Strange Side Effects

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Sometimes patients don’t react the way you expect…
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@eveleynce Месяц назад

"try me" "457" *instant terror*

@redchic 28 дней назад

I want that side effect.

@OGBennyGoat Месяц назад

Psychosomatic symptoms are always mind blowing

@notlikely4468 Месяц назад

Problem is that psychosomatic pain Is REAL PAIN But it won't respond to medical treatment And now...just try to tell someone that their REAL PAIN....isn't "REAL" PAIN They will create all kinds of psychological defences to prove to themselves that their pain is "REAL" And..it is But try to tell an anorexic patient they're not overweight

@OGBennyGoat Месяц назад

@@notlikely4468 I really wish there were more people like you in this world. I work in pain management and I have fibromyalgia. I don't specialize in pediatric pts but I don't mind so I get the majority of them. I really wish I could just grab the parents and shake that knowledge into them. It's especially frustrating because my parents had the mentality of no blood no sympathy. It wasn't until my externship till I got help because the Dr I was working made an appt for me so I would go. I could go on forever about it.

@waffles3629 Месяц назад

Yep. And it's even more fun when "psychosomatic" symptoms could've been diagnosed with a basic blood test. Yeah, turns out I didn't need therapy, I needed iron, I was 1% above blood transfusion levels.

@notlikely4468 Месяц назад

@@waffles3629 Lab values are a sign....objective Feeling weak is a symptom...kind of subjective A whole lot of diagnostics is analyzing subtle symptoms and then getting the right objective evidence to rule in or rule out the diagnosis

@waffles3629 Месяц назад

@@notlikely4468 oh wow, condescension, just what was needed to improve a situation in which I was treated like crap and my symptoms were completely ignored. I was exhausted from simply walking to the bathroom, which is literally 7 steps from my bed, but he somehow immediately ruled out all physical possibilities, and that was it. The entire appointment lasted maybe 4 minutes. No exam was done, no tests were ordered, I described my symptoms, he labeled it psychosomatic, told me to find a therapist and kicked me out. Someone else ordered the blood work. Over the course of a couple months I went from swimming multiple times a week to being exhausted from sitting up for an hour. How is that subjective? Or subtle for that matter. Something was obviously wrong. Telling a patient to get therapy for 6 months before you'll even do basic tests is not collecting evidence for a diagnosis, it's malpractice.

@struanpeat5116 Месяц назад

i wish i was as powerful as some of your patients.

@Doc_Schmidt Месяц назад

Me too honestly

@bec7080 Месяц назад

But, True story, i can't take spiranalactone because it gives me a rash. Which would be normal but the rashes *grow hair*. Which the reason i was on it was to not grow hair. Medications

@waffles3629 Месяц назад

Ugh, I love contradicting side effects. I had a nausea medication that made me throw up.

@vocalsunleashed Месяц назад

I didn't know rashes could grow hair. Does it create new hair follicles or stimulate ones that were already there to grow hair?

@bec7080 Месяц назад

@@vocalsunleashed stimulate the ones that are there. I think I'm being kind of simplistic and it's more likely that I get the opposite reaction wanted there and the hair grows extra + I get a rash. But when you are trying to get rid of facial hair due to PCOS and instead you get worse facial hair surrounded by a rash then it's a rash that is growing hair and an evil monster

@Calla618 Месяц назад

I actually get super weird side effects from medications lol. I am actually the first case so far to have gotten severe gastroperesis from Viberzi. See, most people stop taking it when they feel nauseous, but I have chronic gastritis so nausea is a constant state of being for me. So I kept taking it. A year later I complain about how I can’t eat more than one meal a day and I feel like I want to throw up after that, and none of my normal gastritis remedies and medications are working. So they send me in for a gastric empty scan. The guy reading the results assumed I had a total blockage somewhere because the results were that bad. My endoscopy was fine though. My NP realized the symptoms had started worsening after I got put on Viberzi and called up the manufacturer to see if they had any cases of the same. They said no. She took me off it anyway just to see. Sure enough, within a month my stomach was back to normal! So when I say I get weird side effects, I really do mean it lol

@vae4u Месяц назад

same energy as antidepressants causing depression as side effects.

