I just love how descriptive, respectful and friendly you communicate with every patient in your videos. A real gentleman and professional. Would love to be examined by you one day, Dr. Gill!
@@DrJamesGill As a nurse. I couldn't agree more. We are all going to age. God willing. I would like to think I would get the same medical care I strive to give to my patients.
1:03 It's so interesting to observe Dr.Gill making extra sure that he telegraphs touching the patient from behind. So respectful and thoughtful, I love to see that!
Considering the large number of the ASMR community that watches Dr. Gill's videos, I would say that the ASMR phenomenon deserves far more serious research than it currently receives. Formally, Dr. James Gill performs routine medical procedures. But the manner in which these procedures are performed, the mesmerizing voice of the doctor, and the kind/attentive attitude towards the patient is what causes a surge of pleasure waves in many people who watch the videos, incl. me too. So it seems that Dr. Gill heals more with his voice and his attentiveness to the patient than by performing routine procedures. In this case, the performance of routine medical procedures is just the framework through which Dr. Gill displays his enormous ASMR talent. I will say something that has been well known for a long time, but is often forgotten - people get sick first mentally, and only then physically. First the soul suffers, first the mind suffers, and only then the body begins to suffer - this is what medical science calls ''psychosomatics''. And when a person goes to his doctor for treatment, he (the patient) often needs a conversation with a friend more than a medication. A person needs to be listened to with empathy, to be treated as a close person, not as a product that has health insurance. In fact, Dr. Gill (knowingly or not) is giving us a glimpse of a future medicine that will not rely so much on strict medical treatment of the patient and on drug therapies, as it will have a beneficial effect on the human soul and psyche. And the doctor will treat his patient like a close friend.
Just as I thought you would have run out of clinical skills ideas, you deliver again with a authentic and interesting clinical skills video. Thanks doc, may God bless you and your family. Take care now, bye bye then.
As someone who has had 14 brain surgeries and 5 spinal surgeries I find this fascinating. I don’t think I’ve ever had an assessment that is this in-depth. You would probably find my spine quite interesting with everything that is wrong with it.
Seeing this video suddenly reminded me of when I was in sixth grade and experienced neck pain that kept me out of school because I couldn’t turn my head sideways at all and had to rest it in a recliner with ibuprofen. It turned out that the pain was caused by bad posture in my sleep from being a stomach sleeper and sleeping with two pillows and as soon as I stopped sleeping with a second pillow it restored my posture and cleared up the pain and my neck returned to a normal range of motion. Even though it’s been nearly 27 years since I experienced that I still remember how awful it felt and have done everything I can to try and prevent it from ever happening again.
My poor wife couldn’t do any of those movements as she broke her neck in a car accident 30yrs ago and it’s fused, wired and plated. Still, we’ve cycled over 50k this week none of which was on tarmac so it isn’t all bad. 😁
@@DrJamesGill Thank you Dr Gill. Yes, not bad I guess. I had a 12hr cancer op this time last year to remove a huge facial melanoma so my recovery is still ongoing.....oh, and we were 34yrs married yesterday (12th) 😁
Medicine evolves and has evolved. To think, say 70 years ago, I doubt there was much that could've been done to bad neck injuries. Congrats on your wedding day :)
Summary was generated by Summatim, let us know if there are any inaccuracies! 🤖 0:13: Introduction 0:24: Symptoms 0:41: Physical Examination 3:34: Nerve Test 5:17: Strength Test 6:02: Conclusion
I'm pretty sure a orthopaedic surgeon did damage to my neck. In the way he examined me. He put a hell of a lot of crazy pressure on my head. I didn't have neck pain. But since he did it. My neck is hurting like crazy. The pain is so unbearable I'm afraid to move my neck and it makes noises 😢😢😢😢😢😢
I don't know much about medicine, but after watching many of your videos I have a question - is it normal that there is so little movement when checking reflexes? TIA
A doctor I know can actually diagnose and treat a patient by sensing energy fields, checking leg length, and waving his hands by making the sign of the cross.
Dr. Gill - I am not a medical person, but I have a question. When you are doing the reflex test, why do you strike your thumb, when testing at the elbow joint ?
