In my early years of nursing I got to witness both leech therapy and maggot therapy, and both times, it was the coolest medieval medicine I've ever seen
@jodielee5139 Absolutely, there are certain treatments and ingredients that sound so primitive, but we still use them today because they really do work efficiently
When I was a very small child my brother hit his head on the monkey bars and blood squirted from his head EXACTLY like this all over my clothes. As an adult I always thought my child brain exaggerated that memory cause I didn’t think this would be the result of a puncture on your forehead, now I know that memory is legit
Yes he does right over his eyebrow, but after over 35 years it’s pretty faint, we must have been around 4 yrs old. So weird to realize the blood did shoot out at me like that but now maybe I have an explanation on why horror movies never bothered me lol
@davidperry2317 most cases where medical grade leeches and/or maggots are used tend to be rare cases. In the case of maggots, their typically used to remove dead tissue in highly sensitive areas, like the top of a foot, where precision is key. And since maggots only eat dead tissue, they leave all the healthy tissues alone. And once the maggots have done their job, they're removed from the wound so that it can be dressed appropriately to start the healing process. I find weird facts like this to be very fascinating.
I would flip my lid if they put maggots on me I’m so sorry. I’m sure it’s helpful but they would literally have to keep me sedated. I can do leeches. Maggots? Absolutely the fawk not 😭!!
@ravenhoec9917 that might be the case. They're mostly used in cases where an infection from human intervention is highly likely to kill a person. For example, a burn victim. If a burn victim were to have complications, maggots might be used to clean tissues that are sensitive or too delicate for a human to clean.
I saw a legitimate foot doctor put maggots once on a wound, he came back 3 days later and removed the dressing and that was the CLEANEST wound I’ve ever seen in my life. It was fascinating how they only ate the bad tissue and left the good.
I’m a nurse and I witnessed leach therapy once! A pt had a seizure and but their tongue causing it to swell so much she had to be on the ventilator. Three days later and her swelling hadn’t improved because she basically had a hemotoma in her tongue. So the dr ordered leaches. One leach can remove about 1 unit of blood and they also have a blood thinner in their saliva that is local only. It was exactly what this person needed. Highlight of my nursing career.
Now THAT, is a very cool experience. Also, what a fantastic doctor not being afraid to do what was necessary no matter how unorthodox it may seem to some. Very cool.
I am 67 yo female.True story, please bear with me. A friend of mine (like a Brother) was enlisted and stationed in Viet Nam during the war. His tank ran over a huge landmine and he was the only one to survive. Waking up in a hospital he found that he had lost both legs below the knees. Surgery could only do so much. Trigger Warning! Besides the phantom pains he came to realize that they packed both wounds with maggots and leeches. Bandages changed daily, for weeks. Each did their job, removing dead/dying skin and encouraging fresh blood flow to the wounds. It worked well and he recovered to be sent back home. He was fitted with artificial legs (the terminology back then) and lived on to walk down the aisle and have a beautiful family. My Milton, my Hero, my Friend. ❤
I’ve seen leech therapy w a young girl who chopped her fingers off in a lawnmower. She was initially repulsed and cried while they were on her. Two days later… she was giving them names and talking to them. She also had little funerals for them. They did an amazing job reestablishing blood flow to the reattached fingers. It was Fascinating!
Generally speaking, blood letting can be healthy, if done by actual doctors. That's why i regularly donate blood, it's basically the same thing. You'll maybe feel a little drowsy in the days after, but once it starts regenerating you'll feel great, plus you're helping other people by donating❤
I know a guy that his body produces too much blood 🤷♀️, per his doctor. So 3 times a month he goes and donates blood because if not he doesn't feel well, he gets massive migraines, his blood pressure increases, etc. I didn't even know this was an actual condition.
I had a bleeding done to me once. It was an emergency, we were at the forest and it was done by an army medic. My blood pressure was very very high and when they looked I had a kind of bubble of blood that was the size of a golf ball under my armpit. It was clearly starting to get infected and we had very few supplies. She had to pop it and drain the blood. I don't know why or if this was right, but i trusted her and the doctors back in the city told me she did the best she could with what was available and probably saved my life.
@randallsmerna384 we had to open it multiple times to flush blood (just blood, no infection left) and she told me it was a form of bleeding. But nice to know about lancing, thanks for the clarification.
Kinda crazy how some of the ole ways are still more effective in relieving certain pain. This is real old school. Never seen it done. Thank you for sharing. ❤
My sister in law used maggots on a diabetic amputation that wouldn't heal. They ordered "sterile" maggots from the body farm. They put the maggots on the stump on Friday and told the patient to comeback Monday. He freaked out and went to the Er at 1 am Sunday morning because the maggots were coming out . The whole ER was freaking out, the patient never told them a doctor had put them on the wound on purpose. I had to go tell them what was going on - maggots only eat dead flesh and were leaving the wound because only live tissue was left. After that patient healed like a charm and didn't have to have his leg removed at the hip.
@@jougetsu some people have VERY severe type 1 diabetes. Including my grandfather, who had his leg amputated bc of it. he would have lows almost every night for decades and convulse and shake until my grandmother would get up and help him with his sugar levels, either with candy or an emergency shot. If she hadn’t been so attentive or not woken up each night he could have died in his sleep. Anyways, insinuating someone would wind up needing an amputation because they were careless or lazy and didn’t take care of themselves is incredibly rude. Some people are very ill and there’s literally only so much you can do…how bout you not be so judgmental.
