The Truth About IShowSpeed’s Hospitalization

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@DoctorMike Год назад

Disney Channel has some incredibly accurate & inaccurate medical scenes-> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SgLpXbaMZMQ.html

@extract3959 Год назад

Man I sure hope this speed guy doesn't do anything naughty in response to a video of Chica from the popular children's game Five Nights At Freddy's that would lead to the nickname IShowMeat or anything like that.

@chris12_png Год назад

He would never, trust me 😃 @@extract3959

@daneuncle1586 Год назад

@@extract3959oh my now that would be something terrible. Fortunately this will never ever happen and will only ever exist in this reply section

@Chris_winthers Год назад

Why were you revisiting this video now, Mike?

@KwisBwown Год назад

hey Mike i am unvaccinated but im still alive - do you think i should get the covid vaccine?

@sarahmartin1281 Год назад

as a chronic cluster sufferer i am extremely glad that they are getting talked about! they are truly debilitating

@NotBlaKe. Год назад

Headaches.. are a headache to deal with.. haha *ahem Get it treated bro! Stay healthy! 😊

@mysterpot Год назад

@@NotBlaKe.Not really a subject to joke about

@NotBlaKe. Год назад

@@AussieMummy-li8yf migraines are quite often.. usually have them during the evening.. and.. had cluster headaches like.. twice in my entire life

@NotBlaKe. Год назад

@@mysterpot It was just to lighten up the mood chill out 😙

@v.l5742 Год назад

@@NotBlaKe.Cluster heads get realy pissed off when ppl talk lightly about them or joke about it.. keep in mind ppl kill themselves over this

@YourMCAdmin Год назад

My dad suffered from cluster headaches in the 90s. Back then there were so few people with the diagnosis. He was part of many studies, trials, and experimental procedures. Very few meds worked, and they lost potency quickly. It was traumatic seeing him suffer for years with these headaches. At the end of his life, he was having 3-4 attacks every day that would last a few hours. I sincerely hope the many weekends we spent at the Cleveland Clinic where he was studied and given every treatment under the sun (including acupuncture, drilling a hole in his head, and more) helped people down the line and helped scientists develop ways to relieve the pain. I think the level 10 pain of these is often overlooked and not emphasized enough with by the medical world.

@kelleywyskiel3478 Год назад

Your dad is a hero to help find ways to make sure people get the help and relieve they didn’t know of to give him

@Michipicoten Год назад

DRILLING. A HOLE. IN HIS HEAD!?

@luizamoony Год назад

@@Michipicotenpossibly to try and relieve pressure inside the cranium? I know that in cases of brain cancer there's excessive formation of the cranial liquid to protect the brain, and it can cause a lot of headaches due to pressure. So maybe that's where they were going with it?

@YourMCAdmin Год назад

@@Michipicoten At that point they were trying anything they could to relieve pain. The thought was there may have been extra pressure around the brain and drilling a hole could alleviate that pressure. In the end, it did not help.

@Michipicoten Год назад

@@YourMCAdmin I see.

@kuyapaupau8097 Год назад

what I love from Dr. Mike is that he's comfortable of saying "I don't know" in his vids. Just because he's a educated doctor doesn't mean he can diagnose someone on the internet and say it that he's right. I wish all professionals are just like that, not arrogant just because they have a title

@SAR-nj1pz Год назад

It takes good doctor to know what’s wrong, it takes a great doctor to recognize when they themselves don’t know what’s wrong

@ryguyyt630 Год назад

@@SAR-nj1pzand the same goes for everything else

@Maeshalanadae Год назад

Show me a man who claims to know everything and I’ll show you a liar.

@Proxuius Год назад

@@Maeshalanadae what

@fertrex7340 Год назад

@@Proxuius it's a saying. It means that if you see someone claming to know everything that person is 100% a liar

@LanceRedCock Год назад

Hearing a guy, who is known for being loud and energetic, sound so weak and in pain is really heartbreaking. Hope Speed can get through this.

