@@razzoozyou gotta give us an update as to whether or not it really is cancer, if it is phewwwww we’re gonna need new X-ray machines. And new techs too 💀
@@MILLs_666there are MANY safety precautions to prevent X-ray techs and healthcare workers in general from being exposed to dangerous levels of radiation. Basically OP is saying it's totally a coincidence and not related to him pressing the button on the machine.
@@networkoperationsBackground: I'm just a regular dude Interested in science. Not trained in medicine or radiology. Anyway, the mark on his thumb looks like a straight line, as if there were only x-rays shining on that tiny piece of his thumb. Since he does it a couple thousand times a year it would make sense that the cancer would only develop on the exposed line (in the beginning stages of Cancer). Could it be possible that the shield that is wrapped around the X-ray vacuum tube may have developed a crack, or there is a seam that has opened up, or perhaps it's moved. The crack would be incredibly small to only affect such a small area so far away from the source. It could be smaller than 1/8th the thickness of a hair. And then the X-rays hit some stationary reflector that bounces it in the direction of the button Edit: I'm not saying it's coming from the button, but it could be bouncing off something stationary in the office and for some coincidence the button is where the ray happens to be redirected to Edit 2: I'm definitely not anti-nuclear, I'm very pro nuclear power and think things like medical radiology are amazing and we should have more of it. I wish all power was nuclear generated as it's the safest and cheapest way to provide power to the world. It also helps us to dispose of our radioactive materials from the cold war that is just sitting around of no use to anyone. By using it in Nuclear power plants the fissile materials decay into less dangerous metals (or gas in the case of Radon).
@@DannySebahar the most likely reason for a white line for that is damage to the nail bed that becomes permanent but is not life altering. They eliminated my ingrown toenail the same way by absolutely obliterating the edge of the nail bed. It never grew back but it smelt horrible.
@user-vi2on2og6w your nails can tell you a lot about your health! If your fingers are growing funny it can be from a deficiency, an illness, or trauma.
This reminded me of a guy that had a house flipping show (Tarak, I think his name was), who had people watching concerned about a lump in his neck. Ended up being cancer. But they saved his life.
There was a guy on 90 Day fiancé who had these eyes that looked like they were bulging and as a nurse I couldn’t stop thinking “oh this dude has graves and doesn’t know it” sure another other people told him and the next season he’s like “yeah everyone kept telling me to go to the doctor about my eyes after the show and it was thyroid issues/graves”
Tarek El Moussa from Flip or Flop! A fan of the show, who was a nurse, wrote to Tarek and Christina to tell Tarek to have his thyroid checked! It ended up being cancer and he had to have his thyroid removed iirc. That viewer's persistence to get the message to him undoubtedly saved his life! That was a long time ago lol way back at the beginning of the show. Over a decade ago now I think.
Update: the dermatologist did a biopsy and said it's probably not cancer but to check back in 3 months. So, next person will have to check back in 3 months.
The base rate of cancer is so low that it's usually not cancer. But none of us want that 1/1000 chance that we didn't check it and suddenly only have three months to live.
This was a joke, that's not a sign of cancer. It's a potential sign of having physically damaged your nail bed at one point. That being said, chemo, heart failure, arsenic, and like a whole lot of other things could cause the banding, but more often than not it was just from the nail bed being bruised in the past.
There was actually a case where someone was diagnosed with cancer because a viewer who had cancer watched her on the news and contacted her to tell her she should get a lump on her neck checked out because it could be cancerous. It turned out it was but because it was found early they were able to treat it. EDIT: As people are commenting and telling me it was a doctor who spotted it during an ice hockey game I’d thought It’d mention that this was a different news story to that. EDIT 2: As people are still telling me the viewer was a doctor I will link the video below. This one doesn’t mention if the viewer was a doctor or not. m.czcams.com/video/94PS-OvH7X8/video.html&pp=ygUfUmVwb3J0ZXIgZG9hZ25vc2llZCB3b3RoIGNhbmNlcg%3D%3D
A magnet on the outside of the glass works like a charm for anyone that needs to know… Great that this was identified for the imaging tech and that’s definitely job related if it’s in fact cancer… The internet just as everything else that can be perceived as “good or bad” always has a flip side…no yin without yang! Prayers that this CZcamsr is cancer free!
Yep, but also if you have the nails (i don't) you can just pull it from the top, but thinking underwater that thing was probably "stuck" to the glass, just have to be careful when pushing from the blade with softened skin from the wayer, also in this scenario a small magnet would seem to work perfectly.
Finger nail streaks are the scariest, because by the time you notice them, it’s already too late. Still seek help. But because we ignore things that subtly change over time, and nails grow so slow, it’s usually blood borne by the time it’s evaluated. I had a scare on a toe nail with a dark streak. But it was because I crushed my foot a year prior.
I have one of those too, but it's from when i broke my finger as a kid at the end close to the nail bad. After the fingernail fell off, it grew back with an extra thick line in the center. It still does it over thirty years later.
But is what you have exactly what he has ? He has two white parallel lines that grow from the nail bed to the tip of the fingernail (vertically), instead of growing from the left side to the right side of the nail. (Horizontally) I have a horizontal line on my big toe because when I was little, a watermelon fell on my foot. The line isn't white, tho. It looks like a cleft / crack, and the nail part above the crack is WAY thicker than the nail below.. and it keeps growing out and comes back every time.. buy it grows out really slowly, not like my other toenails (which already grow slower than my fingernails, but this specific nail grows out after years..) it basically looks like a nail where you put a broken off piece of another nail on top of it, like a "mask," ya know ? Idk how to explain it.. They're like two separate things, but at the same time, they're not. *Edited to correct a typo*
oooh same story but I have the opposite. I smashed my finger in a car door and now there's a thin section in the center of my nail & it always splite in half
I've got a similar thing on my middle toe, the nail is split and overlapping down the middle. I kicked a rock while swimming in a lake when I was 10 lol
I had a black streak that used to go down my finger (stared off faint but got darker) for like 5 years or so, happened out of nowhere but one day it just magically went away. I did see a dermatologist but they told me it was nothing to worry about. Hopefully for you it’s the same and it’s nothing to worry about.
i have the same thing on some of my fingers and my doctor said it shouldn’t be worrying as long as it doesn’t change color or change shade but she never explained what it was and i don’t like googling symptoms haha
@@woorp if your doctor said it's nothing to worry about so long as it doesn't change color or shade and it's just a dark streak I'd imagine it's something functionally similar to a mole. just an irregular but benign patch of melanin
It’s always a thrill to see anything about C-arms. I invented and made a laser targeting device for Philips C-arms a few years ago. The users loved it because it gave them a single red dot, exactly in the center of the field, and there was no artifact in the image. Unfortunately, my health WAS affected by cancer and I had to close up shop. Thanks for the post!