@jimwormmaster Месяц назад

You had one job!

@limiv5272 Месяц назад

I've noticed that a lot of medications list the problem they're supposed to treat as a side effect. I always wondered if it's because the medication just didn't work for some people at the study that determined the side effects and the patients wrote it down as what they were experiencing.

@AngyPolarBear Месяц назад

Giving someone Spiro for LESS side effects? Holyeeee

@shannanigansisme Месяц назад

Makes me feel better about my Rinvoq side effects (weight gain, mouth sores, body aches, etc). Side effects suck, but my Crohn's is doing a bit better. 🤷

@limiv5272 Месяц назад

I always get the strangest and rarest side effects medications can have, so why can't they at least be interesting like the ones in the video?

@The_Life Месяц назад

"Are you my dad" is giving Gorgug Season 1 - Fantasy High vibes. Anyone else? I'm unreasonably happy about this

@yaboicolleen Месяц назад

Yooooooo

@vocalsunleashed Месяц назад

This feels like they're making some of that stuff up

@1AlexanderCole Месяц назад

I have a TON of paradoxical effects to meds. Tramadol works better for my pain than anything (and I’ve had EVERYTHING) except Demerol (not an easy med to get lol) and also keeps me awake, Imodium and loperamide cause extreme abdominal pain, marijuana makes me feel horrible, many medications seem to simply not do anything. Thankfully ambien works perfectly!

@tanya5322 Месяц назад

I’ve had a shot of Demerol once, many years ago, worked great! I also remember that my doctor wouldn’t let me walk out of the clinic, I had to be pushed in a wheelchair to the door and assisted into a waiting vehicle. I dint remember who drove me home, but I remember laying on the couch and thinking “so this is why some people do drugs” 🥴 The only paradoxical reaction I’ve ever had was the two times I was advised to take pepto bismol for nausea. Both times had me vomiting within 5 minutes.

@katherenewedic8076 Месяц назад

The whole medical industry is about profit so any problem is the human being before you. This is why malpractice is so high.

@bosstowndynamics5488 Месяц назад

@@katherenewedic8076The US isn't the only country with a medical system. Not all doctors in the US are profit motivated, and even if you think they are that's definitely not true in countries where patients get free healthcare. That means that if Canada, the UK, Australia etc are all making similar recommendations to the US then it's probably actually a good idea for your health

@dacisky Месяц назад

Why can't we have interesting/fun side effects?

@Joy21090 Месяц назад

I've had some really weird side effects to meds but none ever as good as those. Especially grateful that I've never taken an interest in used karaoke machines. Lol!

@waffles3629 Месяц назад

Same. Like I've had some bizarre side effects, but not this. 😂

@7piecebucket 21 день назад

I cannot imagine how cluttered my house would become with all those used karaoke machines.

@jolynnjordan3837 28 дней назад

Your skits are hilarious! Never thought this subject could be funny- “Well Blow Me Down!” As Popeye would say 😂❤

@shandean8352 9 часов назад

When the “patient” said Cypro I involuntarily shuddered. I was prescribed Cypro for a wasp sting on my toe that had gotten out of hand (or out of foot). I think I would have rather they cut off my foot. I was strangely dizzy, but not like sedated dizzy. More like inner ear infection dizzy. I had migraine headaches that lasted for days which meant I was also vomiting from the migraine pain. And like all other antibiotics I am prescribed I had pains in my guts. Antibiotics always make me feel like Obi Wan Kenobi hearing the voices of billions of good bacteria in my guts crying out in anguish

@MinielEnglebert 24 дня назад

Haldol gives me severe anxiety and panic attacks. I didn’t realize it definitely did that until I put in on my “banned medications” list when I first suspected that, then they gave it to me without telling me and I began to freak out. I thought it was just pain meds. My sister was there and asked them what they just gave me… sure enough, it was haldol. Isn’t it supposed to be calming??!?!?

