How Does My Knee Heal After ACL Surgery? - ACL Series

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  • čas přidán 23. 12. 2014
  • Curious about how the healing process works after ACL surgery? This video will take you through the science of ligamentization, and how your body turns your graft into your new ACL.
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Komentáře • 182

  • @victoriashubskaya2188
    @victoriashubskaya2188 Před 6 lety +124

    I am one year post op, and IT FEELS SO GOOD TO BE FULLY RECOVERED!! I tore my ACL a little over two years ago, so I am so thankful to have had ACL surgery

    • @Shivanshu25
      @Shivanshu25 Před 5 lety +23

      Thx God, after searching web comments, yours is one of the very few which is positive

    • @sumanth6000
      @sumanth6000 Před 4 lety +2

      Hiiii I'm 9 months post op ACL surgery, I feel popping up sound or cracking sound in my knee while squatting and walking and no pain, is this normal pls reply, tnx in advance

    • @sandysosa3352
      @sandysosa3352 Před 4 lety +5

      SUMANTH This is absolutely normal, I had the same question for my orthopedic surgeon.

    • @sumanth6000
      @sumanth6000 Před 4 lety +1

      @@sandysosa3352 thank you soo much

    • @basavarajmarad1225
      @basavarajmarad1225 Před 3 lety

      How many months did u take to re cover fully ofter surgery

  • @DonnieEls
    @DonnieEls Před 2 lety +8

    This is quite literally the only video on youtube that explains it.

  • @wildatlanticman128
    @wildatlanticman128 Před 3 lety +30

    Thank you. I'm 5 days in after surgery so now have a better understanding of the healing process works - it's going well so far but this vid helps to explain why it's going to take time. I'm an active 52 ye old btw.😎

    • @alextarallo9371
      @alextarallo9371 Před 3 lety +1

      Keep working man. I promise it’s the best feeling when you can start doing things normally, even if you can’t play sports. It’s surprising how easy some activities are even if you just started doing them. I’m about 4 1/2 months post op now and I started sprinting about 3 weeks ago. It’s crazy how only after 5 days of sprinting it’s possible to be faster than before. A big difference in my case is that I’m 13, so I recover much faster than normal. Good luck with your recovery man.

    • @wildatlanticman128
      @wildatlanticman128 Před 3 lety +1

      @@alextarallo9371 thanks Alex that's encouraging 😉 Best of luck with your recovery too! 👍🏻

  • @kenanw4186
    @kenanw4186 Před 2 lety +5

    I tore my ACL last Saturday and I'm stressed about the surgery, not because of the procedure but the time it takes to heal so I can play basketball again.

  • @basant1979
    @basant1979 Před 3 lety +19

    I am in 3 weeks of surgery..and with following development
    1. Can climb up and down stairs
    2. Can drive without any issues
    3. Cycling on stationery bike for 15 mins twice a day
    4. Having complete extension of quadriceps and can bend the affected knee to about 135°
    5. No pain at all
    6. Am back to ofc deskjob😀

    • @rushil505
      @rushil505 Před 2 lety +1

      Bro I have a complete tear and I am able to do all of that right now, I am 4 months into injury and no surgery yet, surprising. Hope you are doing good

    • @shadabhussain841
      @shadabhussain841 Před rokem +2

      @@rushil505 it's not surprising....every step you take after the injury is a pressure on meniscus.
      It would be soon that you're gonna need a meniscus repair too.
      If you have a full tear there's nothing you can do surgery is mandatory.

    • @hafizmuhammed9378
      @hafizmuhammed9378 Před rokem +1

      ​@@shadabhussain841 💯

    • @vicokhang7178
      @vicokhang7178 Před rokem

      @@shadabhussain841there a % of the population call the “coper” they can function everyday without acl due to their incredible muscle balances.
      Please don’t judge people , he could be one of those

    • @sunny74763
      @sunny74763 Před 6 měsíci

      @@rushil505yes I had a tear and was able to function for 2 years but everytime I played heavy sports my knee would pop and damage my meniscus. Had to get meniscectomy and meniscus repair along with ACL surgery because I waited 2 years.

  • @nerenahd
    @nerenahd Před 8 lety

    Great information, thanks.

  • @vinitsonawat2230
    @vinitsonawat2230 Před 7 lety

    thanks sir.

