The Worst Part Of Being A Doctor
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I liked mine more than Dr Ricky’s 😂😂 Thanks Mike and team for having me on again! 🎉🎉
NAH NAH NAH HOLD UP
Yours was WAY better !
.. what's he on about .. Ferraris?? 😅
And what do you do, when described situation happen? Seems to me toxic and harmful and I would feel obligated to send the male partner away and tell her, what I think of him, but maybe, that's the reason, I am sometimes not good in helping people. :D 😅
Yes, a bit disappointed in Dr. Ricky's segment. I was excited for him because I'm from Az also, but thought his "worst thing" was a bit shallow. However, he does provide great content and information on Instagram. Maybe he just had an off day....
i’m hoping it was supposed to be lighthearted but the joke didn’t land
I may not be able to control whether you wear rubber bands or brush your teeth but I still love you guys 😂 happy new year everyone! ❤🙌🏻🎉
No comments?... Happy new year Bentist.
I’m a fan
OMG BENTIST I LOVE YOU SO MUCHHHHH!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST!!
I’m getting braces soon and I’m scared,any suggestions?
I feel like dentist and ortho is the least listened to healthcare LOL
Thank you for having me again, Dr. Mike! Happy New Year to you and all of your supporters on CZcams. P.S. Your new house video is UNREAL. When can I come kick it poolside?
Seriously I clicked on your channel to see if you came up and you just came on the video
You should go to his house with some of the other doctors in this video for a Fourth of July get together. Think about it: you can swim in Mike's pool, enjoy some BBQ food, play with Bear and enjoy the fireworks.
@@MichaelLovely-mr6oh omg yes! That will be wholesome to watch
@@lmyn7 Thank you! It would be so sweet to see Jake playing with Bear.
These are great! I too just want to drive Dr. Ricky's Toyota Tundra! Thanks for the shout out Dr. Mike and team 💚🥳🥳🥳
Seeing you on here and in that video is strangely like having a sense of "home" pop up in an unexpected place. Whenever I spot HG or ppl out of the community mentioning things they specifically learned via HG, it's like a shot of "faith in humanity". So, I came here to let you know all this work is VERY effective and it's popping up in splendid ways, way beyond the places that could be considered "as expected".
Thank you so much.
P.S.: Oh come on, surely there's some game out there or some mod to some game to get you some of that fun, if nothing else! XD
P.S.S: I recently learnt from the currently most recent podcast by Dr. Glaucomflecken, that psychiatrists are the speciality to get most tickets for driving too fast. Can you imagine? :'D
Hi dr k! Hope you are had a nice day😊😊
Thank you, Dr. K.
Absolutely. Driving something like a Toyota Tundra as a doctor shows you don't care about money (like driving a BMW or a Mercedes) or going fast (like a Ferrari or a Lamborghini.) It shows that you care about reliability and dependability; something that vehicles made by companies such as Toyota, Honda, Kia, and Hyundai deliver in spades.
Dr K 🎉 👏 love your work!!!
Great video to kick off the new year! Thank you for having me be a part of it :)
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Congrats@@zokuai
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you, ma'am, truly spoke truth like none other. yeah, that's it!
I agree
As someone who has no medical experience, i can confirm that these are the worst parts of every medical specialty.
Don't worry, these are indeed the worst parts of every medical specialty. I can actually confirm it because I'm certified (forklift).
The Bentist was a goddamn jumpscare
thank god we got the opinion of someone who's forklift certified here, doing Gods work out there.@@SteveDice21
I think for Dr. Mama Jones, misinformation in general or at schools would be another one when it comes to sexual health
Insurance companies deny your surgery because you haven't done 4-6 weeks of physical therapy.
Then, after that 4-6 weeks of PT, you still need the surgery. You GET the surgery. You need MORE PT
But now you have to pay out of pocket for that physical therapy because you've already used your alloted 30 sessions of PT through your insurance. Insurance companies are the worst.
0:05 - Family doktor
0:30 - Plastic surgeon(1)
1:00 - Gastroenterologist
1:25 - Orthodentist
1:50 - Obstetrician/Gynecologist
2:20 - General surgeon
2:50 - Internist / Rheumatologist
3:10 - Psychiatrist
3:15 - Pediatric hospitalist
3:20 - Spine surgeon
3:22 - Ophtalmologist
3:45 - Podiatric surgeon
3:50 - Emergency medicine
4:20 - Plastic surgeon(2)
4:35 - Urologist & pelvic surgeon
5:05 - Psychiatry resident
5:35 - Anesthesiologist
6:10 - Conclusion
ok
A very nice breakdown, sad to not see a Pathologist on here :(
Thank you!!!
I noticed that u spelled something wrong. Its doctor, not doktor
Insurance companies are insane. If my doctor tells you "Hey my patient needs this proceedure done" how are you going to come back and go "Eh, no they don't. So we're not going to approve it." Like wtf?? A literal MEDICAL DOCTOR just said I did!! And we PAY for this coverage every month??
it is so silly I hate insurance companies
Private insurance for basic healthcare should not be a thing. Period. America is the only one of two nations that doesn't have any univeral healthcare.