Don't make fun of this... leeches help with swelling and blood trauma after surgery. Plus, maggots eat dead flesh from non healing wound and prevent amputation. Also, I have a friend who has to get blood draws because of his complicated health issues.
They did this to my father once, but on the side of the forehead. It helped him with high blood pressure and headache. And yeah, he didn't suffer from it again... 😅
this treatment is useful for blood pressure, relieves various headaches and ringing, normalizes blood circulation and helps with leg cramps. definitely consult a doctor before that.
My cousin threw me out of a pool when I was a kid. I hit my head on a patch of cement. Cried and went on with life. A few days later my mom was looking at something in my mouth and put her hand on my head to steady me and her hand sunk down. They took me to several doctors and they all said to just let it be and gravity will eventually do its thing. The last doctor we saw ended up draining all the blood that had pooled under my scalp. Definitely one of my scarier childhood moments.
Or Find something to believe in, go through the dark night of the soul, heal, grow, and transform into a new you. This is a method but it's not the only way lol faith just takes longer to build.
Not sure what’s going on in video. But using medical grade maggots is a well respected treatment for cleaning wounds if certain types. The doctor should know that.
My dad actually got that done a few years back. He was suffering from a massive headache and when they went to the hospital they found there was a big storage of blood on top of his head. There was no injury or trauma and it was really weird that it just existed. Doctor thought it was a cysts at first but when they did the surgery, it was just blood. My old man got better a few days later and his headache was gone
My bro in law had maggot therapy on his diabetic ulcer that wouldn’t heal. It was prescribed by his wound care dr. And it saved his leg. USA, paid for by insurance.
Well that's funny. America is literally saving everyone and those same people burn it's flag. Fuck all who hate my country, fuck all who love to exploit her and her people. We're the most generous and wholesome people, theyvare few and far between now. Yall. Are fun of the southerners, but you ever have a flat in the big cities make sure you have life insurance or something to leave your kids. In the country we will fix it or give you a ride, now everyone thinks we're all hills have eyes people. I'm passed, it's more like Texas chainsaw massacre but that here nor there.
Not every doctor screams with old fashioned treatment, especially, the doctors living in the countries that have alternative medical treatments. Bleeding treatment is the old fashioned treatment worldwide, but different method and there're rules how to and not to. Next month I'm going to be an intern in a hospital. I would never say 'don't do this or that', because some patients are dying and we need to work together with alternative doctors. We must respect each others.
Nooo lol. For you to lose enough blood for the body to actually lower your blood pressure would send you into shock! And this blood is not from her brain, it's from the skin tissues in her forehead!
@@catticat6627 it means this video seems to have been made in a basement with carpentry tools and a trash bag. Since this is possibly a Woo clinic in a basement, it all makes sense.
@@Meg0307o it isn’t, we don’t do that in Mexico, it’s not even part of our culture. Racist ignorant. We even have a lot of americans coming to Mexico to take advantage of the hospitals, dentists and doctors bc we have great doctors that aren’t expensive like in your country where you end up en debt
They actually use leaches now to draw blood into reattached fingers, etc. And maggots are used to clean wounds as they don’t effect the healthy tissue as much as cutting to remove the decay.
I think the only reason why these mechanisms really work as a procedure is the loss of blood puts bone marrow into higher production. Which can cause some stem cell release. Probably better ways to do it
I get my blood drawn regularly to keep an eye on my levels, I must say for the last year while you do feel drowsy after.. long term it’s helped me feel a lot better!!
I have polycythemia. I have to get a pint removed every few months. They can't even use the blood, they run a bunch of tests on it and then throw it away.
@@Prieta100take excedrin extra strength, also I’ve found that eating something light to then vomit helps a lot since you force the nerves in your head. Then take 2 excedrins again if you want to and something to sleep, for me if I don’t fall sleep it never goes away.
Maggots actually are very beneficial in the medical field in specific situations. They have lab grown maggots that are sterile, the thing about maggots is that they only eat rotten dead decaying flesh. So if a patient has a very nasty infected wound with a lot of dead flesh, maggots can be packed in the wound to remove all of the Dead infected flesh, leaving behind fresh new skin and or muscles to start the healing process with a lower rate of reinfection. Very cool stuff but probably feels really weird for the patient 😅
Бывает ещё гангрена, когда плоть умирает. Думаю, личинки могут помочь с вылечением этой заразы (страшная вещь. Раньше из-за гангрены могли запросто конечность ампутировать).
I've come full circle this week: k!ll me if I have to have this done 😂 We were talking at work about survivability of certain accidents and this woman threatened to unalive me on Thursday. To which I replied, "Thank God, because I've been assured everyone has been trained to pull me from the baler and I don't want to survive it" 😂
This reminds me of hearing a story about Peter Lorre in Spain. His blood pressure was so high it was at the life-threatening level of massive brain aneurysm- Def Con 1. A doctor applied leaches all over him and dropped his blood pressure down to managable *for him, I presume * levels. I've never seen blood stream out of a forehead like that.
My son fell when he was 5. Hit the side of his head and literally said, “I’M OK MA!” Didn’t cry or anything. We got in a cab drive about 18 minutes ride to home. When I took his hood off his head, blood had coagulated and I obviously unpluggef what has already clotted. It didn’t pour like that but it was definitely running. Blood was all over his shirt 😮I was beyond shocked because he never even said he feel anything wet or anything.