  • @libanali726
    @libanali726 Před 4 lety +12

    I’m 10 months post op and i still didn’t get back to sport but soon I will my knee get stronger I feel like I’m better than before I got strong legs now

  • @khalidsaifullahbanday2841

    Please make a video about partial menisectomy also

  • @anmolgill4062
    @anmolgill4062 Před 6 lety +3

    Plz make a video on infection after acl surgery

  • @ky12365
    @ky12365 Před 5 lety +3

    Thanks for the videos! My young son just had this surgery and we watched your videos beforehand. It really helped to prepare him for the procedure.

  • @subscribemore8593
    @subscribemore8593 Před 9 lety

    Ready set med hello pls tell abt mcl and acl tear I met with the accident

  • @tonytocanova
    @tonytocanova Před 4 lety +15

    Stu Holden tore his ACL four times before actually calling it quits.

  • @carlorocky
    @carlorocky Před 5 lety

    What’s the prognosis for an untreated acl and medial meniscus tear other than physical therapy?

  • @windex2209
    @windex2209 Před 6 lety +12

    i was normally walking after 1 month from my acl reconstruction and meniscus repair

  • @eriktarver2087
    @eriktarver2087 Před rokem +1

    I wish I could find more videos on patellar tendon ruptures, I feel so alone in this journey

  • @abhishekdas2704
    @abhishekdas2704 Před 4 lety +1

    It's been 24hrs to my surgery... No pain... Can walk with Walker and without Walker for a while... Thank to Dr. Lenin c.... (Apollo hospital chennai, india)

    • @avinashkumarsingh4305
      @avinashkumarsingh4305 Před 4 lety

      It was acl surgery surgery or acl+meniscus repair

    • @madhavranjit869
      @madhavranjit869 Před rokem

      i could jump and dance after my acl surgery at worlds best hospital. i think apollo chennai is not upto the mark. hahahaha

  • @garyodriscoll7988
    @garyodriscoll7988 Před 7 lety +1

    Am I right in concluding that because a new graft grows back in place of the torn ACL, the option of autograft: hamstring or patella and allograft, doesn't really matter? Because they all die anyway and as previously stated, get replaced by a new ACL? ?

  • @bluerays5384
    @bluerays5384 Před 4 lety +4

    Thank you so much , its so informative and helpful for me.I also went through my ACL Surgery on 17-Jan-2020 and shared my experience on my youtube channel.its gives gr888 feelingssssss to share own experience with other and help them in such a way..Isn't it ?

    • @abhinavkumar385
      @abhinavkumar385 Před 4 lety +1

      Mine also happened on same date

    • @bluerays5384
      @bluerays5384 Před 4 lety +1

      @@abhinavkumar385 Take care Abhinav. I wish you have better n fast recovery.

    • @bluerays5384
      @bluerays5384 Před 4 lety +1

      @@vamsikandimalla8642 Hey Vamsi, take care buddy,Have a better recovery n get well soon 👍✌️

    • @shyamprakash0448
      @shyamprakash0448 Před 4 lety

      Guys I'm going to have acl surgery tomorrow.. can anyone give me suggestions regarding how to be prepared before surgery....🙏🏻

    • @vamsikandimalla8642
      @vamsikandimalla8642 Před 4 lety +3

      Shyam prakash relax everything will be okay

  • @asianangler
    @asianangler Před 2 měsíci

    which graft is the strongest and suitable for young athletes?

  • @hindustani6809
    @hindustani6809 Před 5 lety

    My knee is looking after ACL surgery.... while doing Hill's down physiotherapy..

  • @victoriarozek4929
    @victoriarozek4929 Před 5 lety +14

    I just had an ACL surgery yesterday and I’m going through so much pain...does anybody have any suggestions?

    • @stevedanger7219
      @stevedanger7219 Před 5 lety +4

      The best thing that helped me with the pain is to be able to completely straighten your leg.
      What i did first is lay a pillow under my heel and than i lay down while gravity does the work of straighten my leg. Start gentle but your should be able to straighten the leg after a few days at the earliest.
      The second thing i do is while sitting on a chair i kick my leg out and have my heel touch the ground while my toes are facing up. I let the leg straighten with the help of gravity and than i gently place one hand and cup above the knee joint and gently oscillate the knee down and up.
      I did the first excersize while i was at home and the second one anytime i couldn't lay down. I did them once an hour for long durations. Start maybe for 1 minute and than extend it into 10 min.
      REMEMBER. Do everything based on pain. Pain is your guide.