At that point, I'd rather just pay the administrators' bloated salaries out of pocket and save myself the hassle.
@@LGBTQLegendAnd everywhere else the government, not the insurance company decides what is medically necessary.
I know it's the dumbest sht in the world I hate it so much!
"Why dont i liposuction YOU?"
Best quote ever!
Dr. Youn is so entertaining i can watch his videos all day
His stare with that line tho 😂
FRR
@@LuvSmileyFace true 🤣
@pinkfeet518 ill definitely watch then!
It's eye-opening to hear about the challenges that you all face beyond the medical aspects of your jobs. Thank you for your dedication and relentless pursuit of delivering the best possible care despite these obstacles.
it is also eye-opening to hear about the things mike does with an only fans model Lina Belfiore. i wonder if they are going to put some videos together up on OF.
As an Australian it shocks me how much doctors and patients in the US have to deal with insurance. My heart goes out to you all.
Even signing up for it is a stressful pain in the ass. The whole system is a scam, I swear.
I don't live in the US, but we basically have the same system as them being a colony 🙄 (PR 🇵🇷) so, it's awful. I truly wish we could be as other countries regarding the health system and other things that are way better outside than here.
Wait till u see insurance problem in india😅
@@drvidushibeniwal874 I'll be sure to look that up. Thank you
Thank you Naomi.
I'm a pediatric resident: The worst part of pediatrics: Neglectful/abusive parents and antivaxxer parents. My blood boils to think of someone who would harm their child like this.
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I’m not a health professional, but I see why that’s a problem. Anti-vax people can be nasty.
Someone who has a friend whose mother is a pediatrician I think about her mother and wonder if she has any anti-vax stories and or stories of neglect. Make my blood boil too. Also, parents who have kids that very possibly have special needs or learning disability deny it again and again. You are only failing your child's potential. It could also be that they deny it because they can't spend the money on various therapy to help the child which sucks in itself.
Insurance don't even get me started my dad has good insurance but it only covers up to a certain amount per year. And sometimes you run into the limit faster than you thought. It is a shame that not more is covered by our government. I live in Canada yes we have "free healthcare" but we pay though our taxes.
I'm not even a doctor, but I totally agree with you! Parents like that don't even deserve to have children in the first place. Sending hugs to you and every pediatrics out there! Keep doing what you do❤️
Another issue that's mainly an American one. While anti vax does exist in other parts of the world their numbers are so small you almost have a higher chance to win the lottery then run into an anti vaxxer. The reason I think it's such a problem in the US is because of culture, general education, and healthcare system. Mainly the last two.
Now, if only all these wonderful doctors (and others like them) were able to have a bigger role in determining their countries' healhcare policies, instead of having to shout about the systemic problems on CZcams and being largely ignored by the government.
I agree, but the sad truth is that in capitalist societies, they only care about the money, not the people.
I think a revolution is in order ngl
Oh you think that's ridiculous? A doctor from Canada was in Congress in DC for a hearing and half the politicians ignored her or tried to argue against her medical facts. The problem is much worse than I think many realize with how rotted the US gov is.
I absolutely agree. Health care systems should be largely run by those in the medical profession. Only these people have an understanding of what it's like on the front line.
@@singingsam40 Should but they won't for one simple reason: $
Dr. Karan carried this video 💯
Yooo Ali! Happy new years!
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I'm in veterinary medicine and everyone's least favorite part of this field is the way pet owners/ outsiders view the field or the workers in it. We endure a huge physical and emotional workload, work long hours and often compensation is low but we love what we do, so we continue to do it. This makes it extremely difficult when people make comments about how all we care about is money. People make a lot of nasty comments all the time and have really high expectations. (You need to see them right now, you should just know what's wrong without diagnostics, it's so expensive).
Yeah. I do ER vet med, so this is pretty much a constant thing that I hear. Especially when it comes to money because, obviously, ER med tends to be much more expensive than GP. So we get a lot of people who think we're just in it for the money, meanwhile I'm getting paid so low that I can't even afford a 1 bedroom apartment in the bad part of town.
Honestly, I think vets should get paid more than human doctors. If I had the choice to save the life of a randomly chosen dog vs a randomly chosen person, chances are very high I'd choose the dog without hesitation 😅
I worked in a vet hospital for about a year and it so sad. I couldn’t stay. People know the parts about surgeries and pets that don’t make it, but so many people don’t think about the neglect or outright abusive way people treat their pets. We had one guy come in with this beautiful orange tabby cat who was urinating outside its litter box. It had only been going on a couple days & was out of character. Instead of trying things at home or running a test for a UTI he made us put the cat to sleep. The veterinarian tried to talk him in to signing the pet over to us and we would treat him then try to adopt him out but he wouldn’t let us. That is the heartbreaking stuff I couldn’t handle.
@@KelliOlson79 That is sad. I can see why you had to get out.
Where I live in Asia a lot of people, usually the older generation don't even realize pets need doctors too. When I brought my pup for his vaccine my dad said dogs heal themselves vet clinics are a scam. It's infuriating 😢
The worst part about being a radiologist is that we are massively underrepresented in these videos.
