Doc On The Street Answers Medical Q's | Curbside Consult NYC #2

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A new episode of Curbside Consult, where I headed to Central Park to answer real medical questions from real people! We talked about male birth control, the stages of male puberty, sprained ankles, vegetarianism, thanking your nurses, psychology, advice for family medicine residents, creatine, oatmeal, crunches, and the heart rate of Big Foot. Duh. Let me know where I should come to answer questions next!
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@rachelcabot3365 Год назад

If he brought Bear to the park, he would have gotten wayyyy more people to ask questions. 🤣

@kathrynhoward4196 Год назад

I was wondering why he didn't do that.

@kathrynhoward4196 Год назад

@@M-ez9uy Yeah, but more people just like dogs. Dr. Mike definitely would've gotten more attention if he'd brought Bear.

@kathrynhoward4196 Год назад

@@M-ez9uy Bear loves people. He's trained to be a therapy dog, right?

@zakichan_draws Год назад

@laxmantiwari3208 40 degrees fahrenheit not celsius, duh. i mean you could have inferred that if you engaged one singular braincell but ok

@boydcarlson6347 11 месяцев назад

“You can pet bear if you ask a question”

@Blue-iv5fv Год назад

QUESTION: how do doctors figure out if a chronic illness is causing anxiety and depression or if the anxiety and depression is causing the symptoms that look like chronic illness?

@SugarandSarcasm Год назад

For me, it’s kind of both. They can be interrelated often, especially chronic pain issues.

@xSugarHighDD Год назад

by asking about the medical history of the patient and their family. This is something doctors find out about during the patient's first visit. Also, blood tests can help with differential diagnosis.

@kevlar2037 Год назад

Psychosomatic is a painful game

@dale116dot7 Год назад

@@SugarandSarcasmI had my “anxiety attacks” diagnosed in the emergency room. I walked in with a pretty fast heart rate and a “panic attack” that would not go away quickly. The triage nurse sent me right to ECG, no waiting in the waiting room at all, they were surprised that I just walked in. Apparently ten years of “panic attacks” and associated therapy was a pretty textbook case of A-fib. Metoprolol a couple of times a week cured my “anxiety”.

@MyDuckSaysFucc Год назад

Good question! As someone who has had chronic pain for a decade now, I can say that originally I had mild to moderate anxiety, and as the years of pain continued my anxiety got worse and I got depression. It is absolutely a part of my condition. And mental pain makes the physical pain much worse. But doing all the things that help take the edge off anxiety and depression has improved my quality of life immensely and I want to say that where ever your physical health is at, you do have options. Do everything and anything that helps and don’t give up.

@AngelaSealana Год назад

Never stop these street interviews, please! And thank you for doing them! I know they're lots of work.

@suellenterroso Год назад

It is great you recognize the nurses cause the majority of the doctors who live where I live doesn't do that. This is really great to see. 🥰

@Imaankhan100 Год назад

Can we please appreciate Mike and all his teams hard work 😊

@MarielaAldana05 Год назад

CALL ME DEAR , im Whait ! Happy Sunday!! I love you

@atomicalice0 Год назад

🙌🙌🙌

@paulblart5337 Год назад

Can you please shut up 😊

@XYZ-ql1fi Год назад

What the heck is this comment section? 😂

@atomicalice0 Год назад

@@alexlesca9500 no

@hikhensilekensie Год назад

Sometimes I wonder how he manages to be a doctor and youtuber at the same time.We appreciate your hard work Mike❤. (Edited) Tysm for 1k likes

@heyitsnayaa6736 Год назад

On Instagram he said he works 3 days a week as a doctor then does everything else on the days he has off.

@SugarandSarcasm Год назад

AND boxer!

@CallMeProm Год назад

@@heyitsnayaa6736 That makes sense. There's no way he could be working full time with patients.

@Sam-nv4pg Год назад

Doctor Mike haves a lot of jobs and he's healthy.

@Moonwalker2923 Год назад

He already explained how he does it at the beginning of the video. He uses uber reserve 😎

@halmfrankie Год назад

As a medical student this is very inspiring. Thank you for bringing medicine to the people Dr Mike

@southcoastinventors6583 Год назад

I was wondering do you still need a degree in Biology to enter med school or are other degrees viable also congrats on getting in ?

