The WORST Medical Experiences We've Had
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You can make one hell of a compilation out of Connor in this one... ''And it reaaly feels like he's inside...''
Someone already did its on the trash taste reddit
@@MajieB can you please link it? Or at least say the title? I can't find it '-'
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@@yme3345 what?
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I was like Joey when I was younger and so I needed to get my ears cleaned every now and then. One time I asked my mother how much came out and her response was, "You know that scene in shrek..."
well, the wax start coming and it won't stop coming
But at least you know about this issue, so if you clean up the ears constantly, the problem it's all ogre.
_Aigh't i'm out, have a good one_
I had an endoscopy in the states. I was under anesthesia. The fact Chris has to go through it awake with just a numbing agent is terrifying.
Thank you for posting. I need to habe one and was regretting clicking on this
I had to had three endoscopy’s… basically in a row. (EDIT most of my issue was caused by ibuprofen be careful with that shit)
They usually give you a sedative to basically knock you out for just 15 minutes.
The first one they didn’t give me enough sedation at all so I felt everything and basically gagged and vomited in my own mouth like 50 times over.
The second time I told them I needed more sedation and it was better but they still didn’t give me enough to properly knock me out. So I was very confused AND gagging and puking. Even worse than the first time.
The third time was an emergency but I was literally shouting at them as I went in saying “GIVE ME AS MUCH SEDATION AS YOU ARE LEGALLY ALLOWED”
That time was Gucci.
Jeezes that sounds awful.
I went in for both a colonoscopy and an endoscopy. I was out I think for half an hour.. To an hour? I know it was a long time but can't remember how long.
But I had mine done in a hospital with a specialist...
These are the reasons why I insist on going to specialists coz I've heard and had bad issues with GPs that try to do this stuff. GPs are all health practitioners. They are great. But they need to send you to a specialist to find out about something specific. There's a huge difference. Deal with someone who specialises in that field and knows what they are doing. Gargh lol
@@Kewlausgirl do GPs actually do endoscopies? In my country, if you need to do any specialised check ups it will always be in a specific department of a hospital or specific clinic.
@@Kewlausgirl yes it was done by a specialist. But I was in hospital at the time.
I will say I had another endoscopy as follow up 3 months after and that time was perfection. I felt and remembered nothing. But I was so scared I was physically shaking so the doctor was probably like “let’s just give her more than the limit” LOL
However…. As a naturally red haired person we physically need more sedation than other people to get the same effect (caused by the gene mutation that gives us red hair). So I think this might be why I had such a game the first few times. They were working out how much I actually needed.
Sorry to hear that you guys have had a bad experience. As an anaesthetic doctor, I do regularly provide sedation or general anaesthesia for endoscopy upon patient's request. Generally folks have a better experience with endoscopy that way (in fact, many of them don't even remember - the drugs we use have amnesic effects)
I had an endoscopy last week under anesthesia, I had heard Chris's horror story before so I was a little anxious. However, it wasn't a problem, I fell asleep right away and felt great after I woke up. It was the first time I dreamt under anesthesia.
Asians have different earwax most of the time, I think there’s like three types, that’s why Joey and Garnt have the same reaction to Conor’s ear stuff.
“the gene responsible for the drier type originated in an ancient northeastern Asian population. Today, 80 to 95 percent of East Asians have dry earwax, whereas the wet variety is abundant in people of African and European ancestry (97 to 100 percent).”
My wife is mostly Italian and I'm mostly Slav. One of my sons has the dry earwax and us not knowing about it and not cleaning his ears caused him to get ear infections. His pediatrician who happened to be Asian was surprised to find out he had that gene and told us how to clean his ears properly.
@@xzen667 Genghis Khan is probably your ancestor then
Yeah when I first saw Connor's video and his ear wax I was grossed out. Y'all really be dealing with ear wax like that
@@clementgoh9270 Yeah it was too much. I wonder how it's never clogged.
ooh I have wet earwax even though I’m east asian haha
The worst thing I have ever been through is getting tested for meningitis and they stuck a huge thick needle in my spine and they wiggled it around looking for a way to get to the fluid and then afterwards I ended up getting severe migraines where I couldn’t sit up without getting nauseous and throwing up. And I was leaking spinal fluid which i had to get two blood patches to stop the leaking. Besides giving birth and having my gall bladder removed when I was 15 that was the worst pain in my life.