Start up a youtube channel then
Won't AI take away your job?
@@gabor6259 No. Do not be rude. And better pray they keep up their good work so your ignorant butt would not get misdiagnosed by some AI, after actively contributing to worsening their incentive to be there for people. If you can't be kind, get out and get yourself lessons in how to do it first. Other people's struggles are not your joke. This is supposed to be a safe place. So how did you fail so miserably at keeping it that way???
I'm ashamed for us having a bad job raising you, as a community, frankly speaking.
@@gabor6259lmao, no. Radiologists do more than just take the picture. They are actual medical doctors that look at the imaging and dictate the findings.
I don’t think AI would ever be smart enough to determine what discoloring is normal and what isn’t. Or if the amount of fluid in lungs is on par with a chest cold, or if it’s more severe than that. It can’t even understand the concept of hands when it comes to AI generated art. Let alone grasp the complexities of the human body. Is it a shadow, or is it cancer? Is there something that shouldn’t be there or was the image unclear and needs to be retaken? AI would either miss so much stuff or flag things that aren’t there
Yes! I'm a may thurner syndrome patient, and I'd love to see interventional radiology get more recognition. Radiology in general is such a fascinating and unfortunately overlooked field
It takes very strong people to go into the medical field. These folks put so much hard work into a job they obviously love, despite having the system be actively against them and the patients they came to care for. Not to mention those unfortunate times where a patient is lost.
Seriously, they're so strong 💚
amen to that ❤
As someone who is currently in school to become a doctor this means so much. It’s a gruelling journey but being able to provide safety and comfort for others is the greatest reward I could ever hope for. Thanks for recognising that. 💜
Gonna be bluntly honest here. Yes doctors (generally) are hard workers who do really helpful jobs but in the US the system basically fights against them being able to do their job and that by itself is insane to me.
Agreed
Agree 100%! I work with medical students and they are some truly amazing young people. I have a few students who have impressed me so much over the years!
I still remember when Mike saw Dr Youn in a video and said “is this guy even a real doctor?” 😂 glad to see you guys collabing i’ve been a fan of you both for a while 😊💕
My anaesthesiologist was epic - I felt so vulnerable on the OR table, but there she was by my shoulder monitoring me like a hawk and giving the nurses instructions without flinching. The instructions were so precise and perfectly timed. All while my doc and the surgeon were focused on their job. I think it's one of the most understaffed essential specialties, isn't it?
Not to mention they're also responsible for you actually waking up after your procedure.
Who'd have thought you can be allergic to certain anaesthetics.
They’re pretty vital. They’re making sure you okay so the surgeons can focus on their job.
One thing I have definitely learned is that Doctors hate dealing with insurance more than we do. Yes, it sucks for us, but we only have to deal with it for us, or maybe a spouse or child, they have to deal with this for every single patient they have every single day.
The only reason they're around is because they line politicians pockets otherwise they would have been demolished ages ago.
Edit: I mean the insurance companies.
And how amazing some of them are spending HOURS on the phone trying to advocate for their patients. Whether it’s getting a test or drug approved that they need. It’s absolutely disgusting they have to work so hard for something that should be so simple. Insurance companies can’t use the excuse of it being too costly when they sit on billions in profits annually.
I’ve got a friend who’s on disability and the health insurance those people get is an absolute tumour. Her doctor had to get on the phone on her behalf and fight with the insurance because they labeled her diabetic test strips as, and I quote: “frivolous and unnecessary.” All insurance cares about is racking up as much money as they can for themselves. If there’s a way they can get out of doing their part of the contract, they absolutely WILL. And it’s the patient at the end of the day that suffers for it, sometimes paying the ultimate price. And I know doctors know this.
Meanwhile, my fellow Americans want me to believe that health insurance companies are our lord and saviour in all this. Sorry not sorry, but health insurance companies are given way too much control and are protected to allow greed to run them.
@@whisper4379 I'm on disability in Canada. I've never once encountered a doctor or anyone medically that called treatments frivolous or unnecessary and I've never even had to pay to see a doctor in my entire life.
@@whisper4379 I'm so sorry to hear that! It's crazy how insurance company ads and things are always saying 'We are here when you need it most."
And then in tiny invisible sub-text they probably have like "Unless it costs us money."
I hope your friend is getting the supplies they need!
Sharing bad new with patients and/or their families must be heartbreaking at times.
4:35 bro that was the MOST plastic surgeon thing to say 😂 😂 😂
As a patient, I appreciate that many doctors are annoyed with insurance companies.
*It's always nice seeing so many familiar medical social media faces collaborating to provide perspective on healthcare!*
As someone who was recently told “it sounds like its not the physical therapy not working, but you being able to afford it” in response to saying I stopped going (but continued treatment on my own) and am still in considerable pain (endometriosis), the first minute was relieving to hear.