@amara9953 Год назад

@@southcoastinventors6583 Other degrees are possible as long as you’ve been able to manage all the classes for that major and the classes needed for a pre med route, as well as a good score on the MCAT. And then make sure to get good connections and some type of medical internships or research. best of luck :)

@southcoastinventors6583 Год назад

@@amara9953 I ask because when I was getting my cell biology degree half of my lower division classes were composed of pre med students. Was kind of hoping they created a pre med focus program by now guess I expected to much :(

@Harlem55 Год назад

@@southcoastinventors6583 Depends upon whether youre going into pathology. Most pathologists come into med school from either an extensive forensics or a chem backround. In the case of the forensic pathologist, its an eight year degree plus residency all said and done. However its the exception to the rule. One strategy is to get your EMT-P /ACLS via NREMTP certifications - it can be enough to satisfy your premed requirements, and if youre particularly bright you can do it in as little as six to nine months in some flex programs which allow the student to proceed through the curriculum as quickly as theyd like. Some doctors have also used the approach comming to either med or vet med from zoology. And vet med is way tougher because you have more than one species to learn without mixing them up, plus all of the patients are mute.

@tylerthomas9123 Год назад

Doctor Mike! As the husband of a veterinarian (I learned a lot helping her study in vet school, btw), I would like to point out that, generally speaking, heart rate among mammals tends to have a negative correlation with mass. So, assuming Sasquatch is somewhat larger than the average human, the heart rate for such a creature would presumably be slightly lower than ours--perhaps, 50-90 bpm. Of course, there are exceptions to this, so who knows?! 😅

@shannonl1343 Год назад

Biologist here. I was thinking the same thing! Maybe Bigfoot's just high-strung, or maybe he has to burn a lot of energy (and therefore oxygen) staying warm in his surroundings. I feel like this could be its own video! :)

@TheBadromance16 Год назад

Me, a certified veterinary technician, having the exact same thought 😂

@Firecul Год назад

I'm neither of your professions, I was thinking the same. I'd like to have more info on my guess (large ape/gorilla/orangutan for example) but I'd certainly accept 50-90 as you say Tyler. I do think it'd average lower than a human for the same reasons.

@ricardoandres2178 Год назад

me, a former Sasquatch, I can confirm this.

@tylerthomas9123 Год назад

@@ricardoandres2178 I KNEW IT!!! They do exist! And my ex-wife called me crazy... WHO'S CRAZY NOW, BELINDA?!

@00kidney Год назад

I really appreciate these curb side consults. A really fun way of learning something useful!

@NemesisFromResidentEvil Год назад

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@genuinely_lina Год назад

This video is gold. The information, the dad jokes, Sam in the background with an ‘Ask a Doctor’ sign 😂 … What else can you ask for on a Sunday morning? 🙌🏼

@genuinely_lina Год назад

@flowerkid lmfao! I live for those kind of jokes. Like they’re so dumb but also so unexpected that you can’t help but chuckle 😅

@genuinely_lina Год назад

@flowerkid agreed! 😊

@InterestedCitizen Год назад

It's perfect. A happiness med🕴️☺️🌞

@genuinely_lina Год назад

@@alexlesca9500 Bruh! Are you ok?

@sheianascarlett3087 4 месяца назад

When he said “Hey 👋🏽 squirrel 🐿️ do you have a medical question about nuts 🥜 I can answer all the nut 🥜 questions you have” lol 😂 😂😂😂 dead 💀

@rae5750 Год назад

I just went to the emergency room after having a seizure and it was the nurses who helped me through… I couldn’t thank them enough!

@drst101 Год назад

As a first year medical student I love these educational videos, they promote a fun and engaging way for me to learn something without the usual scrolling through bottomless powerpoint presentations. Take care you all, and thank you Dr. Mike! Edit: Big props for the lady for guessing achilles. Although she confused ligaments for tendons, she's right in that the achilles is the most torn tendon of the ankle. 'Achilles' is a common tendon of the gastrocnemius and soleus muscles.

