Medical professionals have the STRONGEST stomachs !! I couldn’t eat after doing surgery with the images still in my head😂😂😂😂 keep on doin what ya do doc!! I know your patients appreciate and love you ❤
It's actually not that bad. The first few times it might be a little bit weird. But you can still eat. People make it far worse than it is. But being surrounded by poop, pee, wounds is really not that disgusting when you work with it.
So true 😉 please remember the many others who are also human: nurses, assistants, porters etc. all have their part to play too. Have a good day, however you're spending it🙏
@@HeartOfLightning oh, DEFINITELY! i have nothing but respect and awe for all ppl in the med field. it just occurred to me that these peeps who cut other folks open and root around inside em (i know its more delicate than i made it sound. lol) also just....go grocery shopping. pump gas. play softball. watch true crime. get pap smears. send birthday cards. poop. . . . its just weird to think about.
Thanks for your message - agreed again 🙂 all those daily things. I suppose I could have been a bit clearer that I was just generally reflecting about all the others involved. I've got friends on the admin side, who do unknown digital things that keep everyone going without them ever knowing any different (often with crazy hours during CV19 - some didn't get days off for many months). Yup, those people who poke around our insides buy sofas and gas and walk their dogs and do their make up like the rest of us (ok, I don't do my make up 😂 but we're agreed for sure lol)
Love surgery content! Could you explain in another video what kind of surgeries an OB-GYN does an how frequently (like how many in a week or so)? Thanks ♥️ (Pd: in love with Ash😍)
They also do csection deliveries and such. I was supposed to get a hysteroscopy done (I think that’s how you spell it??). There’s other procedures that I’m drawing a blank on
You are the most relaxed doctor I’ve ever seen. You’re so cool, confident, and calm. I love it. 🌻 Thank you for these awesome videos. And talking about things that need to be discussed. I’m sending them to my mother who is due for a hysterectomy. Her doctor just performed a hysterectomy, and his patient (who is my moms childhood bestie) almost died during a hysterectomy. He did it the laser way, and punctured her intestines. Her intestines were left punctured for 10 hours after surgery. It wasn’t till her daughter who is an R.N. told the obygn that something was off about her mom. Her blood pressure was way off. The doctor did an MRI and back to surgery she had to go. She wound up in the ICU and is due for another surgery. This isn’t looking for my moms friend.
I don't think it is, I think they pay with their badge, I've seen it happen at a few hospitals I've been to where medical staff use their badges to pay for food, etc. @@keyd9846
1st of all. Omg.T puppy’s name is Ash. He’s a lilac boston terrier and he’s crazy❤. 2nd of all, PLEASE do a video on differences / pros and cons of using a midwife vs using an OBGYN for birthing and prenatal care. I just got a positive preggo test yesterday and I’m over try e moon and already planning
I’m not ok with my surgeon wearing nail polish. I know most hysterectomies are done via DaVinci robot now, but no one is putting hands inside me w/out proper surgical hand hygiene including proper nail length. I don’t even think it’s ok for check up exams. ❤
Do you ever do myomectomies? Can you talk about the difference for those compared to hysterectomy? I am young and have uterine fibroids and am trying to learn more about both surgeries
I have a genuine question for you Ali. I just got released from surgery for a ruptured fallopian tube from an ectopic pregnancy. This is the 2nd non viable pregnancy this year alone and 2nd time I've almost bled to death. They removed the ruptured tube and embryo of course, but refused to remove my other tube. I have 2 healthy children already and in my mid 30s. I'm just lost for words why they would put me through ANOTHER surgery to remove the other tube that could have been removed while I was in surgery just Monday. What would you have done if I were your patient?
Just subscribed, sure wish ob/gyn's like you had been around when I was a youngster, I was sexualy predated upon for years from the Gyno my mother had me see, I thought it was normal, that this is how it was, I've never told anyone, I'm 63 now
Is there any truth about the residents "learning" a females anatomy while patient is under anesthesia? Usually teaching hospitals but not always. They ask you if you mind a resident being in the OR but usually unaware that they are examining patient as well.?
They obviously learn the anatomy in anatomy class and while they are in surgery they are just familiarizing themselves with What they already learned...
One huge con for me is it caused a lot of scar tissue so now with my current pregnancy I have placenta accreta which is very scary and I will have to have my uterus removed after my c section. You can still get placenta accreta even if you haven't had c sections but it's a bigger possibility if you've had em.
There's no benefit unless it's a medical emergency which is about 2% of cases who actually need them. This is major abdominal surgery after all. But they manage to convince 1/3 of women to get unnecessary surgery, usually by fear tactics. It's more convenient for doctors if they can schedule your L&D. Not to mention they make more $. Don't use an OB-GYN unless you are referred to one by your midwife for an emergent situation. They are surgeons and they handle labors with surgery in mind.
@@Ayverie4 No OBGYN does not try to convince people to get them.. people don't want to go through labor and that's why they elect to have them.. There are literally millions of ob so don't try to pretend that you know all of them and know what they all do.. I am 50 years old and if I could go back I would have had it c-section.. Yes it's major surgery and there are risks... If there are risks to vaginal delivery also..