As a peer who got surgery: I'm terribly sorry and I really really hope you can find help, even though the act of finding help in itself already can be so demanding, that its debilitating! It's not right and not your fault. You're doing the best you can, with the set of cards life dealt you! And i'm sorry it's so idiotically hard!! (T~T)
As a patient given the runaround by the insurance companies, I'm forever grateful to my general care doctor and other doctors who are clear to me when they're ordering things and prescribing medications that they know the system sucks too and are working to do their best for me. Thanks to all the doctors who learn to communicate they care!
Hey Doctor Mike, if you’re reading this, I love your videos. I watch them all the time and to be honest you’ve helped me start a healthier life ever since I started watching you. You’re super funny and I learn at the same time. I have some medical conditions that I would love to ask you about if I ever meet you. I was born at 29 weeks and 2 days. To put that into perspective, I was supposed to be born on Christmas Day but I was born on 11 October! When I was born, I had breathing difficulties and almost died. I went home after a few months and had to be lugged around with my oxygen tank For 9 months after I was born. But, my health didn’t improve for a long time, going into hospital for colds, temperatures and flu, and when I was 5-ish I had bronchitis 3 times in a few months always going in an out of hospital and doctors offices. Around the age of 6 I had 3 febrile convulsions. Also within a few months testing and multiple MRIs finally gave them some as when I was 7 going into hospital for checkups every 3 months until I was 12. turns out I have 5 chronic illnesses, 1 of which was lung disease which I still have now but have now outgrown. I also have deficiencies of adrenaline/adrenal deficiency, iron deficiency, growth hormone deficiency and thyroid deficiency, all of which I am taking medications for. I am also what my parents call an ‘old soul’. I love reading books and dislike sports. I don’t often have much energy. It takes me at least 45 minutes to get to sleep every night. I’ve had suicidal thoughts and very often feel depressed. I have a short fuse and I’m very stubborn. I feel strongly for the environment, but feel as if I can’t do anything for it at my age. I always get thoughts of things that could, but most likely won’t happen, which gives me fears. I’m scared of going onto jetties for fear of them collapsing into the sea. I’m scared of heights. I’m worried about the house catching on fire, especially at night which is why I’m wanting to become a volunteer firefighter when I’m old enough. I’m worried about bushfires and their effects on me and people. These last 2 most likely define whether I have pets in my life. But your videos make me feel happy and if you’ve read all the way to here, Thanks so much and it feels good to get this off my chest. Reply to this and say ‘peewoop’ if you read this far. And guess what. I’m only 13 years old.
Worst part about radiology:
Not being respected as a medical specialty. I have already met so many nurses, lab techs, doctors etc., who diminish our level of education, experience and training to "just pressing a button", and even saying "anyone can do your job"
edit: to be clear, I'm currently training to be a RADIOGRAPHER, not a RADIOLOGIST (the years in school scare me lmao). So my experience is almost solely based around the people making the medical images of patients.
But I have already met a lot of judgemental opinions from other professionals about radiology, even though I've only been at it for a few years.
I respect radiology you have to be taught how to position the patient in the right way and sometimes it can be very uncomfortable if not painful. Those mean people should try your job one day
What cereal box certified doctor thinks radiologists aren't specialists? That's like saying most engineers aren't specialists cause all they do is press buttons and use a wrench. Same logic.
I really want to know what they'd say about other, less grandiose specialties such as porters.
I definitely respect what you do! I’d be totally lost without radiology!
Intensivist here. You're so important.
Please never stop making these style of videos Dr. Mike! They are my absolute favorite collab videos on CZcams!!
Thank you for this. It seems people often forget to humanize docs and it's always nice to see more doctors share their personal opinions and experiences. It's hard work and not all of it is very dignified or is successful, and it's important to remember you have your bad days too. As a student nurse, I'm always grateful for more insight into the lives of other healthcare providers!!
4:27 more like ppl expect you to drive a normal car instead of a massive truck that kills pedestrians 💀💀💀💀
🤣 or a car that doesn't cause wars for fossil fuels in different countries..........
Nice to know doctor’s likes, dislikes as well as challenges. We dont really put ourselves in their shoes and expect miracles! 😊
This was a really informative video! As someone who wants to become a doctor in the future, your videos are really knowledgable and informative. :]
I feel you on the paperwork. I'm a physiotherapist working with the NDIS (disability) in Australia. The worst thing is writing 10 page reports to justify continued funding, including references from journal articles to back up my recommendations, when it seems like no one actually reads them. They usually disregard my recommendations anyway 🙃 Why do we bother?
As a participant they are an absolute pain to deal with on this end too. They don’t read any reports properly I don’t think. My poor physio had to write a report to state how low muscle tone affects me and how high bone density impacts physiology other than bones. Had a report from ortho as well. Still none of my bone related stuff is listed on my plan when it is responsible for my low vision that is the only thing listed. It was a real nightmare when my wheelchair needed replacing because I don’t need one constantly. It must be frustrating to take so much time and not even get noticed.
being an anesthelogist is probably the hardest job in the medical field, and SO important. also loved this video. i'm not studying medicine but psychology, wish it counted as medicine too
Psychology is a medical field. Psychiatrists who also take psychology literally prescribe meds.