@southcoastinventors6583 Год назад

I was wondering do you still need a degree in Biology to enter med school or are other degrees viable also congrats on getting in ?

@maria3136 Год назад

@@southcoastinventors6583 Hi! You can major in anything as long as you take and satisfy med school prerequisite courses. Most med students major in biology because the prereqs are in their major requirements. You could be a dance major and get into med school as long as you take the needed courses for med school like (orgo, biochem, anatomy/physiology, etc) in addition to all other application requirements. -senior bio pre med student

@drst101 Год назад

@@southcoastinventors6583 Hey. Afaik, what the individual above said applies, what I have heard is that your overall resumé is more important than what you majored in (research, jobs, recommendation letters and scores). Since I'm from the EU, I’m doing an undergraduate degree (i.e., 6 year program). To be honest, if you’re a Canadian or US citizen wanting to pursue medicine I would recommend doing an undergrad program in EU. Getting admitted here is easy. Only downside to that is that you as a US citizen will have to sit the USMLE 1+2 tests upon returning to the US (the courses here are recognized in the US as far as the diploma and course contents extend). Tuition is cheaper in EU and the programs are offered in english as well. Given that I’m a EU citizen myself I don’t have to worry about USMLE or MCAT, but there are people from the states studying in my class and as far as I am concerned, they seem to be getting along and doing just fine. Overall, the various universities are international and most people with the exception of locals communicate via english. The debt you leave with here is insignificant relative to what you might expect from a US university of doing 4 years of undergrad and then 4 years of med school. In terms of quality of education, most universities hold up to contemporary standards (facilities as well).

@southcoastinventors6583 Год назад

@@drst101 Thank you for great explanation and also the recommendation to do your med studies in the EU. I mention this because when i was getting my degree in cell biology there was a lot of pre med people and I was wondering if they had their own understudy classes now but nope.

@joshsaundh4851 Год назад

@@southcoastinventors6583 doctor mike is the best doctor mike should be my family doctor

@jirehcarlton5637 Год назад

Dr. Mike just brings me joy. He is just so funny and actually educated us❤️ thank you dr. Mike😭❤️❤️❤️

@kaladan1890 Год назад

why you crying ?

@scope846 Год назад

why are u crying? are you mentaly okay

@kathyl3290 Год назад

The advice you gave that kid about growth spurts was SO good in my opinion. You taught him about a subject he was curious about, helped his self esteem, and taught him a different way to approach insecurities or whatever in life!!

@jennicoliukos2851 Год назад

I can't handle Dr. Mike! He's so pure and wholesome and we truly need more people like this!! Thank you and your team for always doing amazing, entertaining work and always educating us! ❤️❤️❤️

@FlagCutie Год назад

I just adore Sam's energy all the time.

@BlakeMcCringleberry Год назад

Sam walking away in disgust after Mike hugged the arch sign was perfect.

@FlagCutie Год назад

@@BlakeMcCringleberry I know right!

@faithcrisis2138 Год назад

Doctor Mike is as reliable with his Dad jokes as he is with his medical knowledge

@darkwowplayer Год назад

This is a good video because it shows the importance of actually going out into the world and making human connections in person. We can so easily trick ourselves into thinking the world is a so despotic and everyone is so selfish and apathetic by spending too much time only interacting with people online, but the real world is not like that, people are much friendlier and the world is much better in person when you go out. Great video and I hope it helps more people see that the world is a better place than it looks like it is online.

@atomicphilosopher6143 Год назад

Growth spurts can be freaking crazy in when they occur. I was 5'10" in 7th grade and grew two more inches. My father was apparently 5'9" or so in his senior year of high school then randomly hit that growth spurt and reached 6'4". It's all just a roll of the dice.

@danielbernstein1242 Год назад

Let's talk ⬆️ I've got something to share...

@rajees7212 Год назад

Love to see Dr. Mike interact with people in public!!❤❤

@tjmcavoy-jensen871 Год назад

Same, I hope he goes to other places such as California where I live and does this type of content lol

@frederikvanklinken3673 Год назад

Mike never disappoints us when it comes to balancing the learning and the fun!

