Doctors, What's The Dumbest Way A PATIENT Tried To CORRECT You?
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All this time I thought the game footage in these videos were pulled from generic playthroughs...until Rufus signed his name on the wall. XD
Gotta leave my mark somehow 😉
A power washing game! Unique! Calming
Wait people actually watch the gameplay??
😢😢
I wanna know what the game is! It's a great background play for these videos
"Do you have chlamydia?"
"No, Walmart was sold out."
🤣🤣🤣
That Witch needs to get charged with something.
It’s definitely at least some kind of manslaughter. Though it makes me wonder how many of these people selling fake treatment believe and how many think they’re helping.
Yeah, that’s not something you just let slide.
Medical manslaughter? Criminal intent to deceive? Negligent homicide? Idk, man.
She needs to be charged by a raging bull.
@@RufusReadit Unfortunately, legally there's nothing you can do about things like that. That's why homeopathy is still rampant.
the chlamydia walmart story reminds me of an old friend that would want to embarrass myself or another friend at walmart as a joke and shout loudly “SORRY I DONT THINK THEY SELL YOUR CLAMYDIA MEDICINE HERE”
Story 4 I hear that butter on a burn used to be legit. In the past, cold water was hard to get on short notice, but butter was kept in the cellar, where it was cold. Butter would stay cold longer and was more effective to cool a burn. But nowadays when most have running water, it’s not the best.
While it’s true that cold butter was often used when cold water was not available (ditto with cold lard or bacon), it was still a misguided treatment. I know, I know…they probably didn’t know any better. Any fat applied to a burn essentially acts as a sealant containing the heat. You end up basically cooking the injury.
@@robertajill3070 But it's also because they didn't HAVE any better back then.
I actually know 4 nurses and they all say mustard works too
The patient saying that Wal-Mart was sold out of Chlamydia made me genuinely LOL. 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, definitely not something you want to find in the bargain bin.
@@RufusReadit But that's when it's at its most potent! Lol
Story 2: I really hope the poor girl got treatment soon, mother's decision was very irresponsible. My GF had ectopic pregnancy when we were trying to have baby. Doctor sent her to hospital in a hurry, that condition is no joke.
This is where child services should take over
I hope it either was a false alarm or resolved on its own.
She could have died without treatment!! Hell, with treatment you can become infertile, or die.
@@arianebolt1575ectopic pregnancies don't just " resolve"
About story 7, both women thought they didn't need a man to get pregnant???
Sometimes, especially with humans, you just need to let nature take its course and make Darwin proud.
Not for ectopic pregnant!!!!
@@Khaleesi_Of_Kittens I was referring to the people saying: this will heal me better then the trained professional.
"Healing is a cleric job"
Or druid/shaman/paladin as well, but yeah you're right!
Or Warlock with a Celestial Pact
Even a bard can heal.
Wait… if the kid didn’t have an appendectomy all those years ago, what DID take place that the parents are lying about 😮
I remember this story from a different reddit read: The surgical incision he had was on his scrotum, which was to fix testicular torsion. The parents told everyone it was an appendectomy for it to be less awkward.
@@Raenafyn👍
I am absolutely dumbfounded that in today's world there are still so, so, so many seemingly ignorant people when it comes to, well, ANYTHING. 😢 I am so glad I chose to not procreate.
Honestly, dodging the parenthood bullet might just be the ultimate life hack these days.
unfortunately, the stupid do procreate a lot, why the Idiocracy gets worse and worse.
The problem is that then you aren't raising anyone who isn't ignorant and the ignorant people still do, so the problem just gets worse.
As a vet (in training)... those stupid people stories from the vets are honestly normal af considering some of the stuff I've seen. A lot of it is NSFW but the stuff that isn't includes:
Believing that dog's poop is the shade of what they eat, so they gave their dog excessive amounts of chocolate to "force" their poop to be a normal color. Lady was convinced she was correct and refused all treatment for her dog because it would "make his poop green again" (The dog's history noted he was an avid grass eater) The dog, expectedly but still sadly, died soon after.