@AfiaChild Год назад

that is why without GOD we are nothing because of all those energetic we end up in graveyard or old age where we are weaker. SubhanaALLAH

@keithwilliams-zk6dd Год назад

That’s true man it just goes to show that we don’t really know what’s going on in celebrity lives we only know what they want us to know because we’re all people and we’re all imperfect and we’re all flawed. Nobody’s perfect and everyone has issues

@CROWZ_joey Год назад

@@sirpoggers7699”im gonna end it right now…” “ NU-UH-“

@simondezombie9001 Год назад

He will make it! I can feel it!

@iiCounted-op5jx Год назад

yeah fr

@hamster3370 Год назад

I can’t even survive a brain freeze. I hope he feels better soon.

@nicothiel1709 Год назад

Yes

@LazymanSHORTS Год назад

@ahmednasir7353 Год назад

@AliM-kl5rp Год назад

@puncakesop2805 Год назад

RANdom but i never had a brian freeze

@flightsnotfeelings5867 Год назад

As a chronic migraine sufferer with heat and overexertion being the main triggers, thank you for being doing this. It’s a debilitating condition. Edit: wow, sometimes it really feels lonely when I’m dealing with this, I often forget how much others deal with it too. Thanks for providing your experiences. You’re never alone

@zavtparticles6828 Год назад

I'm in that same boat pal. Life is always in balance of will I be stuck in bed today or not

@danielleee6533 Год назад

same here! heat, overexertion, hormones, and strong smells (like cigarettes or strong cleaning products) keep me in bed all day to all week!

@RonaldMcreepy Год назад

@TopOfAllWorlds Год назад

Migraine haver here! If I mess up ny sleep schedule I just cannot function well the next day due to weird migraine symptoms and pain. I think I'm on the rather lighter end of this though or just used to it because my triggers are controllable and the pain isn't as bad as other have it. I could really do wothout the nausia, dizzyness, light sensitivity, emotions being messed with, touch sensitivity, etc. Weird af.

@atheist6997 Год назад

As a cluster headache sufferer, I have to turn my brightness down on my phone to the lowest, also heat is another main trigger..so my house is always cold

@RedMoonCreates Год назад

As a chronic migraine sufferer who gets numbness, blindness and the whole puking bullshit thanks for being a real one and not dismissing the pain

@Harper.edits. Год назад

I can relate and It sometimes gets so bad that I slur my speech and people always dismiss the pain

@burhlmao540 Год назад

I suddenly want to hug my mum right now….she has it and was hospitalized once

@ShiQingxuanSimp Год назад

@@Harper.edits. Love the Yae Miko pfp and that’s really relatable. I suffer from chronic migraines and people have a tendency to act like it’s not a big deal

@Harper.edits. Год назад

@@ShiQingxuanSimp thanks!! Yeah other people dismiss it and I have learnt to ignore it myself

@RAFKHO101 Год назад

Relatable :(

@jayisasalad Год назад

I know someone who had suffered with chronic migraine and also had cluster headaches quite often. They took their own life because of it unfortunately and because of the constant dismissal from other people who didn’t take it seriously. Thank you for bringing awareness to this awful illness.

@izzdamizzz Год назад

Man I’m so sorry for your loss, that’s horrible, people need to take illnesses no matter what seriously

@oo-yj8wy Год назад

Rip

@Quitnoreturn Год назад

i have migranes. its horrible. i throw up and i cant go anywhere bright. It makes me wanna just die.

@herren1809 7 месяцев назад

Yeah, I have these kind of symptom and what my professor said "Just headache" half shout Mmm I'm so disappointed about this institute

@truehappiness4U Месяц назад

⁠@@Quitnoreturnocular migraines : migraines with auras are the WORST! I think they are placed second on the list of top painful headache diseases. First comes the cluster headache pain, then the migraine with aura pain. You have to sit days in a dark room, you are nauseous and have constant throbbing pain on one side of your head. It’s sad that that person committed suicide. It’s very understandable. It’s a disease people won’t understand until they have seen the patient suffering at home.

@WetBet Год назад

I remember reading about cluster headaches years ago and fully get why it’s also known as suicide headaches, I hope this would be his last experience with it. I feel sorry for those having to go through this chronically 🤦🏻‍♀️

@nevaehhamilton3493 Год назад

There's no cure for cluster headaches. He will have to live with them for the rest of his life.

