"That's The Signs Of A Stroke!" | GPs: Behind Closed Doors | Channel 5

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Valerie visits the doctors for a routine blood test and talks with the healthcare assistant about worrying about the signs of a stroke. Watch GPs: Behind Closed Door and see Daniella's breast pain diagnosis and William's cannabis addiction.
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@channel5 3 года назад

Do you know your GPs name? Watch full episodes of GPs: Behind Closed Doors on My5: tinyurl.com/y5gsaan8

@river8760 3 года назад

If they are our GP then I would hope we would know their name.

@TinCanTidy 3 года назад

I don't know mine!😂

@laurieramsay3656 3 года назад

Yup

@rhosllwyd2863 3 года назад

No!

@TH3AJ0N3S 3 года назад

Nope lol I don’t even know if I have a GP bc I’m a kid sooo idk..😐

@ajcomics2590 3 года назад

The first patient, with anxiety and cannabis addiction is a brave guy. I related to everything he said. Its extremely hard to come off here

@7hhxi Месяц назад

Brave? He really isn’t, 10 years hiding bc of anxiety. I have anxiety and I push myself everyday to b out there

@river8760 3 года назад

That nurse is so awesome! Way more personable and empathetic than the Dr.

@simgaming999 3 года назад

agreed

@tommypennie5296 3 года назад

@mrgeek434 3 года назад

The nurse was embarrassing. If I was ill and he walked into the room, it wouldn't fill me with much confidence. The Doctor seems like a far more serious and professional man.

@tommypennie5296 3 года назад

@@mrgeek434 what because he's a bit camp?

@alexandrachitty1287 3 года назад

To be fair they had quite different objectives

@martirojas7521 3 года назад

The blonde nurse is so personable - professional and caring! I really admire her.

@jbfluffypingu185 3 года назад

Him

@mylittlepony0707 3 года назад

Mm it doesn’t matter if shes young. Women in their 20s get cancer and she has family history AND symptoms! Why didnt she get referred to a specialist or at least do further testing

@joshriddall 3 года назад

Yh you tell that doctor that has years of experience

@yagovich8473 3 года назад

@@joshriddall It's alright. She used AND in capitals and that overrules the need to be a doctor.

@amymccullough1980 3 года назад

A dr once told my mum she had cancer without any test being back etc she ran herself sick with worry but wouldn't tell us till the results turns out it wasn't cancer at all my whole dr practice is ridiculous its more about getting you in and out i think i had 1 or 2 drs in there i liked

@smudgeit 3 года назад

He should of examined her atleast just to double check

@yxnone9771 3 года назад

Exactly!

@lindaberg9161 3 года назад

Yes I agree....so fully she waisted her time and money on that dr as she is afraid and he seemed shy or whatever to examine

@henry8239 3 года назад

@@lindaberg9161 What money?

@thinklearnsucceed 3 года назад

I was astonished at the fact there was no examination. Appalling. No doubt if it was cancer she would be told she should have been more assertive. Wow. Unbelievable.

@hopekilo8071 3 года назад

hi guys,... antidepressants usually makes symptoms of anxiety/depression worse for the first 2-4 weeks before you get better (it reduces neurotransmitters first then starts boosting them up after this period - chemical serotonin) therefore there is an increased risk lowering mood and anxiety etc. this is why that guy with anxiety found it to be not working when he took it initially- Its really important for drs/pharmacist to inform patients about this.. and i'm a bit concerned that the doctor prescribed that new antidepressant and didn't tell the patient of these risks (he will have similar effects as Fluoxetine) unless it was edited out of the clip. So please when you get a prescription for antidepressant please note there is this risk of lowering mood at the start but bear with it for few weeks then you will start seeing the benefits of medication (i'm a Pharmacist btw) I hope this helps for anyone reading this..and always speak to Pharmacists if you have concerns about Medications

@caseyrenault9004 3 года назад

Quick question as your pharmacist when should you be worried about a bruise and need to get it checked out

@annamarielewis7078 3 года назад

I’m one of the lucky ones that fluoxetine helps tremendously. I was having very severe panic attacks and actually fainting while I was driving. I would have never made it through COVID-19 without it, for sure. I am able to work and am a much better spouse when I take it I feel very lucky.🤣😂😳

@carldimmock 3 года назад

Also anti-depressants can cause you to feel like hurting yourself and/or having suicidal thoughts. Going on anti-depressants was probably the best decision I made they helped a lot more than I could ever think