@@Elainestime2change at 8 yo my lil sister fell and hit her head on a railroad tie there was a dime sized hole in her forehead but no blood came out. it was a blood hole and she cried her fool head oft
Head wounds bleed profusely. Wrestlers used to put glasses in their taped up hands so they could cause small abrasions on each other to make it look like major trauma.
@@duckiestswing9039 nah I hate little sgaf (spell it out backwards) who think they’re cute by calling women men don’t let me start calling you my feminine queen though or you’ll have a conniption
I used to get a head splitting migraine on the left side of my head that literally caused me physical paralysis from pain. My parents took me one day to a Dr who does Hijama .. He cupped 5 cups on my head, suctioned them and made surgical tiny cuts... omg I remember this till this day, he showed me in the mirror. air coming out along with white powdery like mix liquid, then the blood came out black almost. Ever since, I have never had a migraine or a bad headache. Only a little one when i forget to drink water all day. It's been 14 years now since the Hijama.
For someone that did wound care for three years there was a lady that had a wound that wouldn't heal. They used lab grown maggots under her bandages. It's painless and effective.
Ik that you're scientifically right and maggots have saved ppls lives, but I think I'd have a heart attack if there were a bunch of maggots crawling around my wound 😂😂😂😂
Maggots are supposed to be great for burns. They eat dying or dead flesh, not healthy. Leeches are good for hematoma, clots, scars and more. He said this on purpose to get comments like mine, because they are the only animals that are FDA approved medical devices. He knows.😅
@@levanielmidoriya5701 they can eat the dead infected tissue away in hours, once done you won't have to do it again if you're properly taking care of your wound.
@@SureYoureRight it depends on your willingness to live especially if you have children and know the impact of your death on them. Our brains are wired to fight. It doesn't take long for the maggots to clean off the dead and infected tissue, once you do it you have fresh pink healthy skin underneath. Then you have a chance to keep a leg, arm or whatever has the infection.
My sister passed 3 months after her Hemochromatosis diagnosis! It’s no joke! Women have monthly cycles that let blood so you let out iron and sometimes don’t know until menopause that you iron is not flushing appropriately through your kidneys
Just saying about the maggot fact. We actually use maggots and modern medicine in very, very specific circumstances. To remove dead skin and dead flesh, it's a way to actually clean. Severed limbs have been lost for extended periods of time, so we could reaattach them. It's actually really cool if you look into the science of it and where we use it.
Yeah and The pressure starts to realese and it just feels better and better especially If they are bleeding on the forhead/head ,that is the best feeling because its an instant pressure releaf, the headaches/migrän, pressure headache ect IS GONE and the Results are immediate🙌❣️ it feels sooo good😅🫣❤️
@@lou1012 sweetie, my sister banged her forehead once when she was a kid and bled a lot, and even the doctor said it’s fine, as the bleeding usually looks messy like that. As long as there is no concussion people recover.
I am an RN RRT. Leaches are absolutely fantastic critters! They help with healing by sucking out congested blood, stimulate capillaries to grow, ‘heparinizing’ the area, and most importantly help a flap survive after surgery!!!
When I was suffering from headaches, a very old acupuncture doctor, poked my head and he told me it will bleed. It did not bleed like in this video but it bled . I felt the pressure released.
@@jasoncaldwell0613accupuncture works but not a "release the humors and get the evil out" way. It stimulates a physiological "healing" response from your body, while also releasing neurotransmitters to help you cope and feel better. Accupuncture can be a legitimate osteopathic remedy, its specific and limited, but very real. Should only be performed by licensed medical professionals as well. "Magic Shiela" at the salon is not whos going to help you.
This is how people died back then. I’m pretty sure they did this when people got sick, because they thought they had “bad blood” even though when they did this it just killed them.
Maggots are actually slowly being reintroduced into medical procedures! The lil guys can be extremely helpful when it come to completely removing rotting and dead tissues from patients
Maggots saved a woman from having her foot amputated. She had gangrene and none of the medicines worked. I'd much rather use maggots and leeches if it calls for them rather than take dangerous medications. I think all hospitals need to have them available.
*What I feel like doing when I get a bad headache*
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Yup!
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Same
When i get sinus pain and pressure, this is exactly i wish i could do to relieve the pressure.
Rinse your nose with warm saline water. At least 3 days in a row
Actually think about what you’re saying. The pressure is not coming from under the skin.
Lol sameee
Funniest comment I’ve ever read
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Had migraine for 24+ yrs, did bloodletting and it has stopped ever since
You just need to buy a scraper head. Keep shaving on your shoulders. After a while, your migraine will go away.
@@user-gd3ms8uy2rreally? Because I have terrible migraines for over 30+ years
I suffer magraine since high school,but when fasting on Ramadhan,my magraine pain off,no magraine at all when fasting
Your blood pressure drops only reason that should effect it
@edwinaabdulbaki6441 might be something you ate that's triggering migraines
In my early years of nursing I got to witness both leech therapy and maggot therapy, and both times, it was the coolest medieval medicine I've ever seen
Majority of people believe these ancient therapies no longer exist.
Most humans are Asleep and will stay asleep
@jodielee5139 Absolutely, there are certain treatments and ingredients that sound so primitive, but we still use them today because they really do work efficiently
For what😢
Well shit I hope they know how to turn it off
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They forgot to install nozzle
Bro ihv been laughing for the past 30 mins coz of this.
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When I was a very small child my brother hit his head on the monkey bars and blood squirted from his head EXACTLY like this all over my clothes. As an adult I always thought my child brain exaggerated that memory cause I didn’t think this would be the result of a puncture on your forehead, now I know that memory is legit
Does your brother have a scar from this?
