& that face is why he isn't desired... Get me someone who actually knows what he's doing, or worse , attempting san's supervision,very very close supervision!
@@jfweber these aren't real, they are skits. They are silly scenarios to make ppl laugh, especially other doctors who probably felt these awkward moments early in their training. He's humble enough to laugh at these uncomfortable situations, and trusts the audience to know that he's on top of his game.
Shouldn't it be perfectly fine for a female staff to attend a female patient? Why is she making it look like a big deal?? A guy just called in cz he didn't want an akward situation and the patient wasn't comfortable with him.. sonwhat's wrong in calling her up and asking her to do her part of the job?
@@lepenseur8242 I'm going to assume you're not familiar with how hospitals work. A patient comes in with a problem and usually the first doctor they see after triage is an ER doctor who is SUPPOSED to take a good history and PHYSICAL examination to figure out what is going on with the patient and THEN contact the relevant team (in this case OBGYN) which will take over care of the patient. The ER doctor in this case failed to perform his duties because he was uncomfortable examining a woman. Bear in mind a big enough bleed can require a blood transfusion but he wouldn't know because he didn't ask her or examine her.
True story: I'm an RN and years ago I worked on a dementia unit. We had this little old lady in her 80s that the nurse in report told me was having her period because she was bleeding 'down there' and had reported it to the doc and her husband, but hadn't heard back from either. To make a long story short, I did an assessment and discovered she had a horrible UTI and had to try and explain to the husband freaking out because he got a message that his wife was having her period!!! 😂😂😂😂
I went to the ER for ovary pain once and they got insulted when I asked the nurses to shut the door to the hallway for privacy prior to me straddling the table. Thanks for everything nurses
I swear sometimes it seems like doctors and nurses just loose all sense of decency and bedside manor after they've been in the industry for so long. It should be obvious that no one wants their vagina on display for the world to see.
And to be fair, pain that I, as a patient, geniously concluded to be from somewhere in the gallbladder or pancreas region, places I've had trouble with before, based on the fact that drotaverine didn't help with that pain? Yeeeah, it was my gastritis, so PPI (Omeprazole) was a life saver
@@machinerin151 maybe for now but you need to figure out the problem and not end up like me. I have precancerous cells on my oesophagus from acid reflux. Been on omeprazole for 15 years. It gave me paralysis of the digestive system, gastroparesis and now I'm stuck with both. My body is failing me and I'm only 35 years old.
But the patient wasn’t complaining of a stomachache. She was complaining of irregular bleeding. Why would you give her stomach medication for blood coming out of her vagina? Would you give that to someone who’s been stabbed?
@@machinerin151 but you didn’t come in complaining of irregular bleeding from the vagina right? You actually came in complaining about stomach problems. She didn’t.
I went to the ER for bleeding during pregnancy. I ruined their bed, wheel chair, covered the bathroom floor in blood and then miscarried the pregnancy all over the floor in the ultrasound room. NEVER got a pelvic exam. I did get an ultrasound where they missed the placenta that still had not finished passing out. The ER doctor pretty much told me there was no baby and I probably wasn't even pregnant when I came in. Sent me home. I went right back to my OB after that who had been monitoring my (by that time) three month along pregnancy and had a lot better care. Some ER doctors aren't very good at GYN/OB problems.
I was just in the ER last Monday and they just told me that it was my period and I'm 52. What the hell are women supposed to do. Everyone I've talked to said I need a hysterectomy. All they did was tell me that I need to see a ob GYN.
Used to feel that way until i dealt with all the medical gaslighting around endometriosis and finally found a specialist (who was male) - then didn't care about anything other than the fact they were actually interested in helping me! ... And a medical practitioner obviously 😂
@@madeliner1682 I used to not care but when you have non specialists not know what they are doing or looking for and needing a second, third opinion in the end anyway, it made me know to just directly request the gyn asap, saves time and ambiguity!
@@st33lsh0tz it’s medication for gerd or acid reflux, such as Prilosec. I’m almost sure if you didn’t know what PPI meant you may not have known what a proton pump inhibitor was either.
I learned my lesson to just always ask for the OB on call whenever i had to go to the ER 4 days in a row because i was filling up an entire pad within 10 minutes. No pelvic exam ever. They just kept doing a ultrasound. It was an ectopic pregnancy. Lots and lots of doctors got in trouble that day.
Dang! That is life threatening! I am so glad you lived to tell the tale and I think you are perfectly rational for filing any complaint that you do. Take care!!
As long as these keep showing up in my reels, i will always assume that this really did happen somewhere in the world and I'll stand by this till my dying day😂
Fuck Dr Mike. He's a pompous ass who went on a birthday cruise with all his friends in the middle of the pandemic and put the apology on his 2nd channel to hide it. I hate him
Why do they do that if the patient isn't complaining of abdominal issues? Is it harmless med for billpadding like some are saying or is there a legitimate reason they would do this for overall wellbeing? I'm not familiar with how proton pump inhibitors would aid recovery in non GI situations. Can someone explain?