I remember when I had an ear infection when I was 9 years old. The doctor’s had to shoot a jet of water right into my ear. Felt insane and the results were…gross.
Same experience here. That was so, so weird.
I just went to the doctor for the same problem. Fixed my ear though
I mean, Joey and Garnt have Asian DNA, which means dry ear wax. So I can understand them cleaning their ears bc they get itchy. With wet ear wax your ears really don't get so itchy, unless there's a ton of it.
does races have anything to do with that?
honest question not a triggered statement need to point that out lol
@@5at5una It does. The gene that causes dry ear wax is predominantly present in Asian people. It seems to have originated in an ancient northeast Asian population, according to Google. 80-95% of East Asians today have this dry ear wax. Whereas 97-100% of Europeans and Africans (as well people of that ancestry) have wet ear wax.
@@flowerdolphin5648 i find that interesting cause as a South asian I get both the powdery version and the more waxy version in my ears
I had chronic ear infections as a child, and at one point even had an ear infection and swimmer's ear in the same ear. Probably some of the worst pain I've been in 😭
3:33 “most doctors recommend not to put anything in your ear,” says connor as i’m watching this with airpods in lmao
Airpods or earbuds don't go deep into the ear canal like a q-tip so your gucci
@@hunkofmangravy5945 thank you! i’m glad lmao
I am someone who develops a lot of earwax (it runs in the family) and has to get them cleaned very often, and am also very prone to developing fungi and infections in there. My ears also get very itchy very easily! Sydney's ear blob story and Chris' bee story were horrifying...
In the US insurance companies are so aweful people avoid the doctor to avoid dealing with these insurance companies and we also have to pay for ambulance too.
You guys, i had an endoscopy and I was fully knocked out for it. It's really shitty that they made you stay awake for that, Chris... not sure that that is standard.
Yes, I too was asleep but it was in America. The standard in Japan could be different.
@Enyx Flynn In the US?
!!! For a gastroscopy (from the mouth -> small bowel), you’re sedated so you aren’t fully “asleep” but you won’t remember the process. For a colonoscopy (from the anus -> large bowel) you’re anaesthetised so you ARE fully asleep.
Going in from the mouth, you can’t be fully asleep because the anaesthesia used can cause the airways be too relaxed to stay open (respiratory depression). Resp depression is fairly easy to prevent/manage if we go in from your bum (oxygen support from the mouth, scope tube from the bum). BUT we can’t prevent/manage it as easily if we go in from the mouth - how do we provide oxygen support AND control the tube from the same “hole”? So that’s why you need to be semi-awake for the gastroscopy. [please correct me, other medical people - this is just what I was told as a student]
That being said, you’re not supposed to remember you were semi-awake. You should just feel like you were completely knocked out. Chris’s experience is totally odd and probably a little unethical.
@@user-bt1ci1cs7c or probably different race different dosage of anesthetia dose?
@@user-bt1ci1cs7c Totally what I was thinking. Didn't realize it, but I guess I was sedated. Maybe they didn't explain it well to me, but it makes sense. Don't remember anything and felt like I had the best night sleep of my life after. However, I don't know of anyone who has been fully asleep during a colonoscopy. They've all been awake (in the US).
Story time! I had a termite go into my ear when I was a kid. I went to sleep, woke up, and my ear hurt a bit. And it kept hurting for the whole car ride to the park. My dad ook me to an urgent care place and they sucked that fucker right out. it was huge lmao
Half the reason I always wear headphones I think.
My worst medical experiences were in Japan. My clinic Doctor was horrible and sent me to the public hospital to get unneeded procedures. The worst part was they never really told me the reasons why until after the procedures. However when I crashed on my bike, I was taken to a private hospital, and the Doctors there were great.