@@nicknatuzzi2652 one of the things that I got the most positive feedback on was the reduction of the number of time the radiology staff had to image each patient. They knew exactly where the center of the field was.
If I could add a photo i would but my nail was cut down the center on and angle by a pair of branch cutters. Almost lost my ring finger. 😢Looks exactly like his. Its just a scar from the injury and mine centered out like his with the rigidness.
Something like that happened to my mom, she was in an argument with an ex friend a while ago and she bit my moms finger and now she has a permanent dent in the nail bed of her thumb
Awesome community of observant individuals, wow ! Always look at your fingernails people they are an encyclopedia into our health truly ! Stay awesome and aware fam !
For anyone that's frantically checking their nails for something similar. It's normal, so long as the line doesn't follow up onto the skin. Trauma and diet can cause those lines, too and when it is cancer, the lines are usually dark brown and thick.
This is the correct answer. Still the lesson here, for me atleast is, when in doubt get it checked. I haven't been to a doctor in decades. Figured this is a good a reason as any, and I could use a bloodwork checkup. Could find deficiencies.
@EriBarr I wouldn't say you should be scared, but I would advise being seen by your primary care doctor as soon as your schedule allows. If your doctor sees anything they don't like, they can advise you further better than any of us on the internet. Good luck and I hope it's nothing!
I had a black line like that on my toe for years. It gradually got bigger. My obgyn noticed and suggested I get it checked out. Turned out to be skin cancer (melanoma) and I had my toe removed this past December. Thank God I’m still here as it could have been way worse ! Edit: Thank you everyone for the out pouring support. I just wanted to add I’m only 28 years old. This spot was on my toe since elementary school. Just wanted to put into perspective how I believe God had his hand over me as it was on my toe for so long (Drs couldn’t tell me when it may have developed into cancer) & it DID NOT spread throughout my body. Please get any suspicious moles or lines checked out to be on the safe side. As they say, I love you but God loves you more ❤
I identified a friend's baby's retinoblastoma from a picture they posted on Facebook. It's really bittersweet. On one hand, she had cancer and it was really hard telling her dad that she had an indicator of cancer, but on the other hand, she's still alive.
It was the flash weird eye thing? I’ve heard of that happening before. I also know the guy that was on TV as a house flipper Tarek a nurse was binging his episodes and got in touch with them and said he needed his thyroid checked because she noticed swelling. He ended up with thyroid cancer
@@tawnyprovince-ward2353 yeah. He posted a picture of her on his timeline, and she had that terrifying, white eyeshine. I think I know what you're talking about with they thyroid cancer thing. Is that the one where the woman noticed a slight swelling on his neck?
@@laurahonaker2805 definitely a bittersweet kind of thing. It's one of those things where you're both dismayed and grateful to be right, at the same time.
No he didn’t? Do you really not know how social interactions work? He was just explaining the mark on his finger and making it so people don’t have to worry about him.
My uncle was a radiologist. I didn't know until recently that he got cancer from all the radiation exposure. He served in vitamin airforce as a doctor before going into civil doctoring. It just never occurred to me that it was the radiation that gave him cancer and ultimately claimed his life. He was diagnosed shortly before full retirement and passed within 4-6 months after being diagnosed.
Yup. Well one of my teachers had this. A lady at a floral shop was talking about it, then I noticed it kn my teachers. She said she will look into it. About 3 mths later, she announced to the class that she had cancer was taking 1 month off to give her health the attention it needed. She ok today and she still a teacher. That was 14 years ago. She does have a missing finger though.
That’s awesome, glad you got it checked.. and on top of that, all the other people watching who checked their fingernails & also were potentially helped by this 👏🏽
Ortho bro! Thanks to one of your colleagues (ortho/spine surgeon), I'm not a paraplegic right now! Took 2 surgeries anterior & posterior cervical fusion (ACDF C3-C7, C5 corpectomy replaced with a cage, and posterior fusion with instrumentation from C3-T2) to fix the severe stenosis pinching my spinal cord. My neck was pretty messed up. I still have some permanent spinal cord damage and neuropathy and have to use a cane or my walker, but I'm not in a wheelchair. So thank y'all for what y'all do!
We’re taught this in Aesthetics school when we do manicures and pedicures. Not to diagnosis per se but to help guide people to get the right care. I see clients monthly if not biweekly and have noticed changes before they have sometimes. Deficiencies, nail trauma, mental health symptoms/markers and other health concerns all pop up in your hair, nails and skin so we know whether or not to do a service or change up what service we do.
This is the 3rd video Iʼve seen where viewers noticed a serious health concern! Amazing people, aka-angels, out there! So glad you found out & praying you are well!!
I recently saw another post where the guy's fingernails were a bluish purple and people were urging him to get checked for heart problems. It was pretty cool that so many people were concerned.
