Thank you for explaining that being into BDSM does not mean that you are damaged or have any form of psychiatric problem. I am sick and tired of people always equating BDSM with mental issue (most commonly that bdsm-ers are abused as children). Yes, there are people who practice BDSM who have psychiatric problems. But the BDSM is not a symptom of that. And it does not mean that all BDSM practitioners have mental issues. There are people with mental issues who have sex. Does that mean that everyone who enjoys sex must have mental issues? no! So thanks again! It’s so rare for anyone on UA-cam to address this in a respectful and informed manner.
Thank you for your kind words. This is soooo important. People need to stop being shamed and feeling embarrassed it can ultimately harm them mentally and physically if they delay care.
Rena Malik, M.D. I absolutely agree. Safety is the most important thing in BDSM. But something can always go wrong. Nobody wants that, but it happens. The way people look at BDSM makes it that we sometimes rather “wait it out” than seek the needed care. Having 15 years experience as a Red Cross first aid volunteer I understand the dangers of denying care. Being active in the BDSM scene I myself would never delay getting care if it’s needed. But I do understand why people are scared, embarrassed or both. I hope that someday, preferably soon, that will chance. Videos like your will help to accomplish that.
JoeysRattata that is precisely why I am so happy with the way Rena addressed it. This way it keeps it vague for those who do not wish to know about bdsm but sends a great and clear message to those it concerns.
Most kinksters like a little agreed on kink with their pleasure. The ones who really need understanding medical personnel are the ones who enjoy edge play. Things like scarification, needles, rope, suspension etc which all have potential for horrible injuries. We try to be safe, sane, consensual as well as keeping to risk aware consensual kink, but people are not infallible. Mistakes can happen and we need to not be too scared or ashamed to seek help when needed.
Thank you for being so respectful and professional in your discussion of BDSM and masochism. Unfortunately, not all physicians are as respectful about the issue :(
I love your videos! Especially since you fill in what happens off screen a little. A lot of channels don't do that and it's kinda hard to keep track of all the story lines with hundreds of episodes to "memorize". I need more!
There was a masochist, walking along the roadside. The masochist had walked for a long while, when the masochist saw someone else coming in the opposite direction. As the person got closer, it was obvious that the other person was a sadist. When they met, the masochist greeted the sadist, "hit me!". "No", replied the sadist.
I just found your channel and I love the level of understanding & elegance you show while talking about sensitive subject or a subject that is considered as awkward & embarrassing, really made me acknowledge the importance of urologists, keep up the good work 💛
And it’s not like many people think “a man bearing the Living h out of a woman.” The consent part of that is very important to that. You agree upfront to everything that happens, have safe words to assure that. And what many people forget or just don’t know is that men too van be submissive (and that many are)
@@celticphoenix2579 about the same.....though wow, I blundered there didn't I calculated......lol, what the hell does math have to do with it? let's not ponder that thought too much
Oh! Another video from Dr. Malik! 😄I really appreciate the simple and down to earth style of your videos. Thanks so much for educating and entertaining us! It's also nice to hear how well you speak of residents at hospitals as well as those who practice masochism. Stay safe and well, and congratulations on your new subscribers!
Thank you. As always interesting and entertaining. Way back (early 80s) as a young patrol officer we would respond to calls where people had gotten into quote a pickle. Thankfully there were good people like you get out of their pickle.
It may be a weird thing to talk about, but urinary obstruction is a serious problem. I was starting to have kidney issues after being partially obstructed for two days from a large mass in my abdomen. After surgery to remove the mass and relieve the pressure, post-op recovery was a breeze compared to the pain of obstruction. I felt like I could do cartwheels even with my fresh incisions. There was nothing like needing to urinate but being unable. I was doubled over in pain and unable to walk, but the embarrassment factor was so strong, even though it was not something that I did to myself. My doctors for that first procedure were not the kindest, but it is so great to hear a professional talk about these issues in such an open way. It's doctors like her that made it easier for me to get help earlier when I started having the same issue again.
Thank you for including a little education on BDSM at the end. Love your videos! I love all these different kinds of doctors on youtube providing some education about their expertise. You deserve more subscribers!
I just discovered your channel and I love to see your passion for the job! It's extremely interesting, thank you for explaining all those things! Please continue!!!