@@emmib1388 I didn't. I said I hope she is not. I still hope she isn't. It's not inflammatory. For example....I hope you have a good day. It's that simple
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Medical professionals have the STRONGEST stomachs !! I couldn’t eat after doing surgery with the images still in my head😂😂😂😂 keep on doin what ya do doc!! I know your patients appreciate and love you ❤
You could, you get used to it very quickly as a med student
Not really. I've worked in crime scene cleanup..and hospitals for 10 years. HOSPITAL IS WAY EASIER.
It's actually not that bad. The first few times it might be a little bit weird. But you can still eat. People make it far worse than it is. But being surrounded by poop, pee, wounds is really not that disgusting when you work with it.
its so bonkers to think about the fact that surgeons are just like, normal-ass human people
So true 😉 please remember the many others who are also human: nurses, assistants, porters etc. all have their part to play too.
Have a good day, however you're spending it🙏
@@HeartOfLightning oh, DEFINITELY! i have nothing but respect and awe for all ppl in the med field. it just occurred to me that these peeps who cut other folks open and root around inside em (i know its more delicate than i made it sound. lol) also just....go grocery shopping. pump gas. play softball. watch true crime. get pap smears. send birthday cards. poop. . . .
its just weird to think about.
Thanks for your message - agreed again 🙂 all those daily things.
I suppose I could have been a bit clearer that I was just generally reflecting about all the others involved. I've got friends on the admin side, who do unknown digital things that keep everyone going without them ever knowing any different (often with crazy hours during CV19 - some didn't get days off for many months).
Yup, those people who poke around our insides buy sofas and gas and walk their dogs and do their make up like the rest of us (ok, I don't do my make up 😂 but we're agreed for sure lol)
Love surgery content! Could you explain in another video what kind of surgeries an OB-GYN does an how frequently (like how many in a week or so)? Thanks ♥️
(Pd: in love with Ash😍)
They also do csection deliveries and such. I was supposed to get a hysteroscopy done (I think that’s how you spell it??). There’s other procedures that I’m drawing a blank on
They do hymenectomies, it's where your hymen (if it's still in tact) is surgically removed as opposed via sex.
You are the most relaxed doctor I’ve ever seen. You’re so cool, confident, and calm. I love it. 🌻
Thank you for these awesome videos. And talking about things that need to be discussed. I’m sending them to my mother who is due for a hysterectomy. Her doctor just performed a hysterectomy, and his patient (who is my moms childhood bestie) almost died during a hysterectomy. He did it the laser way, and punctured her intestines. Her intestines were left punctured for 10 hours after surgery. It wasn’t till her daughter who is an R.N. told the obygn that something was off about her mom. Her blood pressure was way off. The doctor did an MRI and back to surgery she had to go. She wound up in the ICU and is due for another surgery. This isn’t looking for my moms friend.
Update?
I'm so sorry she had this experience. Hope her health improves after the next surgery. 🙏
Oh no I'm so sorry!! Any updates?
Seeing your dog when you get home has to be such a relief for you. You put in some hard work!
I think that you are an exceptionally young woman... God bless you and your hands always.
Thank you for what you do, Doc!
That you for all that you do. God bless you!
Okay so the goals is make it to the physician lounge lol 😍
I’d say YUP!! 😊
Is the food free for them
@@keyd9846YES IT BETTER BE.
I don't think it is, I think they pay with their badge, I've seen it happen at a few hospitals I've been to where medical staff use their badges to pay for food, etc. @@keyd9846
Thank you for taking care of patients! 🙏
I wish my daughter could meet this doc. Thanks for your posts!!
There are those who get into medicine for the money, and then there's you! You love your profession, and it shows .
Side note… Thank you for showing that book. I read it in 2 days! Could not put it down! Bonus: it was from a local to me writer!
Thanks for what you do for us ❤
You rock!!❤❤❤
We are so lucky to have your content
Awe a mask outside on beautiful sunny day brilliant
1st of all. Omg.T puppy’s name is Ash. He’s a lilac boston terrier and he’s crazy❤. 2nd of all, PLEASE do a video on differences / pros and cons of using a midwife vs using an OBGYN for birthing and prenatal care. I just got a positive preggo test yesterday and I’m over try e moon and already planning
Omg! My dogs name is Ash!!! Never heard of another one. So cute
It’s rough I have questions but don’t know where to begin and I know you have the answers
I would just ask here. There are so many that have been through so much. You’ll get the answer ❤❤
I ❤ how your id clip is a uterus w/ fallopian tubes! 😅🥰
I’m not ok with my surgeon wearing nail polish. I know most hysterectomies are done via DaVinci robot now, but no one is putting hands inside me w/out proper surgical hand hygiene including proper nail length. I don’t even think it’s ok for check up exams. ❤
Love your shoes 😊
Your little uterus clip is so cute 💖
Right? I love it :D
So why do they alow you to go in and out with scrubs on, are they the same set? Because even restaurant workers/cooks are advised against that.
I really love you
Does OBGYNs ever use First Assist APPs on their operating room days to assist them in the ORs?