Lmaooo chris trying to hold back on that garnt-sydney story "yo ion know her like that but lmaoo"
My worst experience was being all ready for my wisdom teeth removal surgery and then they asked for my rat test I took and they saw a faint line so they said nah you can’t do it, I asked if I could take another one since after 15 minutes the test doesn’t become accurate but they just sent me home, Deadass has everyone waiting for me the anethestis and the oral surgeon, after that took a proper test at a drive up turns out I was negative and then sending me home was pointless, not even that it’s the fact that they refused to give me another one and just sent me home straight away off a faulty test, had to wait another month to get my next surgery which meant another month of excruciating pain and I missed the first 2 weeks of uni as a result last year
As someone who has had an endoscopy, Chris' recount is entirely accurate. It is an unpleasant experience to say the least.
One time, I had such a bad ear infection, a bump formed on my head behind my ear, the bump was so big it bent the bow of my glasses
Watching this video has reminded me I haven't cleaned my ears in months if not years
Man I had so many ear infections as a kid, cause my ear canals are so narrow and curved, cleaning them out was never easy, also everytime i went swimming the water always would stay in my ears it was so hard getting it out
I’ve been getting my ears cleaned for years now and doctors have told me a cotton swab isn’t good for your ears but it’s generally good to have them cleaned out of wax so there isn’t build up.
My Doctor said I had to much earwax and told me to get Debrox, you put the drops in you ears for a couple days in a row, then on the last day you flush it out with water with a Hand Bulb Ear Syringe that comes in the Debrox kit.
so what did the doctor recommend instead of cotton swabs?
@@stacyowl1658 cotton swabs push the wax further and can hurt your ear drum so just go see a doctor. Most can do it in like 5-10 minutes and it’s just like a precise pressure washer that cleans your ears out.
the 2 worst .pains I ever had, an ear infection and a toothache........once had both at the same time in my 20s........spent the night pacing my kitchen crying with the pain waiting for the GPS office to open......by far the worse pain I hver ever had......beats migraine ,broken bones, torn ligaments and nerve pain.
I agree with joey i used to have a lot of ear infections as a kid, i would have fevers all the time because of it
I had to get a Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatogram before, and i'm so glad i was knocked out for it. Like i don't even remember the doctor telling me to count back from 10. That's how out i was. Considering they had to vacuum gallstones out of me i'm kinda glad they knocked me out, because i passed a few before the surgery and it was the worst pain I've ever felt in my life.
My best friend got ear issues (she said it hurts a lot) ENT said she cleaned it way too much that it dried up a part of her canala and pushed the dirty only further in
Man I had so many ear infections as a kid, cause my ear canals are so narrow and curved, cleaning them out was never easy
I watch enough audiologist channels to know that black earwax has been in there for a long time, months at least. It oxidises over time and gradually gets darker.
Dry earwax is very common among East Asians which is why ear cleaning is more common in East Asian cultures.
is it because of the climate?
I had a gastroscopy once, never again...
I dont really watch anime and Im not that interested in Japan. But I keep coming back to this podcast.
Love the content
Around 7th/8th grade, I lost the nail on my left big toe. Then, when it grew back, it didn't grow quite right. So, eventually, I had to have "surgery" to cut up my toe so it could have room to grow correctly. However, my toe was kind of infected, and so when they gave me two shots of "pain killer" (Not sure what it's called, but basically so i wouldn't feel anything), but they didn't help at fucking all. According to my dad, they almost went all the way through my toe with both shots. So then I just layed there having them slice my toe up, and I felt everything.
Anaesthesia?
It's called local anesthesia.
Lol, around 7th/8th grade i lost the nail on my big toe, too. Two times in a row actually. Probably from wearing too tight fitting shoes while playing football.
Dude doctors are supposed to put you under when you do endoscopy or a colonoscopy. I've had both done and luckily it was in a hospital to get checked. But I couldn't imagine being awake having the tube in your throat.
I can see why that Doctor's place is closed down now jeezes!
It's normal in many countries to not put people under for gastroscopy which Chris had, same with colonoscopy, it depends mostly on a country and your choice of clinic.
I have a endoscopy booked next month....
