to see me before I died. I know I don’t remember it but he risked a lot just to see me and that still means alot to me.
Pneumonia has been a horrifying journey. Had it back when I was 9 and I was hospitalized for around 3 months. At the time I was so scared of dying, seeing all my relatives and friends crying beside my bed. Every day I struggle to even sleep and I could only watch as the clock ticks away from 1 am, 2 am, 3 am... I relentlessly cough and always have the urge to throw up just because the coughing was too intense. Had to take medications almost every few hours and even some injections. I couldn't express how proud I am of myself to have vanquished such an illness and I hope everyone who currently has pneumonia gets well soon and have a nice day. I swear you would never want to have it.
Had this when I was 5 months pregnant. Panting, coughing, fever and to ad insult to injury pee myself constantly. Thank goodness for modern meds!
I got pnemonia last March. I went into a 4 month coma, tracheotomy. So I couldn't speak, Hospitalization for a total of 7 months. I had to learn how to walk and use my hands all over again. I also lost all of my hair due to shock. My parents were planning my funeral bc doctors said I had 1 % chance of surviving. But I'm here. It was the worst time in my life.im still recuperating. Stay healthy everyone.
God Bless You🙏🏾🙏🏾
God bless you! ❤️
I've just had TWO episodes of bacterial pneumonia. The first time I also had pluresy. It was the cruelest thing I have ever experienced .The 2nd episode was about 4 weeks from the first attack. This time I had a triple whammy - pneumonia, asthma and a virus . I'm very lucky the south Australian ambulance service are less than 3 kl from my home. It took the ambo's 5 minutes to arrive and start working on me. then to the hospital in Elizabeth. I'm home now trying to recover - feeling very tired and weak. Feeling very frustrated. I'm 75 years young.
I remember I got pneumonia when I was 7. I honestly cannot remember anything other than that I coughed and needed an inhaler. My mom was really worried, but I was clueless had no idea what was going on. I'm glad I didn't know how serious it was and that I recovered from it.
That's a literally life saving video
I had this as a child didn't knew it was that bad I was just enjoying hospital food
I had pneumonia for months because my mom just thought I had asthma. I went through multiple inhalers and I was told to “remember to use your inhaler” even if I just used it. And then once I got diagnosed and antibiotics I needed two rounds and three months to fully recover.
Two rounds of what?? Antibiotics??
@@perseusvlasov367 antibiotics, yes.
WOW, this video is just ridiculously amazing, what an entertaining production!
I had Pneumonia 8 years ago and is horrible because initially you just think it’s the regular flu until you can breathe anymore. Recovery can also be anywhere from a month to 3 months to get back to regular activities. I remember afterwards getting up the stairs was so hard to do and I was winded for a long time afterwards
I lost my grandma to pneumonia a month before covid came out she was like my mom my grandma my best friend my homie my everything all in one when she left half of me left theres no feeling in the world like being with your grandma rip to all the grandmas 😞 love you grandma
My grandpa is in the hospital with pneumonia right now.😭 I really hope he will be okay.
I had pneumonia when I was 12 years old and still remember how difficult is was to breathe.
I had 103 fever and spent a week in the hospital.
I missed 3weeks of school and had to go to summer school to make up all that time.
Wonderful piece of understanding for all age groups
I had pneumonia once, in the 2 or 3 grade. I remember my doctor thought it was asthma, and gave me an inhaler. After that didn't work, they diagnosed me with pneumonia. I stayed home for a week, and luckily, I got better to a point where I wasn't coughing 24/7. Then I was off to school again 🙄The worst part was the coughing. I was always coughing mucus, and I had to have a bucket near me at all times. I also felt nauseous, and had headaches. I hope none of you ever get it!
My grandma just passed away from pneumonia 3 days ago, because the hospitals won't accept her because they're scared that she have COVID-19. I haven't even go the chance to talk to her. Rest in peace grandma.
Sorry for your loss...
Rest in peace grandmother excluding that hospital who refused a patient!? 😭
The hospital turned away a possible Covid patient? Seems unlikely.
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@@leevancliffneridacampo7769 they won't clearly this dude's capping
i got pneumonia a couple months ago and now i see how lucky i am to survive. i had to go to the hospital and i stayed there for a week. thank god the doctors saved me.