Yes he does right over his eyebrow, but after over 35 years it’s pretty faint, we must have been around 4 yrs old. So weird to realize the blood did shoot out at me like that but now maybe I have an explanation on why horror movies never bothered me lol
So be fair maggots are still used today for cleaning wounds
Head wounds bleed a lot, vessels are close to the surface. Even if the wound isn't life threatening, it's a lot of blood.
I busted my head open on a windowsill and it looked like a murder scene. Sooooo much blood
Medical grade leeches and maggots do exist and are used in special cases.
Was looking for this comment, although I didn't know leeches were still used
@davidperry2317 most cases where medical grade leeches and/or maggots are used tend to be rare cases. In the case of maggots, their typically used to remove dead tissue in highly sensitive areas, like the top of a foot, where precision is key. And since maggots only eat dead tissue, they leave all the healthy tissues alone. And once the maggots have done their job, they're removed from the wound so that it can be dressed appropriately to start the healing process.
I find weird facts like this to be very fascinating.
I would flip my lid if they put maggots on me I’m so sorry. I’m sure it’s helpful but they would literally have to keep me sedated. I can do leeches. Maggots? Absolutely the fawk not 😭!!
@ravenhoec9917 that might be the case. They're mostly used in cases where an infection from human intervention is highly likely to kill a person. For example, a burn victim. If a burn victim were to have complications, maggots might be used to clean tissues that are sensitive or too delicate for a human to clean.
Leeches I've seen used for like finger reattachments @@ravenhoec9917
I saw a legitimate foot doctor put maggots once on a wound, he came back 3 days later and removed the dressing and that was the CLEANEST wound I’ve ever seen in my life. It was fascinating how they only ate the bad tissue and left the good.
Did you feel them moving around?
I’m a nurse and I witnessed leach therapy once! A pt had a seizure and but their tongue causing it to swell so much she had to be on the ventilator. Three days later and her swelling hadn’t improved because she basically had a hemotoma in her tongue. So the dr ordered leaches. One leach can remove about 1 unit of blood and they also have a blood thinner in their saliva that is local only. It was exactly what this person needed. Highlight of my nursing career.
I just passed nursing school and took the NCLEX yesterday. I'm so excited to begin my journey! I was a medic in the Army.
Now THAT, is a very cool experience. Also, what a fantastic doctor not being afraid to do what was necessary no matter how unorthodox it may seem to some. Very cool.
@@DubZer020congratulations!!
I get scared for this to happen to my sister so my mom says to put a cloth or a diaper in her mouth during her seizures
Did they put leeches on her tongue???
Y’all ever be scrolling through yt while trying to fall asleep and find something that guarantees you don’t, this was that for me
Me right now
me right now i’m so triggered
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I am 67 yo female.True story, please bear with me. A friend of mine (like a Brother) was enlisted and stationed in Viet Nam during the war. His tank ran over a huge landmine and he was the only one to survive. Waking up in a hospital he found that he had lost both legs below the knees. Surgery could only do so much.
Trigger Warning!
Besides the phantom pains he came to realize that they packed both wounds with maggots and leeches. Bandages changed daily, for weeks. Each did their job, removing dead/dying skin and encouraging fresh blood flow to the wounds.
It worked well and he recovered to be sent back home. He was fitted with artificial legs (the terminology back then) and lived on to walk down the aisle and have a beautiful family. My Milton, my Hero, my Friend. ❤
Thank you for sharing his story ♥
Amazing story miss! I wish Amazing health to you and your family
Wow!
Nice story! Thank you!
Your awesome lady I hope my fiancée feels that way about me
Don't make fun of maggots, it's quite clever.
I’ve seen leech therapy w a young girl who chopped her fingers off in a lawnmower. She was initially repulsed and cried while they were on her. Two days later… she was giving them names and talking to them. She also had little funerals for them. They did an amazing job reestablishing blood flow to the reattached fingers. It was Fascinating!
That is beyond weird and fascinating, thanks for sharing
Even more disgusting to see, magot therapy to eat away the dead skin.
I love my leeches, I freely let them feed.
@@kingofthegrillthis sounds like something someone from florida would say
@@febriezeas Someone from Florida, absolutely
When a doctor goes “ahhh”, you know shit just got real.
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Generally speaking, blood letting can be healthy, if done by actual doctors. That's why i regularly donate blood, it's basically the same thing. You'll maybe feel a little drowsy in the days after, but once it starts regenerating you'll feel great, plus you're helping other people by donating❤
Burns calories, lowers blood pressure, decreases oxidative stress, you get a free health screening. Gotta get that oil change.
Yep, it helps against my super high blood pressure!
I know a guy that his body produces too much blood 🤷♀️, per his doctor. So 3 times a month he goes and donates blood because if not he doesn't feel well, he gets massive migraines, his blood pressure increases, etc. I didn't even know this was an actual condition.
I dontate plasma and end up feeling a bit drowsy after but I have to make sure I keep my iron and protein levels up
I went to the hospital last year with pancreatitis and I weirdly felt better after they took like half a cup of blood out of me.
Magots are still used in the medical field for special cases. They will remove all of the dead flesh while leaving the living tissue alone.
"This is what babies think happen at haircuts" - Stewie Griffin
luv this
I totally lol'ed! 😂👍
I haven't watched Family Guy in a couple years. Stewie's voice read that loud and clear and I am moderately disturbed.