@zerodeaths6878 Год назад

there isnt any cure, my dad has them and they are extremely painful to a point your screaming on the floor

@the_diddler99 Год назад

Same! I hope he gets better soon

@AbsoleteAim Год назад

@@np7148Easy to say behind a screen

@Licking_cheetos_is_my_job_andy Год назад

@@np7148 what the hell-

@Shawnd1istaken Год назад

I was born with migraines and I can say that they are EXTREMELY BAD I can't imagine what he's going through. Praying for speed man 🙏

@TheXshot Год назад

Same here. Ocular migraines. Dot in my eyes, like after looking into the sun, turns into complete blurry vision, then my left side of my face and lower arm get numb, after 30-60 mins it goes away and the sharp headache near one side, like behind my eye, start. Even with being dizzy and having to throw up. Usually 12-24 hours long. My main triggers are chocolate and tea.

@noecantu7663 Год назад

That’s a high five not praying idk why but it is

@BananaBoi. Год назад

I am also constantly suffering from migraines and they really SUCK big time. They just come out of nowhere and there is not much you can do about it.

@debbief7276 Год назад

@@BananaBoi.Actually, there's quite a bit that neurologists can do for migraine. I take Depakote, atenolol as preventative and Maxalt (rizatriptan) for an acute migraine. The BEST preventative meds are CGRP blockers like Ajovy. A lifesaver for me.

@warriorss_ Год назад

@@noecantu7663no it's not. if you type pray it shows up. don't believe everything you see on the internet bro

@catpyjamas Год назад

I'm not an IShowSpeed fan, but I feel bad for the guy. I hope he pulls through. I mean the guy believes he's dying and still sends his fans vids telling them he loves them, feels bad man.

@jitfromcali2956 Год назад

gotta get the bag before he dies 💪

@jitfromcali2956 Год назад

nah but he’s a really good guy out of character

@chriscintron3320 Год назад

@@jitfromcali2956mee6 be wildin fr 💀

@brianawaters2852 Год назад

Duhhhh hospital bills are expensive

@icywater5733 Год назад

@@brianawaters2852 he’s rich and in Japan

@deadguydudeman Год назад

For me, mild headaches are already tiring, so I can't begin to imagine what Speed's going through. Hope he gets better.

@NimLKa Год назад

He got it from overly barking

@simondezombie9001 Год назад

@@NimLKaMight be true. 😂 But this is a terrible time for jokes. Sorry to spoil this too you but... He will make it! I can feel it!

@Call911pleasee Год назад

Hehe ishowmeat…. Jokes jokes

@Theunicorn2012 Год назад

For me, mild headaches are already tiring, so I can't begin to imagine what Speed's going through. Hope he gets better.

@NimLKa Год назад

@@Theunicorn2012 ishowmeat

@FatDataUnicorn Год назад

My first migraine attack scared the hell out of me especially due to Aura presence .Thankfully there are more and more treatments available

@TherealDanielleNelson Год назад

Migraines are scary AF. I don't have them but my sister gets migraines and the first time it happened we all thought she was dying. Mom and dad rushed her to the ER thinking she had an aneurysm or something.

@MittensZora Год назад

Agreed, I had strong migraines every day in 2019 and hated it. I'm glad I got treated for them.

@FatDataUnicorn Год назад

@@TherealDanielleNelson same experience! In EU it's mandatory for insurance to pay for hospitalization in 1-time-migraine Case because it mimics deadly conditions. I hope your sister got her migraines under control!

@TherealDanielleNelson Год назад

@@FatDataUnicorn She does now. We had to take her to the hospital three or four times though before they realized that it was migraines. They thought it might be anything from allergies to a blood clot. They gave her some kind of strong headache medicine in syrup form, kinda like a cough syrup, to take if she got more because they realized that mom and dad couldn't be continuing to go to the ER. She still gets them once in a while but she knows when they're coming now and can prepare for it.

