Patient Itches a Hole into Her Head | Chicago Med | MD TV 

Reminds me of phantom pain Like the time I lost a tooth after an accident For a while, it still hurt Because the dentist did a root canal This past spring, I finally got a permanent dental implant

I was once peeling the skin of some Yams. The fluid touched my skin and my palms itched for upto 20 minutes. Worst experience ever

I want to cut my leg off and have been thinking about it for more than 7 years. I have chronic painful pain on my leg and doctors don't help at all. I've caused myself to get blisters because the pain so bad that I massage it so hard. I can nights without sleep because of the pain. Meds don't do anything about it.

I’ve been itching all over for a week now :(

Take a look at hell's itch online, I caught it in the Summer of 2021 and never felt worse in my entire life

Still a clown.

Yup! And that's how it tends to be irl. Vulnerable people act out often bc they're just in a lot of pain.

Because she has decent health insurance.

dont go crying on us now its just a show

@@divinefeminine8639 can you please tell me the name of the show

Fr

There is a reason why he said that. You should watch the episode.

It's impossible to scratch down to ur skull

if you feel how much skin is between the top of your head to the skull, it is very much possible. @@FreuaKane-vt4wl

@@FreuaKane-vt4wl…and it’s a show.

I’m a med student and all I want to say is “me too”🥶

Ugh 😫 I can feel it bruh EVEN IN THE SKULL YEA IMMA WATCH THIS LATER

Same

I could not handle it 😭

Same 😩😭😭😭

My ortho once told me I'd be pretty if I lost some weight.... That's was very helpful for my torn ligament.

@@irishclover1111 omg ! Im sorry that happened to you

Sounds like something kaiser permanente would say

@@daniellau5859 *every American insurance company

It’s okay for doctors to not know something, they aren’t robots

No point

​@@boredom2022 and why?

They could be, and likely would be, if they weren't so overworked, sleep deprived, and stressed out. It's the health system that needs fixing

We are.

​@@SOB98ur right ....the burden on doctors Is a lot

I used to have it and it was severe. My solution was just to cut my hair. Thankfully, it was just something I went through during puberty. By the time I got in high school, it stopped. But I still kept my hair low as I kinda got used to having my hair cut. Just as a precaution.

Hey me too Steroid cream works wonders Is is still there but its normal😭😭😭😭

@@sir.confident I cut mg hair too this year for the same reasons Good luck

@@sir.confident how did cutting your hair help your eczema all over your body? Curious because I want to try to calm my itching down

It's the WORST, right? I'm so glad that your skin is healed 🙌 🙏

So sorry 😞

@Gi Gi Sadly no, believe me I tried! Thankfully it doesn't happen on a daily basis, but it can be very frustrating. I do have weird, but really cool, flashes that happen, though! If I'm doing something and there is a loud sound nearby that I'm not expecting, I get a flash of white light up in the area! Also, weirdly enough, if I don't "close my eye" I can't fall asleep at night. My eyelids, along with 99% of the muscle and nerves, were removed, so there is literally nothing for me to close, but if that 1% of muscle isn't doing it's thing, it feels like I am staring into the darkness of my room. The brain is wild

@@lifewithlee6298 It's alright! Losing my eyesaved my life, so while it sucks to not have it, I am grateful to still be here today 😌

I thought you were about to say you lost your eye due to scratching a phantom itch and I almost 🤮🤮🤮 Hope you're doing well though!

Wait, what?

IM CRINGING

The squelching noise 🤢

I'm a standardized patient and this is tier one acting. I learned so much watching her performance

You can feel the discomfort she is feeling. Makes my head itch to watch.

Some people lie 🤥

@@devitox2949so that doesn’t mean you punish everyone just cause of the few and if they’re lying because they want something then they still need help

@@devitox2949some people lie idea is why i spent my entire childhood in chronic pain. Doctors need to focus on patients

Thoughts on the House representation of the method?

Drift King now ressurect as a Doctor great!

@@WarzoneVincent way more fun if you ask me

@BSUGrad drugging and assault into crying of happiness... damn i miss House MD

yeah thats dk

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😂😂

i KNEW he look familiar bro

"DK" 😂

@@dr.christopherjohnson5396nobody cares

All because He never narcd on nobody

He was also the sushi maker in Zoey 101

@@Lola-xb8sd He was also a politician in "The Wolverine".