When I was a baby I literally used to think about this lol ...🤣
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i never fail to see something new through youtube shorts everyday 😭
Right wtf lol
Nothing useful tho
Big waste of time and attention
😅 me too. And it'll be the wildest, wierdest when its late at night, & Im Supposed to be asleep
same
Yt shorts be different bro
that actually looks like it would feel amazing & would relieve pressure.
WFT!! I can't unsee or unhear this! 😳😳😳
I had a bleeding done to me once. It was an emergency, we were at the forest and it was done by an army medic. My blood pressure was very very high and when they looked I had a kind of bubble of blood that was the size of a golf ball under my armpit. It was clearly starting to get infected and we had very few supplies. She had to pop it and drain the blood. I don't know why or if this was right, but i trusted her and the doctors back in the city told me she did the best she could with what was available and probably saved my life.
That's not bleeding bro, that's lancing...
@randallsmerna384 we had to open it multiple times to flush blood (just blood, no infection left) and she told me it was a form of bleeding. But nice to know about lancing, thanks for the clarification.
What caused this
@@popitzikaliou666not washing yourself properly 😂
@@sarahisatitagainthe blood was mixed infection
my forehead just started hurting while watching this. still is rn
Mine too ahaha
this does not hurt at all, more like relief.
Mine too Omg
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This is terrifying. What the heck are people doing?!? Don’t do this. 🤦🏽😳
Kinda crazy how some of the ole ways are still more effective in relieving certain pain. This is real old school. Never seen it done. Thank you for sharing. ❤
New fear unlocked...
That’s how I pee!! 😂😂😂
@@watersignCHOLA214 u have a weak stream
@@watersignCHOLA214 You need to see a doctor if your stream is that weak!
😂 Right?!
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It would've been helpful if they had put some explanation of what was wrong with her and why they're conducting this treatment.
I don't know about calling it a treatment when a chiropractor is doing it
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I'm not a medical expert but I looked it up and it's done for Headaches
@@amberleggett2525thank u.u saved my time🙏
It’s a chiropractor
the little AAAAGH caught me off guard lmaooo
They tryna get the forbidden fruit juice 💀
She must have forgot to get her skull fluid changed. How nice of the doctor
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My sister in law used maggots on a diabetic amputation that wouldn't heal. They ordered "sterile" maggots from the body farm. They put the maggots on the stump on Friday and told the patient to comeback Monday. He freaked out and went to the Er at 1 am Sunday morning because the maggots were coming out . The whole ER was freaking out, the patient never told them a doctor had put them on the wound on purpose. I had to go tell them what was going on - maggots only eat dead flesh and were leaving the wound because only live tissue was left. After that patient healed like a charm and didn't have to have his leg removed at the hip.
crappy doctor if there was no explanation, although I wouldn't expect a diabetic person who let her condition get so bad be very reliable.
@@jougetsu*his condition
@@jougetsuwhat do you even mean by this?
@@jougetsu some people have VERY severe type 1 diabetes. Including my grandfather, who had his leg amputated bc of it. he would have lows almost every night for decades and convulse and shake until my grandmother would get up and help him with his sugar levels, either with candy or an emergency shot. If she hadn’t been so attentive or not woken up each night he could have died in his sleep. Anyways, insinuating someone would wind up needing an amputation because they were careless or lazy and didn’t take care of themselves is incredibly rude. Some people are very ill and there’s literally only so much you can do…how bout you not be so judgmental.
Nature truly has some incredible powers and antidotes.
Don't make fun of this... leeches help with swelling and blood trauma after surgery. Plus, maggots eat dead flesh from non healing wound and prevent amputation. Also, I have a friend who has to get blood draws because of his complicated health issues.
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My car during an oil change:
My dog when you show up to my house
My girl when I hit the spot
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@@atticuspeck4557I’m so sorry for you
They did this to my father once, but on the side of the forehead. It helped him with high blood pressure and headache. And yeah, he didn't suffer from it again... 😅
My uncle just donates blood jeez
Omg thanks for sharing this info . Just wondering if the doctors here in the US they can do the same thing .
Yeah high blood pressure isnt from having lots of blood stupid
It is elevating mine!
he didn't suffer from it again...
what happened to him?
Maggots are for bacterial cleaning, leaches are used for blood extraction from digital surgical reattachment.
this treatment is useful for blood pressure, relieves various headaches and ringing, normalizes blood circulation and helps with leg cramps. definitely consult a doctor before that.
Anime characters bleeding from their forehead:
It suddenly seems more realistic
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so this is what it looks like irl 😅
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My cousin threw me out of a pool when I was a kid. I hit my head on a patch of cement. Cried and went on with life. A few days later my mom was looking at something in my mouth and put her hand on my head to steady me and her hand sunk down. They took me to several doctors and they all said to just let it be and gravity will eventually do its thing. The last doctor we saw ended up draining all the blood that had pooled under my scalp. Definitely one of my scarier childhood moments.
Damn man, it sounds so scary
Everything good since then?
So did your parents know that it was your cousin who caused it ?
Wow so that’s what’s happening here? How did it feel while it was happening ?
Your cuzzin should be lock up for attempt murder don’t care if y’all was kids wtfk
@@KingPicoFNF 😂
A summary of how I wish I could deal with every headache I got as a child.
"guys wait my head has to pee"
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I wish her the best and hope that procedure helped
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it's an Chinese old style of treatment...
it's safe...
Какой китайский
Такого метода только у мусульман называется хиджама
It can help immensely. This dr is a doofus.
