"Your Right Lung Has Collapsed" | GPs: Behind Closed Doors | Channel 5
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2021
- GPs: Behind Closed Doors is back for another visit to Hall Green. Today our visitors are Anthony who has come in due to problems with his lungs and Damini who is suffering from fatigue.
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Dude coughing into his hand and then immediately shaking the doctor's hand at 8:35 made my 2021 self recoil.
Coughing in to his left hand shook hands with the right, what's the issue?
@@johnathonandrew8952 Look closely, at 8:26ish. You can see his watch.
@@Lndll just think of all the times you shook hands with a bloke and he's been to the toilet and not washed his hands.
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 Oof. You had to go and drop that on me, didn't you?
@@Lndll 😁
I loved your patient Anthony and his wife. What a great couple. I hope he's alright!
Tony passed away on 5th September 2021 loved by all ,loved by so many 😢 christina his sister x
@@christinajones4401 so sorry for your loss, my dad passed away from lung cancer back in 2010. I miss him everyday.
@@christinajones4401 So sorry to hear this. What a lovely couple.
@@ferguszade5594 thank you x
Tony passed away 5th September x Christina jones
Lol I loved the ending of this. As someone who’s disabled, & is often interacting with different nurses / doctors & receptionists, it’s nice to have some camaraderie & humour, makes the day go by quicker for all involved & takes some of the seriousness of out some situations, definitely helps alleviate a bit of stress ☺️
They’re all just normal folk like you & I who appreciate some light heartedness along the way.
I love the gentlemen who has lung cancer, his humour & positivity is inspiring despite his prognosis.
I do hope the young lady got her anaemia under control. It’s worth remembering you can’t ever overdose on iron as our bodies are clever, they’ll expel any excess - so if a Dr prescribed you iron tablets, just keep taking them even if you do change your diet! x
sadly not true about the iron! overdoing it on iron supplements can actually be really bad for your health but if you start out anaemic, even if you change your diet your body needs time to increase its stores so check with your dr before stopping the tablets
Only water-soluble vitamins (B and C) are expelled by the body when there is an excess.
Taking high dose iron can build up ferritin stores, but overdosing on even a therapeutic dose can be harmful.
@@sean1592 Hi Sean / Cevan :)
Thank you for letting me know about the potential to overdose on iron. I’ve asked my own GP this several times & he’s the one that gave me the above information that I left in my comment, I didn’t just pull it out of thin air.. I promise lol.
I’ve recently had blood work back that showed increased red blood cells, & I was told years ago I was anaemic so I started taking multivitamins + iron. I’m still on them & I asked (for the hundredth time) if it was possible my daily dose could increase my red blood cell count, & he told me the above ^ that my body would expel anything I didn’t use.
Now I’m concerned it is my multivit + iron! Thanks again, I’ll do some more research on it.
@@ceven526 Hiya Cevan, I’ve just responded to Sean below, the response is for you too :) thanks a bunch x
Tony who had lung cancer passed away two days ago rip 🙏
I understand the girl's worry about gluten free alternatives but she's knocking them before she's even tried them. I'm hugely gluten intolerant and after a few years I'm so used to gluten free pasta now that I hardly notice the difference. There are options out there, it's just about exploring and seeing what alternatives taste good for you.
As a former dietitian nutritionist with a full blown wheat allergy, the other issue with GF/WF options is the appalling amounts of sodium and additional salt they add to make the decent ones taste less like cardboard. Even switching to corn/oat flour alternatives is sometimes dodgy because while corn and oats are GF, they are often processed in facilities that handle wheat at the same time. It's a nightmare sometimes trying to find the proper products and maintain a healthy diet.
That poor girl shes a vegetarian. That would be very scary. Wheat would make up a large part of her diet.
Certain food restrictions are harder in certain cultures. In many, bread is more than a food, it is in itself an eating tool, part of every meal. You pick your food with bread pieces instead of fork/spoon. Bread is also proudly made at home, daily, so celiac disease will mean not to be able to share certain elements of one's culture with one's family, an that is hard.