@SxnnyNevaeh Год назад

Ikr

@joelmedina6837 Год назад

Ikr

@lazergaming5652 Год назад

Ikr

@eggy62108 Год назад

Ikr

@cruusha9866 Год назад

The way he explains things is so smart. He sounds intelligent cause he uses big words (Anterior Fibular w/ethefuck) CORRECTLY and mixes them in with common slang. The slang lets you understand the process of the conversation (what Dr. Mike's trying to say) and the big words impress upon you the factuality of what he is saying. Ofc IKA experts act similarly but the important difference is that they don't use the big words correctly xD

@lindasamba4816 Год назад

Can't get enough of Mike's energy honestly ❤️

@MauraHayden Год назад

5:34 Ummm isn’t this like the exact shot from Home Alone 2 when Kevin meets the bird lady….

@hazelnut_art4353 Год назад

waiittttt…

@HilaryLudkin-Finnie Год назад

Day 7 of posting this, please help Dr Mike to see it: I would love you to react to Downton abbey medical scenes, such as Roberts ulcer bursting, adrenaline being given to a farmer and Sybil's labour scene, it's so good and apparently quite medically accurate as well as giving an insight to old fashioned British treatments

@jamielaw4749 Год назад

Have you seen Dr. Mama Jones reaction to sybil's scene? She's an obgyn

@HilaryLudkin-Finnie Год назад

@@jamielaw4749 I have, it's really good but I'd love to see reactions to other scenes as well

@leana2922 Год назад

Mike talking to a park bench just made my day 😂❤

@thepoppyvalentine Год назад

Dr. Mike! Long time viewer, never really commented: yes, THANK YOUR NURSES. 🌹They're the ones receiving the tasks from the Drs, doing all the legwork, condensing twenty minute interactions into notes, and worry about you when they're home at night. And on day's off when they're with their families. A great doctor is only as good as their nurses, and team. 💜 - L, New Zealand.

@esmeraldathepinkpoodle2481 Год назад

Few years ago I was hospitalized in ICU hours really in a bad place. I ended up yelling at one of my nurses to stop doing something I don’t remember what it was anymore. The next day I realized what I did and I made my mom track down the nurse so that I could apologize. She kept saying how you don’t have to and it was fine she understood but I felt horrible about yelling at her just for doing her job but I was in so much pain I just wanted everything to stop.

@Terahnee Год назад

Any time I've gotten an IV I tell them "I'm sorry if I swear you're doing a great job" lol

@BionicMilkaholic 7 месяцев назад

I woke up from surgery and punched the pregnant recovery room nurse in the nose. She was ok and was the one to tell me about it when I finally woke up enough to be aware. I felt so bad and apologized to her. She told me it's quite common.

@tbizzle98 Год назад

One of the first videos in a while that made me wholesome smile. I love that he told the little girl that he'd be her patient in the future. I love this video

@samblock Год назад

Curbside consults are always fun to watch! Thanks Doctor Mike and team!

@blinks8018 Год назад

I love all Mike's videos, but these are my favorite of all. It's so unscripted, raw and candid, I just love seeing people's reactions and interactions. Keep these in the regular mix doc!

@fluffymountainbunny Год назад

Thanks Dr Mike! Knowing the potential heart rate of bigfoot is really important in my continual hunt to find him while hiking in the woods!

@SugarandSarcasm Год назад

I’d probably look up the average heart rates of big apes and go from there?

@poeleun Год назад

Thanks for this video. We just find out my mother has metastatic lung cancer and i am devastated. Cant stop crying, so this video works for distraction. Thank you! ❤

@anasazidarkmoon Год назад

I had a similar experience with my mom, so I am so very sorry you're having to go through that. 😢

@poeleun Год назад

@@anasazidarkmoon thank you! Im so sorry for you too. Are you oke? 😔 lots of love

@anasazidarkmoon Год назад

@@poeleun Yeah, I'm okay. I miss her dearly, but I take comfort in the fact that she's not hurting anymore. Lots of love to you, too. ❤

@anmoldeep2400 Год назад

Lots of prayer for her speedy recovery..stay strong..🫂❤️❤️

@poeleun Год назад

@@anasazidarkmoon ❤

@Zorenox94 Год назад

0:30 Mike "i put an extra layer cuz it's 40 degrees outside" me *confused eurpean noises*

@Ayyooo2202 Год назад

Your my favorite RU-vidr pls so more of these and can you do it at Pelham bay park it’s in Bronx thx

@Michiemoo Год назад

I always have like 200 medical questions I need answered; come to my park. 😂 you hit your target audience right here with that squirrel bit.