I am the one that posted earlier about blood cancer meds caused multiple fingernails with black lines. I do have one fingernail purplish. I recently had a heart failure marker high for heart failure. Guess I will watch to see if gets more purplish nails
I just had my toe nail removed because of possibly having cancer...i had a black streak almost like this one...i haven't gotten the results yet...hopefully everything is OK 😊❤
I hope everything comes out okay. I remember I had a black growth on my skin and I was so afraid because I thought it was cancer, thank god it was just Atypical Cells/Abnormal Cells aka Stage 0. They removed them before they could turn into something bad. Thank God I got rid of them in time. I hope your Biopsy comes out okay. I remember waiting for the call to come back and crying and being sad. I was so damn scared for them to say something bad on the phone for the results or they would tell me to come in. Call it over dramatic but I felt like I was going to die or that Cancer was coming for me like some monster waiting to kill me. I had all those fears but the whole time I should’ve known that we create our own fears for nothing. We have amazing doctors, we have technology on our side now and medicine is futuristically ahead of it’s time right now. You’ll be okay. I got the call back and everything was fine just like your call will be. If you can learn something from this, don’t self diagnose, don’t search of stuff in google, don’t let your anxiety go through the roof and have some faith. I promise you things aren’t that bad. They’ll take care of you and you’ll be fine. Also another lesson from this is please for the love of God wear sunscreen and make sure it’s an SPF of 100. Protect your skin because all those sunburns I had as a kid, a teen and then as a young adult added up over time and came back to almost bite me in the ass. Melanoma is no joke and is a real issue that many are facing from not protecting themselves from the sun. Getting some sun is healthy but getting too much of it is dangerous, especially in the summer.
Your skin peels like that from biting your nails too, I have a tendency to do that as a coping mechanism for my anxiety, and it hurts. Not on topic but weird fact none the less.
I have seen where people have pointed out significant signs of serious illness just from videos and photos. It warms my heart that those people could have saved someone.
I’m so glad for the truth tellers! They help you catch something that you otherwise probably wouldn’t have caught. As far as coincidences go there is no such thing as a coincidence.
Yeah, it's like...I get this post is sarcastic, but would you really rather people have noticed... and said nothing? It's better to live in a world where people care too much, than one where no one cares at all.
@@transsnack No it wasn't meant to be sarcastic. I liked the fact that his fans were genuinely concerned about his health. Giving thanks or praise to those that cared enough to say something, and also acknowledging the fact I'm sure he also had the other part of humanity making fun of him for it. And literally there aren't many people out there that won't really care, fact of life, not so much as being sarcastic.
You should have used a magnet to remove the razor blade. Hope you don't have cancer tho. My uncle Johnny was diagnosed with melanoma 2 days ago. Everyone plz say a prayer for him.
@@turntsnaco824 I don’t think you understand what hypochondriac actually means 🙄. A hypochondriac is someone who constantly thinks something is wrong with them. Im healthy.
My husband was second hand embarrassed when I mentioned to the walmart clerk that she should have her finger nail checked for possible cancer. He made me feel stupid, but this shit is real, and I hope that she (the clerk) didn't dismiss me as thoughtlessly as my hubby.
Yer hubby sounds like a real peach 😤 It was nice of you to give someone a heads up .. if they take the advice, great if not, you tried. I'm sorry yer hubby made you feel small. ❤
I swear that fish helped you get that blade off. Like, "here man, let me get that for you. It's been ten minutes and I'm tired of your hand in our home" 😂
He should have pointed out that Brown and Black stripes can be melanoma. Bob Marley had it and the professionals told me it was just a bruise. He died 4 years later from it.
Had a mole right underneath the center of my lip that kept growing. Dark center, a short hair growing from it, affected my woodwind playing. Mom forced me to get it removed, where they iced it up and put in four stitches, sent it to a lab. A couple weeks later? They removed three stitches, and it wasn't cancerous. I asked them about the fourth stitch; they told me I was crazy because I was put under for the procedure as it said in my records. A week later my lip was infected, and I pulled the missing stitch out myself in the bathroom. My scar is ginormous and noticeable, even over 18 years later. The icing on top? My mom worked at that clinic and her superiors were the ones calling me crazy,. Didn't stop any of them from treating me like a guinea pig or questioning who was writing incorrect info in our small town medical records smh.
You shouldn’t have pulled it out yourself. You could’ve proved them wrong by showing them “hey look at my infected lip” and maybe even a lawsuit. But yeah doctors aren’t perfect, I have nerve damage in an arm from a past surgery
@@briebel2684these vertical lines are more common in brown and black people. I have it in 5 out of my 20 fingers. Was concerned went to doc he showed me his nails and I was good😂
My husband worked as a land surveyor so he always had an EMF tool in his right hand. The right side of his body got white hair prematurely. When he started doing heavy metal detoxes - the hair went back to brown. Edit- I've tried to answer the questions 3 times, I'm being censored. I apologize.
@@ivanvarela3215 We go to a naturopath, it's taken years of IVs and protocol. Naturopaths cannot accept insurance, so basically we spend our money on our health. I'd say he started about 3 years ago. Basically the vitamins/minerals his body needed, regularly. With an occasional ozone IV (stinks like creamed corn).
Please always check into these things. A family friend was stopped on vacation by a nurse and told to see a dermatologist because she had a really concerning mole on her back. She put it off for months and it was stage IV by the time they diagnosed it. She only lived a few more months.
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I definitely did not check my hand for them streaks xD
I would love to be responsible for people getting themselves checked out because they saw this video.
FFS, I got something like that on two nails. Would probably ignore it, but I love to tan so I guess I have to check it out... 😩
@@skepp5597Better safe than sorry, friend. Hope you're in the clear!
So Do You Have Skin Cancer Or Just Damage From The XRays
@@razzoozyou gotta give us an update as to whether or not it really is cancer, if it is phewwwww we’re gonna need new X-ray machines. And new techs too 💀
As an X-ray tech for 30 years, I'm glad you were kidding.
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@@MILLs_666there are MANY safety precautions to prevent X-ray techs and healthcare workers in general from being exposed to dangerous levels of radiation. Basically OP is saying it's totally a coincidence and not related to him pressing the button on the machine.