I had acquired a Community Acquired Pneumonia last August 2009 when I was still studying Nursing course in college. It was difficult to breathe, having a high grade fever and can't even cough out the mucus despite numerous times of drinking 4-5 gallons of water in a day so I won't miss my CAPPing ceremony and also I don't want to be hospitalized at that time knowing I will be missing a lot of lectures and get behind my class. So right after the ceremony at college, I told my mom that I can't stand it anymore and I needed to be hospitalized because of low level of Oxygen in my body.
I got pneumonia during spring break in high school. Around the last day before break, I felt awful in gym. While my family was out of town, I spent 2 weeks at my grandma's, struggled to stay hydrated, and had regular IV appointments.
Ironicly, after I recovered and was back in school, we were covering the resphitory system in anat & phiz and learned about pnemonia.
I've had it three times. First time left me asthmatic. The last time it was bilateral, left lung collapsed, went into respiratory acidosis and septic shock. I was dying when they got me to hospital. That was three years ago and I'm still not back to how I was before.
What kind of issues you got?
@@christiandeluxer2926 It’s probably a combination time, age and the usual slow recovery from any serious illness. I just couldn’t gain back the muscle mass and strength I lost. False modesty aside, I was ridiculously strong for a man of my age before but now I’d say I’m merely impressive for a 60 year old 80)
You make things easy to understand
lost my cousin from Pneumonia last week , he was great a person , miss you man 😞
almost died because of pneumonia when i was three years old.
Glad you made it alive.
@@poop2615 0_0
i've almost died thrice... when i was 9, i jumped into a pool because i thought i was "over it" and almost drowned lmao
Ah same, but at 11
@@pizzabella_2356 lmao me too or so i just thought, my classmate was playing games with me not knowing i was not joking and my feet cant really touch the ground of the pool, i punched him in the face and he was shocked lmao and didnt set foot there ever again and stayed on the 3 feet pool😳
As a child from age 6 to age of 9 or even 10, I had about 2 pneumonias per year. My immune system was literally as if I was HIV positive. If another kid sneezes or has some sort of a rash , I'm next in line to get it.
The cure however was quite simple. Each year my parents started taking me to sea for a week (breathing the iodine vapor/salt from the area + the sun exposure in the non dangerous hours ), then right after we are back from the coastline in our city , they would send me to my grandma who was living in a mountain village that had paved roads up to 2km heights.
TLDR: The air pressure and change of climate from the altitude did wonders for my immune system. On a side note: Being scared of Trash19 virus is rather amusing to me , having been needled with Penicillin and Gentamicin regularly while getting all kinds of skin diseases due to poor immune system.
Loved this. Just wonderful.
I’ve had pneumonia TWICE in my life. I’m super thankful that I’am alive. Recovery took around 2 months to finally get my lungs strong again.
When I was 3 or 4 (somewhere round that age) I caught pneumonia twice so watching this made me realise how lucky I am to not drown on land.
Just a side note for people with pneumonia: Do not take any cough suppressants to clear the fluid in the lungs (like the video said, coughing is a coping method for pneumonia) unless indicated by a doctor.
And brush you teeth!
@@goatmealcookies7421 why?
@@ahmedegymed5853
Bacteria in the mouth can be a contributing factor to pneumonia (not necessarily the cause, but it can make it worse) that's why severe tooth decay can lead to lung issues, because the person is literally inhaling bad bacteria
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 thank you,contributing like bacteria from the mouth will cause infection added to bacteria already causing the pneumonia ,right ?
No one in this comments section has made the connection between Coronavirus and Pneumonia.
I got pneumonia when i was 3-4 years old, I don't remember much of it. All I remember was it being hard to breathe. my oxygen level was 70. It was the worst thing I have ever experienced. Good thing I don't remember much. Stay safe people.
I had pneumonia aged 44 living in a four season State and it turned into a really bad pneumonia winter for the State Down Under in 1997. Then again at 54 living in the tropics in 2007. The first time was accompanied by Pleurisy and Asthma, I was in a really bad way. Both times I was hospitalised but never told whether I had viral or bacterial pneumonia. I am guessing viral as I was never given any medication outside of using a nebuliser the first time. The second time was purely to monitor me because no treatment was given. I am surmising pneumonia in the tropics isn't common. I was working with the public the first time and it was a bitterly cold and wet winter and caring for my mother who was living with us the second time.
Pneumonia is no joke yet so many are able to carry on with their normal lives with it, without medical attention. As many actually did in 1997 which made me feel really bad that I couldn't. I even had to miss out on seeing Phantom of the Opera, my husband took his sister instead at least it was her wedding anniversary which didn't impress her husband lol.