First of all this was a great video thanks for doing it. I love Greys and doctors react videos on it. Secondly a huge Thank you for your input at the end in regards to BDSM. It's still very common for people to be kink shamed these days even in the medical community with the "evidence" that it's "wrong" simply being their personal opinion. I don't subscribe to many but I will to you :)
I love your videos, I’m so glad I stumbled across your channel. My dream is to become a neurosurgeon but for some reason the more I watch your videos the more I become interested in becoming a urologist.
Thank you! Both are excellent specialties but very different in quality of life and disease pathology you treat. You'll figure it out after you rotate through both specialities some day!
love your videos, honestly. they are just so easy, in a way.. you are always so calm but involved, you laugh when there is something funny but also are very informative and let us viewers learn from you. i always feel so much less stressed everytime i watch this kind of react video so i really hope you'll keep on making it! i would also suggest you, as shows to react to, house md and private practice, which is a spinoff of grey's anatomy (the characters work in a fertility clinic, between the doctors there is one specialized in sexuology and even tho it is not your specialty you might find a lot of similarities in the cases they presents in the show)
I can't even imagine.... how hard it was to film the scene where he was telling Edwards what happened. A dedicated actress, because god knows I wouldn't be able to stop laughing.
My wife is a Family nurse practice and we where talking an she brought up a good point. you said you had a patient go 3 days without urinating. If you where drinking the recommended amount of fluids a day wouldn’t this shorten the amount of time you could hold “it” and making rupturing more likely? Love your channel an the great info.
You will start being uncomfortable more quickly and probably start having overflow incontinence or leaking per urethra. You also risk kidney failure. Ultimately you'll end up in the ed. Risk of rupture extremely low in someone with a normal healthy bladder.
Rena Malik, M.D. thank you for responding. So what you’re saying is the other complications Will put you in the ED well before rupturing your bladder would ever become a real threat
Seconding the general "thank you so much for the respectful and destigmatizing overview of BDSM" - fear of doctors' judgement of your sexuality is a huge barrier to receiving urological and GYN care in all populations, but particularly ones stigmatized by the majority.
Hi, Dr. Malik. I have been enjoying your videos for the last couple of hours. I am a clinical social worker and am in a sex therapy training program. Your information is amazing and helpful to me. I talk to a lot of people about ED, PE, lack of desire, etc. I'm thankful I discovered you and will continue to see your videos. Thank you!
Sex, masturbation, and kinks are all natural and shouldn't be shamed upon and it was a lovely thing to bring some light to that. Nothing wrong with those who partake, but injury and misadventure can happen. Sometimes it's just due to lack or education, or again, shame.
:O 2 years ago after my surgery I couldn't pee. I had nose surgery, to open up my nostrils because I broke my nose 3 times prior to that, and I was supposed to lie in intensive care for 24 hours after the surgery, hooked onto IV. And I couldn't pee. They were pumping me up with fluids and I just couldn't pee. It was the most horrible 24 hours I've ever had to go through. And all that after a face surgery. The nurse was yelling at me constantly, because I had to take my IV out to go pee, and when I couldn't and told her I couldn't she would scream at me threatening to put a catheter. And I was begging her to do it just so I could drain my bladder. But she refused. She didn't believe me I couldn't pee and thought I was just a drama queen asking for attention. It took me around 20 hours to be able to pee again. I didn't sleep that night at all, just sat on the toilet crying. The pain you feel when you can't pee is horrible. And it's especially horrible when you're in the intensive care unit completely alone, and aren't even allowed a phone to call your family.
I used to go 2 days every now and then when I was younger without peeing I mostly went 0-1 times a day though never knew it was weird until recently and never knew I should have seen a doctor
Rena Malik, M.D. the doctor dint think i would need a catheter at home after i had a day surgery to remove the forskin to remove a tumour. He made a mistake. It happens
I don’t know how I would survive something like that. One time when showering a bit of soap went into my urethra, stinging a bit, but nothing to serious. However, it got irritated after urinating 2-3 times and by next day evening I couldn’t urinate because of the excruciating pain in the urethral opening, my urethral sphincter refused to relax anticipating pain when only a couple of drops came into contact with the opening. I really needed to pee after a couple of hours and didn’t know what to do, I was googling symptoms and thinking I would have to go to the ER to get a catheter. Luckily, I found a solution online - basically, if you have an irritated urethral opening, you fill a glass up with warm water and put your penis in it, and since that causes the urine to dilute and not suddenly burn you when you pee, you become able to pee. It was incredible, and it’s a simple solution which may help someone avoid catheterization in that specific case.