    • @sumanth6000
      @sumanth6000 Před 4 lety

      Hiiii I'm 9 months post op ACL surgery, I feel popping up sound or cracking sound in my knee while squatting and walking and no pain, is this normal pls reply, tnx in advance

    • @johnnywaffles2482
      @johnnywaffles2482 Před 4 lety

      @@sumanth6000 I'm no doctor but I would get that professionally looked at

    • @jakeevans5751
      @jakeevans5751 Před 4 lety +1

      @@sumanth6000 After my surgery I had the same thing but the doctors said it was no big deal. You should be good. I hope your recovery went well!

    • @jaydeepagarwal5667
      @jaydeepagarwal5667 Před 4 lety

      Little pain would be there I had ACL surgery before 7 months before still I cannot walk properly with full straight leg I cannot raise leg with full stretch bcoz of the weakness of quadriceps
      So I would suggest you that everything will be done by the physio your knee bending will be good everything but the quadriceps(the lower thigh portion) you only have to make it strong you only have to put strength bcoz if the quadriceps will not gain strength then if you will walk then also you cannot staright your leg properly there would be pain when you walk.

  • @domnikgs7933
    @domnikgs7933 Před 7 lety

    Please give me a solution doctor

  • @domnikgs7933
    @domnikgs7933 Před 7 lety +15

    My MRI report is perfectly alright no doubt in that but still I feel slipperiness in my knee

    • @pft4462
      @pft4462 Před 6 lety

      Domnik GS same thing happened to me

    • @yogibsy2731
      @yogibsy2731 Před 6 lety +2

      But Dr says 99% they will trust MRI,that is what they said to me. Completed 105 days

  • @jericdomingo6442
    @jericdomingo6442 Před 7 lety

    Sir partial thickness tear of the anterior cruciate ligament, vertical tear of the posterior horn of medial meniscus, myxoid degeneration of the posterior horn of the lateral meniscus. I need surgery for this or not?

    • @Veneros
      @Veneros Před 6 lety +1

      jeric domingo go and see a proper orthopaedic doctor and not ask for surgery advice on youtube..seriously?

  • @windex2209
    @windex2209 Před 7 lety +4

    i had my acl reconstruction when i was in 8th grade

    • @DavidDeeble
      @DavidDeeble Před 3 lety

      I was using capital letters when I was in kindergarten.

  • @farhanfrankieshairali5160

    That's Stuart Holden

  • @bowler3822
    @bowler3822 Před 6 lety +3

    I had my acl reconstruction on 9/22/17 it hurts a lil bit but I'm getting stronger ( the way I tore it was I got a direct blow to my knee when running the football )

    • @sumanth6000
      @sumanth6000 Před 4 lety

      Hiiii how are you doing now a days.... I'm 9 months post op ACL surgery, I feel popping up sound or cracking sound in my knee while squatting and walking and no pain, is this normal pls reply, tnx in advance

    • @ishtiakahmed4423
      @ishtiakahmed4423 Před rokem

      @@sumanth6000 Hey How is your knee now?

    • @sumanth6000
      @sumanth6000 Před rokem +1

      @@ishtiakahmed4423 hiii... yup acl reconstruction was successful. But unfortunately i underwent pcl reconstruction too in the same knee 6 weeks back

    • @ishtiakahmed4423
      @ishtiakahmed4423 Před rokem

      @@sumanth6000 sorry to hear.
      how did you torn pcl?
      during acl recovery phase? or after recovery of acl?

    • @sumanth6000
      @sumanth6000 Před rokem

      @@ishtiakahmed4423 tnx,
      my both ligament got injured at same time, but doctor said pcl will recover in future but it didn't. And at that time only acl was reconstructed. That's why i underwent pcl reconstruction now. But previously it was purely doctor's negligency🙄😒

  • @Eustazzio
    @Eustazzio Před 2 lety +2

    Had ACL surgery (hamstring tendon) about a week ago, biggest fear to feel uncomfortable when I squat and deadlift when I recober full.

  • @jericdomingo6442
    @jericdomingo6442 Před 7 lety

    Sir my mri result is minimal joint effusion, do i need a surgery fo this or not?