I don't have a medical background either, but dr. Martin Samuels taught in a similar asmr exam video that hitting the muscle directly gives a different reflex (aka direct muscle excitability) than the tendon reflex that you're trying to test. So in the arms where the muscle and tendons you're testing are close to each other you have to put your thumb there to make sure you're actually testing the tendon reflex. In the legs it doesn't matter since the tendons being tested are further away from the relevant muscles and there's no risk of hitting them directly. He also said that direct muscle response is important, but for a different reason than tendon reflexes.
I think physios are fantastic, and when it comes to rehabilitation and addressing MSK issues I don’t think you can get finer evidenced bases practice That’s the key, if there is no evidence, then I would avoid
Can someone explain to me why it's called the cervical spine and then cancer of the cervix is also called cervical cancer is there a reason why they share the same name?
Cervix is Latin for neck, and we have many “neck like” structures in the body, the two most people talk about at the neck at the top of the spine, and also the neck of the womb. Both of which are termed cervix
I have been having some pain in my left ilium crest when I walk and it has been occurring for roughly a week now. Do you suggest seeking medical attention?
I know DrG is all about the correct way to do things, but i find the idea of doctors asking if touchung mr is ok as weird depending on the issue sire they have to ask. But fpr the kost part never been asked.. amd saying no would be going ahainst me wanting help with something
Its the most decent and professional thing to do, and it also calms the patient. I am a nurse, i dont do anything with my patients without asking them if i can touch them, and then telling them what i am about to do
You people do realize this is a training video so he's doing the best acting he's capable of. I'm sure he's a right devil going through people like most doctors do like cattle 😅😅😅
So she complains of a neck problem, he does everything to see the neck problem and she just goes no no no no and has zero questions at the end. She’s a fraud.
Bro she comes in complaining of neck pain, he does a few tests, determines it is not related to the nerve, then tells her to leave. Now all thats left is to mail her a 300 dollar bill and youve got a bona fide american medical experience.
So there wasn't anything wrong with you. When you came to me to complain , I guess you just needed a shoulder to cry on. *looks at camera which doesn't fade away* *Patient in the background passes looks at Dr. Gill and the camera*
We were so close to getting a "lovely and floppy" out of Dr. Gill. Maybe next time.
He is getting older. These things happen.
Haha lovely and floppy . That’s what this one blonde lady I like watching says
If your neck is floppy, may be it's not good? 😂
@@johnnyboyy5175 That's "Dr Berry" to you! 🤣
Yes but we've got a '' little little pressure ''
I just love how descriptive, respectful and friendly you communicate with every patient in your videos.
A real gentleman and professional.
Would love to be examined by you one day, Dr. Gill!
It’s important we treat our patients are we’d like to be treated 😊
@@DrJamesGill As a nurse. I couldn't agree more. We are all going to age. God willing. I would like to think I would get the same medical care I strive to give to my patients.
I find it off-putting honestly, I would not go to this doctor
‘Alittlepitofpressure’ is nearly the sequel we need
1:03 It's so interesting to observe Dr.Gill making extra sure that he telegraphs touching the patient from behind.
So respectful and thoughtful, I love to see that!
It’s highly important, as the patient can’t see you when you step behind them 😊
So important, particularly for women I would say as a man touching them unexpectedly from behind can be quite alarming, even when it's a doctor!
Considering the large number of the ASMR community that watches Dr. Gill's videos, I would say that the ASMR phenomenon deserves far more serious research than it currently receives.
Formally, Dr. James Gill performs routine medical procedures. But the manner in which these procedures are performed, the mesmerizing voice of the doctor, and the kind/attentive attitude towards the patient is what causes a surge of pleasure waves in many people who watch the videos, incl. me too.
So it seems that Dr. Gill heals more with his voice and his attentiveness to the patient than by performing routine procedures. In this case, the performance of routine medical procedures is just the framework through which Dr. Gill displays his enormous ASMR talent.
I will say something that has been well known for a long time, but is often forgotten - people get sick first mentally, and only then physically. First the soul suffers, first the mind suffers, and only then the body begins to suffer - this is what medical science calls ''psychosomatics''.