@Cookie0927 Год назад

Agreed. Had a migraine headache when I was a kid, and I thought I was about to die. I was so nervous.

@melaniedejonge5234 Год назад

I think the reason he called cluster headaches one of the deadliest headache diseases is not because the headache itself is life-threatening, but because so many people who suffer with them take their own lives. That’s why they have the nickname “suicide headaches.” Maybe this gets addressed later in the video, but I had to stop and comment about this. Diseases like depression and cluster headaches that don’t directly kill but rather drive people in high numbers to take their own lives…THOSE DISEASES ARE STILL DEADLY! It’s just a two-step process. 😢

@breannarg Год назад

I came here to say this.

@petitsjoujoux5011 Год назад

Thank you for the perspective!

@duhnay Год назад

Well said!! 👏

@balarion539 Год назад

What is the rate of suicide for individuals with cluster headaches? Because when he says he could be in the hospital for years I think it's clear that while his pain is severe he's playing it up for the audience

@kanakasathasivan1158 Год назад

Thank you

@samaristone2251 Год назад

I had a cluster headache before & it felt like I was genuinely going to die too & it wasn’t even NEARLYY as bad as this. I couldn’t even imagine. Praying for his health & a speedy recovery.

@abdullahaadi9613 Год назад

Dude... This is serious stop with the puns

@cactus_cuber1589 Год назад

@@abdullahaadi9613he probably didn’t even make the joke on purpose

@ncb4_69 Год назад

@@abdullahaadi9613bro speed so serious, he's gonna scam he's stan again seriously soon™

@codm_haz3627 Год назад

"Speedy" recovery💀💀💀

@PescaColorata Год назад

@SOFIEE502 Год назад

I feel so bad- I may not watch him but when he said “ I love y’all bro, if anything happens I love y’all “ my heart absolutely broke- he seemed so scared and just sad.. he honesty seems like a nice dude..

@sensitiivv_ Год назад

wouldn’t say he’s a nice dude, he false copyright claims videos and scams fans, but i do hope he gets better

@SOFIEE502 Год назад

@@sensitiivv_ yea at the time I didn’t really know what he does. I still feel bad tho

@spattzfeeyaa 8 месяцев назад

@@sensitiivv_he's nice I'm sure those are rumors.

@morefn2514 6 месяцев назад

he doesnt scam fans nor false copyright claims dont listen to that guy speed has a team that did copyright strike on his behalf BUT HE STOPPED THAT and the scam was from a bad company that he is no longer affilated with the kid makes ALOT of money why would he need to even scam dont believe everything people say online because some people are envious@@SOFIEE502

@hardonmymotor9743 5 месяцев назад

He is a freaky guy with cluster headaches

@vicmov Год назад

In the past, before cluster headaches were better understood, there were known as Death Headaches. Not because the headaches themselves were deadly, but because it was not uncommon for patients experiencing them to take their own lives because of how much pain they were in, and how recurring they are.

@ascarletllama Год назад

I’ve had chronic migraines since I was a child and am so thankful I had a family who knew how to take care of me. That pain is the worst I have ever felt, I would wish it on nobody. If you don’t have someone nearby to either comfort you, or take you to the hospital, you can spiral so fast.

@thecaffeinequeen Год назад

This! When i was first diagnosed, my doctor called it a "Suicide Headache" and said that it is often considered the worst pain a human can experience. Doctors can be pretty dramatic at times haha. But he also explained that the reasoning behind this, is that before it was understood, often times people who would get Cluster Headaches would off themselves because of a mix between the chronic debilitating pain and the depression that it has caused.

@gnarthdarkanen7464 Год назад

From the 1800's (at least) into the 1900's there was a fair rash of people rumored to be "self treating" the legendary "suicide headaches" with Laudanum and liquor, often Absinthe. A few noteworthy celebrities even died of overdoses and seemed to bring attention to the opiate issues of the day. There are still some legends and rumors about who was only trying their best to contend with the agony of cluster headaches, who might've had some other chronic pain, and who actually outright chose that stuff as a means to suicide. ;o)

@Tser Год назад

They are still called Suicide Headaches... for good reason. :(

@kanakasathasivan1158 Год назад

Thank you. It’s a bit upsetting that Dr. Mike tried to literally take the term and “debunk it.”