@lovelyjanuary Год назад

@@annamarielewis7078 same here!!!!!!!!!!!!! 💕💕 I was on duloxetine for 10 years prior and it ended up being such a tremendously detrimental experience that actually led (amongst many other significant life experiences and losses) to clinical depression 🥺😥. Luckily my psychiatrist at that time saw the possibility that the duloxetine medication could be a significant underlying issue to my depression and when I was able to switch to fluoxetine, I was feeling like myself again and remember actually seeing the sun and feeling the sunshine on my face for the first time again in so many years 🥰🥰

@osiansmith2952 3 года назад

If that nurse did my blood work that quick I wouldn’t pass out 😂😭

@josefine7095 3 года назад

I wish she did my blood too. The ones that take my blood often just end up sticking the needle in and prodding around because my veins are so difficult :/

@PaaSiaw 3 года назад

Anytime x

@PaaSiaw 3 года назад

@@josefine7095 he* lol

@bellaf5513 3 года назад

Think I enjoy watching this because I don’t have the grades to actually do the job hahah

@hb1949 3 года назад

Never say never. Anyone can be doctors

@tealwashablemarker8886 3 года назад

exactly; don’t shut off the opportunity before it’s even had a chance

@annamarielewis7078 3 года назад

There are many other ways to be in the medical field without being a doctor.

@Namjin0613 3 года назад

There's many ways into medicine if it's really what you would like to do! If you feel like you don't have the grades you could into an access to higher education diploma (usually in science) to get the correct grades/ some universities offer foundation degrees to prepare you to study medicine / if you have a degree in another subject you could look into graduate entry medicine :) if you have the passion and the will you can do it!

@rocketdolly69 3 года назад

That blood test! Talk about Stealth mode!

@PaaSiaw 3 года назад

Always lol x

@Enhancedlies 3 года назад

Whilst i can get my private prescription of cannabis, this is really awful to see. Poor guy.

@LauraBidingCitizen 3 года назад

Are you in the uk nick ?

@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 3 года назад

Sadly even if he could get prescribed cannabis he'd still be in the same situation. He needs to bite the bullet and get back to work, there's plenty of jobs out there that would take him on even if he views himself as unskilled. And then hopefully becoming productive through work would give him some much needed self esteem and confidence to live his life how he wants smoking cannabis or not.

@sweetboypro1845 3 года назад

Love your vidoes

@theeggtimertictic1136 3 года назад

That Doctor has no emotions. Also it just makes me realise how medicine orientated regular doctors are .... some things are diet related. Scientists now realise that our gut health can be directly related to our mental health .

@stormdancer0 3 года назад

Yes, but food companies don't pay NEARLY as much bribe money as drug companies do.

@georgiamillis4218 3 года назад

Not all doctors are the same, at all. I know doctors who are very holistic in their approach and are focused on all lifestyle factors, including diet, alcohol/smoking/drugs, mental health, living conditions, etc. At medical school we are taught a patient-centred approach, moving on from the old days where it was usually "I'm the doctor, you're the patient, take this because I told you to". Even at medical school there are differences in how people consult (during roleplay/practice) and people will naturally develop their own styles. Different patients prefer different styles too. I guess it's unfortunate that people often don't have a choice in the doctor they see.

@joelvr101 3 года назад

Yes, I wonder why a doctor would be medicine related... maybe they studied medicine, had to read scientific papers regarding medicine and know more about medicine than anyone on the internet does? Just a guess though.

@joelvr101 3 года назад

@@stormdancer0 No, because farmers don't have that money. Plenty of natural drug companies who bribe a lot of idiots (read Alex Jones) to support supplements who do not work.

@theeggtimertictic1136 3 года назад

@@georgiamillis4218 Yes they're the best doctors 👍

@scottfletcher9134 2 года назад

The problem GP's face is too many coffin dodgers going down there constantly and using it as a day out and then bending there ear about anything other than there medical complaints. They are the most patient people in the world. Too many people go to the Doctor too easily. They are only human and you can't blame them if they get frustrated.

@eyefishinggunkchannel1011 3 года назад

that black bloke is fab what a nice bloke

@PaaSiaw 3 года назад

Thank you

@eyefishinggunkchannel1011 3 года назад

@@PaaSiaw wow u say thanks

@yagovich8473 3 года назад

0:46-0:50 Couldn't resist lolling

@receptionvector122 2 года назад

Cancer knows no age

@mairiconnell6282 3 года назад

That yung guy can only get help from NA where he will be with others who do understand him completely.