He acknowledged it’s used as treatment for some conditions. Except this is done BY A CHIROPRACTOR SO ITS NONE OF THOSE
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Not sure what’s going on in video. But using medical grade maggots is a well respected treatment for cleaning wounds if certain types. The doctor should know that.
I've uses leeches before. They're great for maintaining circulation after surgical reattachment of a digit or scalp.
My dad actually got that done a few years back. He was suffering from a massive headache and when they went to the hospital they found there was a big storage of blood on top of his head. There was no injury or trauma and it was really weird that it just existed. Doctor thought it was a cysts at first but when they did the surgery, it was just blood. My old man got better a few days later and his headache was gone
Yea there's a difference in a Medical Doctor letting out blood to release pressure and a Chiropractor Quack letting out blood for whatever tf this is.
I agree, whenever I had a headache I feel like I want to do this
It had to have come from somewhere. It isn’t supposed to leak into surrounding tissue and that makes gut be indicative of a bigger problem
@@motabaiofficial7776maybe the covid jab
So you saying it works lol
My bro in law had maggot therapy on his diabetic ulcer that wouldn’t heal. It was prescribed by his wound care dr. And it saved his leg. USA, paid for by insurance.
That's why I don't like this doctor, he is so condescending 🙂
Well that's funny. America is literally saving everyone and those same people burn it's flag. Fuck all who hate my country, fuck all who love to exploit her and her people. We're the most generous and wholesome people, theyvare few and far between now. Yall. Are fun of the southerners, but you ever have a flat in the big cities make sure you have life insurance or something to leave your kids. In the country we will fix it or give you a ride, now everyone thinks we're all hills have eyes people. I'm passed, it's more like Texas chainsaw massacre but that here nor there.
What hospital n city? I'm in need if information
Maggots and leaches are still used in hospital wound therapy. It works .
@@sarahmartinez7926 ua-cam.com/video/Rf4Nr1dPFSo/v-deo.html
Your blood is precious. Don't ever let anybody take it from you.
Love the little, "Don't do this." at the end!🤣🤣🤣
When you hear a doctor scream you know something ain't right
Eso pensé 😂
Not in any case make sure who sees it first
Not, he’s only a city doctor not a tribal doctor, so he doesn’t know much about techniques like this!
@@eliazarortega609 and the person doing it in the video is a chiropractor
Not every doctor screams with old fashioned treatment, especially, the doctors living in the countries that have alternative medical treatments. Bleeding treatment is the old fashioned treatment worldwide, but different method and there're rules how to and not to. Next month I'm going to be an intern in a hospital. I would never say 'don't do this or that', because some patients are dying and we need to work together with alternative doctors. We must respect each others.
This is one of the quickest way to lowering someone blood pressure to prevent stroke and brain damage
Sounds logical👍🏿
@@urixp2738 it's not true.
Nah, I don't know about lowering blood pressure but it definitely not prevent any stroke, that's not how stroke works.
Nooo lol. For you to lose enough blood for the body to actually lower your blood pressure would send you into shock! And this blood is not from her brain, it's from the skin tissues in her forehead!
Wow
I love the "aaargh" 😂😂😂😂
Leeches aren't used much nowadays, but maggots are still used to clean wounds from dead tissue.
What kids fear when getting their first haircut be like:
Haha nice one 😂
Would have been back in the day I believe.. the barber performed this operation.
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I had so many questions until I read the word "Chiropractor"...
what does that mean
@@catticat6627 it means this video seems to have been made in a basement with carpentry tools and a trash bag. Since this is possibly a Woo clinic in a basement, it all makes sense.
I see nothing about a chiropractor. This is just mexican back room medicine. Lol
@@Meg0307o it isn’t, we don’t do that in Mexico, it’s not even part of our culture.
Racist ignorant.
We even have a lot of americans coming to Mexico to take advantage of the hospitals, dentists and doctors bc we have great doctors that aren’t expensive like in your country where you end up en debt
@@Meg0307 It says chiropractor in the caption over the video
Me: okay, the last short before going to bed
The short:
My jaw dropped. Like, its on the floor and digging to hell. Tf. 😧
But his voice crack at the HEAAGH
Guys why did I imagine the flex seal man slapping tape over it to stop the leak 💀
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“Don’t mind me, my forehead is just pissing” 😵💫😵💫
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Why doesn't this have more replies? This is hilarious
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They actually use leaches now to draw blood into reattached fingers, etc. And maggots are used to clean wounds as they don’t effect the healthy tissue as much as cutting to remove the decay.
I think the only reason why these mechanisms really work as a procedure is the loss of blood puts bone marrow into higher production. Which can cause some stem cell release. Probably better ways to do it
full respect that she didnt cry when it hit her and she started bleeding
So we shouldn't cry 'cause we're not getting respected after ?? hahaha
@@mmartinzfraxx336 its not like that , but look at hom much blood she let go especially its her forhead which it could hurt alot
@@kpop_fan9691your head bleed from any size cut
And what if she WERE to cry??
@@3rdelement10 still respect she had the courage to do that
This made my skin crawl. I knew about blood letting and all that but dannng.
Ever been in the armed forces? 😅
@@localforeigner9528 has she been to WAR? Probably not lol
@@Speakup117 😆 Thats exactly how you have to communicate with people like this! Lol! Tell 'em the truth! 😄
@@localforeigner9528 braincells left the chat
Okay now kiss me
Hahahah it was the tiny scream for me😂😂😂😂😂😂
I get my blood drawn regularly to keep an eye on my levels, I must say for the last year while you do feel drowsy after.. long term it’s helped me feel a lot better!!