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If you're learning about how to care for someone's health then it is a Medical job
Psychiatrists are the ones who are actually doctors. Psychologists/therapists/counselors aren't typically doctors because they don't need a doctorate whereas psychiatrists do.
@@GmmBeastDon't know what planet you live on but psychologists and therapists need doctorates and generally are doctors and also sometimes professors on this planet we call Earth.
For me the worst part of the medical profession is not having enough time - with the patient or keeping up with all the new researches or having time for MSLs/MRs, and the list goes on and on …
Omg having to listen to a male companion comment on what a women’s body needs would drive me up a wall, I can’t even stand general comments anymore. Side note, Dr. Mike, your hair is looking more & more fabulous!
those all the same type of dude who last less than 30 seconds and ask if u came from giving them a bj
I agree, his hair is beautiful😄
I work in the medical insurance field and I can 100% agree that it’s frustrating and difficult to get members (patients) proper care without making them and the doctors jump through hoops. I wish our medical system was less complicated
As someone currently working in an optometrist office and going to optometry school next fall I can attest to the fact that insurances suck. Especially when they buy each other out and everything changes for no reason
5:41 I am thankful for anesthesiologists. Without them we would feel all the pain during surgery ❤
Ed Hope is kind of an awesome name for a doctor to have.
Also, I'm just now noticing how many doctors I follow. Medical CZcams is probably one of my favorite spaces on here, together with Cooking CZcams and a few others.
I had a colonoscopy two years ago and my GI said she hated when people who would accompany patients/drive them home would openly flaunt drinking water/coffee/any kind of beverage in the waiting room, especially for patients that had procedures in the late afternoon and had been fasting for 12+ hours. But literally all the practice could do was post a sign about not eating or drinking. For my follow up she actually bought me a bottle of Gatorade because that's what I was craving post procedure (for some reason they only had coffee, tea, apple juice and water in the PACU)- It was really sweet and kind of funny that she remembered that!
Going into medical school this upcoming fall, I really appreciate these videos. They always provide insight and new perspectives towards such a broad and diverse field. Thanks for putting out good content. Happy new year!
I remember my doctor getting absolutely SICK of insurance refusing to help pay for my CPAP machine, and had to write a letter documenting just how severe my sleep apnea was. Even after all that, insurance still insists that the machine isn't important. I'm still baffled by how they can even think that.
Pull the practicing medicine without a license card on em
I’m going to guess you are under the age of 45 and maybe just a little overweight?
I’ve had friends denied when they are “too young” or “should try losing weight first.”
@@SharonRepici I have several health issues that compound my situation, so they should have known. The insurance company is well aware of my health problems yet continues to deny me certain things needed.
insurance companies want chronically ill people to die so they don't have to fork over the money for doctors
One thing my lead pharmacist would do is try to educate our local hospitals about alternative prescriptions (like a hey, capsule version of this medication cost 4.95 whereas pills cost 50 bucks). Sometimes it HAS to be that specific script, but a lot of times doctors are able to change their go-to for scripts after learning about it.
I have a friend who chose to not go into OBGYN for exactly the reason MDJ mentioned. He loved taking care of pregnant patients but he realized he was simply not equipped to deal with the loss of a baby. He's into psychiatry now, so still a pretty intense specialty, but now he feels more in control of the treatment of his patients.
just wait til that person has to deal with a psych patient that is a child..........being abused by their parents😔 Psych is not easier in any way
@@Mia-her8ii Well fortunately he now works in forensic psychiatry, which has its own challenges but no dying kids generally
@@RoanmonsterHopefully your friend will be a better Forensic psychiatrist than Dr. Carole Lieberman. She is well-known for testifying in high-profile criminal trials; such as the trial of Jonathan Schmitz, the perpetrator of the murder of Scott Amedure following an appearance on "The Jenny Jones Show" in 1995. The case is worth looking up on Google if you're interested in finding out more details. Dr. Lieberman also spoke on Kelli Stapleton; a mother from Michigan who was accused of attempted murder after she tried to murder her severely autistic and violent daughter Isabel and to also commit suicide via Carbon Monoxide poisoning.
@@RoanmonsterHopefully your friend will not be like a forensic psychiatrist by the name of Dr. Carole Lieberman. Dr. Lieberman is well-known for testifying in high-profile criminal trials for both the Defense and the Prosecution. Generally speaking many in the profession dislike Dr. Lieberman for her highly controversial takes.
Dr. Youn: I hate when people judge others, it makes me want to slap them. 😤
Dr. Brown: For real, I just want to drive my Tacoma in peace! 😫
I get Scottsdale is a bougie area and all but come oooon... it was about the job not the cars 😅
I came to the comments looking for thisssss lol how is no one else talking about this part?
Proceeds to judge by dismissing others with opinions...
What Dr. Youn and Dr. Brown hate the most about their jobs are completely understandable. Dr. Youn is right to be pissed at guys who suggest what a girl needs done in terms of what surgical procedure they want Dr. Youn to do. Dr. Brown wanting to drive his Toyota Tundra instead of a super car is understandable because of the terrain in Scottsdale.