@shaemurphyc Год назад

as a person with severe chronic migraines, it’s actually insane how debilitating migraines are and how life crushing and hard they are to deal with, plus the amount of times people try to say “its just a headache” to my migraines. That SAME thing goes for headaches when it comes to how debilitating they can get and how it just gets swept under the bus all the time. Thank u for bringing some more light to people on this subject

@SATAN_IGatan Год назад

People will never understand unless they suffered at the same level. My mom have migraine, and when I was little I was so scared because she was so ill and I couldn't understand it. I had an "migraine" episode last summer, and it felt like someone was hammering in a knife in my temple and back behind the ears. I actually punched myself in the head because no painkillers relieved it and I was so tired, in so much pain, frustrated and angry. I actually was on my way to headbutt my wall. So, I can't imagine your pain and frustration. To live with severe chronic migraines must be a living hell. And nobody can "see" it, because your head looks normal and all have had a headache from time to time... I wish you all the best, and I hope someday researchers find out something so you don't have to suffer from this. Take care

@shaemurphyc Год назад

@@SATAN_IGatan this means so much to me omg thank u so much. i’m so sorry about your mom, that kind of pain can’t be matched and unfortunately isn’t always the easiest to treat. i wish you and her the best as well

@mnlight8308 Год назад

Literally just normal headaches make me frustrated, I dont want to imagine what migraines feel like let alone being born with it. You're so f**king strong and so is everyone else who goes through it, I hope a cure is coming sooner or later

@g5rearea Год назад

It's incredible how many different ways they can present, too. I've had plenty of migraines where I wasn't necessarily sensitive to light, and my brother would call me a liar trying to get out of school.

@shaemurphyc Год назад

@@g5rearea no fr!! i had to get a 504 for mainly my migraines and my absences were classed as medical due to my migraines

@Trickshotter Год назад

As someone who had a cluster headache in the past, the pain you feel is indescribable

@ruthlessslayer7067 Год назад

Worse than toothache?

@anithav8248 Год назад

@@ruthlessslayer7067probably much much worse but idk

@7satsu Год назад

@@ruthlessslayer7067 ive had toothache pain that's made me want to straight kms so i cant imagine if a cluster headache is worse and i'd think i were dying too lmao

@silverback2773 Год назад

@@7satsujust got done dealing with an infected nerve in one of my front teeth. Absolute worst, debilitating pain I’ve ever felt. I literally could not sleep and with every heartbeat I could feel the nerve being compressed. I would say they are probably similar in pain level.

@7satsu Год назад

@@silverback2773 that's what I had with one of my back teeth! Ended up needing a root canal for it, but I dealt with maybe a weeks worth of completely sleepless nights and having to sip cold water every 20-30 secs to keep the exposed nerve at bay as far as the pain, and part of me waiting for a week was having a dentist tell me to 'hang in there' on a Friday to wait until Monday to see them 🤦🏽‍♂️ but the pain was so unbearable at one point i was both beginning to question if a fatal infection could spread, but also was considering offing myself almost a week into continuous pain so I'm just happy i pulled thru lmaooo

@cyraclesssthegreat9972 Год назад

I know this isn't really the same thing, but as a sickle cell patient that often has pains in his arms, legs, and back.. I truly feel for IShowSpeed because as a person who experiences pain a lot and pretty much everyday, I hate seeing other people in pain.. It truly breaks my heart.

@Muaaz_122 Год назад

I have sickle sell

@ldt777 Год назад

Can we all take a moment to thank this doctor who take this situation seriously and maybe if his doctors see this it can help them anyways get well soon speedy

@dreamyxcupie Год назад

Ofc someone had to say this.. And they have a roblox pfp like all the others do. 😃

@Messiuu758 Год назад

@@dreamyxcupiedon’t you have a Roblox pfp 💀🫵🏻

@canmum_ok Год назад

@@dreamyxcupie you don't make any sense at all. you have a roblox pfp too 💀

@arylixas Год назад

@@canmum_okfr lmao

@trilikvlt Год назад

@@dreamyxcupieHuh ?