@@networkoperationsRight 😂
@@networkoperationsBackground: I'm just a regular dude Interested in science. Not trained in medicine or radiology. Anyway, the mark on his thumb looks like a straight line, as if there were only x-rays shining on that tiny piece of his thumb. Since he does it a couple thousand times a year it would make sense that the cancer would only develop on the exposed line (in the beginning stages of Cancer). Could it be possible that the shield that is wrapped around the X-ray vacuum tube may have developed a crack, or there is a seam that has opened up, or perhaps it's moved. The crack would be incredibly small to only affect such a small area so far away from the source. It could be smaller than 1/8th the thickness of a hair. And then the X-rays hit some stationary reflector that bounces it in the direction of the button
Edit: I'm not saying it's coming from the button, but it could be bouncing off something stationary in the office and for some coincidence the button is where the ray happens to be redirected to
Edit 2: I'm definitely not anti-nuclear, I'm very pro nuclear power and think things like medical radiology are amazing and we should have more of it. I wish all power was nuclear generated as it's the safest and cheapest way to provide power to the world. It also helps us to dispose of our radioactive materials from the cold war that is just sitting around of no use to anyone. By using it in Nuclear power plants the fissile materials decay into less dangerous metals (or gas in the case of Radon).
@@DannySebahar the most likely reason for a white line for that is damage to the nail bed that becomes permanent but is not life altering. They eliminated my ingrown toenail the same way by absolutely obliterating the edge of the nail bed. It never grew back but it smelt horrible.
The fish helping him pulling the razor off the fish tank 😂
That could've hurt
It’s stress to the finger nails not skin cancer
@user-vi2on2og6w your nails can tell you a lot about your health! If your fingers are growing funny it can be from a deficiency, an illness, or trauma.
Yeah but how did it get there in the first place you know?
Lmao thought they were vibe checking his finger 😅😂
This reminded me of a guy that had a house flipping show (Tarak, I think his name was), who had people watching concerned about a lump in his neck. Ended up being cancer. But they saved his life.
There was a guy on 90 Day fiancé who had these eyes that looked like they were bulging and as a nurse I couldn’t stop thinking “oh this dude has graves and doesn’t know it” sure another other people told him and the next season he’s like “yeah everyone kept telling me to go to the doctor about my eyes after the show and it was thyroid issues/graves”
Theres another one with a woman, reporter or something? Doctor saw the lump on her neck on tv. Theres a video here on youtube
@@Readousyeah I saw that one a month ago
@bbanana01 tarek el mousse or whatever lol and the show is Flip or Flop
Tarek El Moussa from Flip or Flop! A fan of the show, who was a nurse, wrote to Tarek and Christina to tell Tarek to have his thyroid checked! It ended up being cancer and he had to have his thyroid removed iirc. That viewer's persistence to get the message to him undoubtedly saved his life! That was a long time ago lol way back at the beginning of the show. Over a decade ago now I think.
Thats the beauty of the internet sometimes. Glad people pointed that out. Wishing you the best with that.
The point of the video was that it isn't cancer. It was a joke.
@@donalddarko4871 The result is irrelevant to my point
@@ek1046No it ain't
The internet FAILED
@electric0618 atleast they brought it to his attention. That's why they won
🤣🤣 He's been hammering that x ray button for years
Man needs a poking stick to press that button.
Or a prosthetic finger in the future.
Here the thing tech don't cover hands. Only neck, torso and balls.
Every time he hits that button, it’s like hitting the button on a tiller. Cha Ching $$$$.
for X years xdd
You would think there’s protective equipment like special gloves or something
Update: the dermatologist did a biopsy and said it's probably not cancer but to check back in 3 months.
So, next person will have to check back in 3 months.
Thank youu❤
Plz @ me in 3 months
The base rate of cancer is so low that it's usually not cancer. But none of us want that 1/1000 chance that we didn't check it and suddenly only have three months to live.
Love and Respect ❤️
Back after 3 months he died in a car crash
Dude must've spammed that button
Kim with the launch button.
Gotta love when the internet comes together to save lives.
Very wholesome.
When the internet leads you on for views* guess you didn’t watch the whole video
We get those when we vote
ikrrr
Well there is more good than bad in this world, it's just tv shows all the bad
Did y'all watch the video
My grandpa (my mam's stepdad) died from cancer, so I always find it heartwarming when I see people looking out for other and potentially saving lives
This was a joke, that's not a sign of cancer. It's a potential sign of having physically damaged your nail bed at one point. That being said, chemo, heart failure, arsenic, and like a whole lot of other things could cause the banding, but more often than not it was just from the nail bed being bruised in the past.
@@evilmonkeywithissueschill they just found it nice that people were looking out for him
@@Caelanmc Why chill? Who's upset, other than you?
@@Caelanmc His username checks out lol
Just think about all the sex they have
Wow that’s amazing how people come together like that.. I’m glad whoever knew that info was watching
he doesnt have cancer he was joking lol
@@FaiSchifo16 smh lol
As a fellow xray tech, i appreciate the "coincidence" joke lol
Just check it
That’s actually really cool tho that people noticed that and you were smart enough to realize the exact reason. Nifty
He never said it was cancer.
There was actually a case where someone was diagnosed with cancer because a viewer who had cancer watched her on the news and contacted her to tell her she should get a lump on her neck checked out because it could be cancerous. It turned out it was but because it was found early they were able to treat it.
EDIT: As people are commenting and telling me it was a doctor who spotted it during an ice hockey game I’d thought It’d mention that this was a different news story to that.
EDIT 2: As people are still telling me the viewer was a doctor I will link the video below. This one doesn’t mention if the viewer was a doctor or not.
m.czcams.com/video/94PS-OvH7X8/video.html&pp=ygUfUmVwb3J0ZXIgZG9hZ25vc2llZCB3b3RoIGNhbmNlcg%3D%3D
@@boyeatsworld-vr9ci …. Neither did I???