I once had such a bad uti that peeing felt like razor blades so I was only getting a few drops out before a spasm shut everything down. I made it 48 hours before I got help. Urispaz is an amazing medicine and I now keep it in my med kit just in case. Luckily the regular few drops, though painful, meant I didn't need a catheter.
You need to know that when you al hospital people break off a plastic catheter there remains a burr that is ruff on sensitive tissue like the inside of the urethra I still feel a scratch at times
Have you ever tried a ureteral glide wire (of course floppy tip first 😉) into the bladder and then a catheter with a catheter punch to the tip of a Foley in order to slide over the glide wire?
Not sure if you've read much history of science and medicine, but hearing about the really weird idea of bladder explosion reminded me of one of Galen's (130-210AD) super neato vivisections... of I think a pig - where he ties off the ureters to demonstrate the stoppage of fluid to the bladder, and... hopefully I'm remembering this correctly - I believe it describes even the ureters as ballooning but never bursting... which really goes to show how flippin tough our bodies are lol
That sound pretty cool! I have seen some kidneys have calyceal ruptures with pressure but it's really our bodies way of protecting us - that is not a surgical emergency like a bladder rupture.
I think another possibility for why masochism is appealing is because pain activates a lot of our sympathetic nervous system that heightens awareness and sensitivity. It's perhaps similar to why people love horror films and roller coasters. It makes sense that when you combine that with sex the pleasure would be heightened as well. The other aspects of BDSM tend to be as much psychological as physical, especially those related to power dynamics.
Wow! I'd think there'd have to be at least one real medical case like this where the patient lived to tell about it, because I'd think the chance most hospital patients who'd done this as dying from it would be so great there'd have to be at least one patient who'd done this dare-devil stuff and lived, so there'd be a credible and verifiable storyline for a medical drama such as "GA" to air this kind of situation as believable.
I like how honestly and frankly you talk about sexual topics. I guess it comes with the territory. It is important that people know that injuries during sex (whether by yourself or with others) can happen to anyone and it's nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed about. Imagine what would happen if people were too afraid to go to the ER because of broken bones or some other injury? Medical staff are there to help you, not to judge you. One thing I think a lot of these medical dramas lack is professionalism. I understand why because unprofessional behaviour is more entertaining and dramatic. It's not true to life though. I've seen you and other medical professionals who react to TV series comment about the things portrayed that they would never ever say or do to a patient. I'm a first-year (almost second) recreation therapy student (it's a degree here in Alberta Canada) and even we are taught about professionalism and how it's important to act professionally with our patients and clients. We have whole classes about respecting others regardless of sexuality, gender, religion, appearance, ability, race, and so on.
small town and small minded doctors and nurses, always juding , always hateful, no one sohuld be shamned by going to the E R for any reason, but it happens, and doctors and nurses sohudl know better really, , it is good to know that there are soem doctors that at elast have made he atmept to compbate the shame and guilt ascieated with BDSM, rember to paly safe folks, no glvoe no lvoe, ,
The best camera to use for vlogs is: the one you have. The video was clear, not vertical, had no mismatched audio, wasn't shaky, wasn't the wrong zoom and didn't have any major problems so it's fine. I rather hear the message than worry about the camera type used personally. But you do you boo.
Thank you for talking about BDSM in such a positive and “normal” light. It’s really a breath of fresh air for a medical profession to discuss this topic without making a joke out of it. Thank you ❤️
Thank you for explaining that being into BDSM does not mean that you are damaged or have any form of psychiatric problem. I am sick and tired of people always equating BDSM with mental issue (most commonly that bdsm-ers are abused as children).
Yes, there are people who practice BDSM who have psychiatric problems. But the BDSM is not a symptom of that. And it does not mean that all BDSM practitioners have mental issues. There are people with mental issues who have sex. Does that mean that everyone who enjoys sex must have mental issues? no!
So thanks again! It’s so rare for anyone on UA-cam to address this in a respectful and informed manner.
Thank you for your kind words. This is soooo important. People need to stop being shamed and feeling embarrassed it can ultimately harm them mentally and physically if they delay care.