@@davidmarsh7933 thanks! I was curious mostly for... well, curiosity sake, but I'm also having Gerd-like symptoms lately so might look into prilosec or something otc. Appreciate the info!
Haha awe I feel bad for the drs who’ve treated me in the ER now 😂 I have endometriosis and get mega heavy periods, so sometimes I end up in the ER when I start vomiting from the pain. I always get the male drs too 🤣🤣🤣
That must especially be rough because they naturally know the source. But you already know that and have your own treatment plan with your gyno/other specialist. Its just hard to give a medical history and explain you only need acute pain management while you're in that state. Also I've read about uterus hermoragging being mistaken for periods by patients, so if it's super bad the doctor might want to rule that out while also being grossed out. Unpleasant experience for all of us.
@@AbsolXGuardian I’m on tranexamic acid for the bleeding, as I do tend to hemorrhage. And I have pain meds I take, but the problem is sometimes I don’t ‘beat the pain’ and end up vomiting from the pain but can’t take pain medicine because I’m vomiting…and that’s when I end up in the ER. I always feel sooo embarrassed by it too, like I’m being dramatic because I’ve been told by so many doctors that “it’s only a period” where they down play the situation. The problem is, endometriosis pain is the same pain and intensity as giving birth and it’s been placed in the top 20 most painful things a human can experience. When I end up in the ER, I have a note on my health app that I just show them and then they usually do what it says since I know what I need. Just some fluids, anti sickness, and pain relief then I’m okay to go home 🥰
@@acklysmlstrm1296 hey, i don’t know if this is even helpful, but i have a tip for not being able to swallow tablets because of vomiting. if you are taking opiates or some opioids you can administer them sublingually. just place the tablet under your tongue and leave it there for 5-10 mins and it will work way faster than if you swallow. or if you take capsules just open the capsule and put the powder under your tongue. english is not my first language so excuse any typos. but seriously this works really well and if this is a genuine issue i think it’s worth a try honestly
Reminds me of when I had to go to the ER for circulation problems after my hysterectomy. The ER doctors had no definitive answers until they consulted the OB/GYN and Neurology. I got there at 10am in the morning and didn't leave until almost 9pm at night. They even took me to get an MRI. There's still nothing definitive because they didn't schedule follow up with the neurologist until September. But emergency doctors had no clue what they were doing. Just came in and asked a lot of questions, felt my belly and ran off to consult with other doctors for hours on end
I was working in the ER once and this girl came in because she was "bleeding". Asked if she was on her period and she said yes. I paused for a moment to gather what I just heard. I asked if she had a pad so I could see how much. It barely broke the center. I sat there like "sometimes I hate the ER"
@@Tika927 she said that she was hurting from the cramps. I had to get the doctor to explain to her that periods aren't supposed to feel good. We basically kicked her out
Ah, yes. The pointless people. I love dispatching those calls to EMS. Like the person who said they had a temperature that was 130. Well, he did have a temperature and was sick. Ems transported. Also the day the EMS accidentally killed a person as 1 person had to go home and get laid instead of being on call ans answering their phone. Oopsy. Also the time the unit wouldn't start, but it was just a sick kid throwing up. No biggy there. They later totaled that unit by driving theough a phone pole during on their way to a transport after the steer tire blew... oh, the stories i have..
@@TheLightningwrath okay well for me, cramps are absolute agony to the point of vomiting, passing out- but I get used to the agony enough to act relatively normal. I have needed to be hospitalised before. This patient could easily have not been able to properly communicate their pain level. Dysmennoreah is no joke, and even if this person was in there because they'd never had really painful cramps anymore- it was probably because of shit sex education. Yes they came to the wrong place if that's the case, but their fear and or pain level could have been high enough. That patient needed information and obviously to leave and free up space for other people, but information none the less, unless the pain was agony, which it could have been.
when women won't even let professionals do their job because of their gender ofc there will be a comfort bubble created around words and procedures. Not a concept that hard to understand.
@@leoxholic3323 failing how women preferring a female obgyn = grown male doctors being too scared to say vagina but alright, people just prefer someone with their own genitals to do their genital exam, like if you had curly hair you might rather see a curly haired hairdresser since they have personal experience it isn't that deep
@@luvcherry idk man you're starting to sound pretty discriminatory, just because you're black you would prefer a black hair stylist over someone who has studied it for thrice as long and worked with 10 times the amount of "black hair" as the other one did? 😐 Just say you're sexist and leave bruh
@@luvcherry I think what they're trying to say is it's hard for male doctors to feel like they can say the words but they have the right to say those words when women won't even allow them to actually perform procedures on those parts of the body. It might feel pretty awkward to say the word vagina even though you've been studying them your entire life if you've never actually seen one in person for medical reasons. Because even if those doctors do have instances where they come into contact with a vagina it's likely not going to be at work, it's more likely to be with their partner. And you can't be going around calling a vagina a p*ssy, which is language that would probably use with your partner. It's the same reason why little kids think kissing is so gross, so I'm coming to the point where they won't even say the action. Even though I'm pretty sure they've seen their parents kiss, they seen kissing on TV, and they know it's a normal part of human behavior. It's really hard for some male doctors to normalize a everyday bodily organ when female patients put so much of an emphasis on it. So of course it's going to feel like a naughty word to say even if it's an everyday bodily organ that 50% of the population has. Outside of a medical textbook and possibly their own sex lives, and that's assuming that they're not homosexual which just furthers the problem because that might cause a lack of experience with a vagina. It's a forbidden thing for them to even operate on in a medical professional field since most women will not allow them to, they have absolutely zero experience with since they never grew up with one if they're cis, it's something they've ever only seen in a sexual situation (pornography, magazines, their own personal sex life, etc.), things most normal people are not going to bring up in their professional work area or in a textbook. So of course some of them might feel awkward about saying the word.