@@sophiefrancis8295 I’m actually a childhood cancer survivor believe it or not, and that’s genuinely so cool. Hope they’re both doing good now
@@sophiefrancis8295 also a case of a man saying he pissed on a pregnancy test and it being positive meaning testicular cancer
Everyone checking their fingers immediately
Me doing it right now right down to the toes
Nahh frrr😂
I didn't because I know I have no such thing. Do yall forget what your nails look like?? That's funny 😂
Wow bro you're so friggin cool! How can I be like you??? F#@$+& loser😂😂😂@@rani.andretti
I thought of it, but never did it.
A magnet on the outside of the glass works like a charm for anyone that needs to know…
Great that this was identified for the imaging tech and that’s definitely job related if it’s in fact cancer…
The internet just as everything else that can be perceived as “good or bad” always has a flip side…no yin without yang!
Prayers that this CZcamsr is cancer free!
Came to comments to say that ! Some people have academic brains but lack common sense eh!.
@@douglashay174 at least it drew attention to his nail! I agree with you though, common sense is lacking, they may not of had a magnet as well.
Thanks for being realistic at the end bro. You’re real for that.
That gave me goosebumps that's not where I was expecting this to go at all, hope you're ok dude.
Have u watched the full video babes
Really tho, I was gonna recommend a magnet to get the blade out then bam cancer
Its just a byproduct of being an x-ray tech, its not a big deal. Lol
@@Giliverhmm yes, a small byproduct that constantly exposes your finger to direct radiation.
@@Giliver ... sure thing?
The sharp part of the blade is tapered, meaning if you press the edge it will raise the opposite side.
Yep, but also if you have the nails (i don't) you can just pull it from the top, but thinking underwater that thing was probably "stuck" to the glass, just have to be careful when pushing from the blade with softened skin from the wayer, also in this scenario a small magnet would seem to work perfectly.
A needle can help too
magnet is the easiest way
Ty
@tardigrademicro wondering why nobody else said this lol 😅
Ohhh it has given me chills...recently there are some lines on my nails...and shape of nail has changed ...new fear unlocked
Please go Get that checked out!! Praying for you ❤
Finger nail streaks are the scariest, because by the time you notice them, it’s already too late. Still seek help. But because we ignore things that subtly change over time, and nails grow so slow, it’s usually blood borne by the time it’s evaluated. I had a scare on a toe nail with a dark streak. But it was because I crushed my foot a year prior.
I have one of those too, but it's from when i broke my finger as a kid at the end close to the nail bad. After the fingernail fell off, it grew back with an extra thick line in the center. It still does it over thirty years later.
But is what you have exactly what he has ? He has two white parallel lines that grow from the nail bed to the tip of the fingernail (vertically), instead of growing from the left side to the right side of the nail. (Horizontally)
I have a horizontal line on my big toe because when I was little, a watermelon fell on my foot. The line isn't white, tho. It looks like a cleft / crack, and the nail part above the crack is WAY thicker than the nail below.. and it keeps growing out and comes back every time.. buy it grows out really slowly, not like my other toenails (which already grow slower than my fingernails, but this specific nail grows out after years..) it basically looks like a nail where you put a broken off piece of another nail on top of it, like a "mask," ya know ? Idk how to explain it.. They're like two separate things, but at the same time, they're not.
*Edited to correct a typo*
oooh same story but I have the opposite. I smashed my finger in a car door and now there's a thin section in the center of my nail & it always splite in half
Same. My thumbnail hasn't grown back right since I slammed it in a door as a kid.
I've got a similar thing on my middle toe, the nail is split and overlapping down the middle. I kicked a rock while swimming in a lake when I was 10 lol
@@DeathBean89that sounds pretty fuct up
I had a black streak that used to go down my finger (stared off faint but got darker) for like 5 years or so, happened out of nowhere but one day it just magically went away. I did see a dermatologist but they told me it was nothing to worry about. Hopefully for you it’s the same and it’s nothing to worry about.
i have the same thing on some of my fingers and my doctor said it shouldn’t be worrying as long as it doesn’t change color or change shade but she never explained what it was and i don’t like googling symptoms haha
@@woorp if your doctor said it's nothing to worry about so long as it doesn't change color or shade and it's just a dark streak I'd imagine it's something functionally similar to a mole. just an irregular but benign patch of melanin
I have these too. They get lighter or go away if I become well hydrated. I don’t like water. So theres that.
@@uniniesco7117lol drink flavoured water. Do anything to get water into your system. Deny reality. Its so important stranger
@@woorpi have a black line on my thumb it was there for 5-8 years still have it
"Cance-"
*CHECKS FINGERS*
It’s always a thrill to see anything about C-arms. I invented and made a laser targeting device for Philips C-arms a few years ago. The users loved it because it gave them a single red dot, exactly in the center of the field, and there was no artifact in the image. Unfortunately, my health WAS affected by cancer and I had to close up shop. Thanks for the post!
What???
The XRay Tech who worked with me for many years got thyroid cancer. I always wore a shield. Thankfully her treatment was curative. 🙏🙏🙏
@@nicknatuzzi2652 one of the things that I got the most positive feedback on was the reduction of the number of time the radiology staff had to image each patient. They knew exactly where the center of the field was.
I have a streak like that on my middle finger, been there for like 10 years. Got it after I smashed the life out of it
That happens if it gets damaged. It can get damaged normally, but cancer can also damage it.
U good??
If I could add a photo i would but my nail was cut down the center on and angle by a pair of branch cutters. Almost lost my ring finger. 😢Looks exactly like his. Its just a scar from the injury and mine centered out like his with the rigidness.
I know a guy who lost his finger to a sledge hammer and an idiot who wasn't paying attention
Something like that happened to my mom, she was in an argument with an ex friend a while ago and she bit my moms finger and now she has a permanent dent in the nail bed of her thumb
Bro get a magnet for the razor, and I'm glad someone pointed out the line.
I was getting ready to suggest a magnet too !