And when a person goes to his doctor for treatment, he (the patient) often needs a conversation with a friend more than a medication. A person needs to be listened to with empathy, to be treated as a close person, not as a product that has health insurance.
In fact, Dr. Gill (knowingly or not) is giving us a glimpse of a future medicine that will not rely so much on strict medical treatment of the patient and on drug therapies, as it will have a beneficial effect on the human soul and psyche. And the doctor will treat his patient like a close friend.
It’s one of the reasons I feel the 10 minute consultation in the NHS is bad for both the patient and me
The voice is frankly a little bit annoying
@@Carolina-gz8ug get lost
Just as I thought you would have run out of clinical skills ideas, you deliver again with a authentic and interesting clinical skills video. Thanks doc, may God bless you and your family. Take care now, bye bye then.
Honestly we’re getting close, but that’s why we’re looking at responsive tests now, rather than generic examinations 😊
Megan always seems so composed yet flexible. Always a great erm... subject? Patient? Great work as always from both of you.
I am Impressed and astounded as to the amount of information Dr. Gill has memorized and his memory
My favourite pairing 👌🏻
Nah him and Abbie where the best
@@angelinamincher7406 Tut Tut
As someone who has had 14 brain surgeries and 5 spinal surgeries I find this fascinating. I don’t think I’ve ever had an assessment that is this in-depth. You would probably find my spine quite interesting with everything that is wrong with it.
I come for the asmr but I’m glad he’s actually teaching the next generation of medical professionals
Seeing this video suddenly reminded me of when I was in sixth grade and experienced neck pain that kept me out of school because I couldn’t turn my head sideways at all and had to rest it in a recliner with ibuprofen. It turned out that the pain was caused by bad posture in my sleep from being a stomach sleeper and sleeping with two pillows and as soon as I stopped sleeping with a second pillow it restored my posture and cleared up the pain and my neck returned to a normal range of motion. Even though it’s been nearly 27 years since I experienced that I still remember how awful it felt and have done everything I can to try and prevent it from ever happening again.
My poor wife couldn’t do any of those movements as she broke her neck in a car accident 30yrs ago and it’s fused, wired and plated. Still, we’ve cycled over 50k this week none of which was on tarmac so it isn’t all bad. 😁
I’m sorry to hear about the accident, but clearly you are both keeping fit. 50km is a great distance
@@DrJamesGill Thank you Dr Gill. Yes, not bad I guess. I had a 12hr cancer op this time last year to remove a huge facial melanoma so my recovery is still ongoing.....oh, and we were 34yrs married yesterday (12th) 😁
Congratulations for yesterday
Medicine evolves and has evolved. To think, say 70 years ago, I doubt there was much that could've been done to bad neck injuries.
Congrats on your wedding day :)
Summary was generated by Summatim, let us know if there are any inaccuracies! 🤖
0:13: Introduction
0:24: Symptoms
0:41: Physical Examination
3:34: Nerve Test
5:17: Strength Test
6:02: Conclusion
Great video just wish it was longer
This is a good one. More Dr Gill, there’s never enough.
Examinations take as long as they take
@@DrJamesGill Of course, but.. you would probably 10x your GP salary if you just focused on UA-cam ASMR full time.
@@PeruLover I really don’t think you understand how much doctors make…
@@StevoPvP not as much as they should be for the amount of time spent at uni
You're voice is really relaxing to listen to
My safe place whenever I feel anxiety or panicking
SAME
I'm pretty sure a orthopaedic surgeon did damage to my neck. In the way he examined me. He put a hell of a lot of crazy pressure on my head. I didn't have neck pain. But since he did it. My neck is hurting like crazy. The pain is so unbearable I'm afraid to move my neck and it makes noises 😢😢😢😢😢😢
damn that's so fucked up. did you recover from it?
Salute to dr gill,,respect from NYC WASHINGTON HEIGHTS🔥💪
👍
Love your warm and comforting videos, Dr. James Until next time, Cheerio !
Thanks for the vid dr! Have a good weekend
👍
Cannot wait to fall asleep to this latest bad boy.