Whoever made that thumbnail knew what they were doing…

He Drifted all the way.....by sea..boat...land...car...to US.... gave up the street life for scrubs! 👍

Yeah my knees always giving me itching problems even if i use lotion or shower it just returns

An inch you can't scratch

@@astralkilla yeah

@@AteenteenSpirt I can it just comes back again

A lots of fates are

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In a sense its...essentially updating the brain. It never said for the itch to stop there for example. The mirror allows the brain to fully see and recognize it

the skin at the scalp is definitely thinner than other parts of your body so I can see that happening.

And to not have enough will power not to make it worse

Does that part of the head have muscle because they said she went through muscle.

@@cynthiamartinez8994 itching is a terrible form of pain. I dunno why they didn't restrain her arms.

Yup dealt with the same. Scabies followed by an allergic reaction on my left calf. It was itching so much I tore off layer after layer of skin.

they know her history. the phantom itch theory was something her previous doctors didn't consider. they also didn't know for sure surgery is going to fix it, and that's riskier than itching on the wrong spot looking at a mirror.

While the cause of it may not be obvious, if the patient is experiencing a symptom, that symptom is real, period. The patient feels it, it causes distress and has real effects on well-being. The source of the symptom will dictate treatment in many cases (psychological problems may require psychiatric medications as opposed to other kinds of treatment). But you can't just make a symptom go away by saying it isn't "real".

@@gasun1274 the itch is still real though, doesn’t matter what the cause is. There is an itch. You can debate about the type of itch it is, but the only way for it to not be real would be if she’s straight up lying which would be odd since she dug through her skin scratching.

@@annataymond9529 in regards to medicine, real and what we perceive as real are 2 vastly different things. Most common example is when people imagine ants crawling on their skin during hallucinations and scratch at themselves till their skin gets damaged, but that doesn't make the ants real and someone still needs to tell the patient they do not have ants all over them, its a reasonable approach and the obvious starting point.

@@softhands3394 hallucinations aren’t the same thing. There aren’t real ants there. But she does really itch. The physical response is real, even when what you’re seeing is inaccurate. Bottom line is people are more likely to get defensive and less likely to consider what you’re saying when you tell them “it’s not real” that’s an extreme over simplification and not even entirely accurate. It’s actually a major reason so many people don’t get the correct help, is because they know they feel something real, and they’re being told it’s not, so they it’s super hard to trust people who phrased it that way.

You do realize doctors are trained specifically not to say stuff like "uh oh, or that's new" b3cause it freaks the patient out more

This is brutal. Tinnitus can come from 3 parts of the auditory systems. Cutting the hearing nerve should be an absolute last resort as well as it should be possible to prove that malfunction is there

I read a case where an old man got a song stuck in his head for something like 40 years. The song was 'Turkey in the Straw' and he described it as being played by an out of tune fiddle.

my grandfather went through that he went all the way to talking to a surgeon and he was like ill do it but here is the thing it may not stop the ringing but it will take your hearing for good. my grandfather passed on that surgery lived about 3 more years till he passed

As someone who has tinnitus i cant imagine something more terrifying than that. The only things that are helping me cope with tinnitus are the exterior noises that help me ignore it so the thought alone of cutting the only way to cope with it and spending the rest of your life hearing nothing but ringing sends shivers down my spine. Dear god.

@@hardwirecars I too have tinnitus,and if I'm alone in my room without any distracting noise(especially at night) it is a terrible thing. I'll have it till the end.😐

Oh i believe it

I believe it too, have tendonitis that distracts me from work sometimes and keeps me awake at night. Often it's the small things that drive people crazy

Can't stop scratching until it's bleed

Itching can be a total nightmare and drive you to distraction. A chronic itch can be all consuming and even injury from all scratching is not a deterrent. At least it wasn't for me. It causes real despair.

I’ll take pain over an itch thank you.

YESSS 😤. The title got me going immediately, "Patient Itches Hole in Her Head"

OMG!!!! I hate that so much!!!!!!