@thefastreviewer Год назад

I really should prepare a medical question in my head in case I encounter such a moment! 😆

@hostileactual7655 Год назад

I wrote each nurse of my son's cardiac team a letter, each one all 7 of them was so amazing. Radys children's hospital in San Diego is the best place ever, my boy is 8 years old now and running around. He had open heart surgery at 14 days old. Love them all and if you work there I'm just saying thank you.

@Kotten84 Год назад

Thank you to all the amazing nurses out there. You rock!

@LanaMarieASMR Год назад

Thank you Mike for showing us as a community and answering some of our questions the best that you can! Hopefully it helps them in some way wether it be they take that information to their doctor the next time they visit or they remember it for when a family member get's involved in a particular medical situation. I'm hopeful that one day the thing's that you say and do can help change live's in a positive way. 👨‍⚕️

@doctornick0 Год назад

These curbside consults are still my favorite videos, especially now since more people know Dr. Mike. This one was the best yet.

@Kravges Год назад

I always say thank you to my nurses, they do way more then drs and are under appreciated , huge thank you to all the nurses out there!

@sugeilyramos4281 Год назад

This is awesome! I works as scientist, and I love what you do to help people understand these topics to combat social media misinformation.

@ChokyoDK Год назад

Love these Q&A videos. Interesting to hear everyday medical questions from people that could walk into your office.

@sallyaltick Год назад

Thank you Dr. Mike for being the amazing person that you are! And thank you to your outstanding team, too! 💕🙏🏼💖🐶

@Sariimura Месяц назад

I love how Dr. Mike seems very down to earth and seems like he actually cares. Thank you 💫

@eeemmmiiii Год назад

2:35 i love that guys hat its sick

@bongo9693 Год назад

Love the channel so much it has encouraged me to go to the doctor more often, with dr.mikes chill attitude to the topic,

@Itz_beauberry Год назад

I really appreciate this curb-side consults in public places because it educates and entertains people at the same time. Just a request to make video with your nephews. Love your videos.

@RikkiLandry Месяц назад

I always try to say thank you to my nurses and doctors. Genuinely mean it as well

@sonjiyoung2426 Год назад

This video is so wholesome. I learned some new things. Big thanks to Dr. Mike and his team.

@nadhirarivera4624 Год назад

I really enjoy this kind of videos, the variety of questions people ask from the physical, mental and emotional health and the way you really pay attention to them ,love the humbleness you bring😊

@arawiful7420 Год назад

I am from Yemen and I like watching your videos. This one is incredible with all the weather circumstances you and the team went through that were observed in your face.

@cctanimations Год назад

نعم طقس لطيف جدا في وجوههم

@katiepriddy8817 Год назад

This is one of your most genuine and intriguing videos that you’ve posted. I wish I could find a primary DR like you

@noahbrinker7339 Год назад

i love seeing how excited you get answering questions. your energy makes /me/ excited to learn about medicine and health despite it being something i wasnt very interested in through high school.

@mommmyjewlz Год назад

This was phenomenal, just what is needed on a lazy Sunday. These vids have got to happen more often!

@spiercephotography Год назад

This is so fun! I love watching them I wish a doctor like you would just randomly appear so I can ask a question lol. I'm waiting to hear back from mine for help on a productive cough that gets worse when I eat or drink. Otherwise i'm fine (not short of breath , can work out without problems etc) Everyone asked some great questions!

@BookNerd4Music Год назад

I'm not a doctor but I recall my aunt had this issue when she awoke after her coma and had to learn to reuse her throat. It sounds like aspiration. The hospital had her make sure to tilt her head down slightly (chin towards chest) and take small swallows. It sounds as if one pipe isnt closing all the way and allowing food or liquid into the incorrect pipe.