As an ER physician it's my favorite moment when I a women requests to be examined by a female doctor, I always reply, yeah yeah it's absolutely your right, and chucking within 😃
“You didn’t do a pelvic exam!” “God no! I pay enough in insurance already. If she gets mildly uncomfortable and complains I won’t be able to afford food.”
Great acting from both of you. Also so true, the JHO (junior house officer) ran a mile when a patient complained of intense itching down there and took my word from it that it was probably thrush and prescribed canesten.
90 year old grandma “had her period” along with her 70yr old daughter at the same time. Both had ovarian or endometrium cancer one of the two. Got to be hysterectomy friends. Their granddaughter now gets checked for it all the time. Never good when you’re old and bleeding again.
My ovarian cyst ruptured and so the MD on call knew a male nurse could have given it to me but without me even asking, she said she wanted to conduct the exam so I'd feel more comfortable and then loaded me up on morphine the entire time and even tho I already had an active hydrocodone script for another issue, she gave me an additional hydrocodone prescription so I wouldn't run out.. plus gave me more morphine before I went home so I could easily fall asleep without much pain. God bless her lol
LOL ...flashback to going to the ER for bartholin's gland abscess & the doctor pulling a couple students in. Me: "oh yeah sure go for it...just know I'm going to swear a lot."
@@JCHK. yeahhh I've had...like 5. Finally got a marsupialization that I'm hoping has taken care of it for good (I've only had minor and temporary recurrences that resolved themselves since)
I have a friend that works mainly as a nurse in the ob-gyn ward but does help out in the ER ward when needed. Quite a few female doctors have been declined due to a women’s health related issue as they weren’t an OB-GYN. Actual patients have come forward saying they prefer the male ob-gyn over the female ER doctor as correct speciality. There’s usually an ob-gyn available so not hard to transfer or have someone come over.
I'll start an IV in the meantime sounds like a lot of my past doctors who would add extra uneeded things in order to rack up the bill. I was on Medicaid and they just wanted to get as much money as they could.
Sorry, but I doubt there’s very many men who don’t know what a period is or have never seen one, most men know exactly what a woman’s monthly cycle looks like if they’ve ever had a girlfriend.
@@Jefehellabandz You missed my point. I am a medical personnel and as a Scientist and a doctor .. I relate to the none sense excuses you get just to sign a patient to you. I am sorry if you don't relate.
Lol thank goodness an OB was sent to look at the ultrasound the ER residents were doing on me. Those poor residents couldn't tell what the heck was going on. Internal bleeding. I needed emergency surgery.
Sounds about right. I saw my period twice in one month while in the hospital battling covid and both the female and Male doctor were baffled like we have to consult a gynecologist🙃
I was rotating on Ob (FM Resident)when I got called down to help with an emergent delivery in the E.R. Er doc called saying no time to send her up, she's crowing and they were going to do the delivery in the e.r. Went down to help. Junior resident, senior resident and attending were all gowned up and kick me out of the room after I tell them I don't think the pt is close. OB attending comes in and says the pt is 3 cm and that they are free to wait for the delivery but it might be a few hours or days 🤣
This just happened to me. I delivered my baby in an elevator and the ER doctor didn't want to do anything afterwards. He wanted to leave everything for my doctor ( who obviously wasn't there yet)
Right up to "she's too old for her period" I was there. I've been that patient. Twice actually. First time was due to a newly developed allergy. Second was a miscarriage. Well done skit though.
67, in some rare cases there have been women that haven't been through the change or completely finished going through it. You can start in your late 30s as well and deal with the transition for 10 plus years. I was medically thrown into it at 25, Im 35 now and still have some symptoms. My material Granny didnt start her change of life until she was in her 60s. I am greatful that I could give her menopause advice. Normally it would be the other way around. (P.s. I am also 10 years overian cancer free) That's awesome that he called to make sure she was okay but pushing her off on the other Dr. Kinda crappy. But I wouldnt want a doctor that was uncomfortable with the female reproductive system. I personally prefer male tho they are not as rough lol
Bahahahahaha!! I'm an EMS instructor and the first thing I make my students do during OB/GYN is stand up and yell "VAGINA" and "VULVA" out loud three times like "Oh Captain, my Captain". Makes the words a little less scary to say to patients and over the radio.