@@charlareese8871it means the itching goes into her head not that she scratched a hole into it.

For those in attendance who are under the age of 6: 1. an itch is a sensation. 2.Scratching is an action you take to alleviate the itch. 3. Itch is not a verb.

I'm so thankful for the other comments. I cannot stress this enough how much this bothers me.

When my eczema was really bad, it would be like that too, and hurt like a burn wound. I had started to wonder if that was were spontaneous combustion came from. And the doctors 🙄 always assumed you were doing things wrong instead of listening to you when you say whatever they had you on wasn't working. It took learning what my triggers are (allergens), completely changing how I shower and lotion up (exfoliating gloves and baby oil gel before pat/air drying) and Jamaican black castor oil with vitamin E. The castor oil pretty much got rid of it and quickly deals with any flair ups.

@@angelrae3584 thank you for that. Yeah the medicine they gave started working but I wasn't given enough and its still draining. I'll try the castor oil. Right now there is a break out on my face that's never happened before. Next chance I get I'm getting an allergy test.

I've had on&off severe eczema since I was a little girl. Now as a grown adult the steroid topical creams don't work. Maybe once every year or two I get an itch so bad I can't sleep. Every inch of my body itches. It's like little stings every second all over. Scratching doesn't even help. I cry to the doctor "just stop the itch". I feel trapped in my own skin to the point I want to literally die.

Yeah me too. I get it as someone who also suffers from severe eczema.

I have eczema too. Not sure if you all tried the allergy shot but it does help a little. Also I recently went vegan for awhile cause I know dairy and certain things we eat can trigger eczema too. also started using this vitamin d lotion on areas that break out and tea tree oil and aloe vera work for the itchiness and scaliness. I'm having the most problems out of the eczema on the sides my feet compared to rest of my body which goes away within a few days vs a few weeks or months for my feet. The itch on my feet isn't the problem it's the constant dry peeling it's really annoying! Praying everyone finds something to help relieve the symptoms for awhile 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️

hole* sorry for correcting you

To be honest, I’m sure there wasn’t much head left in the first place

But they weren't just outside the door either.

Should have they restrained her??

@@sarahbarnett3293 yes💀

He's a surgeon. For him, surgery is the answer he can give. And real life psychology, while not quack, also isn't...super solid. It's one of the softer sciences that we really do not understand very well at all. In real life, there is no Doctor Charles to work miracles.

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Fr I flinched whenever I saw that wound. I know it’s not real and that it’s a show but it’s still a bit scary to think about.

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An episode of House did that…..

yeah that moment was edgy

Literally just watched tHat video in psych class like 4 days ago

How is her hand on the non itchy side when she looks in the mirror? Maybe I am dumb, but I don’t get it.

​@@maaikewilhelmina1457 Its reversed

My daughter suffered as a toddler with severe eczema and for 3 years of all our lives we never slept, I remember one night she screamed so much and had dug into the crease of her elbow until you could see bone. Dr's answers were always give her a bath and steroid cream. we found out on holiday one year the sun helped her so much and a few years later we moved permanently to a very hot climate and Eczema is a thing of the past.

Happened to me one night because I scratched my neck while asleep and I bled all over my sheet.. woke up with blood all over my body and freaked out because it was still squirting everywhere ☠️

Sending love to you and glad you are still here with us all ❤️ I have eczema too. Mine used to be very severe like yours. I once had my whole hand blistered it was unbearable. Many nights I would wake up with blood caked under my nails and the fabrics of my pj's stuck to my skin. Mines more contained now, I get it on my wrists, hands and ears and sometimes even my armpits. Used to get it on my face and behind the knees too. One of the hardest times was when I worked in retail customers would always comment on my hands and it would get me down. One person even asked if I had been burnt. People who think we can just not scratch it don't understand if it was that simple we wouldn't be doing it.

Don't forget, you're pain is valid and you are beautiful! There's a whole community ready to support you. I wish you love, health and all the best!

I'm so glad you found relief, and changed your diet! Doctors treat eczema with steroids but itching comes from within. Meaning what we put into our bodies makes a difference.

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R u ok now? Has anything help?