I had what sydney had. Its called swimmers ear in American (idk if its called smth else in other countries) but i had it and got an ear infection where i had to get my ears vacuumed out too. Luckily i didn’t have any weird eldrich horror come put of my ear like sydney tho
I always got ear infections as a kid. I didn’t have dry earwax like Joey - it was and still is quite the opposite actually. But like I’d get them almost every week and gos damn did it suck 😩😩
I eventually got grommets put in and also got my tonsils taken out at the same time. Good times.
Watching this whole having dinner was a really bad idea.
Hmm... Most doctor experiences I've had are good. Though when they removed my tonsils they were a bit lax like... I was sedated and all and then they let me go and when I woke up I was back home in bed... And my pillow was all bloody...
“…and he starts going deeper. And it reeeeally feels like he’s deep inside…” -CDawgVA
I got charged eight grand for a CT scan and sitting on a bed. Luckily, it got reduced to only three. What a country!
Connor talking about his earwax was the most sus shit for some reason
When I was like five I had to get stitches on my chin, and for some reason the doctor just decided to not numb me. So I was just laying there in pain as they stitched the wound up until they FINALLY decided to give me a numbing shot right before doing the LAST STITCH
They usually don’t numb you for stitches.
I have only experience one ear infection in my life but I can't remember how or why I got it tho.
Garnt went real quiet after the topic of couple's colonoscopies lmao
the more of these the watch, the more i believe Connor is the only sane one!
We had the worst medical experiences ...
Greece : Oh ! You are approaching me ?!
"40-inch plasma screen TV"?
I think it'd be better if you at least watched Adventure Time on it and hope nobody ruins, then again there's the endoscopy guy, who seems to didn't even put medical lubricant on the thing, or maybe it just sucks in general.
There would never be a day when I would be awake while I had a camera going down my throat!!!!
Sounds like jojo fans would have a great time at that doctors
Well I did it 3 times it's just nightmare and I have weak stomach aswell
im 24 and i had like 7 or 8 endoscopy's and in my experience they arent that bad. Maybe cause i get something that puts me to sleep before but i cant remember anything really when i wake up like 2 hours later. Maybe the doctors here in Germany do it a bit different but for me endoscopy's arent that bad :D
My ears just drain and drain. Its like a river of liquid earwax. My doctor told me some people just make more then others. :c
Here is a life tip if you ever get water in your ears:
You just get your hand wet enough to drop some droplets of water, then pour those droplets in your ear, then after you feel the water in your ear unclogs, immediately tilt your head down to the affected ear, if your ear is still clogged after you do that then do it again, but if its still not working then go see a doctor.
And yeah Connor is absolutely right! (For once lolol jk) but don't put anything in your ears. You can clean it out with water in the shower or maybe wipe the sides of the ears with your face cloth/face washer but don't go in the ear drum.
And ear candles - throw them in the bin. Those things are absolute duds! It's just the wax from the candle. There is no way to clean the ear out with vacuum - because if you out too much force it would pop your eardrums lol.
So the best way to clean them is drops in for the night with cotton wool. Or see a doctor and they can clean your ears out with a solution and drain it, if need be.
But don't use cotton buds or even fingers in your ear drums to clean it out...
Trust me: my dad was old school and had a bad habit of using bobby pins. He already had ear damage from construction work, and he eventually went off bobby pins to just cotton buds. But it still scratches the ear drums. The Ear specialist explained this to him and he still does it because... It gets build up and itchy.... Which is all because he does it.
So for you guys with itchy ears, it's because they are irritated from using whatever you are using to try and clean them. See a doctor, get your ears rinsed out to get rid of the gunk and use ear drops. They will still itching in no time!
I feel bad for people who have to clean their ears the wax just falls out of my ears
considering how many people clean their ears and they’re perfectly fine, connor needs to clean them ears 😭 if not with q-tips then with a wet washcloth in the shower (something! there are safe alternatives!) that grossed me out to learn and made me view him differently 💀 like it’s basic hygiene. rip to his earbuds.
It better to not clean your ears than to clean them yourself, it's not basic hygiene at ALL.