This is such a good picture of how medical professionals are just regular people with the same flaws as any other people even though it’s fucked up lol
This is hilarious on so many different levels. I've seen a female patient in ER come in for vaginal bleed. Doc didn't even do a pelvic, just ordered a transvaginal Sono.
It is perfectly fine for a female to want another female to do the exam. For some women there are religious reasons for this request. It’s their job to accommodate if possible.
They treat you horribly if you go to the ER for a extremely heavy period. Some women feel like they could be miscarrying it's so bad. I went twice for this. I would rather miscarry at home than be treated like that again. Horrible, horrible experience. No one deserves to be treated that way.
The face he makes when he says, "PELVIC EXAM??!!"
made my whole day 🤣🤣
Yes I couldn’t help but laugh also.
Next time he needs to try for a full and complete exam…yes it is awkward but you’re a big shot doctor now!
& that face is why he isn't desired... Get me someone who actually knows what he's doing, or worse , attempting san's supervision,very very close supervision!
His would be the same if he really did a pelvic exam 😂😂😂
@@katg109 you are aware she requested a female doctor to perform the exam, right?
@@jfweber these aren't real, they are skits. They are silly scenarios to make ppl laugh, especially other doctors who probably felt these awkward moments early in their training. He's humble enough to laugh at these uncomfortable situations, and trusts the audience to know that he's on top of his game.
LOL! Did she write that list of excuses or did you, Schmidt? Something tells me she's heard a lot of that.
She definitely approved the list 😋
Wrote 'em? He probably used them. ;-) I'm sure it can take a bit of time before a male intern gets comfortable doing female pelvic exams.
@@Doc_Schmidt damn You People Really Make My day.
BIG AIR-CONDITIONER SIR
Shouldn't it be perfectly fine for a female staff to attend a female patient? Why is she making it look like a big deal?? A guy just called in cz he didn't want an akward situation and the patient wasn't comfortable with him.. sonwhat's wrong in calling her up and asking her to do her part of the job?
@@lepenseur8242 I'm going to assume you're not familiar with how hospitals work. A patient comes in with a problem and usually the first doctor they see after triage is an ER doctor who is SUPPOSED to take a good history and PHYSICAL examination to figure out what is going on with the patient and THEN contact the relevant team (in this case OBGYN) which will take over care of the patient. The ER doctor in this case failed to perform his duties because he was uncomfortable examining a woman. Bear in mind a big enough bleed can require a blood transfusion but he wouldn't know because he didn't ask her or examine her.
True story: I'm an RN and years ago I worked on a dementia unit. We had this little old lady in her 80s that the nurse in report told me was having her period because she was bleeding 'down there' and had reported it to the doc and her husband, but hadn't heard back from either. To make a long story short, I did an assessment and discovered she had a horrible UTI and had to try and explain to the husband freaking out because he got a message that his wife was having her period!!! 😂😂😂😂
Was the nurse a male or female? Either way the lack of period knowledge that this nurse had is beyond me
Mercy! Was that person even a real Nurse?! Time to investigate 😂😂
@@awesomedeloris A high schooler should know better
I went to the ER for ovary pain once and they got insulted when I asked the nurses to shut the door to the hallway for privacy prior to me straddling the table. Thanks for everything nurses
That's horrible. They should have known to shut the door for privacy beforehand.
????????
Common sense isn't so common.
I swear sometimes it seems like doctors and nurses just loose all sense of decency and bedside manor after they've been in the industry for so long. It should be obvious that no one wants their vagina on display for the world to see.
@@BrightElk But tbf it wouldn't be on display for everyone so the concern is unwarranted when they have a job to get done and other people to help
You're really killing the collab game.
It’s fun to mix it up!
Agreed. In the ER we have many patients at the same time. Cut us some slack.
@@mastermindrational1907 i think you commented on the wrong post lol
I don’t know if you did a psych consult in your Collabs, that would be fun.
"That's a lot of excuses" is one of the sentences I heard most today, right after "Where's the patient?"
Today was a weird day.
Having a tummy ache has several meanings. For a male doc it’s an immediate indication for proton pump inhibitor 😂
I mean he is a GI doc after all
And to be fair, pain that I, as a patient, geniously concluded to be from somewhere in the gallbladder or pancreas region, places I've had trouble with before, based on the fact that drotaverine didn't help with that pain? Yeeeah, it was my gastritis, so PPI (Omeprazole) was a life saver
@@machinerin151 maybe for now but you need to figure out the problem and not end up like me. I have precancerous cells on my oesophagus from acid reflux. Been on omeprazole for 15 years. It gave me paralysis of the digestive system, gastroparesis and now I'm stuck with both. My body is failing me and I'm only 35 years old.
But the patient wasn’t complaining of a stomachache. She was complaining of irregular bleeding. Why would you give her stomach medication for blood coming out of her vagina? Would you give that to someone who’s been stabbed?
@@machinerin151 but you didn’t come in complaining of irregular bleeding from the vagina right? You actually came in complaining about stomach problems. She didn’t.