An owner who saw some string hanging out of their dog's butt a couple of days after said dog had eaten a ball of yarn. He decided to yank as hard and fast on it as he could. Have you ever cut your hands on a string? Yeah, use your imagination on that one. The worst part was that he refused to accept that what he did was a bad thing to do, and kept insisting there was no other option. Actually, there were a LOT of other options, none of which involved having to perform emergency surgery.
The disturbing amount of people whose dogs have massive, painful, often oozing tumors and insist it's normal. If the tumor was a symmetrical one, say a bump in the middle of the chest, I could understand how someone would think that's normal. But when this cat's left shoulder has been eaten by an oozing fungating mass and they insist it's because of their "unique breed"? I oftentimes think these people have medical issues of themselves they need to attend to.
Bonus mention for the poor guy who scheduled an appt for his cat and cane in with an empty cat carrier. We quickly found out he was hallucinating said cat and we ended up calling the police cause we had no effing clue what to do.
Story 22: I got cancer when I was 31 years old. It was a Ewing Sarcoma, a cancer almost always found in patients 19 younger; almost 50% are between 10 and 20 years of age. I liked to joke that I had an embarrassing baby cancer on the ward full of mature grown-up cancers. (5 years in remission, just in case anyone was wondering)
It's always people who practice alternative medicine
I wonder how many selling false treatment, such as the witch in story 1, think they’re actually helping. If most actually believe in their methods or if they know and are just in it for the money and don’t care about letting people die.
@@valenciageode25 some of them definitely know exactly what they're doing.
@@valenciageode25 While I give the benefit of the doubt to others, I think that the "Witch" was just a grifter exploiting stupid and desperate people. The oregano with bleach is the dead giveaway, someone who actually believed was helping would have done something that has or is believed to have medicinal properties, literally no one believes oregano is medicinal, not "witches", not faith healers, not homeopaths. Then there's the "test", "Mystical healers" wouldn't use a freaking internet test, for not mentioning how it was most likely rigged to always say "you're HIV free!" at the end.
Makes you wonder why they bother going to actual doctors
If it worked, it would just be called "medicine."
I got such a bad feeling from Story 6, for second there I thought op’s parents lied about the appendix surgery to get them secretly sterilised or given a tracker, or something even more categorically messed up…. I listen to way too many r/entitledparents…
Grandma taking care of Grandpa is at worse Munchausin by proxy and at best elder abuse. Call authorities, unless you really hate grandad.
When I had chronic back pain in high school, a new young doctor my medical provider recommended that I see, insisted I had scoliosis… after 4 years of documented medical records of back pain and physical therapy…. What he recommended?
Asking me how much Tylenol I take each day?
Me: none. (Not a fan of chronic use of nsaids)
Him: we’ll how much would you take?
Me: 400mg-800mg if I ever really had to maybe?
Him: NO no nooo. You need much more than that let me do the conversions!
Him: okay you’re not far off. You should probably be taking 800-1600 mg a day
In my head: “yeah that will fix my back pain forever and the imaginary curvature of my back/bad posture… not more pt..
😆😆😆😆😆 byeeee
I love hearing stories from their side! A new specialist told me recently that he doesn't think I have the autoimmune diseases I have years of documentation on. Why? Because my test results don't show any abnormal activity. _I'm on meds to _*_stop_*_ the abnormal activity, you ding dong!_ This means the meds are _doing their jobs._ 🥲
One common side effect of rare health problems when you're young is that you hear a lot of stupid shit from medical professionals. You also meet some really great ones, too, but it's always a gamble with a new specialist.🙄
You still seeing the specialist?
it’s a whole adventure trying to find a specialist who gets it.