@doodles3075 3 года назад

I think most of these nurses should be GPS. They have better bedside manners then the Drs. The nurse spent no more time with the lady than a Dr would yet managed to help her and listen to what she was saying in that short time. GPS now days have you on a conveyer belt. In , prescription and out!

@hermie7872 3 года назад

It’s because NHS has a time limit of 10 min for one patient, because of the high number of patients. it’s not the doctor’s fault to have to work on such a tight schedule. And this film clips are edited so some parts get cut off. Oh and FYI that wasn’t a nurse but a health care assistant ( HCA )

@samsadegian543 3 года назад

Alright mate , but I’m sure if you were dying you wouldn’t want a doctor to come and help you , you’d rather have a nurse 👍 great logic there

@hermie7872 3 года назад

@@samsadegian543 indeed! why would you waste time on making a consultant giving medical education for nearly 10 years if a nurse can do that job better 😂, People should understand the amount of stress and pressure each job is having, of course if your job doesn’t involve more responsibilities and having less stress you can maintain that super nice attitude up to the last patient of the day, but you get exhausted after a while when it’s draining you. And we are watching just one or two patients of their day and judging the doctors by that when it can be the 30th patient of their day and maybe the 100th patient came with a similar problem they have seen before in their carrier, it’s easy for us to just comfortably watch this in our homes and sympathize each and everyone and judge everyone by saying he should have counseled that patient more, she should have shown more empathy, not knowing the full picture.

@joelvr101 3 года назад

This is something a person that hasn't had a stressful job only would say. I've worked as med student on A&E, do you really think we have the time to have a nice chat while someone is having a heart attack? No. Do you think doctors have that time in the 10-15 minutes they get to completely go into depth at a complaint, rule out as many harmful disease as possible and also do physical examination? Also no.

@snowflakemelter1172 3 года назад

That's not what makes a GP, year's of medical school and training does, if the nurse can pass that sure but they haven't.

@matthewclifford4870 3 года назад

NHS is amazing

@mairiconnell6282 3 года назад

I always try to diagnose before the doctor! Argh

@ellyhamilton959 3 года назад

Propranolol would have been a better suggestion if he hasn't got depression I treated mine with anxiety

@stormdancer0 3 года назад

I am SO allergic to that stuff - a rare allergy, I'm told. It makes me PARANOID for 4-5 days. It was AWFUL!

@stormdancer0 3 года назад

@@SalemEverett okay. I was at the ER fora severe migraine. For some reason, this was their response.

@georgiamillis4218 3 года назад

@@stormdancer0 In migraine, propranolol is generally used as a preventative medication which is more effective if taken daily. I take 80mg a day and have noticed a big decrease in the frequency of migraines. Usually a triptan (like sumatriptan) is used to stop a migraine in its tracks. I don't know how effective propranolol would be at actually stopping one once its started. Did you find it helped at all?

@stormdancer0 3 года назад

@@georgiamillis4218 No. But my paranoia was so bad, I lied to get out of there.

@AuthenticMage 3 года назад

Legalize cannabis and use it to treat anxiety, depression, pain, etc!

@coolkid3728 3 года назад

The guy was literally talking about his ADDICTION to cannabis... what...

@AuthenticMage 3 года назад

@Ann_the Snowowl that’s alcohol. Which is a depressant. The only reason it’s illegal is because the drug companies know they’d lose money if it was legalized. The fact also is that a lot of those using cannabis have some form of mental illness, and use it to treat their disorder over the “legal” meds with horrible side effects

@AuthenticMage 3 года назад

@Ann_the Snowowl you do realize that study results are bought and paid for by the people who request them correct? Doesn’t matter who is doing the study, whoever is paying is skewing the results the way they want them.

@joelvr101 3 года назад

@@AuthenticMage That's also still cannabis. Also higher rates of psychosis. Just because you don't like the results of said studies, doesn't mean you have to argue so painfully and use lame excuses.

@bobbyhall3636 3 года назад

He didn't do an exam? Didn't take blood? No wonder healthcare is free in England! Is he a real doctor?

@Jibrilll-ll 3 года назад

Which doctor??