@@shanware2 I'm not. Still suffering from it and nothing has helped.

@@dr.christopherjohnson5396 I'm safe. Thank you. I'm from Georgia.

@@alizzler I’m sorry I’ll pray for you. Don’t give up! ❤️

I have psoriasis too. On my scalp, back of my ears, neck and arms. It's horrible.

I'm not entirely sure if I have psoriasis, but I have a feeling I have it on my scalp. Theres a certain spot of my scalp that started of dry and flaky, (I also think I have undiagnosed dermatophagia ((?))) and I would start to pick at it (sometimes unaware when doing so) and it got to the point it started scabbing and a weird clear liquid would come out of it sometimes. Now it won't go away I use a steroid cream on it and it helps, but I accidentally missed a few days and it came back. And omg its so itchy

I have psoriasis on my right leg and it flares up. Used to be my whole body but now it’s just my right leg. Super duper itchy and flaky and disgusting 😢 if I moisturize it, it’s fine for a few hours until it’s dry and flaky again

Omg I feel so sorry for you, it must be hard I hope you never go through someone like this woman (ik shes acting but it happens)

Same with my seborrheic dermatitis ☹️

house covered it.

😫😫😫😫😫

She even managed to get through skull all the way to her brain. She woke up with some sort of liquid on her face. She went to the hospital and it turns out it was brain fluid.

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I was a support worker in a school with young adults with learning difficulties. There was one girl who had such a hellacious case of head lice that when we were in a cooking class, I saw some of the lice dropping from her hair into the bowl of cake batter she was making. Her teacher threw me under the bus by asking me to give her a haircut to help make it easier to treat the lice. Her hair had started falling out because the lice were cutting off the oxygen supply to the hair follicles. She went from having long hair to a pixie cut and that was because so much of her hair had broken off or fallen out. Her parents yelled at me for cutting her hair and I'd had enough and simply told them, "your daughter has head lice and you need to do a deep clean of your home or they will come back."

Not the result of an itch but I once dermitiollomania-ed very painful carbunkle on the back of my head, in a spot where I had a reoccurring but never serious cyst, and it got similar reactions from my mom and brother. The cyst never came back after that at least.

About 2 years ago I had a pimple in my ear, like right outside the ear canal, it hurt when I wore earbuds but I couldn’t see it or get a good enough angle to pop it so I let it be for a few months to see if it would go away on its own but it didn’t, so my mom ended up having to pop it for me and after she did pop it she was shocked at the mess, minus everything that’s inside a regular pimple there was a lot of blood due to the odd location, it took her a good 2 minutes to finally get it all off and stop it, but afterwards I had to clean out the inside of my ear to since some got in but luckily I was quick and didn’t get an infection or anything, but from what I heard her saying it was pretty gross lol

@@kdphotos4691 How did her parents not know in the first place??!

@@tgbluewolf - Because her parents had their own issues and probably some learning difficulties themselves. They simply didn't notice. There are a lot of people like that and we can't blame them for having struggles, as we all do. I've seen the girl around long after I left the school. She's doing much better now.

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What his name

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Ah yes, scalp eczema bloody sucks

I feel that. Only thing that fixed my allergies was getting carina organic unscented shampoo and conditioner. Plus getting organic unbleached cotton sheets. Plus washing all my bedding/clothing in unscented detergent or baking soda/vinegar. I did a lot to avoid scalp eczema. It does cole back occasionally. Only when I am travelling and I have to sleep on unfamiliar bedding. Then I cry that I don’t have my topical scalp meds.

come back occasionally*

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Just not literally scratching her skull 💀

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I scratch around my nails mainly my thumb until they bleed

I've scratched until I have bruises or scabs because I just can't stop itching and I didn't notice the pain

I have the same issue,I have several scars from where I picked and scratched holes in myself.

I also have autism, so I completely understand

But same I get the same reaction somehow and it’s bothersome mostly in other weird uncomfortable situations of people in pain and stuff 😭💀

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Thank you I needed this

Lots of people say itch instead of scratch

I'm with you. But a lot of people say itch instead of scratch. Even some of my family members say stuff like "I need to itch my itch". So I can kind of understand the title being worded the way it is.