Love these collabs with the other doctors!
I'm so happy to see Dr. Siobhan Deshauer on your channel, she is truly one of a kind, so accomplished and positive, and a fellow Canadian
Thank you to all for your service! I know there is a price each of you pay for doing what you do, and I am so grateful.
I am from the UK and the NHS is far from ideal with long waiting lists...but a running theme from this compilation is that funding is a hard part of providing medical care!
We ALL need to reevaluate our medical care x
I appreciate you so much for including mental health doctors in this video. You have always shared how important mental health care is to physical health and that's why I even started following you. Thank you Dr. Mike.
Behavioral health provider here -- SOLIDARITY WITH THE HATE FORE INSURANCE COMPANIES. Thank you to all the wonderful doctors and providers out here putting up with that so we can make the world a better place.
Thank you for sharing this point of view. I don’t understand the 12 hour shifts as I feel Drs are burning out and more likely to make mistakes. Thank you to all the doctors and nurses out there.
Thank you for bringing up NHS issues! My own mother works in the NHS as an anaesthesiologist. I myself, wanted to become a doctor like her, however due to how BAD the pay, working hours etc is, she tells me I should rather aim for veterinary medicine. She doesn’t want me to suffer like herself and her colleagues and friends have.
It was good to hear from someone working within the NHS system. We Americans often have the NHS thrown in our faces whenever we moan about our insurance issues on any comment forum. To be fair, any system has it's horror stories and it's glories, too. Healthcare is a business, no matter how you slice it, so administrators have to oversee the red & black ink, trying to stay out of the red as much as possible, which ain't easy.
We've made great strides in diagnostic and surgical technology, but these things are astronomically expensive. Staff aren't paid nearly what they're worth, but are still costly. Pharmaceuticals, equipment, medical supplies.....it all adds up, and no one wants to have to bear that expense alone.
Not sure what the answer is, but I know it's likely not going to get any better in my lifetime, unfortunately.
That's why I gave up on becoming a doc as well. Mom and her colleagues discouraged me. Definitely missed my calling...
@@cmtippens9209As a Brit, i would definitely take the NHS over US style healthcare, but it's still a dogshit system. shite in every regard except for the fact that at least it doesn't leave you bankrupt or feeling like you've been robbed by insurance.
I love this video! Thank you to all doctors who care about their patients and take the time to show us - we appreciate y’all more than you know 💚
One of the most relatable medical videos I've watched in a while. Especially the paperworks and formalities part. Attending and advising patients remedies and doing treatment procedures is one thing but the amount of hoops one has to go through to get them to the patients is ridiculous at times depending on the region. Especially frustrating when a patient needs an intervention ASAP.
So many of my favorite people in one video. I love that so many people like you all want to get on social media and tell us like it is and one of my favorite things that you all do is give us helpful tips on what we can do at home for things that are wrong with us or give us some cheaper versions of things we can get in the store versus expensive brands of things that work and I also love that you all call BS on these videos that aren't helpful when they claim to be and you give us the right information.
Dr Mike is so educational. His videos makes me smile especially his memes😊
as a patient, the amount of times i have watched my doctors and even my pharmacist fight my insurance company is insane
This was a great video!! Please do more like this with other questions!!! Was so cool to see so many doctors and their options 😊
Thank you for being a good person and giving all these Dr's a chance to say what is wrong with the health and care system. My mom is struggling with health issues, and on top of it she is dealing with doctors who are exhausted and dont seam to want/be able to help her because they are so over ran with patients and stress. Her dr wont even look at her chart because she says she doesn't have time its just sad. 😮💨
Love it when Dr K features in your videos as well, massive fan of both of you!
I just love how you compiled most of my most watched CZcams Docs. This is really amazing.
And keep doing what you do best.... We really do appreciate. Thank you!!!! :-)
Forget a pair-o-docs, this is a veritable pile-o-docs! 😁
Nice you got a couple of fav docs and it's great seeing new ones that I get to check out now!
Seeing some of my favorite CZcams famous doctors gives me life! Thanks Dr. Mike! You stay happy and healthy too!
This is my favorite video youve done and ive been with you for a few years now
Not a doctor, but as a social worker/substance abuse counselor... yes, dealing with insurance is the WORST part of my job, and all I do is precert for IOP. I CAN'T imagine dealing with even more complicated requests. It would definitely burn me out.
The CZcams black hole is so amazing. I love that you are connected with all these other great CZcamsrs - I had no idea, lol. Keep up the great work, man!
Going into residency soon, I still have that hopeful nature when it comes to medicine but also knowing what the pitfalls are in the health field is always important. Whether it’s to try to avoid/ navigate those situations, finding new ways to improve them or simply staying aware of what’s out there so I’m not completely devastated/ stopped by new setbacks. If my patient has to keep pushing forward with their treatments the very least I can do is keep pushing forward with my part in providing the best possible care for them
The NHS is so horrible when it comes to treating "mystery" issues. I have a friend who's experiencing delibilating lower back and hip pain (injury cause by lifting heavy box at office job), she's tried strecthes and physiotherapy but a general practitioner she visited didn't seem interested in the slightest to help her. She said he suggested over the counter painkillers and physiotherapy, she's told all she's tried to getting better but he didn't offer any help or reference to a specialist. Horrible.