Rena Malik, M.D. I absolutely agree.
Safety is the most important thing in BDSM. But something can always go wrong. Nobody wants that, but it happens. The way people look at BDSM makes it that we sometimes rather “wait it out” than seek the needed care. Having 15 years experience as a Red Cross first aid volunteer I understand the dangers of denying care. Being active in the BDSM scene I myself would never delay getting care if it’s needed. But I do understand why people are scared, embarrassed or both. I hope that someday, preferably soon, that will chance. Videos like your will help to accomplish that.
JoeysRattata that is precisely why I am so happy with the way Rena addressed it. This way it keeps it vague for those who do not wish to know about bdsm but sends a great and clear message to those it concerns.
Most kinksters like a little agreed on kink with their pleasure. The ones who really need understanding medical personnel are the ones who enjoy edge play. Things like scarification, needles, rope, suspension etc which all have potential for horrible injuries. We try to be safe, sane, consensual as well as keeping to risk aware consensual kink, but people are not infallible. Mistakes can happen and we need to not be too scared or ashamed to seek help when needed.
Dr. Malik is 1000% the kind of doctor you wish you get when you’re in that moment of need ! Understanding and kind while being extremely smart
Thank you for your kind words!
I’ve never heard someone talk about BDSM in such a scholarly way 😂 love this channel keep up the good work!
Thank you!!
Thank you for being so respectful and professional in your discussion of BDSM and masochism. Unfortunately, not all physicians are as respectful about the issue :(
Yes it's frustrating but hopefully videos like this will help to encourage people that it's it's totally fine and they shouldn't feel embarrassed!
I don't even know why I'm surprised that you have so much material from so many greys anatomy episodes to react to haha! Great channel
I love your videos! Especially since you fill in what happens off screen a little. A lot of channels don't do that and it's kinda hard to keep track of all the story lines with hundreds of episodes to "memorize". I need more!
Thanks so much for watching!!
There was a masochist, walking along the roadside. The masochist had walked for a long while, when the masochist saw someone else coming in the opposite direction. As the person got closer, it was obvious that the other person was a sadist. When they met, the masochist greeted the sadist, "hit me!". "No", replied the sadist.
I just found your channel and I love the level of understanding & elegance you show while talking about sensitive subject or a subject that is considered as awkward & embarrassing, really made me acknowledge the importance of urologists, keep up the good work 💛
Thanks so much!
A lot of BDSM relationships revolve around the mantra of "safe, sane, consensual ". There is also a TON of communication between partners.
Exactly!!
And it’s not like many people think “a man bearing the Living h out of a woman.” The consent part of that is very important to that. You agree upfront to everything that happens, have safe words to assure that. And what many people forget or just don’t know is that men too van be submissive (and that many are)
actually now the term is RACK or "Risk Awareness Calculated Kink"
my favorite is: Consent, Comfort, Safety
@@thevashfan12392 I always thought it was risk aware consensual kink.
@@celticphoenix2579 about the same.....though wow, I blundered there didn't I
calculated......lol, what the hell does math have to do with it?
let's not ponder that thought too much
she is like a real life carina de luca
So sweet, thank you!
BTW - Carina is an OB/GYN
Oh! Another video from Dr. Malik! 😄I really appreciate the simple and down to earth style of your videos. Thanks so much for educating and entertaining us! It's also nice to hear how well you speak of residents at hospitals as well as those who practice masochism. Stay safe and well, and congratulations on your new subscribers!
Thanks so much for your continued support!!
Thank you. As always interesting and entertaining. Way back (early 80s) as a young patrol officer we would respond to calls where people had gotten into quote a pickle. Thankfully there were good people like you get out of their pickle.
Thanks for your continued support!
It may be a weird thing to talk about, but urinary obstruction is a serious problem.
I was starting to have kidney issues after being partially obstructed for two days from a large mass in my abdomen. After surgery to remove the mass and relieve the pressure, post-op recovery was a breeze compared to the pain of obstruction. I felt like I could do cartwheels even with my fresh incisions. There was nothing like needing to urinate but being unable. I was doubled over in pain and unable to walk, but the embarrassment factor was so strong, even though it was not something that I did to myself.
My doctors for that first procedure were not the kindest, but it is so great to hear a professional talk about these issues in such an open way. It's doctors like her that made it easier for me to get help earlier when I started having the same issue again.