As an L&D nurse, I feel her frustration! I hear our docs side of the ER calls when they're on call for GYN! This was hilarious!
Yes, we have enough on our plate, we want you to come save us from doing these pelvic exams lol
I went to the ER for bleeding during pregnancy. I ruined their bed, wheel chair, covered the bathroom floor in blood and then miscarried the pregnancy all over the floor in the ultrasound room. NEVER got a pelvic exam. I did get an ultrasound where they missed the placenta that still had not finished passing out. The ER doctor pretty much told me there was no baby and I probably wasn't even pregnant when I came in. Sent me home. I went right back to my OB after that who had been monitoring my (by that time) three month along pregnancy and had a lot better care. Some ER doctors aren't very good at GYN/OB problems.
I mean obviously you were just having your period. Duh!/s
@@BrightElk I know right 🙄
Exactly ; ER is specialized in emergent situations, which it was but it would make sense to also have the doctor that specialized in ob/gyn
I was just in the ER last Monday and they just told me that it was my period and I'm 52. What the hell are women supposed to do. Everyone I've talked to said I need a hysterectomy. All they did was tell me that I need to see a ob GYN.
In all honesty, I want a Gyn doing any pelvic exam on me, preferably a woman.
Tbh I don't care as long as they're a qualified physician, but I completely understand why other people would care
Ill do it
Same tbh
Used to feel that way until i dealt with all the medical gaslighting around endometriosis and finally found a specialist (who was male) - then didn't care about anything other than the fact they were actually interested in helping me! ... And a medical practitioner obviously 😂
@@madeliner1682 I used to not care but when you have non specialists not know what they are doing or looking for and needing a second, third opinion in the end anyway, it made me know to just directly request the gyn asap, saves time and ambiguity!
Dr.Schmidt you are so funny 🤣! I am a GI/GU floor nurse, I insert Foley and DC Foley everyday. I can’t stop laughing 😂 when you say the” V “word.
😂😂😂
Ends with "I'll start IV PPI in the meantime" all proud of himself xD
Can't hurt ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
ik what IV is, but does the PPI mean
@@st33lsh0tz Proton pump Inhibitor
@@st33lsh0tz it’s medication for gerd or acid reflux, such as Prilosec. I’m almost sure if you didn’t know what PPI meant you may not have known what a proton pump inhibitor was either.
@@Tee-kk6tj thanks
I learned my lesson to just always ask for the OB on call whenever i had to go to the ER 4 days in a row because i was filling up an entire pad within 10 minutes. No pelvic exam ever. They just kept doing a ultrasound.
It was an ectopic pregnancy. Lots and lots of doctors got in trouble that day.
Ectopic pregnancies are no joke, hope you are okay now.
Dang! That is life threatening! I am so glad you lived to tell the tale and I think you are perfectly rational for filing any complaint that you do. Take care!!
A pelvic exam would not have told you it was ectopic. An ultrasound on the other hand, should have. And a pregnancy test.
As long as these keep showing up in my reels, i will always assume that this really did happen somewhere in the world and I'll stand by this till my dying day😂
Love this one! Now I want collabs with Mama Dr. Jones, Dr. Mike and Dr. Cellini!
We follow all the docs... but don't like going to them. Lol
Yes!
Dr.Faucci calling Dr. Faucci!!
Fuck Dr Mike. He's a pompous ass who went on a birthday cruise with all his friends in the middle of the pandemic and put the apology on his 2nd channel to hide it. I hate him
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Last year at this time I went to the ER because I was vaginally hemorrhaging. I think I would have died if the ER doctors were like this.. lol
"I'll start an IV PPI in the meantime". I'm a Pharmacist who worked at a hospital and boy do these ER docs love their PPIs too much! Lol
Thank u lol
Why do they do that if the patient isn't complaining of abdominal issues? Is it harmless med for billpadding like some are saying or is there a legitimate reason they would do this for overall wellbeing? I'm not familiar with how proton pump inhibitors would aid recovery in non GI situations. Can someone explain?
@@correctandsexyaboutit they try to take care of hyperacidity which is extremely common and also a side effect of common pain medication
@@kunaljangale4620 so more of a harmless precaution to ensure comfort/gi health maybe? Thanks for your reply!
@@davidmarsh7933 thanks! I was curious mostly for... well, curiosity sake, but I'm also having Gerd-like symptoms lately so might look into prilosec or something otc.
Appreciate the info!
Haha awe I feel bad for the drs who’ve treated me in the ER now 😂 I have endometriosis and get mega heavy periods, so sometimes I end up in the ER when I start vomiting from the pain. I always get the male drs too 🤣🤣🤣
That must especially be rough because they naturally know the source. But you already know that and have your own treatment plan with your gyno/other specialist. Its just hard to give a medical history and explain you only need acute pain management while you're in that state. Also I've read about uterus hermoragging being mistaken for periods by patients, so if it's super bad the doctor might want to rule that out while also being grossed out. Unpleasant experience for all of us.