Razor blades of of good quality are made from stainless steel which is NOT magnetic
Just... press the finger against the glass.. and pull it up. No magnets needed... I can't 😂
@@LauraMarin2709i think he didnt want to hurt the glass or maybe its not possible to slide it all the way to the top because of the lip of the tank
@@LauraMarin2709then been just have a razor blade stuck at the top of the top of the tank! 😂 you thought you did something huh?
Barry Cole this is the second time I've heard of something similar. Nice to see the world's paying attention. God bless you I hope you're okay
Awesome community of observant individuals, wow ! Always look at your fingernails people they are an encyclopedia into our health truly ! Stay awesome and aware fam !
For anyone that's frantically checking their nails for something similar. It's normal, so long as the line doesn't follow up onto the skin. Trauma and diet can cause those lines, too and when it is cancer, the lines are usually dark brown and thick.
This is the correct answer. Still the lesson here, for me atleast is, when in doubt get it checked. I haven't been to a doctor in decades. Figured this is a good a reason as any, and I could use a bloodwork checkup. Could find deficiencies.
I have dark but light colored lines on some fingers.. kind of gray colored.. should I be scared
Are u doctor or something else
@@Elsainauelizaahe’s a magician
@EriBarr I wouldn't say you should be scared, but I would advise being seen by your primary care doctor as soon as your schedule allows. If your doctor sees anything they don't like, they can advise you further better than any of us on the internet. Good luck and I hope it's nothing!
I had a black line like that on my toe for years. It gradually got bigger. My obgyn noticed and suggested I get it checked out. Turned out to be skin cancer (melanoma) and I had my toe removed this past December. Thank God I’m still here as it could have been way worse !
Edit: Thank you everyone for the out pouring support. I just wanted to add I’m only 28 years old. This spot was on my toe since elementary school. Just wanted to put into perspective how I believe God had his hand over me as it was on my toe for so long (Drs couldn’t tell me when it may have developed into cancer) & it DID NOT spread throughout my body. Please get any suspicious moles or lines checked out to be on the safe side. As they say, I love you but God loves you more ❤
My sister in law passed away because of skin cancer under her armpit 3 months ago. I'm glad you found out before it's late
Which toe? And is mobility affected? Glad to hear it was picked up on and you're doing alright now, cancer sucks.
Dude, really...it also could have bin stress nail caused by wearing wrong shoes for years.....
@@gidymThen he wouldn't have tested positive for cancer
@@gidymu think this person just had their toe surgically removed without ruling that out??? Seriously I’m asking you this question.
Go with that gut feeling. That doesn’t seem like a coincidence, my man.
This is wild. Great to see good coming from social media
I identified a friend's baby's retinoblastoma from a picture they posted on Facebook. It's really bittersweet. On one hand, she had cancer and it was really hard telling her dad that she had an indicator of cancer, but on the other hand, she's still alive.
Wow! Great save!!
It was the flash weird eye thing? I’ve heard of that happening before.
I also know the guy that was on TV as a house flipper Tarek a nurse was binging his episodes and got in touch with them and said he needed his thyroid checked because she noticed swelling. He ended up with thyroid cancer
@@tawnyprovince-ward2353 yeah. He posted a picture of her on his timeline, and she had that terrifying, white eyeshine.
I think I know what you're talking about with they thyroid cancer thing. Is that the one where the woman noticed a slight swelling on his neck?
@@laurahonaker2805 definitely a bittersweet kind of thing. It's one of those things where you're both dismayed and grateful to be right, at the same time.
@@ninjakitty4228why tf would you be grateful to be right
Bro said "stfu" in the most in the most respectful way possible
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. . . That doesn't make any sense. People were looking out for his wellbeing. Why would he tell them to shut up?
I don’t think he was saying that, just explaining WHY it looks that way
@@thelemurofmadagascar9183to br as r people are nosey and trolls on the internet
No he didn’t? Do you really not know how social interactions work? He was just explaining the mark on his finger and making it so people don’t have to worry about him.
Your weather loach looks like my weather loaches sibling, like its scary how the markings are the exact same
My uncle was a radiologist. I didn't know until recently that he got cancer from all the radiation exposure. He served in vitamin airforce as a doctor before going into civil doctoring. It just never occurred to me that it was the radiation that gave him cancer and ultimately claimed his life. He was diagnosed shortly before full retirement and passed within 4-6 months after being diagnosed.
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man all sorts of people out there thats so awesome
there’s been some equipment that’s been faulty in the past that led to many deaths so I wouldn’t be surprised honestly
Coincidence, really though!?
Coincidence...I think not.
He was joking when he said “I think so”
Yup. Well one of my teachers had this. A lady at a floral shop was talking about it, then I noticed it kn my teachers. She said she will look into it. About 3 mths later, she announced to the class that she had cancer was taking 1 month off to give her health the attention it needed. She ok today and she still a teacher. That was 14 years ago. She does have a missing finger though.
If you told her about it and that’s why she got it checked out. Then I hope she is grateful that she had you as one of her students
That’s awesome, glad you got it checked.. and on top of that, all the other people watching who checked their fingernails & also were potentially helped by this 👏🏽
Bro that's fkn insane !
Thanks from an ortho/spine dude. X-ray techs are important in hips and spine cases.
Do you need any medical equipment? 😂 I sell refurb C-Arms
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From a dude with a T9-L2 spinal fusion, thank you both
Ortho bro! Thanks to one of your colleagues (ortho/spine surgeon), I'm not a paraplegic right now! Took 2 surgeries anterior & posterior cervical fusion (ACDF C3-C7, C5 corpectomy replaced with a cage, and posterior fusion with instrumentation from C3-T2) to fix the severe stenosis pinching my spinal cord. My neck was pretty messed up. I still have some permanent spinal cord damage and neuropathy and have to use a cane or my walker, but I'm not in a wheelchair. So thank y'all for what y'all do!