Thanks for sharing your story. Urinary retention is really uncomfortable and stressful!
Thank you for including a little education on BDSM at the end. Love your videos! I love all these different kinds of doctors on youtube providing some education about their expertise. You deserve more subscribers!
Thanks so much!
This may be your very best video yet. Thanks.
I remember this episode! Lol I appreciate that you bring up BDSM and medicine
Thanks! It's an important topic!
Ok I just found your channel earlier today and saw that you posted today. I’m in love!!
Thank you so much!
I just discovered your channel and I love to see your passion for the job! It's extremely interesting, thank you for explaining all those things! Please continue!!!
Thank you!! Plan on continuing let me know if there's anything you want to see!
@@RenaMalikMD no problem 😉 if there is one thing that I love is to discover new things, continue just like that! 😄
First of all this was a great video thanks for doing it. I love Greys and doctors react videos on it. Secondly a huge Thank you for your input at the end in regards to BDSM. It's still very common for people to be kink shamed these days even in the medical community with the "evidence" that it's "wrong" simply being their personal opinion. I don't subscribe to many but I will to you :)
Thank you!! Hoping to change some people's perspective!
I love your videos, I’m so glad I stumbled across your channel.
My dream is to become a neurosurgeon but for some reason the more I watch your videos the more I become interested in becoming a urologist.
Thank you! Both are excellent specialties but very different in quality of life and disease pathology you treat. You'll figure it out after you rotate through both specialities some day!
love your videos, honestly. they are just so easy, in a way.. you are always so calm but involved, you laugh when there is something funny but also are very informative and let us viewers learn from you. i always feel so much less stressed everytime i watch this kind of react video so i really hope you'll keep on making it! i would also suggest you, as shows to react to, house md and private practice, which is a spinoff of grey's anatomy (the characters work in a fertility clinic, between the doctors there is one specialized in sexuology and even tho it is not your specialty you might find a lot of similarities in the cases they presents in the show)
I made one reaction to private practice - lmk what you think! ua-cam.com/video/7fi-_9zq5Hw/v-deo.html
Thanks for this and please do more!
Thank you for watching! Pls let me know if there is anything you want me to react to or talk about
I can't even imagine.... how hard it was to film the scene where he was telling Edwards what happened. A dedicated actress, because god knows I wouldn't be able to stop laughing.
When the wife is talking you can just tell that Stephanie is like "I have major student loans for medical school for *this*?"
Very informative. Love your channel and your presentation.
Great video. Very informative to the young, creative people out there
I LOVE this episode. S10, E5.
My wife is a Family nurse practice and we where talking an she brought up a good point. you said you had a patient go 3 days without urinating. If you where drinking the recommended amount of fluids a day wouldn’t this shorten the amount of time you could hold “it” and making rupturing more likely? Love your channel an the great info.
You will start being uncomfortable more quickly and probably start having overflow incontinence or leaking per urethra. You also risk kidney failure. Ultimately you'll end up in the ed. Risk of rupture extremely low in someone with a normal healthy bladder.
Rena Malik, M.D. thank you for responding. So what you’re saying is the other complications Will put you in the ED well before rupturing your bladder would ever become a real threat
Seconding the general "thank you so much for the respectful and destigmatizing overview of BDSM" - fear of doctors' judgement of your sexuality is a huge barrier to receiving urological and GYN care in all populations, but particularly ones stigmatized by the majority.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
“I have a big penis”. And “you make me nervous, I need a consult”. Got me laughing so hard (no pun intended)
Seriously it was so good!
Love these reaction videos! I'm learning a lot and it's really entertaining!!!
Thank you for your kind words!
Hi, Dr. Malik. I have been enjoying your videos for the last couple of hours. I am a clinical social worker and am in a sex therapy training program. Your information is amazing and helpful to me. I talk to a lot of people about ED, PE, lack of desire, etc. I'm thankful I discovered you and will continue to see your videos. Thank you!
There is an episode of Greys in season 1 EP 4 with a doctor they call Limp Harry. He’s a urologist
haha Limp Harry?!
@@RenaMalikMDhe would rateher sever the nerves the try to fix it when it can be fixed
Sex, masturbation, and kinks are all natural and shouldn't be shamed upon and it was a lovely thing to bring some light to that. Nothing wrong with those who partake, but injury and misadventure can happen. Sometimes it's just due to lack or education, or again, shame.