Ok but she said there was pain in her neck. Whats with the cliff hanger I need a diagnosis on my favorite hospital drama
As someone with Fibromyalgia and Kyphosis this examination would've had a very different effect on me lol. Megan seems to be handling it like a champ.
5:15
Dr. Gill: "Now we need to have a look at your strength."
Patient : "Have you witnessed my fitness?"
কমজোর
Hey DR GIL I send my hellos from Mexico I’m a big fan !!!!
I don't know much about medicine, but after watching many of your videos I have a question - is it normal that there is so little movement when checking reflexes? TIA
Can be. Reflexes are a challenging one. Is the reflex truly reduces, or is it just that clinical setting
Another great video, Dr Gill! Informative and relaxing
These videos are always wonderful. Also your assistant has those Billie Piper genetics.
She just needs to PUTTAPITTAPAPER on her neck and that'll resolve the issue.
Ya boi missed the chance to say "lovely and floppy" twice!😂
So that's how I get a massage out of my doctor. Only problem is, they aren't free that way, here in the US.
I’m not sure I’d describe that as a massage!
@@DrJamesGill a light shoulder dusting, perhaps?
A doctor I know can actually diagnose and treat a patient by sensing energy fields, checking leg length, and waving his hands by making the sign of the cross.
Replace "can actually" with "claims", and your description will be accurate.
I want that Dr. Gill to make my examination too. He so soft .
Many doctors are in hurry when they doing this tests and is painful
Need to book with this am in pain for over a year
It would be more interesting if in one of these, there was an issue. It’s always ‘any pain?’ ‘no’. I’d want to see how you address pain or numbness.
Unfortunately these are teaching demos. But I’ll look at adding management to future deep dives
@@DrJamesGill i thought there are 2 video's where david has issues with his shoulders and back
That was the shoulder exam deep dive… and it wasn’t part of the script 😅
Wish doctors in the U.S. were this through
does it not hurt your thumb when checking for reflexes? that object seems quite blunt
these are relaxing
Brlliant video!!
Thanks!
Dr. Gill - I am not a medical person, but I have a question. When you are doing the reflex test, why do you strike your thumb, when testing at the elbow joint ?
To ensure we don’t hurt the patient
I don't have a medical background either, but dr. Martin Samuels taught in a similar asmr exam video that hitting the muscle directly gives a different reflex (aka direct muscle excitability) than the tendon reflex that you're trying to test. So in the arms where the muscle and tendons you're testing are close to each other you have to put your thumb there to make sure you're actually testing the tendon reflex. In the legs it doesn't matter since the tendons being tested are further away from the relevant muscles and there's no risk of hitting them directly. He also said that direct muscle response is important, but for a different reason than tendon reflexes.
4:31 I thought the industry standard phrasing was "lovely and floppy"
:(
Dr. Gill "PROTECK YA NECK"
she's at it mate
What is your take on Chiropractors? Even though I disagree with them being called "Doctor," do you think their occupation is quackery??
I trust physiotherapist, and their science based approach to treating MSK related issues.
I always wince when you hit your finger testing reflexes. Does it not hurt?
When we do a day teaching how to do reflexes it certainly can!
So would that suggest that it was muscilar? BTW, I am not a medical persona oitside of BLS. Kist like learning.
That was the intention yes
Thanks Doc, I really want to ask you what do you think about chiropractors?
I think physios are fantastic, and when it comes to rehabilitation and addressing MSK issues I don’t think you can get finer evidenced bases practice
That’s the key, if there is no evidence, then I would avoid
Is she actually in need of these examinations or is this just for the craic
So relaxing I fell asleep watching this.
What i gather from Doctor Gill's finger movements it is almost like a Typewriter or Piano type finger pressing movement along the shoulders .
Doctor is your new volunteer taking over Abbys stop?
No, I still hope Abbie might be able to help out in future, but we’re all so busy atm
Obviously I don't wish for anything on anyone but genuinely curious have you ever examined someone for a video and noticed a genuine issue?
Last week that actually happened!