Yoooooo. My dog's name is ASH too!!!!
Do you ever do myomectomies? Can you talk about the difference for those compared to hysterectomy? I am young and have uterine fibroids and am trying to learn more about both surgeries
if you are young, you may want to consider the myomectomy as you will still have all your organs should you want to have children.
I have a genuine question for you Ali. I just got released from surgery for a ruptured fallopian tube from an ectopic pregnancy. This is the 2nd non viable pregnancy this year alone and 2nd time I've almost bled to death. They removed the ruptured tube and embryo of course, but refused to remove my other tube. I have 2 healthy children already and in my mid 30s. I'm just lost for words why they would put me through ANOTHER surgery to remove the other tube that could have been removed while I was in surgery just Monday. What would you have done if I were your patient?
Don’t depend on answers in UA-cam
Pls have a consultation with a gyno
They are responsible to answer
@devsai21 I'm just asking opinions as to what THIS OB would have done in HER operating room. In no way am I seeking medical advice.
I didn’t know OB also do surgery
They do! They're the ones who perform c-sections as well as vaginal births, etc.
I had a myomectomy 6mo ago, I’m pregnant (early stage, found out by doctor in ER), and I want to give a vaginal birth.
Good luck!!!
Thank you for the video!! How many times a month do you have surgery days?
Probably daily if it's a c-section lol
How can I get a full hysterectomy at 22 have had 1 baby but chemo in past and PCOS currently
Where do you practice I need a new OBGYN?
Just subscribed, sure wish ob/gyn's like you had been around when I was a youngster, I was sexualy predated upon for years from the Gyno my mother had me see, I thought it was normal, that this is how it was, I've never told anyone, I'm 63 now
Hopefully one day this will be me!
Good luck!!!
Is there any truth about the residents "learning" a females anatomy while patient is under anesthesia? Usually teaching hospitals but not always. They ask you if you mind a resident being in the OR but usually unaware that they are examining patient as well.?
20 residents in a row…
They obviously learn the anatomy in anatomy class and while they are in surgery they are just familiarizing themselves with What they already learned...
Looking fit.
More of your content for us 'GALS' x
Cool
Can you make a video of pros and cons of getting a C-section?
One huge con for me is it caused a lot of scar tissue so now with my current pregnancy I have placenta accreta which is very scary and I will have to have my uterus removed after my c section. You can still get placenta accreta even if you haven't had c sections but it's a bigger possibility if you've had em.
There's no benefit unless it's a medical emergency which is about 2% of cases who actually need them. This is major abdominal surgery after all. But they manage to convince 1/3 of women to get unnecessary surgery, usually by fear tactics. It's more convenient for doctors if they can schedule your L&D. Not to mention they make more $.
Don't use an OB-GYN unless you are referred to one by your midwife for an emergent situation. They are surgeons and they handle labors with surgery in mind.
@@Ayverie4I completely agree , the medical industry is so corrupt
@@Ayverie4 No OBGYN does not try to convince people to get them.. people don't want to go through labor and that's why they elect to have them.. There are literally millions of ob so don't try to pretend that you know all of them and know what they all do.. I am 50 years old and if I could go back I would have had it c-section.. Yes it's major surgery and there are risks... If there are risks to vaginal delivery also..
@@samanthabrittain8680 I worked in the hospital and all the patients with accreta didn't have a c-section before
I hope that you are not mean to your nurses. Because I like you and I want to keep liking you😂
what makes you think she is mean to the nurses?
@@emmib1388 a hope is not an accusation.
@@lindsaygomez3374 then why suggest that she is mean ?
@@emmib1388 I didn't. I said I hope she is not. I still hope she isn't. It's not inflammatory. For example....I hope you have a good day. It's that simple
@@lindsaygomez3374I hope you're not a stupid piece of sh!t
Do you own Iron?
How do you find the right obgyn, aka someone as close to you? 😂
Look online in your area, search "Obgyns in (insert your city name)"
I think you are gynaecologist.....am I right 😇
Obgyn. Both obstetrician and gynaecologist
Looks like the easiest work day I’ve ever seen
Jessica Alba vibes
Must be nice to have had the money to go to medical school.
Eating more might be good
I reallt hope you als get to eat lunch and dinner though.
Got to love modern day narcissists
This is why y'all always late? Ya damn dogs?!? And snacks and shit?!? 😅😅😅
Get in here and do the Time Out! Dr. Lolligags... Smh
❤U
Can you be my doctor?
You look 16 lol
Americans look really old. She does not look 16. But 16 year old Americans look mid 20s
Clearly you're blind because that is the biggest lie ever. @@ambibambi7154
Lose the mask outside 🙄
I would trust a man more when it comes to surgery. There are some jobs where I'd trust a woman more, but surgery isn't one of them
That’s so weird lol. Women have to go through the same amount of school and training as male doctors but go off i guess
You're untrustworthy...
How lame is video?
I’m sure your life is a lot cooler Lisa
Wow
Such busy life
How do doctors get married meaning how can they do both hospital
Work and cook clean and have kids
Where is the time ?
Puerto Ricans, drink, Tabasco sauce!