One of your new subscribers love your content.
Awesome, thank you!
:O 2 years ago after my surgery I couldn't pee. I had nose surgery, to open up my nostrils because I broke my nose 3 times prior to that, and I was supposed to lie in intensive care for 24 hours after the surgery, hooked onto IV. And I couldn't pee. They were pumping me up with fluids and I just couldn't pee. It was the most horrible 24 hours I've ever had to go through. And all that after a face surgery. The nurse was yelling at me constantly, because I had to take my IV out to go pee, and when I couldn't and told her I couldn't she would scream at me threatening to put a catheter. And I was begging her to do it just so I could drain my bladder. But she refused. She didn't believe me I couldn't pee and thought I was just a drama queen asking for attention. It took me around 20 hours to be able to pee again. I didn't sleep that night at all, just sat on the toilet crying. The pain you feel when you can't pee is horrible. And it's especially horrible when you're in the intensive care unit completely alone, and aren't even allowed a phone to call your family.
That sounds horrible! Why would anyone deny you a catheter?!!!!??!?
i hope you reported that nurse btw, that would've been a law suit for stupidity
I used to go 2 days every now and then when I was younger without peeing I mostly went 0-1 times a day though never knew it was weird until recently and never knew I should have seen a doctor
yes - please see a urologist!
I love greys and u reacting to them
I love your greys anatomy reactions!
Thanks so much!
Hey great videos, I have a personal question regarding a condition which is I have and wanted your recommendation. Great vids as always!
quarantine got us like a bitch
Oh yeah going 24h + without urinating is painful. I went 36hours and wanted to die. The nurses collected 1L of urine.
Horrible!!
Rena Malik, M.D. the doctor dint think i would need a catheter at home after i had a day surgery to remove the forskin to remove a tumour. He made a mistake. It happens
I don’t know how I would survive something like that. One time when showering a bit of soap went into my urethra, stinging a bit, but nothing to serious. However, it got irritated after urinating 2-3 times and by next day evening I couldn’t urinate because of the excruciating pain in the urethral opening, my urethral sphincter refused to relax anticipating pain when only a couple of drops came into contact with the opening. I really needed to pee after a couple of hours and didn’t know what to do, I was googling symptoms and thinking I would have to go to the ER to get a catheter. Luckily, I found a solution online - basically, if you have an irritated urethral opening, you fill a glass up with warm water and put your penis in it, and since that causes the urine to dilute and not suddenly burn you when you pee, you become able to pee. It was incredible, and it’s a simple solution which may help someone avoid catheterization in that specific case.
I once had such a bad uti that peeing felt like razor blades so I was only getting a few drops out before a spasm shut everything down. I made it 48 hours before I got help. Urispaz is an amazing medicine and I now keep it in my med kit just in case. Luckily the regular few drops, though painful, meant I didn't need a catheter.
She berated the intern because she was sleeping with her son and she walked in
You need to know that when you al hospital people break off a plastic catheter there remains a burr that is ruff on sensitive tissue like the inside of the urethra I still feel a scratch at times
So... no one's bladder has ever just exploded from pressure without some previous operation or illness? So the urine backs up into the kidneys?
extremely rare. I've never seen it. It typically causes increased pressure up to the kidneys and/or you start overflowing urine and leaking.
@@RenaMalikMD My grandma was always scaring me with this.. Thank god this doesn't happen often lol
@11:07 - I am pretty sure there was no video documentation of uses of masochism during intercourse in the 1800's. Just sayin'
You should react to 11x19 of grey anatomy
Could you talk about early incontinance
Have you ever tried a ureteral glide wire (of course floppy tip first 😉) into the bladder and then a catheter with a catheter punch to the tip of a Foley in order to slide over the glide wire?
Not sure if you've read much history of science and medicine, but hearing about the really weird idea of bladder explosion reminded me of one of Galen's (130-210AD) super neato vivisections... of I think a pig - where he ties off the ureters to demonstrate the stoppage of fluid to the bladder, and... hopefully I'm remembering this correctly - I believe it describes even the ureters as ballooning but never bursting... which really goes to show how flippin tough our bodies are lol
That sound pretty cool! I have seen some kidneys have calyceal ruptures with pressure but it's really our bodies way of protecting us - that is not a surgical emergency like a bladder rupture.