@@therealrosenget it how you live my boy 🤷🏻♂️
We’re taught this in Aesthetics school when we do manicures and pedicures. Not to diagnosis per se but to help guide people to get the right care. I see clients monthly if not biweekly and have noticed changes before they have sometimes. Deficiencies, nail trauma, mental health symptoms/markers and other health concerns all pop up in your hair, nails and skin so we know whether or not to do a service or change up what service we do.
Whoever pays you doesn't love you half as much as these random people
This is the 3rd video Iʼve seen where viewers noticed a serious health concern! Amazing people, aka-angels, out there! So glad you found out & praying you are well!!
I recently saw another post where the guy's fingernails were a bluish purple and people were urging him to get checked for heart problems. It was pretty cool that so many people were concerned.
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I am the one that posted earlier about blood cancer meds caused multiple fingernails with black lines. I do have one fingernail purplish. I recently had a heart failure marker high for heart failure. Guess I will watch to see if gets more purplish nails
I like how sometimes random people on internet are so caring
Vs complaining
I didn’t even notice the finger i was sitting there going “why doesnt he just pick up the blade with a magnet?”
Its the beginning of every comment that makes it wholesome “hey man” or Aye brother
I'm so relieved you didn't develop it! Wishing you the best, sir!
I just had my toe nail removed because of possibly having cancer...i had a black streak almost like this one...i haven't gotten the results yet...hopefully everything is OK 😊❤
Good luck.
Pls let us know
Good luck friend! If you need surgery just know it’s not bad at all. I’ve had 9 :) you’ll do great!! 👍
I hope everything comes out okay. I remember I had a black growth on my skin and I was so afraid because I thought it was cancer, thank god it was just Atypical Cells/Abnormal Cells aka Stage 0. They removed them before they could turn into something bad. Thank God I got rid of them in time. I hope your Biopsy comes out okay. I remember waiting for the call to come back and crying and being sad. I was so damn scared for them to say something bad on the phone for the results or they would tell me to come in. Call it over dramatic but I felt like I was going to die or that Cancer was coming for me like some monster waiting to kill me. I had all those fears but the whole time I should’ve known that we create our own fears for nothing. We have amazing doctors, we have technology on our side now and medicine is futuristically ahead of it’s time right now. You’ll be okay. I got the call back and everything was fine just like your call will be. If you can learn something from this, don’t self diagnose, don’t search of stuff in google, don’t let your anxiety go through the roof and have some faith. I promise you things aren’t that bad. They’ll take care of you and you’ll be fine. Also another lesson from this is please for the love of God wear sunscreen and make sure it’s an SPF of 100. Protect your skin because all those sunburns I had as a kid, a teen and then as a young adult added up over time and came back to almost bite me in the ass. Melanoma is no joke and is a real issue that many are facing from not protecting themselves from the sun. Getting some sun is healthy but getting too much of it is dangerous, especially in the summer.
Black streak. I have a few nails with those
@@1kuhl1black streaks also possibly mean cancer
Well, it's nice that people care
I was alerted to skin cancer on my nose on a TikTok live. Cancer free now
What did people notice that alerted you? Also happy you're cancer free now!
@@JJ-jh6dk a discolored raised spot.
Bro literally said "yeah, no shit sherlock"
sherlouqe💀
The skin on your fingers is even dry because of it too. That little red line is from the skin peeling. It happens to my fingers all the time
Yep, my thumbs almost has it all the time
Your skin peels like that from biting your nails too, I have a tendency to do that as a coping mechanism for my anxiety, and it hurts. Not on topic but weird fact none the less.
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@@user-xk8oo5bn9j thank you
It happens on almost all of my fingers lol, because I bite my nails. But I am trying my best to stop now. My nails look horrible because of it.
I have seen where people have pointed out significant signs of serious illness just from videos and photos. It warms my heart that those people could have saved someone.
You're slowly turning yourself into the incredible hulk
I’m so glad for the truth tellers! They help you catch something that you otherwise probably wouldn’t have caught. As far as coincidences go there is no such thing as a coincidence.
Are you an ai wtf.
But at least there ARE fans/general public out there that actually did have genuine concern.💯💯💪🏾
Not many truly would.
THIS 👆🏼🥰🙌🏽🙏🏽
Yeah, it's like...I get this post is sarcastic, but would you really rather people have noticed... and said nothing? It's better to live in a world where people care too much, than one where no one cares at all.
@@transsnack No it wasn't meant to be sarcastic. I liked the fact that his fans were genuinely concerned about his health. Giving thanks or praise to those that cared enough to say something, and also acknowledging the fact I'm sure he also had the other part of humanity making fun of him for it.
And literally there aren't many people out there that won't really care, fact of life, not so much as being sarcastic.
@@transsnackI’m confused-how was he being sarcastic? Is there something I’m missing?
Bro looks like that dude who makes clay sculptures of game characters and other things
The dojo loach:whatcha doin`?
"Coincidence? I think so" he burned us all
I think you all missed the sarcasm 😂
This is by far one of the most unusual video I've ever seen
Life will never be the same.
Just checked my hands and I have them on every single fingernail
Same here
Aw, u ded
Sure did
Doesn't matter of it's a coincidence or not. Glad it isn't a cancer❤
That was a plot twist I didn't see coming😂
Any body else think that he sounded like Johny Dep when he said; "Well this is a conundrum."?😂
Hope you are okay man keep your head up
This guys got the best dialogue out of anyone I’ve seen on social media ✋😮💨
You should have used a magnet to remove the razor blade. Hope you don't have cancer tho. My uncle Johnny was diagnosed with melanoma 2 days ago. Everyone plz say a prayer for him.
he'll be fine ❤️
Johnny is going to be ok!
🙌🏽🙏🏽
I hope he gets well soon.
God please look after this man and grant him health! Amen!
Ive had those on my finger since a kid. Recent check came back good
This is way more of a conundrum that I initially thought it'd be
the fish trying for the razor blade😭😂
I check everything once a month. Every mole, my skin, my nails, my balls, gotta keep an eye on your health.
Must be nice living in anxiety. That kind of energy will lead to problems in the future.