@spiercephotography Год назад

@@BookNerd4Music Thank you! I'll likely be getting it checked this week. Strangely enough i'm not having any breathing issues or anything and feel fine. Just the cough is being strange.

@JHPMedicalUK Год назад

Very entertaining. Good health promotion.

@zmiem9556 Год назад

I work in retail and saying “thank you” with my name is always such a sweet kindness. We have bad days too! 😅

@MinecraftssakTM Год назад

The nurse tho. OMG She is so right. As a child I was often admitted to hospitals due to multiple issues and at some point i figured that if you thank them every once in a while they treat you better. Not all of them and its not like big difference but they usualy gave me an extra bread slice or brought me tea. Small things that have risen the QoL in the hospital to me by a lot. BE NICE TO YOUR NURSES

@Chloewaterz Год назад

These were all great questions! I love the curb side consult series

@kelseyferro Год назад

How do you not love him!!! I appreciate him advocating for medical staff and correct information. You go Dr mike!

@sarahbogdan Год назад

Dr Mike never misses!! No matter what the question is, HE HAS AN ANSWER. Love a knowledgeable king. LOVE YOU DR MIKE

@friedgreens Год назад

Curbside Consult is my favorite series, I’m glad it’s back.

@uraidtariq12 Год назад

Who agrees Mike is the best person to look up to when you are upset, not feeling the best, or overwhelmed? he's always so positive and comical, which always puts a smile on my face even if I'm not feeling the best :)) we love you Mike 💙💖💖💖💖

@lifeisfakenews Год назад

i dont agree hes the best person to look to at anytime - not just when your upset

@MimiWeinstukova Год назад

When I feel good and look at his videos I feel even better and when I feel bad and look at him I feel much better almost instantly so his videos are therapeutic for me ❤

@Ayyooo2202 Год назад

@@MimiWeinstukova ikr 😊

@ladybug1601 Год назад

I don’t agree, you shouldn’t be parasocial

@Ayyooo2202 Год назад

@@ladybug1601 bro he is speaking generally

@angb6616 Год назад

Excellent PSA: be kind to the people who help you❣️😌 Thank you Dr Mike for getting out amongst the regular folk. Must have been nice to run into people who’ve seen the channel or otherwise know who you are!

@LifeGaveMeLemons- Год назад

Thank you Dr Mike, I’ve learnt a lot of important things from your channel and I love how your so wholesome ❤️

@endergril7004 Год назад

Love what you doing man don’t stop begin you for you helping the community!! 🥰😇

@Graep Год назад

Need MORE of this. I really hope people are like, not holding back aswell - Give us questions we all wish we would ask!

@BluePanther333 Год назад

I’m so happy he brought this back!

@saharhamid8409 Год назад

Hey Doctor Mike!!! This video was very interesting. I love how you in teract with people. The energy you have is just amazing. You love to make people laugh. It shows how sociable you are. The world would be a better place if we had more people like you. Yeah, it’s true that the nurses in our hospitals don’t get thanked enough for what they do. It’s really important that we thank them for all the hard work they do to keep us safe and happy. You should upload more medical Q+A videos. They’re really informative and enjoyable to watch. As always, stay happy and healthy❤❤.

@felipemunozc.7435 Год назад

Thanks for the video! I really like this kind of videos where you can get in touch with people! it really made me feel better while I'm sick at home! Thanks Doctor Mike!

@dhesyca4471 11 месяцев назад

I love this video! This format is the best of all Dr. Mike's videos I've seen so far!

@rosewngigi Год назад

Gosh, this man😂I love his hardwork and dedication to help people understand more about their health and be happy. Thanks Mike for your lessons and humor. Much Love from Kenya.

@zahraalhussein1912 Год назад

Yess! I absolutely love these curb side consults, and so glad they’re back! Not a medical question, but out of curiosity, what’s your favourite book of all time Doctor Mike?