@Meekasville Месяц назад

Can I send you the video of my esophagram for you to do a video of explaining what is wrong? Please!

@Stephen-Fox Месяц назад

Whereas I'm just more likely to have hypereffectiveness, hypoeffectiveness, and - the fun one - paradoxical effects from medication due to my neurotype.

@limiv5272 Месяц назад

Paradoxical effects are such fun. I once nearly suffocated when I tried a new bronchodilator.

@mele4827 Месяц назад

Lithium dilated my eyes 24/7 from the second dose

@Telle875 Месяц назад

So sorry. Unfortunately lithium screwing with eyesight is a well known side effect and please make sure you get your eyes checked regularly if you’re still taking it!! Hope everything is feeling more stable no matter what the outcome was for you.

@mele4827 Месяц назад

@@Telle875 that was years ago, they recovered fine. None of my doctors heard about it before me.

@lindajohnson4999 Месяц назад

I bet this doctor goes home at night and lays on the bed with his wife just rolling and laughing about certain stories patients tell him all day.

@Hnin11 Месяц назад

I want losartan

@Slothy07 Месяц назад

Not gonna lie I took gas x the other day and was very freaked out when my burps suddenly became minty.

@katherenewedic8076 Месяц назад

Read the label it has mint in it. The doctor here needs to ask better questions

@joorourke8134 21 день назад

Moi: That Rx made me fall. DR: It made you dizzy? Moi: No. I just fell over. When I got up, I fell again. DR: So, severe dizziness? Mou: I wasn't dizzy at all. I was standing, then I toppled over to the floor. When I got up, I just fell again. DR: Sounds like you were dizzy Moi: Again, NOT DIZZY! I was standing, then I was not. I stood up and, without any dizziness whatsoever, I fell. DR: I'll note that med makes you dizzy so you don't take it again. Moi: ......... DR: .........

@ligiaonofrei109 20 дней назад

I wish I could not relate....😂

@philarma9194 Месяц назад

Like reading VAERS for vaccine reactions 😂

@waffles3629 Месяц назад

For real. I've seen people claiming that VAERS is a vaccine side effect that kills people. Or that being hit by a drunk driver is connected.

@puffygirl2527 2 дня назад

i can't take tylenol because of a rather uncommon adverse reaction...paranoid delusions

@A---ti3zz Месяц назад

Which med will turn me into a millionaire? I want that prescription

@tamarinmangold1414 Месяц назад

💯

@yaboicolleen Месяц назад

Oh god I must be on Lasix all the time then!

@scriptorpaulina Месяц назад

If only this would make doctors take suicidal ideation as a side effect of doxycycline more seriously

@MinielEnglebert 24 дня назад

Haldol does that to me.. I listed it as an allergic reaction to put it on my banned meds list, and they still gave it to me. Now I lie and say I have anaphylactic shock when they give me Haldol. It’s the only way to BE SURE they never give it to me. Uncontrollable and sudden suicidal ideation is incredibly scary and dangerous. They don’t understand… Tell them it causes anaphylactic shock.

@abd-animation-22 Месяц назад

Wait doesn't spirlactone have more side effects?!?!?!

@icecream-zi7sc Месяц назад

But none of them are mind reading.

@abd-animation-22 Месяц назад

@@icecream-zi7sc fair point lol

@katherenewedic8076 Месяц назад

So every human body is the same? Genius

@paty2216 Месяц назад

Hahahahahahaha

@user-mb1mq3wc7j Месяц назад

feeling hot all over

@katherenewedic8076 Месяц назад

This is really disrespectful of patients who do suffer, for what e er reasons and just get labeled by ignoramt and lazy professionals. These are the patients that endup misdiagnosed and under diagnosed. It's great to end up with stage 4 something because of judgemental progessionals

@bosstowndynamics5488 Месяц назад

Did you watch the skit? There was no judgement, the Dr only commented that the symptoms were unusual, never dismissed them, and the last one was actually proven (the mind reading).