@@AbsolXGuardian I’m on tranexamic acid for the bleeding, as I do tend to hemorrhage. And I have pain meds I take, but the problem is sometimes I don’t ‘beat the pain’ and end up vomiting from the pain but can’t take pain medicine because I’m vomiting…and that’s when I end up in the ER. I always feel sooo embarrassed by it too, like I’m being dramatic because I’ve been told by so many doctors that “it’s only a period” where they down play the situation. The problem is, endometriosis pain is the same pain and intensity as giving birth and it’s been placed in the top 20 most painful things a human can experience.
When I end up in the ER, I have a note on my health app that I just show them and then they usually do what it says since I know what I need. Just some fluids, anti sickness, and pain relief then I’m okay to go home 🥰
@@acklysmlstrm1296 Big oof. Shame doctors have trouble believing you for your pain. I wish you a better state of treatment in the future
@@acklysmlstrm1296 at that point I’d be like “just cut the damn uterus out”
@@acklysmlstrm1296 hey, i don’t know if this is even helpful, but i have a tip for not being able to swallow tablets because of vomiting. if you are taking opiates or some opioids you can administer them sublingually. just place the tablet under your tongue and leave it there for 5-10 mins and it will work way faster than if you swallow. or if you take capsules just open the capsule and put the powder under your tongue.
english is not my first language so excuse any typos.
but seriously this works really well and if this is a genuine issue i think it’s worth a try honestly
This is so funny and accurate!
At the end of the day you are still human and this made me laugh so hard! 🤣🤣💀💀
Reminds me of when I had to go to the ER for circulation problems after my hysterectomy. The ER doctors had no definitive answers until they consulted the OB/GYN and Neurology. I got there at 10am in the morning and didn't leave until almost 9pm at night. They even took me to get an MRI. There's still nothing definitive because they didn't schedule follow up with the neurologist until September. But emergency doctors had no clue what they were doing. Just came in and asked a lot of questions, felt my belly and ran off to consult with other doctors for hours on end
That is sooo relatable lol !!!!!! Awesome chuckles after my long 12 hour shift thank you 😊
I didn’t expect this collab!! 😍🥰
wow, iv ppi can work for pv bleed in a magical way i guess, lmao
🌟🦄🌈magic🌈🦄🌟
I'm not even a Dr but I've been witness to this from the patient pov and that is just so damn ACCURATE! I can't 🤣😅
OMG I worked gynae for years and the amount of Dr's that did this was HILARIOUS 🇬🇧
Holy hell 1000 percent spot on
I was working in the ER once and this girl came in because she was "bleeding". Asked if she was on her period and she said yes. I paused for a moment to gather what I just heard. I asked if she had a pad so I could see how much. It barely broke the center. I sat there like "sometimes I hate the ER"
LMAO what, why would she come in then
@@Tika927 she said that she was hurting from the cramps. I had to get the doctor to explain to her that periods aren't supposed to feel good. We basically kicked her out
Ah, yes. The pointless people. I love dispatching those calls to EMS. Like the person who said they had a temperature that was 130. Well, he did have a temperature and was sick. Ems transported. Also the day the EMS accidentally killed a person as 1 person had to go home and get laid instead of being on call ans answering their phone. Oopsy. Also the time the unit wouldn't start, but it was just a sick kid throwing up. No biggy there. They later totaled that unit by driving theough a phone pole during on their way to a transport after the steer tire blew... oh, the stories i have..
@@brandoncaldwell95 ER will definitely give you stories.
@@TheLightningwrath okay well for me, cramps are absolute agony to the point of vomiting, passing out- but I get used to the agony enough to act relatively normal. I have needed to be hospitalised before. This patient could easily have not been able to properly communicate their pain level. Dysmennoreah is no joke, and even if this person was in there because they'd never had really painful cramps anymore- it was probably because of shit sex education. Yes they came to the wrong place if that's the case, but their fear and or pain level could have been high enough. That patient needed information and obviously to leave and free up space for other people, but information none the less, unless the pain was agony, which it could have been.
"Nevermind!" 🤣🤣🤣
GI people and their PPI! 🤣🤣
Man, if med personnel is afraid to call things by its name we as patients are doomed. Doomed I tell you.
when women won't even let professionals do their job because of their gender ofc there will be a comfort bubble created around words and procedures. Not a concept that hard to understand.
@@leoxholic3323 failing how women preferring a female obgyn = grown male doctors being too scared to say vagina but alright, people just prefer someone with their own genitals to do their genital exam, like if you had curly hair you might rather see a curly haired hairdresser since they have personal experience it isn't that deep
Usually its the fault of the patient i.e. society.
@@luvcherry idk man you're starting to sound pretty discriminatory, just because you're black you would prefer a black hair stylist over someone who has studied it for thrice as long and worked with 10 times the amount of "black hair" as the other one did? 😐 Just say you're sexist and leave bruh
@@luvcherry I think what they're trying to say is it's hard for male doctors to feel like they can say the words but they have the right to say those words when women won't even allow them to actually perform procedures on those parts of the body.
It might feel pretty awkward to say the word vagina even though you've been studying them your entire life if you've never actually seen one in person for medical reasons.