@bencersparney3654 Год назад

On breathing exercises! My therapist specifically taught me combat breathing. It's used by soldiers to steady themselves in firefights. I don't remember the exact numbers but you breathe out for longer than you breathe in. So you would breathe in for say 4-5 seconds, and out for 7-8 seconds. Your body automatically slows your heart rate when breathing out and raises it when breathing in

@somebodyoncetoldme2664 Год назад

Best way to slow your heart rate or stop it (a plus) is to just stop breathing too 👍

@zarahshabs7936 Год назад

Bruh

@mercuryfusion8325 Год назад

I was 4th generation living military when I joined up in 2004....I have never heard of nor utilized "combat breathing".....not saying the breathing technique isn't effective but it was never taught to us prior to deployment, during deployment or after deployment.

@Jdelacruz94 7 месяцев назад

Love this!

@mariana_polanco Год назад

Thank you so much Dr. Mike for these wonderful videos! ❤️❤️❤️ We really appreciate it. And of course, thank you to Sam and Dan ☺️☺️☺️. The world is a better place because of the three of you ⭐⭐⭐.

@angelicaratliff7133 Год назад

7:02 Hahaha 😂 love the Squirrel 🐿 and I love that there's other people talking to animals like me ❤️😇

@alichehab5804 Год назад

Sometimes I wonder how he manages to be a doctor and youtuber at the same time.We appreciate your hard work Mike ❤.

@claireee628 Год назад

I was in the hospital with meningitis and orthostatic hypotension. Nurses are amazing, when I left the hospital I still wasn’t able to walk a lot. A couple weeks later I went back to drop off a sweet basket with different candies in it for them. They were so grateful and happy to see me walking even with a walker. As much discomfort as I was in, nurses made my stay much more pleasurable. I was so giddy on medication and I am thankful I had the nurses I did because they were willing to joke and laugh with me at myself and out up with me on my grumpy days. Thank you to all the nurses, you guys are amazing ❤

@starkillerab1582 6 месяцев назад

Your joke at 1:24 got me dying

@yashtrivedi2717 Год назад

We need more curb side consult episodes 🤩🙌🏻🙌🏻

@ShuklaAayushi Год назад

Out of all the videos you did (and do), these are my favorite. Maybe because I can have all the embarrassing curiosities answered without feeling the shame of actually asking my doctor about these things. 👍 Asking the squirrel about nut questions! Mike 😂

@tightleft37iso56 Год назад

Yes!!! I’ve been waiting so long for this video!

@ryvyr Год назад

This was so wholesome

@AshleyStuart Год назад

The dad jokes in this video were 🔥! Bench press, OMG, terrible but had me 😂.

@demivv Год назад

Bear is the cutest dog ever! It’s so nice to see him being happy! Keep up the good work!😄

@pariii_ 5 месяцев назад

It was so cute when he told the little girl that he'd love to have her as his doctor!

@paigez7680 Год назад

SO happy this is back!!! I love this segment!!!

@funniestclipsonyt1766 Год назад

Ayyy! Now this is the video that we all needed in a Sunday morning, am I right?

@annahannabanana Год назад

only Dr. Mike would make such a wholesome joke about bench pressing like that; couldn't help smiling as soon as he asked his question.

@ralphhatoum Год назад

Look at doc Mike man so inspirational

@ANGELfromSKYE Год назад

Mike is so precious with kids, love it

@rebeccaoleary3318 Год назад

Love that you brought this back it was so much fun, would love a longer video on it as it’s so good. Greetings from Ireland.☘️

@atomicalice0 Год назад

Can’t get enough of the silly humor lol I was giggling so much in this video. So entertaining and informative. Love love love it! Thank you!

@gabriellunoch6346 Год назад

Please do more of these, this was great to watch.

@beautyinwalkingaway Год назад

when the weather is warm again please do this type of video again! love this so much 🥰

@briannacortez6172 Год назад

I love these videos keep up the good work!😊Nice to see you are still making jokes that Sam doesn’t seem to understand lol,😂I really love this type of humor. Thanks to all the nurses out there for all that you do❤️Thanks Mike for all that you do too🥰

@barnstar2077 Год назад

It is true what he said about growth spurts. My mate at school was a few inches shorter than me when we started and was the same height as me by the time we left.