  • @domnikgs7933
    @domnikgs7933 Před 8 lety

    okay Mr Protocod i will try to control myself

  • @RObert75088
    @RObert75088 Před 5 lety +4

    Why deos the acotr in the animation look like stan lee?? RIP STAN LEE

  • @jazznychole6795
    @jazznychole6795 Před 5 lety +3

    I tore my acl may 30 in got surgery June 14 it’s been 6 months I’m ready to play but my knee is scaring me I can’t touch my butt with it it pops a lot for know reason it hurts when I run just a tad

    • @xDerProd
      @xDerProd Před 4 lety +1

      Jazz Nychole probs wasn’t ready to play yet then if it still hurts when u run

    • @sheeryrosa1643
      @sheeryrosa1643 Před 3 lety

      Pls don't play it not natural like before

  • @gustavo232837
    @gustavo232837 Před 7 lety +5

    Hello everyone, I have a question. I had a complete tear of my ACL 4 years ago, I had surgery and after a year went back to sports and same injury again same knee. Went under surgery again and here I am 18 months after. I want to play sports again but not sure if I can. My recovery was not extraordinary. Now I want to put 100% effort on getting stronger and more flexible, at least on my legs. Is there any chance for me to play recreational soccer again?

  • @hegdes.adventure
    @hegdes.adventure Před 5 lety +1

    Tore my acl n mcl on jan 29-2018. Had acl surgery on feb 21-2018 its been 7 months. Not able to run. It pains. I am 107kg ,5.10" . I get cracking sounds everytime i try to bend my leg or stretch. And its kinds loose or shaky i can say then the opp leg. Feels like the bone kinda moves. Please help.

    • @danishrahim8669
      @danishrahim8669 Před 5 lety

      Abhishek Hegde I think it’s because you didn’t have enough pre-OP recovery and physiotherapy. I tore mine on August 21st and I’m getting my OP on 23rd November. Physiotherapy and conditioning is crucial to recovery. My best guess is that your knee didn’t have time to adapt the surrounding muscle to stabilise without your acl. Bare in mind I’m 6’1 and 140KG but I can stand on my damaged knee quite well and walk, just can’t run.
      My advice is what my doctors tell me, plenty of rest, some light exercises based on your physiotherapist recommendation and ice the swollen knee plenty of times throughout the day.

    • @Argentx1965
      @Argentx1965 Před 5 lety

      Don't get regular therapy get Sports therapy and please go to someone else. Good luck

    • @johny2811
      @johny2811 Před 3 lety

      Try to lose weight 107 kg for 5.10 is too much for your knee to handle especially if its been injured I am 6.2 80kg and my recovery is going smoothly. Edit: I am not body shaming I am just trying to help god bless you and I hope everything goes well.

    • @madhavranjit869
      @madhavranjit869 Před rokem

      fat people get fucked up knees bro

  • @vinugautam9318
    @vinugautam9318 Před 7 lety +1

    Sir i hv completed 7 months but 15 degrees remains to bend my injured leg & when can i run?

  • @domnikgs7933
    @domnikgs7933 Před 7 lety +1

    Dr.Bert I'm very sorry to say that I hurt my leg after 4 months of surgery. I can't walk for a week then I took an MRI for checking whether the graft inside is broken but it doesn't. Now I'm feeling alright but I feel slightly slippery in my knee but my personal doctor says that all are alright inside. Doctor do you have any idea about this????

    • @garyodriscoll7988
      @garyodriscoll7988 Před 7 lety +3

      oh jesus Christ...you again... get an MRI scan, doctors cant confirm anything without the scan. GET AN MRI SCAN. Its prob ruptured again.

    • @acarroll3461
      @acarroll3461 Před 7 lety +4

      He said he got an MRI, and it looked fine.

    • @gulshankumar-jg2hs
      @gulshankumar-jg2hs Před 6 lety

      hello bahi wherw do u live

    • @gulshankumar-jg2hs
      @gulshankumar-jg2hs Před 6 lety

      hello bahi wherw do u live

    • @Merabharat444
      @Merabharat444 Před 2 lety

      Its ligament strech i think

  • @xXpurplehayes08Xx
    @xXpurplehayes08Xx Před 7 lety +1

    day two and on sprint training

  • @mseditography449
    @mseditography449 Před 4 lety +1

    how many months does the pain persist after acl surgery?