Because even if those doctors do have instances where they come into contact with a vagina it's likely not going to be at work, it's more likely to be with their partner. And you can't be going around calling a vagina a p*ssy, which is language that would probably use with your partner.
It's the same reason why little kids think kissing is so gross, so I'm coming to the point where they won't even say the action. Even though I'm pretty sure they've seen their parents kiss, they seen kissing on TV, and they know it's a normal part of human behavior.
It's really hard for some male doctors to normalize a everyday bodily organ when female patients put so much of an emphasis on it. So of course it's going to feel like a naughty word to say even if it's an everyday bodily organ that 50% of the population has. Outside of a medical textbook and possibly their own sex lives, and that's assuming that they're not homosexual which just furthers the problem because that might cause a lack of experience with a vagina.
It's a forbidden thing for them to even operate on in a medical professional field since most women will not allow them to, they have absolutely zero experience with since they never grew up with one if they're cis, it's something they've ever only seen in a sexual situation (pornography, magazines, their own personal sex life, etc.), things most normal people are not going to bring up in their professional work area or in a textbook. So of course some of them might feel awkward about saying the word.
So funny! Love Dr Lincoln!!
Wish there were proton pumps in uterus too. IV PPI would stop them all.
As an ER physician it's my favorite moment when I a women requests to be examined by a female doctor, I always reply, yeah yeah it's absolutely your right, and chucking within 😃
If you’re aware of the ER drill and waiting procedures for a female ER doctor you might just go into menopause by the time that consult goes through .
“You didn’t do a pelvic exam!”
“God no! I pay enough in insurance already. If she gets mildly uncomfortable and complains I won’t be able to afford food.”
Great acting from both of you. Also so true, the JHO (junior house officer) ran a mile when a patient complained of intense itching down there and took my word from it that it was probably thrush and prescribed canesten.
Good thing it wasn't a bacterial infection, she would have had to come back for another visit. 😀
Scented toiletries give you itchy bit's!!!!!!! Canestan won't fix it! :(
It's nice to see that doctors are just as big of a mess with their co-workers as everyone else
90 year old grandma “had her period” along with her 70yr old daughter at the same time. Both had ovarian or endometrium cancer one of the two. Got to be hysterectomy friends. Their granddaughter now gets checked for it all the time. Never good when you’re old and bleeding again.
how could someone not see that this is a spoof? I'm not the sharpest hammer in the box, but, geeziz!
Yah but you know these are not far from real life situations
My ovarian cyst ruptured and so the MD on call knew a male nurse could have given it to me but without me even asking, she said she wanted to conduct the exam so I'd feel more comfortable and then loaded me up on morphine the entire time and even tho I already had an active hydrocodone script for another issue, she gave me an additional hydrocodone prescription so I wouldn't run out.. plus gave me more morphine before I went home so I could easily fall asleep without much pain. God bless her lol
LOL ...flashback to going to the ER for bartholin's gland abscess & the doctor pulling a couple students in. Me: "oh yeah sure go for it...just know I'm going to swear a lot."
Oh you poor thing! I looked after a teenager who had one that was the size of a golf ball. Looked so painful!
@@JCHK. yeahhh I've had...like 5. Finally got a marsupialization that I'm hoping has taken care of it for good (I've only had minor and temporary recurrences that resolved themselves since)
Love the collab and the "many excuses"!!
Bruh I'm just shocked to see him holding an original iphone lol
@riley It came out 15 years ago. Statistically speaking you probably are over 15 if you're interested in medical videos.
IV PPI 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Just a reminder that although he plays an ED doc he's really a GI guy.
Protonix for the win! 🤣🤣
@@jonathanlittle3751 yep, I know he is a GI fellow...
I have a friend that works mainly as a nurse in the ob-gyn ward but does help out in the ER ward when needed. Quite a few female doctors have been declined due to a women’s health related issue as they weren’t an OB-GYN. Actual patients have come forward saying they prefer the male ob-gyn over the female ER doctor as correct speciality. There’s usually an ob-gyn available so not hard to transfer or have someone come over.
I would assume a lot. I mean she came to the ER for it right😅”😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣yoooooooo
"Wow that's a lot of excuses" 🤣🤣🤣
as soon as he said IV PPI, I was like "good lord, why?" lmao different bleeding
That iPhone 1st gen is in amazing condition, damn
I'll start an IV in the meantime sounds like a lot of my past doctors who would add extra uneeded things in order to rack up the bill. I was on Medicaid and they just wanted to get as much money as they could.
I found a short that I understand , relate to and will follow. 🤣.. it’s only funny because it happens. Those excuses are real 🙈🙈
Sorry, but I doubt there’s very many men who don’t know what a period is or have never seen one, most men know exactly what a woman’s monthly cycle looks like if they’ve ever had a girlfriend.
@@Jefehellabandz You missed my point. I am a medical personnel and as a Scientist and a doctor .. I relate to the none sense excuses you get just to sign a patient to you. I am sorry if you don't relate.