@@GipsyDangerfan I put in a request to switch, so seeing a new one tomorrow. I miss my previous ones, but they retired/ moved to a different facility.
@@RufusReadit It really is. I had a wonderful care team, then several doctors moved on to bigger and better things, so I'm going thru the adventure again. If only it were as interesting as a novel or video game lol.
@@OuchingTigerLimpingDragon Smart move. Hopefully the next one takes you more seriously.
Some people shouldnt be allowed to have pets or children....
Exercise your eyes. I'm 56 with very good vision, I drive for a living and make it a point to focus on what I'm looking at . Spots on the windscreen, vehicles in the distance, don't just glance, FOCUS, EXERCISE YOU'RE EYES, USE IT OR LOSE IT.
That grandma was waiting to cash in that life insurance that’s why she didn’t want the daughter help 😂
I'm all for homeopathic medicine if the condition calls for it. Cinnamon can help diabetes, garlic and reishi mushroom helps the immune system, tea tree oil can help prevent lice are a few examples. I've taken garlic and reishi mushroom for my rheumatoid arthritis. After a year on immunosuppressants for my rheumatoid arthritis when I was diagnosed, I couldn't handle it anymore, so I started looking into more natural ways to help. It did help until I got tired of taking pills. I didn't get sick as much and the flares weren't as bad. I take turmeric curcumin to help with inflammation. I know the rheumatoid damage is still ongoing, but after being on immunosuppressants for a year and constantly feeling like crap,I decided it wasn't worth it. I know there are other immunosuppressants out there, but in my opinion, it's the same pig with different lipstick.
Stories like this make me realize how happy and healthy I am.
I hope that poor girl didn’t die.
OH! Lap BAND! Not Lap _Dance_
Ok, that
Yeah
3:33 50K SUBS FOR RUFUS LETS GOOO
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
I guess that one guy did sports medicine.
30:58 40-45!!! Wow!!! Cake and ice cream smoothies!? I'm trying to gain weight myself so I guess I'm just going to have to try this! Wow. The ignorance is just staggering!! I'm not sure how she didn't learn anything in those 6 months!
Story #20. Medical assistants should never be giving medical advice!
OMG- The woman in a same sex relationship who wondered why she couldn't get pregnant made me laugh so much. Also.. I found it kinna hard to believe that anyone wouldn't know that wasnt going to work. Wild!
Story 6 - why did the parents lie about appendicitis??? Why didn't they just tell people the real surgery? Did they also lie to the OP? What a weird thing to lie about.
Story 21: who else heard "lap dance surgery"?
The one with the appendix what was the secret surgery what do those parents do to that poor kid
Gee, chiro and homeopathy. Who would have thought those would go together? Both are quackery.
rufus sok >:3
Sorry, is this a typo? Is Sok an acronym?
@@valenciageode25 50k the 5 you are reading as an S
Not everyone needs vision correction in their forties.
Story 2????? Excuse me
Well it should be known that if it is wroten in da comic books or on the introneyut it be de truth and nuttin but da truth. 😂😂😂
Infantigo pronounced - in-fan-tie-go
I'm gonna be that guy for a moment. What level is that on power wash simulator?
O-B-Guyn. ... No.
Story 14: I've had poor eyesight since I was 7. I think I'm boned.
So story 2 they didn’t report the mother? wtf?!
I’m going to assume the daughter told and show what happened
It’s im-puh-TEE-go or im-puh-TIE-go. Either is correct. But not im-PET-i-go. Pretty simple to look that up.
EHC-TOH-PIC
Not Ehc-toe-pic
I don't know why this one bothers me so much :S
It bothered me too
That's the same thing! Toh is pronounced "tow", you mean tah.
Im pan ti go not im pet i go
8:23 could be a trans woman, you never know
W Rufus
ugh AI readers...E- TOPIC pregnancy
He's not an AI reader lol. He reads all his stories. Just an accidental pronunciation
It's not e-topic anyway!