Just washing the outside of your ear while you wash your hair is enough of the cleaning for your ears.
Earwax's purpose is to PROTECT your ears, you don't need to remove it if you don't have a medical condition that warrants it.
If you don't believe me ask your doc or check the internet and stop spreading misinfo.
@@IxNoiRxI bro stop fighting so hard and clean your ears 💀
The only reason they say not to put anything in your ear is because you probably aren't a professional and will damage your ear doing it yourself. If you go have someone else do it like as a service, they are trained to clean your ears safely.
Asians also typically have different was types anyways so they have to clean theirs in a different way. If it's more waxy like yt peoples then chances are it'll come out with water, the drier type doesn't come out that easy.
they once tried to charge me 1k for a colonoscopy + endoscopy not counting medicine. i ghosted that procedure. mf had my minimum wage ass fucked up quite littraly
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What a cool video
getting an endoscopy without anesthesia is literally my worst nightmare. the thought alone makes me panic. if i ever have to get one i'll have them knock me out completely. but even then.. i don't think i could do it unless it's an emergency. i might have a slight phobia
Thankfully my Gastroenterologist doesn't give a choice, he does it under anesthesia. I got it done last week, I slept pretty good.
As someone who has had multiple ear related surgery:
Haha nerd
Afaik east asians have a higher tendency to have dry earwax and are more susceptible to earwax clogging.
I'm an RN from America, you should be asleep for an endoscopy. That place could not have been legit.
It's another topic Connor's not knowledgeable of. There're different waxes, not just because of obsessed with being clean.
connor: *PURE DISGUST THROUGHOUT*
me: a lover of pimple poppin, earwax removal etc vids : hmm id love to have seen how big that lump that came out was
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"bossman knows what he's doing" the most
Bri'ish thing i've heard from Connor
We know Connor doesn't clean his ears. That episode was a nightmare. Nothing more satisfying than cleaning my ears.
Asians and white people have different ear wax, thats why it kinda grouped into Christ and Connor and then Garnt and Joey
Ayyy
It’s nice to see men’s horror stories 😂 because everything about being a woman is a nightmare lol
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I wanted a video to eat my sandwich , this video is not it
Worst thing I had so far isn't really even that bad compared to most people. But I had to get an MRI done for my hand (Skip to next paragraph for that, this para is just me explaining my condition). I have a, to my knowledge, super rare condition. The closest diagnosis the doctors have given me is Pachydermodactyly. Tl;dr, the joints on my right hand are swollen and where they are swollen, I have horrible dry patches of skin. No matter how much lotion I use, the dry patches never leave. I've been prescribed the strongest steroid cream they are legally allowed to give and it did nothing. Btw, want to add, it doesn't hurt or anything, it's just really annoying having dry patches of skin and my hand being swollen (for example, I build PCs, can't fit my hand in small crevices like in the basement of a case, gotta use my left hand for that). The only concerning thing is, I've read through a ton of the reports I could find on it, it's limited to the right hand. For me, it seems to be spreading to my toes and other hand after having it for about 10 years (since middle school, in 3rd/4th year of uni now).
But the MRI, before they knew what was wrong with my hand, they wanted to scan me. So, I had to lay flat on my stomach with my arm outstretched all the way forward. If I moved for even a second, they would have to redo the scan. So they do the scans, takes like 25 minutes. My arm/shoulder hurts a lot from holding my arm out for so long without rest. They then tell me they need to inject me with something, I forget, and it would make any abnormalities in my hand glow blue on their scans. They fucked up the injection many times. They had 3 different people try to get the stuff into my veins over the course of like 20 minutes. I don't know how safe that was or how much would be too much to inject, at the time, I was in middle school and too scared to speak up. Obviously, my arm hurt like hell from holding it out + the shots. So then I needed to lay flat again, hold my arm out and do more scans. My arm hurt so much I couldn't hold it still very well so we had to redo a lot of the scans which made it take even longer, making my arm hurt more and harder to stay still, etc... The pain was too much that I was crying. After like another 30-40 minutes, we finished. A while later, we get the results. Nothing. Even with all the scans, they had no clue.