@andreaatkinson2251 3 года назад

It’s edited by the film crew. Don’t assume things weren’t done.

@millie3617 3 года назад

Hes taking about anxiety. Why on earth would the doctor do bloods and an exam?? It's a mental health issue, no wonder why american healthcare is so expensive if you're paying for unnecessary things

@orlaroseb 3 года назад

@@millie3617 I think he was talking about the lady who had cancer concerns, the GP seemed very dismissive in my opinion

@LauraBidingCitizen 3 года назад

Welcome to our GP’s. Postcode lottery to who you get, whether they’ll make the time for you, & if they aren’t counting the 15 minutes allocated to you before shoving you out the door.

@Mgriffo04 3 года назад

@karrenwebb3341 3 года назад

NO EXAM?! 👎

@slickwillie9526 3 года назад

10 years on benefits and don't won't to be on benefits - right.

@blank3097 3 года назад

Cannabis saves lives

@jackiemavrak755 3 года назад

Where TF is the nurse's gloves?????

@carolgibson2145 3 года назад

This was filmed before covid and unless someone has a condition or disease you dont have to wear gloves

@jackiemavrak755 3 года назад

@Angels_up_in_heavenxx Forever in our hearts I am a nurse and that's complete BS. Yes you can tear off a finger, but make sure the site is cleaned off and you replace the glove you just tore. You can get cited (fined/ stripped of your license/ shut down) for doing this. This is how infection spreads. Would you be comfortable with a surgeon tearing a finger off his glove because he can't feel your arterial bleed? And then giving you that excuse when your wound goes septic? Me neither. Make sure your provider washes their hands and dons new, clean gloves in front of you ALWAYS. That small pin sized hole can cost you a lot more than a tube of blood.

@richmorris2870 3 года назад

@@jackiemavrak755 are you a nurse in the UK?

@jackiemavrak755 3 года назад

@@richmorris2870 I practice in the United States. However, diseases don't change practice standards when you cross land borders. This is BASIC training for ALL health care provider and professionals worldwide.

@richmorris2870 3 года назад

@@jackiemavrak755 that’s just not true and this programme reflects the normal community General Practice in Britain, not the US. Sorry not everything on the internet evolves around America.

@Lizzie-uf3dt 3 года назад

Ahahaha “I think it was fluoxetine”, I have never come across anyone who has been on fluoxetine and felt ok. They are maybe the worst antidepressant ever. I mean, by all means try it if you need to, but more likely than not, you may need to try a different one

@greenallgriffingurl 3 года назад

My younger sister is on fluoxetine, and it definitely makes her not feel normal. We are trying to get her onto something that allows her to feel normal

@Lizzie-uf3dt 3 года назад

@@greenallgriffingurl absolutely do that. From my own experience, and witnessing many friend’s experiences, fluoxetine is the one they give you to basically fob you off. I took it for anxiety, but it just gave me depression, and my best friend took it for depression, but it just gave her anxiety. Maybe ask the doctor to try another SSRI, or ask if the doctor thinks she would be suitable for SNRI’s or even beta blockers (I have little experience with beta blockers, and I’m also not a doctor, so definitely talk to a doctor about this stuff)

@snowflakemelter1172 3 года назад

Yep, I got "electric shocks " in my brain where I went blank for a second and coming off it was awful.

@Lizzie-uf3dt 3 года назад

@@snowflakemelter1172 Jesus Christ that’s awful

@TessaAvonlea 2 года назад

@@Lizzie-uf3dt Fluoxetine is prescribed because it is safe, well studied and effective, not to "fob you off". Metaanalysis studies (studies analysing the data from lots of smaller studies) have shown that it is just as effective as other SSRIs and is well tolerated. There is some evidence that sertraline has less side effects, but it's pretty marginal.

@lashawerner3277 3 года назад

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@seanaj 3 года назад

Get a job stop giving these people money for nothing. doesn't help anyone

@andreaatkinson2251 3 года назад

Which job? It’s not that easy even if you are very healthy. My son searched for nearly a year before he found a job. He applied to every single job he found advertised.

@theresegbat329 3 года назад

That can be easier said then done , the young man is not well, People don't realize how debilitating anxiety can be.

@LauraBidingCitizen 3 года назад

Your ignorance is absolutely astounding. It’s pretty evident you’ve been privileged your entire life, & never found yourself in a position of unemployed fighting against thousands of others for the same job role.