I just gave all of that up. Whole simple foods. Nothing processed. No soy (causes my joints to swell). Olive oil, avocado oil, very little butter (only dairy I eat). Just simple basic foods.
This seems so nice. Patients come in, have appointments and Doctors actually have adequate time to do their jobs. 😭Pity that working for the nhs is not like this anymore. I love my job but with a packed patient list, current time pressures, patient's anger that they come to appointments with and unavailability of certain medications-this makes me feel like leaving every day.
I learned lots just reading the comments. Thank you all for sharing ❤👍🏾🤗
if only GP's were still like this now.
Enlarged lymph nodes, permanently collapsed lung, infection ... I know where this is going.
I read on another comment that he passed away last week RIP Tony
The first part of the video looks like the Birmingham Heartlands Hospital. I live round the corner from the Heartlands Hospital, 5 minutes walking distance.
I want to know what was so funny to the lady on the phone!
Let's heal
That poor guys cough
Why wasn't Anthony referred to Hospice Care, a Nurse to visit him at home, Palliative Care.
Both of my parents (long time smokers) both died from lung cancer. By the time they found my dad's it had already spread to his brain. My mom's was in the upper left lung and was aggressive. It pressed against her heart. She was diagnosed and died a month later. Scans just a few months earlier it wasn't even seen. I had two uncles die from lung cancer too. They of course were the generation where smoking was actually recommended. Jeez.
Some times lung cancer can be condensed, difficult to see in "some" type scans, esp Xrays. AND aggressive.
Where ever this country is, I do not want to seek medical treatment there!
England pretty bad aye!
Sunday morning em
What would we do with out them sometimes in our life
does anyone know why the patient with lung cancer with suspected infection was given pholcodine (a cough suppressant)? wouldn't that just exacerbate the infection as the mucus isn't being expelled?
Hi. The infection isn’t in the mucus itself more it’s a product of the infection. Antibiotics (which the GP gave) would clear the underlying infection. The cough is clearly distressing for the patient, keeping him up at night, and with an already collapsed lung it’s important to balance risk and give cough suppressants to improve cough and prevent further damage.
Its the lung cancer that's gonna get him, not a cough supressant, it also helps w/pain.
I'm in US. Does anyone know how to watch full episodes?
Poss download channel 5?
Download My5 or try CZcams.
come to the uk
It's also on Pluto TV in the UK
There is an actual CZcams channel called “GP: doctors behind closed doors” - not full episodes, but longer, and they let you know at the end how the patients were doing after the appointment.
cheltenham shoutout
is this still being filmed now or relatively recently?
this these are from a while back, don’t think they’re being filmed atm cos of covid x
@Maddie A I think it’s more patients, most appointments are over the phone rather then in person but most the camera are fixed in the room rather then actual camera crew
I think it was around 2014-15
@Maddie A there was never any camera crew they have always had the fixed cameras around the surgery snd in the GPs rooms
when you can tell a man dyes his beard. respect though seems like a nice guy
This is a young guy and his beard is entirely natural. Where DO you get these weird ideas?
Tony lost his battle with cancer 2 days ago may he rest in peace .
@@2eleven48 his sideburns
@@christinajones4401 May his soul rest in peace.
The man and women look like brother and sister.
Right?! I thought the same thing! My partner couldn’t see it at all but I swear they look like twins XD
Yikes! Lung cancer spread to lymph nodes and he’s seeing a GP? Why is he not at an oncologist?