I don't know if one doctor's apathy can be attributed to the NHS...
@@KBRoller do you live in the UK?
@@mazvitaselemani Nope. I live here in the USA, where medical treatment is entirely impossible for a large number of people. I'm pretty privileged, but at one point I lost my health insurance and didn't know it, right around the time I needed my wisdom teeth extracted. I found out I had no insurance when I went to pick up my prescription for pain meds and was denied. Gotta say, recovering from a tooth extraction with nothing but Tylenol really sucked... and for many people, pain management is the *least* of their problems.
your channel has helped me decide what specialty I want to go into! thanks Mike
i have so much respect for these people. thank you for everything you all do 🤍
Great video! I don’t work in the healthcare industry but as a retail employee who’s had to deal with the public and corporate shenanigans getting in the way of us doing our jobs effectively and efficiently and then somehow being blamed for not being able to live up to the ridiculous expectations I totally feel for everyone in this video with their frustrations!
This guys videos always get me so calm
Mad respect to Jake for telling people that it’s okay to find help . I’ve seen firsthand so many people online talking about how they hate going to a therapist/psychiatrist or are scared of it. Even some who say that they can’t help at all. It’s really sad to see people going through serious mental issues and not wanting to get help because of unhealthy stigmas/stereotype. Hope Jake can reach this audience too and grow his channel to aid in erasing these stigmas/stereotypes.
Finding the right therapist is also hard (not to mention the cost). I was first diagnosed with GAD/MDD in college. My first psychiatrist prescribed fluoxetine, but then dismissed me when I told him I was having side effects. He even joked about the side effects, implying I should be happy to have them. The next therapist immediately took me off the meds, as he was very anti-medication, and then told me basically "I'm not here to help you feel better about your problems, I'm just here to tell you what to do to pretend you're functional until faking it becomes a habit". (He didn't use those words, but that was his approach.) My third and final therapist was great for awhile... but when I lost my health insurance and couldn't afford her full payments anymore, her entire focus became "getting me in a place where I can get a better job" instead of actually listening to what I was asking her to help with. And as soon as I did get a better job... she told me she didn't think I needed her anymore, basically firing me.
I haven't been to a therapist since. I'm sure finding the right one can be amazing for some people, but it's *hard* to find the right one, and for someone who needs a therapist for *literally having an anxiety and depressive disorder,* it's too exhausting to bother with after awhile.
Usually it's just too expensive for people to go and they have to spend their money in more important areas of their life like their family...........
@@Mia-her8ii you’re right, but I’m talking specifically about the people who can go by all means but just don’t want to because of unhealthy stigmas
I have been to several therapists and tried many types of therapy. Not everyone benefits from sitting around and talking. Not everyone benefits from therapy. Going to therapy was nothing but an additional stress when my actual mental health improved more from taking that time to meditate.
It's a wonderful tool for many, but what we don't need to do is pretend that it can fix everything. As a bonus point, a bad therapist can genuinely do more harm than good. People need to give therapy a try, but speak up and be honest about what is and is not working. If it's the therapist fit, find a new one. If it's the therapy in general, you're not neglecting your mental health for not doing it.
@xionmemoria honestly there are so many different types of therapy now. Theirs EDMR IFS Sotomantic their are so many out there that people can look into now. That it is no longer one Fits all anymore. Theirs a lot of therapys for people who don't like talk therapy. Theirs also DBT as well. Not only that life gets difficult as you get older. That's why I tell people you mignt not need it now but people should be open to the idea especially when you get older death grief and things like that can be extremely hard on mental health especially if you lose parents or have mutiple family deaths.
I love this! It's really interesting to get this kind of input from medical professionals. This is stuff that most of us on the patient side don't get to hear. Great video!
Thank you so much to every single one of you doctors for being there for us patients!
I'll chime in for my ophthalmologists as their loyal scribe. The least favorite part is "not seeing what they're seeing". Patients would complain about a visual distortion and are very bothered by it. However on the exam, everything looks normal and unremarkable that would lead the doctor to believe it's because of a certain condition.
I work in the OR, and I can say that your anesthesia team is so incredibly important. It is kinda funny that people are very unaware of all the talent, skills, and problem solving that your anesthesia team is capable of.
Thx Dr. Mike! Happy New Year!
I love this format since the very first time you had it. More more more
I’m not a doctor, but I was a phlebotomist. The one thing I hate when I was working as one was the fact that patients would forget to mention their needle or blood fears. It sure would have helped knowing that instead of having them faint and get injured while they fell. Trust me, it happened too many times. Anyone else? 😅
I have a strong fear of needles in skin. I've never fainted, but every time I need blood taken, or a shot that has to be held in for a bit, I get nauseous and lightheaded (even if I'm not looking). So one time, I needed a bunch of blood taken, as I started seeing a new doctor with a chronic cough, so she wanted basically every blood test done as a baseline. I go into the phlebotomist's office, and of course I wasn't allowed to eat beforehand, so my stomach was already a bit blech, especially with the nerves. She starts taking blood, and I'm just closing my eyes and looking away and trying to breathe.