Very professional
I was wholey waiting for a 3 Stooges Moment where Dr Gill tests a reflex and Meghan's reflex hits or kicks Dr. Gill
My neck started aching because of me using the computer for longer sessions. I need a massage soon.
A lot of the time I really think messages help
@@DrJamesGill The relief scales with character count.
Can someone explain to me why it's called the cervical spine and then cancer of the cervix is also called cervical cancer is there a reason why they share the same name?
Cervix is Latin for neck, and we have many “neck like” structures in the body, the two most people talk about at the neck at the top of the spine, and also the neck of the womb.
Both of which are termed cervix
@@DrJamesGill omg thank you that makes so much sense now
Too quality videos, still the best unintentional asmr. Best regards Doc
My favourite client❤
My neck muscles spasm force it to lean down sideways and it does that constantly. If anyone has had that or known anyone with that let me know.
I have been having some pain in my left ilium crest when I walk and it has been occurring for roughly a week now. Do you suggest seeking medical attention?
If you are concerned then stop risk to your doctor
Says she's been experiencing neck pain for two weeks.
Doesn't experience any pain during examination.
Lol...my thinking as well 😅
No giggles from Megan this time?!
One day I’ll do a blooper reel!
@ Dr James Gill
That would be a lot of fun to watch!
'Tell me if there's any problems here.'
'Nope.'
'FINE DONT, THEN. SHEESH'
The jealousy I feel that she answers no to feeling any pain in the beginning of the exam.
Love it
I know DrG is all about the correct way to do things, but i find the idea of doctors asking if touchung mr is ok as weird depending on the issue sire they have to ask. But fpr the kost part never been asked.. amd saying no would be going ahainst me wanting help with something
"I'm just going to touch your chest if I can"
How dare you steal my line..
Happy 26th Birthday to "Megan Struthers, the 22nd of February, 1998".
I once had problems with the left side of my neck. I had torticollis.
This guy is 100% just making AMSR videos now lmao
"Yeah sorry I think I blinked, we'll have to do the shoulder section again..."
I have pain in all those spots…
I love how he always asks for consent before touching.
Its the most decent and professional thing to do, and it also calms the patient. I am a nurse, i dont do anything with my patients without asking them if i can touch them, and then telling them what i am about to do
Let the neck b free
It's kinda insane she has the exact same birthday as me and I've never seen anyone with my birthday!!
Man, i wish i had the amount of neck pain she's having whenever i have neck pain.
I would love a whole video dedicated to the reflexes and hammer uses 4:34
Here is a starter for you 😊
What is a reflex arc? - Understanding the Clinical Skills - Neurology - Dr Gill
ua-cam.com/video/tl7EZydFQ9s/v-deo.html
You are the best sir!
Get more of her
What’s your birthday? 22nd February. What year? Every year!
To test the neck you should really putabitofpaper on it
You people do realize this is a training video so he's doing the best acting he's capable of. I'm sure he's a right devil going through people like most doctors do like cattle 😅😅😅
Holy fuck it's Abby Anderson
What is the patient’s instagram 👀👀👀
I would have to eat maybe 1000 calories a day for quite a while to fit into Dr. Gill's clothes.
Lovely and floppy sir
She is as healthy as a fish
hello
😍Megan..
3:11 え！？ I don't think she is ok.
Dr Gill was on bear grills the island show
She still looks a bit scared.
Dr. Gill: Does your neck even hurt or are you just here for clout??
Was she loose and floppy?
@@georgepierson4920 she was stiff, like a bit of pay-pah
She remind me about gareth bale 😭
Amo asmr
So she complains of a neck problem, he does everything to see the neck problem and she just goes no no no no and has zero questions at the end. She’s a fraud.
she requires immediate covering in bits o paper
Bro she comes in complaining of neck pain, he does a few tests, determines it is not related to the nerve, then tells her to leave.
Now all thats left is to mail her a 300 dollar bill and youve got a bona fide american medical experience.
So there wasn't anything wrong with you. When you came to me to complain , I guess you just needed a shoulder to cry on.
*looks at camera which doesn't fade away*
*Patient in the background passes looks at Dr. Gill and the camera*