I have polycythemia. I have to get a pint removed every few months. They can't even use the blood, they run a bunch of tests on it and then throw it away.
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My mom had that. I'm being tested for it now
Ohhh that’s why they can’t donate thank you for sharing
I also have polycythemia. They do this every month for me
Have you had testosterone and iron levels checked?
His "aaAAAGHH!?!" Had me fucking rolling
Why?
@@ianboyd8496 because it was a funny noise.... ? Lol
Same 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Holy shit gravy started coming out!
Maggot Therapy is still a legitimate therapy for wound care
I always said I wish there was a pressure release valve on our heads for when we have massive migraines and dudes I just found it
As a person that can be weeks! With them on and off and strong as hell...I question this.
@@Prieta100you need to drink tons of water, stay away from stressful people and places. Find God for sure
@@Prieta100take excedrin extra strength, also I’ve found that eating something light to then vomit helps a lot since you force the nerves in your head. Then take 2 excedrins again if you want to and something to sleep, for me if I don’t fall sleep it never goes away.
@@QUAYPLAYSGAMESyou're either a child or just a delusional person
Wtf are u on buddy u have a special place in heaven tht all Ik
Maggots actually are very beneficial in the medical field in specific situations. They have lab grown maggots that are sterile, the thing about maggots is that they only eat rotten dead decaying flesh. So if a patient has a very nasty infected wound with a lot of dead flesh, maggots can be packed in the wound to remove all of the Dead infected flesh, leaving behind fresh new skin and or muscles to start the healing process with a lower rate of reinfection. Very cool stuff but probably feels really weird for the patient 😅
woah
That’s incredible sometimes you gotta go old school 😏 great story thanks for sharing that. I would of never known about this at all
Бывает ещё гангрена, когда плоть умирает. Думаю, личинки могут помочь с вылечением этой заразы (страшная вещь. Раньше из-за гангрены могли запросто конечность ампутировать).
But i have seen maggots on a dog. That's live flesh.
I've come full circle this week: k!ll me if I have to have this done 😂
We were talking at work about survivability of certain accidents and this woman threatened to unalive me on Thursday. To which I replied, "Thank God, because I've been assured everyone has been trained to pull me from the baler and I don't want to survive it" 😂
I felt lightheaded just watching that
"Me keep laughing while walking upstairs when i keep hearing"AHHGGGH!" HAHAHHAHAHHA
This reminds me of hearing a story about Peter Lorre in Spain. His blood pressure was so high it was at the life-threatening level of massive brain aneurysm- Def Con 1. A doctor applied leaches all over him and dropped his blood pressure down to managable *for him, I presume * levels.
I've never seen blood stream out of a forehead like that.
My son fell when he was 5. Hit the side of his head and literally said, “I’M OK MA!” Didn’t cry or anything. We got in a cab drive about 18 minutes ride to home. When I took his hood off his head, blood had coagulated and I obviously unpluggef what has already clotted. It didn’t pour like that but it was definitely running. Blood was all over his shirt 😮I was beyond shocked because he never even said he feel anything wet or anything.
Leaches to the scalp will never EVER help with high blood pressure or an aneurysm.
Def Con 1 would be the least urgent…
@@Elainestime2change at 8 yo my lil sister fell and hit her head on a railroad tie there was a dime sized hole in her forehead but no blood came out. it was a blood hole and she cried her fool head oft
Head wounds bleed profusely. Wrestlers used to put glasses in their taped up hands so they could cause small abrasions on each other to make it look like major trauma.
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@@AndreiFantastic it is what it is 😂
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@@duckiestswing9039"bro" is a gender neutral word...
"So havin sex with the bros?"
Yes.. indeed i am.... Every. Single. One. Of. Them...
Takes “brain juice” to a whole nother level. 😭😂🤣
The "ah!" From the doctor was my "TF?!"
High blood pressure relief. It works and isn't an uncommon practice.
Really ? 😮 never seen anything like that before woww
It's not uncommon in what country??
@@KrystalShufordAmericas....
@@user-pt5ey6jm1hamerica isn’t a country
Мы мусулмане так и делаем Хиджама это называется
I used to get a head splitting migraine on the left side of my head that literally caused me physical paralysis from pain. My parents took me one day to a Dr who does Hijama .. He cupped 5 cups on my head, suctioned them and made surgical tiny cuts... omg I remember this till this day, he showed me in the mirror. air coming out along with white powdery like mix liquid, then the blood came out black almost.
Ever since, I have never had a migraine or a bad headache. Only a little one when i forget to drink water all day.
It's been 14 years now since the Hijama.
No todo es medecina
Thank you for sharing. I've been thinking about getting hijama done for lupus migraine. I think I'll make an appointment!
Wow, that sounds very interesting.
Glad it worked for you.
Wow. Thanks for sharing.
Wow that’s incredible 😮
that just made me self aware
this sends chills down my body
For someone that did wound care for three years there was a lady that had a wound that wouldn't heal. They used lab grown maggots under her bandages. It's painless and effective.
Ik that you're scientifically right and maggots have saved ppls lives, but I think I'd have a heart attack if there were a bunch of maggots crawling around my wound 😂😂😂😂
Maggots are supposed to be great for burns. They eat dying or dead flesh, not healthy.
Leeches are good for hematoma, clots, scars and more.