Next thing I know, with no warning, I'm vomiting all over the floor. I was *humiliated.* I kind of wished I'd passed out instead, because vomit is worse. The nurse runs in and brings me over to the recovery room, tells me to rest a bit while they clean up. Then, when they were ready to try again, they had me lie down the whole time. Hu. Miliated.
I want to get into phlebotomy so bad. Any advice 🥺
@@KBRoller oh no! We really don’t mind cleaning up messes. The only problem for us is when people with these kinds of needle and blood phobia neglect to tell us about their phobia, that sometimes they yank their arms away in the middle of a draw. Blood gets everywhere or we get accidentally poked by the needle. It’s very hazardous. Sometimes, they just faint and hit their heads on the desk or the floor, which makes the situation worse for the patient like a concussion or worse. I get that not everyone is great with needles or blood, but a little heads up if you’re feeling faint or nauseous. That way, we can release the needle quickly and support your needs. Looking away is good. I had a patient once that blasted loud music with their headphones and was distracted by the loud music that I finished drawing blood and he felt fine. When it comes to shots, ask the nurse if they can squeeze the area where they’re going to administer the shot. The pain from your skin being squeezed/ pinched doesn’t go away quickly, thus the pain of the needle going in is nonexistent. I would also recommend to go to the hospital early in the morning if you fast for 12 hours or more. That way, you can eat right away after.
@@JadeGiose oh! I would suggest you to print out a small copy of all the test tube colors and which one to use for tests, and laminate it. I made it into a bookmark, so each time I read, I could memorize too. Buy yourself a good gel pen like what the nurses use, because you will need to have a good one when you’re filling in the test tubes. They usually print out patient identifiers nowadays, but for school, it’s manual so you can remember the order. Speaking of which, practice your military time because it’s what the hospital uses. Always ask questions because it’s always important questions and no dumb ones. You’re dealing with specimen that literally holds the answer to a patient’s health care. DO NOT BE COMPLACENT just because you’re used to the job. When you become complacent, you will likely make a mistake and that’s bad for you and the patient. If you have caffeine sensitivity, try to avoid drinking coffee because you don’t want your hand shaking during a draw, practice stabilization on both hands. Good luck!
You could’ve just straight up asked people before you did it. I’ve had so many blood draws and IV’s from multiple week long hospital stays and 50/50 have asked me. I don’t have a fear of needles anymore because of the many times I’ve had them, but I’ve had a few instances where I was so sick or just worked up in general that I’d pass out. I didn’t know it was going to happen either so I wouldn’t have known to say anything 🤣
Thank you Dr. Goodman. I have a psychiatric diagnosis and sadly there is still medical misinformation and mental health stigma out there.
I love being able to see all the collabs with other doctors and getting the variation of opinions and experiences!
Thank you so much for this video. It makes me want to check out each Doctor to understand more about their field.
During my emergency C-section the Anesthesiologist was the most comforting and calm presence. I was shaking uncontrollably and he reassured me that I was ok, it was ok to shake, and that he wouldn't let anyone start cutting until I was fully numb.
I had the shakes when mine was wearing off :O it was so weird
Dude, I've been following you since the pandemic, as well as some of the other doctors featured in this video across different platforms. I cannot tell you how reassuring it is that you are all out there, not only practicing, but also spreading as much information as possible. With all these people hating on all doctors because of big pharma, and choosing god awful homeopathic remedies, you are all not only absolute MVPs but really, if we could just replace ALL advertisements with any of yall's content, the world would improve immensely.
I love these collabs you do with other doctors, Dr. Mike. While I am not a doctor or someone in the medical field myself, I have similar stories and sentiments like these from family members who *are* in the medical field (NPs and MAs). Especially the insurance portion of it.
Is it a collab or is he just splicing clips together from their CZcams videos, like a compilation?
I've got a lot of respect for all of you. You go through so much to help people and that's really inspiring. You're like real life superheroes.
Thank you all for sharing your thoughts and perspectives!
Could you talk more about how we as patients can make the most of the time that we get with our doctors? Like, does it help to come with questions, etc?
Anyone else find it odd Doctor ER is never included in these videos?
Thanks for sharing, Doctors! Really interesting stuff! Happy New Year!
Love this video. All of my favorite CZcams Docs in one place!!!
3:45 we love Dana
My friend wants to be a doctor in the future and this was really helpful to her! She’s currently in her second semester and she’s doing very well! She’s thinking of becoming a surgeon , she’s studying a lot about the human body. :) i hope her dreams come true!
Hope she succeeds!
Dr. Mike, your concern for knowing the costs associated with caring for your patients is absolutely valid, and it's one of the reasons as a provider I am moving to the direct patient care model.
Thanks Dr. Mike and Company. That was enlightening. And Dr. Michael I like your longer hair.
Dr. Youn!!!!!!!!!! He's literally the best. I love how he defends his patients.