@@Jefehellabandz woosh
Nurse blake next!
🤣🤣🤣Lol shift change, time put in most important order ppi!!
This reminded me of George Omalley calling Dr. Montgomery😭😭
Lol thank goodness an OB was sent to look at the ultrasound the ER residents were doing on me. Those poor residents couldn't tell what the heck was going on. Internal bleeding. I needed emergency surgery.
Sounds about right. I saw my period twice in one month while in the hospital battling covid and both the female and Male doctor were baffled like we have to consult a gynecologist🙃
as a pharmacy student the PPI order was hilarious. as if the patient had a GI bleed… LMFAO
Lol! Intravenous PPI(used for stomach ulcers, duodenal bleed) for a possible Vaginal bleed. Not even the same system😂 The Gyne's reaxtion was spot on!
Blessings to all!
I was rotating on Ob (FM Resident)when I got called down to help with an emergent delivery in the E.R. Er doc called saying no time to send her up, she's crowing and they were going to do the delivery in the e.r. Went down to help. Junior resident, senior resident and attending were all gowned up and kick me out of the room after I tell them I don't think the pt is close. OB attending comes in and says the pt is 3 cm and that they are free to wait for the delivery but it might be a few hours or days 🤣
Love watching these 2 lol 😆
Totally believable that a emergency room doctor is unaware of periods
This just happened to me. I delivered my baby in an elevator and the ER doctor didn't want to do anything afterwards. He wanted to leave everything for my doctor ( who obviously wasn't there yet)
He has a literal first edition iphone he’s talking on
its weird how doctors from having almost all of the knowledge as general physician becomes dependent for other complaints soon after they specialize.
The thing is, ER docs should be able to handle the basics of all specialties. They are very general. Maybe too general in this case...
You're got my respect for the iPhone 1
😂 I’m dying!!! “Here’s some life-saving protonix while your chonch is hemorrhaging” I can’t..
Right up to "she's too old for her period" I was there. I've been that patient. Twice actually. First time was due to a newly developed allergy. Second was a miscarriage.
Well done skit though.
This should just be a tv show for some reason
67, in some rare cases there have been women that haven't been through the change or completely finished going through it. You can start in your late 30s as well and deal with the transition for 10 plus years. I was medically thrown into it at 25, Im 35 now and still have some symptoms. My material Granny didnt start her change of life until she was in her 60s. I am greatful that I could give her menopause advice. Normally it would be the other way around. (P.s. I am also 10 years overian cancer free) That's awesome that he called to make sure she was okay but pushing her off on the other Dr. Kinda crappy. But I wouldnt want a doctor that was uncomfortable with the female reproductive system. I personally prefer male tho they are not as rough lol
Bahahahahaha!! I'm an EMS instructor and the first thing I make my students do during OB/GYN is stand up and yell "VAGINA" and "VULVA" out loud three times like "Oh Captain, my Captain". Makes the words a little less scary to say to patients and over the radio.
Why bother to argue. Just go! Lmao
Omg it's 2.30 am and I just came back from ER😂😂😂
*"Oh God No!" Lmbo!! Too funny!*
The thing about IV and PPI’s for everyyyyyyyyy damn pat🤨 my GOD soooo accurate 😅
💀the ending killed me 🤣🤣🤣
I've heard this exact conversation 4 to 5 times a week for 15 years 😂
This is such a good picture of how medical professionals are just regular people with the same flaws as any other people even though it’s fucked up lol
Most hospitals just send anyone 20+ weeks pregnant straight to the OB floor
Finally the medicine guy founded many reasons not genuinely to make call for Obg desperately, and Obg surely thinking " oh no not this time again..
This is hilarious on so many different levels. I've seen a female patient in ER come in for vaginal bleed. Doc didn't even do a pelvic, just ordered a transvaginal Sono.
😂😂😂🤣🤣 oh my goodness this was great !
This is so relatable 😂
It is perfectly fine for a female to want another female to do the exam. For some women there are religious reasons for this request. It’s their job to accommodate if possible.
That’s true, but he gave a whole bunch of “reasons” why he didn’t do a pelvic exam.
Too funny but true. I like his videos.
IV PPI really got me 😂😂😂
They treat you horribly if you go to the ER for a extremely heavy period.
Some women feel like they could be miscarrying it's so bad. I went twice for this. I would rather miscarry at home than be treated like that again. Horrible, horrible experience. No one deserves to be treated that way.
Best wig yet!
Best one yet
PPI!!! I can't 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Gotta respect the er doc on this; I'd call gyne too
This was pretty good lol made me laugh 😂
This guy is good. 😀
Loving the old school iPhone 2G 😂
The ER doctor couldn't tell where the intestines/uterus are 😂 He said my pain was from my uterus
Once a female patient asks for a female OB/GYN, it’s over request granted.
So true; I don't see how that part is confusing to some
“Patient declined exam, I think” - ha!
If that really works like that in the hospital. Then best of luck to all patients.
The IV ppi brought back memories of being in a&e lmfao
Still rockin’ the pager!
Haha The PPI “took me out!”