@@Mvxzzz okay, using slang in everyday life is way different than someone messing up a title when writing is your job

If she did, she'd be cured.

LMFAO

AHAHAHAAA

Well it's not make believe. It's rare but there have been cases with people with severe eczema and psoriasis that have scratched into their skull or practically skinned their arms and legs by scratching non stop.

I completely understand u. There's nothing worse than eczema.🤷🤦

My coworker has this, she developed hives a week after she got covid. She has to take an antihistamine every day to help with the itching/random hives that pop up now and then

Wait this is actually happening to me right now and has been driving me crazy. I'll definitely be making an appointment tomorrow thank you!!!!!

@@meganj2132 I'm glad to help! Try taking an allergy medicine to start with! My allergist told me to take that as well as the medicine she prescribed to help the itch and reset my receptors!

i had it and its real its a side effect after getting covid i got a rash all on my thighs i had to take benadryl to get it to stop

When I got Covid, one of the symptoms I experienced was my skin feeling a lot more sensitive. Just wearing a shirt and pants was suddenly really uncomfortable, all day. Of course, we didn't know I had Covid yet, but that's not a usual symptom.

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How did the doctors manage your case?

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IKR

Probably because she has been going to hospital after hospital for 3 years. She gave up. No one could help her.

@@prynkya I know that feeling. At a certain point, you get fed up with going in for the same thing and get no help. They start acting like you don't have something legit going on. That's why I stopped going to the ER. They treated me like a nuisance.

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I’m so sorry this has happened tk you!

Me too. Man, I wish there was better treatment for this!!!!😢

It’s so different and mildly irritating and we don’t know any way to make it stop other than physically attacking the sensation

@@savinebabe it's bad.

@@missdaydreamss it’s annoying yes but it’s not an injury or anything so it’s not bad

@@savinebabe it can become an injury . I had a few. Especially from taking opioids. It's the worst thing ever. U even inflict pain onto oneself. It's awful. Hurts physically and mentally

@@missdaydreamss I’m talking ab how the brain reacts to it people. Dear god y’all refuse to actually think before you speak. Itching can CAUSE you to REACT severely but the itching sensation isn’t actually bad our brains just panic in reaction to it bc it’s our nerves acting up. Like when a limp falls asleep.

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same and i don’t think there’s a cure either it sucks so much

I have tinnitus too one of the best remedies is too have background noise that drowns it out. I never noticed i.had tinnitus until I got sick and the ringing increased to the point I thought it was a noise I was Hearing outside like a power line or car. After using a OTC natural remedy I read about the background noise solution and as soon as I saw 1 of the main choices to alleviate ringing answered 1 of my biggest questions about myself. Having a fan run in the background essentially can overcome the ringing causing it to disappear. This made me understand why I always naturally turned my fan on when In my bedroom. No matter the temperature of the room I always had a fan since I was a preteen. Figuring out at 31 why you had a fascination with Fans even in an area with no moving air or window open. Also look up other background noise options then thru trial and error choose the sound that fits best for you. Also having movies,TV or just general background noise helps which explains why I've used all these techniques since before I noticed a ringing sound that was so loud it took over my attention hijacking my focus to do other activities or critically think casually .

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You can get a dermal roller for the face...it's tiny needles on a roller so it pokes but doesn't scratch and it causes the body to make new collagen in the area. It take 6 weeks to heal. You can set a routine of a time to roll it and don't do it until the time. Then ypu set the time further apart until its days and you # the amount of rolls per " itch" until you rewire your brain to eventually forget the itch.

Have you visited an allergist or dermatologist? It sounds exactly like when I get an eczema breakout. I use shea butter to help moisturize my skin better and that keeps the outbreak to one or two spots, if any! But I truly hope you get the relief you deserve.

I dont havr eczema, but mosquito or tick bites... oh man i have to be careful.. i know how you feel about the skin breakin

💯 Same with my psoriasis. So Satisfying to scratch but must be careful

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oh my god that sounds awful and armpits are like the sensitive area of your body because it’s thin there id imagine it felt raw and uncomfortable

I get Psoriasis outbreaks and my armpits break out along with my scalp. Armpits are the worst.

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