    • @mcmerry2846
      @mcmerry2846 Před 3 lety

      Depends of each individual

    • @ranjitpelia3267
      @ranjitpelia3267 Před 2 lety

      Not months, maybe 12-16 days. Have had one ACL/MCL surgery in 2017, went well. Take the PKs as need be. Should be enough.

  • @Momogaming326
    @Momogaming326 Před 7 lety +1

    hi sir I had tendon graft acl surgery 4months ago but little bit pain and shake any problem pls replay sir

    • @sumanth6000
      @sumanth6000 Před 4 lety

      Hiiii I'm 9 months post op ACL surgery, I feel popping up sound or cracking sound in my knee while squatting and walking and no pain, is this normal pls reply, tnx in advance

  • @techmahindra9732
    @techmahindra9732 Před 7 lety +1

    hello sir ..i had an acl surgery 3 months back .i still hav pain inside and sides,i stopped taking pain killers .do i need to use medicines some more time??

  • @hemiaddicts5954
    @hemiaddicts5954 Před rokem

    I had a ACL reconstruction and meniscus as as well I’m at 21 days and I can only bent it to 50 degrees

    • @hemiaddicts5954
      @hemiaddicts5954 Před rokem

      @themeow2585 Im 3 month and it swell up a lil but I’m but better

    • @asianangler
      @asianangler Před 2 měsíci

      @@hemiaddicts5954 so how do you get rid of the swelling?

  • @MrSmqk
    @MrSmqk Před 8 lety

    Hey guys! After Acl and meniscus surgery, how many times do you do physiotheraphy exercises in a day? And how many sets each time?
    One more question has anyone had a acl reconstruction done but left meniscus unrepaired, even after grade 2 horizontal tear in posterior horn in medial meniscus.

    • @jonathanyiqiang
      @jonathanyiqiang Před 8 lety +2

      im at 4th week of my rehab. Had a acl and meniscus surgery too. was told to do 3x a day and 3sets for each exercise

    • @drdkpanigrahi6729
      @drdkpanigrahi6729 Před 4 lety

      Do let us know the sets duration of each in detail as it will be useful.

  • @AsaLeighton
    @AsaLeighton Před 7 lety +1

    Hello, I am having a Allograph (Cadaver tissue), and meniscus surgery in a few weeks. Is there anything I can do pre op that will benefit me post op? Currently I am trying to maintain the muscle mass around my knee. Ive had people suggest taking joint supplements as well. I can squat 315 with no pain or restrictions in range of motion, I can really jump or run its not a comfortable landing...any suggestions?

    • @tehamplix
      @tehamplix Před 7 lety

      Asa Leighton just make sure to do all your exercises pre op and you should be fine! :)

    • @WheresApollo
      @WheresApollo Před 7 lety

      Asa Leighton therapy before surgery

    • @johnyy5165
      @johnyy5165 Před 3 lety

      hey how are you now man? any knee problems?

    • @AsaLeighton
      @AsaLeighton Před 3 lety

      @@johnyy5165 no not really there are spots and times that cutting is a little painful and sharp but that's due to my wearing of the cartilage not the stability of the joint

    • @johnyy5165
      @johnyy5165 Před 3 lety

      @@AsaLeighton how did you wear of cartillage?

  • @alextarallo9371
    @alextarallo9371 Před 3 lety +3

    You guys think it’s possible for me to recover in 5-6 months? I’m in 8th grade, and I had only ACL rupture. I’m about 5 weeks out and I’m already able to walk briskly and jog normally. I’m also able to slightly hop on it and it feels stable. Also my leg muscles were really strong before the surgery.

    • @mcmerry2846
      @mcmerry2846 Před 3 lety +2

      Too young....i was a really explosive athlete when i was a teenager, able the dunk the ball at 5'6''...my only injury was Osgood Schlatter. Bur it takes at least 8 months..tendons and ligamentes take a lot of time to heal due to the low blood flow they have.