I think another possibility for why masochism is appealing is because pain activates a lot of our sympathetic nervous system that heightens awareness and sensitivity. It's perhaps similar to why people love horror films and roller coasters. It makes sense that when you combine that with sex the pleasure would be heightened as well. The other aspects of BDSM tend to be as much psychological as physical, especially those related to power dynamics.
I enjoy watching you.
Mam urethra strecture can cure without surgery???
No unfortunately not
Wow! I'd think there'd have to be at least one real medical case like this where the patient lived to tell about it, because I'd think the chance most hospital patients who'd done this as dying from it would be so great there'd have to be at least one patient who'd done this dare-devil stuff and lived, so there'd be a credible and verifiable storyline for a medical drama such as "GA" to air this kind of situation as believable.
I really like this doctor 👩⚕️ you can talk to her about anything and not be embarrassed 🙈 about anything. It’s hard to find a women like her.
I like how honestly and frankly you talk about sexual topics. I guess it comes with the territory. It is important that people know that injuries during sex (whether by yourself or with others) can happen to anyone and it's nothing to be ashamed of or embarrassed about. Imagine what would happen if people were too afraid to go to the ER because of broken bones or some other injury? Medical staff are there to help you, not to judge you.
One thing I think a lot of these medical dramas lack is professionalism. I understand why because unprofessional behaviour is more entertaining and dramatic. It's not true to life though. I've seen you and other medical professionals who react to TV series comment about the things portrayed that they would never ever say or do to a patient.
I'm a first-year (almost second) recreation therapy student (it's a degree here in Alberta Canada) and even we are taught about professionalism and how it's important to act professionally with our patients and clients. We have whole classes about respecting others regardless of sexuality, gender, religion, appearance, ability, race, and so on.
Thanks for sharing, I agree it's frustrating and perpetuates certain stereotypes at times.
What episode is it?
season 10 episode 5, I bet it stung
Omg why would you do that.
lol, 2:18, I actually believed it
haha!
Hi, MD Rena Malik next time try raise you voice system so we can have your real advice to us!
I had retention once and had 1750ml. It was the most painful I ever would want to experience.
That is awful!
cool video, very informative..... but i had to, just had to pause the video to relieve myself.
Mi friends just to joke about that bees in the member, and this fools made it for real.
3:03. 5:35. 8:26
jiu jiu shen gong this old art...
Dr Diva Malik, ladies and gentlemen.
I once came across a video on the darkweb, a guy in the video cut and remove their testicle by himself.. almost throw up.
yuck.
LET'S GO BUFFALO
Thank you for the content. If you speak Arabic شكرا لك
The best thing to do is go for a supra pubic approach
Dr Malik your video is very good but the Grey's Anatomy storyline seems to just be low grade humor hoping for laughs. You're Great!
Thank you!!
@@RenaMalikMD You are VERY WELCOME and I hope to see you ON OPRAH SOMETIME!!...SOON! :)
I don’t understand this episode.
I always viewed it as a sexually deviant behavior .
there is a signature needed before you start .
Did they hire a child to write the script the lines are so bad. Or is it supposed to be funny
Eewww nothing in my thiningy lol nope nope nope
You have kids 🥺
small town and small minded doctors and nurses, always juding , always hateful, no one sohuld be shamned by going to the E R for any reason, but it happens, and doctors and nurses sohudl know better really, , it is good to know that there are soem doctors that at elast have made he atmept to compbate the shame and guilt ascieated with BDSM, rember to paly safe folks, no glvoe no lvoe, ,
I'm glad I didn't watch that show.
I sure like this gal - she´s pretty and smart and, although she tries to deny it, she´s always horney.
are u single
Girl you need a better camera. What about that doctor money
You are so, SO rude
@@juliet5413 how? this looks like it was filmed with a microwave.
She didn’t do anything to you. Don’t be a bitch
The best camera to use for vlogs is: the one you have.
The video was clear, not vertical, had no mismatched audio, wasn't shaky, wasn't the wrong zoom and didn't have any major problems so it's fine. I rather hear the message than worry about the camera type used personally. But you do you boo.
Thank you for talking about BDSM in such a positive and “normal” light. It’s really a breath of fresh air for a medical profession to discuss this topic without making a joke out of it. Thank you ❤️
Thanks for watching!!