I don't know maybe they need referral or something , yeah that is not make sense
i am surprised one collapsed lung and showing 97% oxygen saturation
Our body can work with one lung
@@Vijaythalapathy28 that means if covid patients show a drop in oxygen levels, then their whole lungs are compromised
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I appreciate that it has been cut around, but the GP a) did not request repeat bloods to confirm ttg levels, b) did not counsell about not cutting gluten out at this stage before the biopsy, before it confirmed, or discussed the risks even if asymptomatic 🤦♀️ c) not sure when this was fillmed but now with these high levels she would not need a biopsy to confirm CD
The blood tests in this episode are the repeat blood tests to test ttg - she says that at 1:35. This was filmed pre-covid so at the time it also was standard to just also do a biopsy to confirm
I suspect i have a gluten or wheat allergy and my gp said I shouldnt cut it out of my diet until Ive had a blood test to confirm smh. but I need to eat it to have a successful blood test, 6+ hours after eating my hands break out in hives, tops of my feet swell and I cant sleep with the itching under the skin rip, and rn i need the sleep more than a doc confirmation
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No idea why. They’re talking nonsense.
@@LauraBidingCitizen me neither
Literally is ridiculous. No idea wtf they’re talking about and taking up comment space for no reason 🙄
Obsessed with potatoes apparently
Why do I like these when I don't like going to the doctor??? That's a ❓
Seeing people shaking hands is weird.
English culture
@@nancyforeman1292 lol I don't mean that. I meant during covid times
Can't you burn the infected part of the lung away you could survive on one lung
they do lung and heart transplants for cancers that's a drastic operation
Alot die from the transplant of the heart and lung or the anti rejection drugs stop working.
Even if you removed all the tumour from the lung (remove the lung or transplant) the cancer will have travelled and started new tumours (mets) in other parts of the body (liver, brain etc)...so unfortunately if the cancer is too far gone then just removing the lung won't help.
@@abigailcarter775 I don't think it's too far gone in this case because he was is giving radiotherapy
@@johnsweda2999 no, he was having chemotherapy
What happened to the lung cancer guy
Passed couple days ago
@@xoxo2072. That's sad. May I ask how do you know about this?
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@5:30 That Indian woman bothers me for some reason. It's almost like she's rolling her eyes at the doctor, as though "she doesn't know what she's talking about".
I understand her feeling that way, it was a shock for her to be told all that information and she's just weighing up the downsides in her head
Shes rolling her eyes because she's shocked with what might be wrong with her, i dont think at any point shes thinking the Dr doesn't know what shes talking about ... it's a lot to absorb when you have to hear a whole lot of what might be wrong with you
dude no, she's just upset about the news. I have coeliac disease and was diagnosed when I was 14 and cried when I found out lol
I think she was stunned because she never thought it was a possibility. She never realised it was this bad and needs time to absorbs the information. She wasn't dismissive nor disrespectful, she's a young lady going to the doctor for low iron follow-up finding out she has an illiness that will change everything with her eating habits, soecialy considering she's vegetarian.
@@hinnah5954 i was diagnosed at 14 too!
The girl with the iron deficiency be posting it all over social media. She will be snapchatting pics of herself in a hospital bed.
Vegetarian =Celiac
Sorry - not sure if you're being serious, but coeliac disease is an autoimmune disease, it literally has nothing to do with meat.
Anthony is a DILF!
I have chapati everyday we already knew hun
racist
@@amy82910 it's called stereotyping hun
It’s racist stereotyping
Well, it better be chapati than jellied eel 😂
Anaemic because you are vegetarian, eat a steak ffs
They clearly said she’s probably celiac, it’s not as simple as you’re saying
@@RosesAreGold1 doubt it, she probably needs heme iron as it's much more absorbable than non-heme iron
@@MLGBrownCat what no?? her antibody test came back positive. She changed her diet to include more iron and yet her iron levels remained the same so it's likely she's not absorbing it due to the coeliac disease
@@MLGBrownCat they literally said her levels for potential celiac is 2000 when it should be 2 or less. did you even listen?!
@@MLGBrownCat I'm not doubting that vegetarianism can contribute but this is clearly not a cure for celiac which is essentially an autoimmune disease
Don’t understand what they said. ☹️