Wow....hypochondriacs like this do exist. 😳
That’s better then me who likes to ignore every medical problem and hope it goes away 😭
@@inspiringothers7197 Anxiety 🤣🤣 it takes like 5 minutes. Once it’s done I don’t think about it.
@@turntsnaco824 I don’t think you understand what hypochondriac actually means 🙄. A hypochondriac is someone who constantly thinks something is wrong with them. Im healthy.
i just love when random people on the internet thinks theyre doctors and try to diagnose people they dont know online 😂😂😂
Not me looking at my nails then gasping only to realise it was just the light reflecting off them
The double plot twist on this video is superb.
My husband was second hand embarrassed when I mentioned to the walmart clerk that she should have her finger nail checked for possible cancer. He made me feel stupid, but this shit is real, and I hope that she (the clerk) didn't dismiss me as thoughtlessly as my hubby.
Yer hubby sounds like a real peach 😤
It was nice of you to give someone a heads up .. if they take the advice, great if not, you tried. I'm sorry yer hubby made you feel small. ❤
You are kind for letting her know - your husband needs to find more important things to be pressed about. I hope he isn’t an asshole
Hubby is a great person, he just thought it was I was overstepping, or thought I was embarrassing her. Who knows what another person thinks.
Seriously, it does not hurt to check. At worst it's not cancer, at best it literally saves someone's life.
Toxic relationship exposed. Always the guys fault tho. Love internet.
😂 love people sometimes 🙌
Once you awaken to the fact there are no such thing as coincidence, your world becomes new.
I swear that fish helped you get that blade off.
Like, "here man, let me get that for you. It's been ten minutes and I'm tired of your hand in our home" 😂
He should have pointed out that Brown and Black stripes can be melanoma. Bob Marley had it and the professionals told me it was just a bruise. He died 4 years later from it.
CIA put a carcinogen in some shoes they somehow managed to give to him as a gift... Just what I heard.
Yeah it would be really terrible if he didn’t get checked at all as he’s being exposed to it more often
Oh, I was waiting for someone to tell him about magnets.
Had a mole right underneath the center of my lip that kept growing. Dark center, a short hair growing from it, affected my woodwind playing. Mom forced me to get it removed, where they iced it up and put in four stitches, sent it to a lab. A couple weeks later? They removed three stitches, and it wasn't cancerous. I asked them about the fourth stitch; they told me I was crazy because I was put under for the procedure as it said in my records. A week later my lip was infected, and I pulled the missing stitch out myself in the bathroom. My scar is ginormous and noticeable, even over 18 years later. The icing on top? My mom worked at that clinic and her superiors were the ones calling me crazy,. Didn't stop any of them from treating me like a guinea pig or questioning who was writing incorrect info in our small town medical records smh.
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so they were telling you that there is no fourth stitch?
You shouldn’t have pulled it out yourself. You could’ve proved them wrong by showing them “hey look at my infected lip” and maybe even a lawsuit. But yeah doctors aren’t perfect, I have nerve damage in an arm from a past surgery
Hope you get better!
Thanks! So far I'm not sick, it's just a wakeup call to get checked. We'll post an update with a professional diagnosis.
@@razzooz That’s very good that it may not be cancer👍
Did you watch the video?
@@razzoozit's possible that they're what's called "splinter haemorrhage" which can indicate heart issues
@@amirhammoud9417 bro he literally says in the video its not
Thank you for the work you do 🙏
That’s crazy. I hope everything turns out okay.
FYI, push against the sharp side. The angle is enough to pop the back side and pick it up.
I had these same streaks on both my thumbs for like 15 years I’m think your good dude.
It’s better to be safe than sorry. It’s not a definite sign that says “You have skin cancer “ But it is a potential sign.
Anybody that works with their hands is going to have those streaks from time to time. It's just from minor injury to the cuticle.
@@briebel2684 Streaks aren’t normal. Randomly horizontal lines are.
@@jessj2530 only a person that's never done manual labor would say that
@@briebel2684these vertical lines are more common in brown and black people. I have it in 5 out of my 20 fingers. Was concerned went to doc he showed me his nails and I was good😂
My husband worked as a land surveyor so he always had an EMF tool in his right hand. The right side of his body got white hair prematurely. When he started doing heavy metal detoxes - the hair went back to brown.
Edit- I've tried to answer the questions 3 times, I'm being censored. I apologize.
Holy shit wow... good to know. What's involved in such detoxes? As a mechanic, I'd like to know.
@@ivanvarela3215 We go to a naturopath, it's taken years of IVs and protocol. Naturopaths cannot accept insurance, so basically we spend our money on our health.
I'd say he started about 3 years ago. Basically the vitamins/minerals his body needed, regularly. With an occasional ozone IV (stinks like creamed corn).
How did he detox?
Yeah how’d he detox
The real question is how did an EMF tool give him heavy metal poisoning..?
I have the same spot on one of my fingers after having radiation treatment for cancer every time I get an x-ray or CT scan it comes back
Two highly unlikely things had to happen if not MORE for this to happen it's statistically wild!
I thought I had cancer on my scalp, turned out spiders laid eggs in my head and they hatched
Gee, I need therapy after reading this
Wtf... 🤔 ❓️ explain more 😂
I’m an mri tech and at a certain hospital I did a few MS scans on IR techs. Coincidence??
Yes because ms is an autoimmune disease
IR techs get the most. If I ever do that it will only be for a few years.
We all checked our fingers!
What an unhinged observation, "You got white streak on finger nail? welp, it's been a good run"
My anxiety on the fishy with the razor : 📈📈📈📈📈📈
Why is the razor blade in the fish tank??
To clean the glass
Please always check into these things. A family friend was stopped on vacation by a nurse and told to see a dermatologist because she had a really concerning mole on her back. She put it off for months and it was stage IV by the time they diagnosed it. She only lived a few more months.
for a second i thought he was talking about the cut above his nail, thought i was done for 😅