He said this on purpose to get comments like mine, because they are the only animals that are FDA approved medical devices. He knows.😅
I would die from the infection cause ain’t no way
@@levanielmidoriya5701 they can eat the dead infected tissue away in hours, once done you won't have to do it again if you're properly taking care of your wound.
@@SureYoureRight it depends on your willingness to live especially if you have children and know the impact of your death on them. Our brains are wired to fight. It doesn't take long for the maggots to clean off the dead and infected tissue, once you do it you have fresh pink healthy skin underneath. Then you have a chance to keep a leg, arm or whatever has the infection.
Who tf would let their chiropractor tap their forehead like a maple tree?
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Lets bring out the suction hose too😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The “doctor” when his patient almost dies of blood loss: 😁
It's past 2 a.m. right now and this actually made me yelp very audibly.
And it kept going.
Same here man 😂😅
Same here
1:34am
for me...
Same here man
1:38 am here 😻
My sister passed 3 months after her Hemochromatosis diagnosis! It’s no joke! Women have monthly cycles that let blood so you let out iron and sometimes don’t know until menopause that you iron is not flushing appropriately through your kidneys
Egg
I actually had to have transfusions after mine because I lost so much blood
I’m very sorry for your loss. My condolences to you. Don’t know what I would do if I lost my sisters or brother.
Iron is absolutely NOT flushed by your kidneys. Your kidneys filter WASTE that is excreted through urine. Iron is not a waste product.
WHAT?!? THIS IS A THING?!?!?
Just saying about the maggot fact. We actually use maggots and modern medicine in very, very specific circumstances. To remove dead skin and dead flesh, it's a way to actually clean. Severed limbs have been lost for extended periods of time, so we could reaattach them. It's actually really cool if you look into the science of it and where we use it.
Yeah and The pressure starts to realese and it just feels better and better especially If they are bleeding on the forhead/head ,that is the best feeling because its an instant pressure releaf, the headaches/migrän, pressure headache ect IS GONE and the Results are immediate🙌❣️ it feels sooo good😅🫣❤️
I strangely felt a relief watching it. Feels like my headache would be gone
Yeah, it's crazy how well injuring yourself in a new way and losing tons of blood helps the pain 😂
@@lou1012she didn’t lose ‘tons of blood’. The forehead has a lot of capillaries so it looks messy but it’s not a lot
@@Lumosnight That's a large amount of blood coming out of her. Don't play semantics lol
I feel like this could be how you remove migraines out of your head but won't try that bro.
@@lou1012 sweetie, my sister banged her forehead once when she was a kid and bled a lot, and even the doctor said it’s fine, as the bleeding usually looks messy like that. As long as there is no concussion people recover.
That's some high blood pressure if she's turning into a fountain.
Saving that for the vampire
of course it is do you see the towel she's holding? that acts as a tourniquet
FRFR
Towel is being used around her neck to increase intracranial pressure, it appears.
She's like..., please stop at 2 liters..! 😂
At this very moment I knew I fucked up. Now I cant sleep
I am an RN RRT. Leaches are absolutely fantastic critters! They help with healing by sucking out congested blood, stimulate capillaries to grow, ‘heparinizing’ the area, and most importantly help a flap survive after surgery!!!
You crazy for going through both schools! -RRT with RN siblings.
So, we should put them on human brains? The more capillaries the better, right?
@@xnoelle25the brain would fall apart. It's not nearly as solid as people think it is.
I had leeches on my crushed thumb as a kid to try to save as much of it as possible.
leeches, not leaches
When I was suffering from headaches, a very old acupuncture doctor, poked my head and he told me it will bleed. It did not bleed like in this video but it bled . I felt the pressure released.
Placebo effect is powerful
@@jasoncaldwell0613 placebo effect is very real.. but yet people won't admit it😂
No pequeeeeees yo no lo haría y mira que aves la migraña me mata
Ur lying. It would bleed like the video.
@@jasoncaldwell0613accupuncture works but not a "release the humors and get the evil out" way. It stimulates a physiological "healing" response from your body, while also releasing neurotransmitters to help you cope and feel better. Accupuncture can be a legitimate osteopathic remedy, its specific and limited, but very real. Should only be performed by licensed medical professionals as well. "Magic Shiela" at the salon is not whos going to help you.
This is how people died back then. I’m pretty sure they did this when people got sick, because they thought they had “bad blood” even though when they did this it just killed them.
it's good for health
Maggots are actually slowly being reintroduced into medical procedures! The lil guys can be extremely helpful when it come to completely removing rotting and dead tissues from patients
Dr " mam we r gonna need 2 put maggots on u 2 get rid of the rotting, dead tissues" Me "um Dr f all that just let all dem damn tissues die!!"
Maggots saved a woman from having her foot amputated. She had gangrene and none of the medicines worked.
I'd much rather use maggots and leeches if it calls for them rather than take dangerous medications.
I think all hospitals need to have them available.
@@aimeesmith8475thats not what you woukd be saying if you actually were suffering from something like gangrene.
They show up when people make axe wounds in their hoohas
Th y have sausage in grocery stores made of maggots
To be fair there must have been a lot of pressure as it took a small tap on her forehead for her to pour out like that. I hope she is okay.
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She was holding a towel around her neck tightly. Thats why.
Thats not how that works
@@sofiarosetv9567 i thought it was a fat roll
No she fucking died
I loved the AAAAHHHH😂
Its the scream for me 😂😂😂😂 Love it!😆😆