Doctor Reacts To Survivor Medical Emergencies

Disney Channel has some incredibly accurate & inaccurate medical scenes-> https://youtu.be/SgLpXbaMZMQ

my natrual internal temp is like a half a degree higher than the average (according to my dr) which is why im so susceptible to things like heat stroke. (generally im extremely light sensitive too almost blind during the day)

I actually suffered some pretty severe burns on my palm and wrist years ago, the WORST pain I have ever felt. I nearly passed out when I ran cold water over the burns and the pain didn't stop until they doped me up on some kinda pain killer at the ER. I was laughing my ass off after that, it was nuts.

"Immunity Idol" guy is fun at parties

I passed out due to heat once. I came too on the sideline drench with water.

God i remember watching the episode with the bug in her ear, so uncomfortable!!

I got a cat claw to the cornea once

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Im late i know and its just a minor thing but you told that fire releases carbonmonooxide but at the same time you showed carbondioxide in the video

Around 12:20 about the bad constipation: I remember this from when I was looking at an older episode of "Dr. G. Medical Examiner" (i hope i translated that show back correctly from German). There was once a person with severe depression who rarely left the house. In his final days he became literally too lazy to get out of bed. This caused feces to accumulate and solidify in his colon. The solid block only grew over time. This severe case also affected his bladder and he peed small amounts without control over it. In the end he died because he could not get rid of the solid feces anymore which had swollen to an incredible size. As far as I remember his pains were also quite severe, so it kind of fit with the scene before. In the end there was a call out to help people with depressions. The reason why that was important is, that when you move around regularly, those stones cannot form that severely.

Just thought it was worth mentioning, since Doctor Mike didn't know it off the tip of his hat. What bothers me now is that I couldn't find a summary of the episode I watched. I know those shows are dramatically exaggerated, but maybe there is a truth behind that partly fictional case. I'm no medical expert, so I hope someone knows better – and knows where to look.

It was a 35° day at my school once and my friend has breathing problems and like she’s got a lot of problems with your body and stuff but anyway, so it was really hot and we weren’t allowed to go inside because no teachers were there and she’s got problems, breathing and heat and stuff, but yeah, and then she ended up getting heatstroke and she fell into my arms and we were just like grabbing wet towels and putting them on a head and then we eventually woke her up And she was feeling better. She also blacked out and at a party she was at her friends weren’t letting her turn on the air conditioning like rub a little fan or anything because like it was hard for her to breathe but arm she ended up fainting at the party as well and she’s just had a very hard time in hot weather

Ooooof to the corneal abrasian. I've got an autoimmune disease that has the fun side effect of chronic iritis/uveitis. It hurts SO badly when I get a flare up. It's scary cuz it messes with my vision. That guy facing that out in the wilderness… Im shocked he wasn't more panicked. I really hope he faced no permanent injury and he got some numbing eyedrops while he healed. Eye injuries SUCK.
Bug in the ear is legit a fear of mine. Back in kindergarten, one of my friends managed to get a BEE in his ear and I was the one who had to go get the teachers. What made it scarier was he was severely allergic to bee venom. So he needed to stay so, so still and not freak the bee out or it could sting him. They managed to get the bee out once EMS arrived. They used something to stun the bee so they could remove it, my guess is lidocaine, then he went to the hospital just to be sure he hadn"t been stung. I only know this cuz he told me on return the next day that they dripped something in his ear to make the bee 'take a nap'. After that, bee in the ear is up there on my list of nightmare situations.

OH really thats where the bag thing is from.

At 3:25 he says carbon monoxide but the graphic shows CO2 wich is carbon dioxide.

Worst pain i have ever experienced is tearing my Corina from my gfs nail going in my eye i. Her sleep and my eye and it was so painful they had to numb it and out a contact lense in so it wasnt painful from air and eyelid touching it and for years it would re rip some mornings and then go through it all over again and pain is so bad it lut me in shock and even with the contact lense i was bed ridden for two weeks ins evere pain but able to open my eyes and kinda see caus eit was super blurry in the eye that got hurt and only ha done eye that was not blurry