    • @alextarallo9371
      @alextarallo9371 Před 3 lety

      @@mcmerry2846 I got cleared about 3 weeks ago, but now I’m dealing with a stupid hamstring problem. It hurts every time I kick the soccer ball with a lot of force

    • @dallasguidroz9350
      @dallasguidroz9350 Před 2 lety

      @@alextarallo9371 did they take from hamstring Fixing to go into ACL and meniscus surgery Dec 21 th. They will be using a Cadaver. Hope your doing well 🙏

    • @alextarallo9371
      @alextarallo9371 Před 2 lety +3

      @@dallasguidroz9350 yea, they used my hamstring tendon. I’m about 14 months post-op now, and I’m playing high level soccer again without a knee brace. Good luck to you man. The first few weeks post op can be rough, but just take it week by week, and the recovery flies by. I hope your surgery and recovery goes well 🙏

    • @dallasguidroz9350
      @dallasguidroz9350 Před 2 lety

      @@alextarallo9371 🙏

  • @michelebenitez9074
    @michelebenitez9074 Před 7 lety +3

    Does your thigh shrink after acl surgery?

  • @paulpreece1091
    @paulpreece1091 Před 7 lety +2

    Hey everyone,I had acl surgery and for about 4 days after surgery my leg was red and hot, 4years after surgery I played football again I lasted 5 mins untill it gave way and once again it swollen up for a week ,does this mean my surgery didn't work?some help me plz.

  • @domnikgs7933
    @domnikgs7933 Před 8 lety +4

    Dr.Bert I have doubt. I had an ACL surgery 3 months ago and I have started playing volleyball .I have a little pain in my knee when I jump Is it dangerous to play at this time (3 months after surgery)

    • @penibulamaibau1957
      @penibulamaibau1957 Před 8 lety +22

      3 months seems a bit too early man, I think it normally takes about 9 months to 12 months atleast(depending on the patient), till you can return to sport

    • @Proatcod10
      @Proatcod10 Před 8 lety +29

      Ur gonna tear it again bro ur not even close to ready

    • @azhimahmad5652
      @azhimahmad5652 Před 7 lety

      it's been 10 months now...your body supposed to be ready by now..

    • @garyodriscoll7988
      @garyodriscoll7988 Před 7 lety +18

      who on earth advised you or even allowed you to go back that early???. Incredibly stupid move, so stupid i think you are actually just trolling.

    • @milonaziz6599
      @milonaziz6599 Před 7 lety

      Domnik GS @ what's your present condition now???

  • @aaruarya07
    @aaruarya07 Před 7 lety

    Can i dance after my acl surgery?

    • @2012tkdstudent
      @2012tkdstudent Před 7 lety +1

      i wouldnt recommend it. dancing involves lots of twisting, pivoting, and shifting weight between legs. i had acl reconstruction about a month ago. its hard not going back to marital arts, but hey. I want that national gold medal, so i have to wait.

    • @glucch8185
      @glucch8185 Před 6 lety

      You'll have to wait about a year after your surgery until you should start doing stuff like dancing and martial arts; it takes awhile for your body to fully heal and get used to your new ACL.

  • @okegghr9269
    @okegghr9269 Před 5 lety +1

    Listen if you Want to play your sport (like football) is the surgery very important. If you say fuck the surgery it Wont help, fine but it Will never be the same.
    If you keep training your knee in the following year i Will promise you that it Will be the same as before.
    I have returned to football after 1 and a Half year and im Way better than before because my rehaab training was great
    So yes it is possible you just need to have the right motivation

  • @bigbadvicHo
    @bigbadvicHo Před 7 lety +3

    Don't get acl surgery, it will end your career. Just workout and get stem cell treatments. I suffer from the mistake of acl surgery everyday.

    • @vharishbabu8984
      @vharishbabu8984 Před 5 lety +3

      he is fake dont listen.to him acl surgery is permanent solution

    • @abundantlife4758
      @abundantlife4758 Před 3 lety +7

      Please don’t spread uneducated nonsense. Everybody is different, and a complete rupture will not mend without surgery, stem cell treatments wouldn’t work for that as stated on their website.

    • @bigbadvicHo
      @bigbadvicHo Před 3 lety

      Beach Girlie you’re right, but ACL surgery won’t really help you all that much. Once your ACL tears you’re forever half the athlete you would have been.

    • @omara7802
      @omara7802 Před 3 lety

      Bullshit

    • @madhavranjit869
      @madhavranjit869 Před rokem

      @@bigbadvicHo say that to zlatan ibrahamovic and virgil van dyke

  • @moejones6479
    @moejones6479 Před 6 lety +3

    Not much science here.

  • @woodsend8133
    @woodsend8133 Před 5 lety +1

    Why is the surgeon an old white guy and the patient a white, blonde jock? How about a young black female surgeon and an older female patient? Gives me the irrits.