@twilightdrone3431 Год назад

As a licensed mental health professional myself, I very much appreciate Dr. Mike addressing the relationship between mental and physical health, specifically when it comes to pain. I hear many stories from clients', especially those of minority groups, whose pain is not seen, believed or taken seriously by professionals when in most cases, the discomfort is incredibly real, but may not be coming from the source described by patient. Taking that extra step to consider mental health (ex: how anxiety and panic can sometimes impact chest tightness), can be so validating and necessary in treatment. Wishing ishowspeed relief😊 great video!

@duhnay Год назад

As a licensed mental health professional that works in a hospital setting, I just want to say your comment is SO well said! 👏 Sometimes I feel like the doctors in my hospital don't make the connection between physical health and mental health (or social determinents of health outside of hospital, etc.) which is when they consult me. We are working on educating the docs 😉

@SRN42069 5 месяцев назад

I feel like there was a language barrier sadly since he was in Japan the doctors might not have been able to communicate that.

@lambulance Год назад

I have a condition called Trigeminal Neuralgia (AKA the suic*de disease) which affects one side of my face. It feels like stabbing and lightning bolts, ranging anywhere from 10 seconds to 3 hours. I very much empathize for those with facial and head pain - it is the actual worst, more painful than childbirth and kidney stones 💔

@lolpluslol35 Год назад

Wow never heard of this. How often does the pain occur?

@marybell8995 Год назад

Had kidney stones and three kids and I have no doubts you are right!

@danielolivares6313 Год назад

I have this as well and I nearly got fired once because the pain got so bad I had to step away from my work for a few minutes to deal with it and just wait for it to end and my boss decided I had stepped away too much too often. I feel ur pain brother

@eatsnacks4681 Год назад

I feel for you. I'm in the same boat - it hurts worse than broken bones and clipping a table with your funny bone. Jokes aside, it is the absolute worst and it takes over your entire life, instantly. I hope you have a migraine clinic that is successful in helping you minimize the symptoms. Good luck out there.

@gowther1973 Год назад

@@danielolivares6313ok he definitely shouldn't be a boss what the hell is wrong with people you have a condition that is that painful and he almost fired you just reading it pisses me off 😡

@jq206 Год назад

I feel his pain man... my episodes are 2-4 weeks with 4-6 migraine attacks a day... stay strong bro. Its such a toll on your mental too tho..

@sebastianchavarria4976 Год назад

I have a question, a person with a condition like yours, when you have these episodes, how do you do exercise or workout? Or you don't do it at all?

@jq206 Год назад

@sebastianchavarria4976 tbh, i am not able to Funktion at all whatsoever. I for instance have chronic migraine with aura. The "aura" part are different types of symptoms aside from the pain. Light sensitivity, noise sensitivity, body aches, nausea, vomiting, etc. Getting up to make food is a almost impossible act itself let alone working out. When the attack settles, falling asleep is almost a instant reaction because it takes such a toll on your body. A lot of people fall into desperation and "overmedicate" with pain medicine, which can also induce constant headache. So a lot of times you have to just sit it out. But when the episodes are over, working out (cardio) is something that can help to reduce the intensity and amount of episodes you go through depending on the triggers.

@sriharsha9640 Год назад

This kid got famous and he is mostly online and traveling a lot to make content. Poor guy must be having very less rest and recovery times. I think the pressure and exhaustion must be impacting him now. Hope he recovers faster and gets stronger than ever.🙏

@bryanarevalo5522 Год назад

He’s been going hard for a while now. Multiple countries in a matter of days, concerts, meetups. I wouldnt be surprised if he’s pushed himself too far. Hopefully he gets the rest he needs and recovers quickly

@ronnysreds007 Год назад

Bro should have never done that stage dive and jump at his monitor 1million times

@Epicgamerlevi Год назад

@@ronnysreds007 I dont think this is coming from those incidents

@BullyHuntar Год назад

There's a bucket in his room where he used to spit in it, his sinus problem is 2+ years old...✅

@hpr_amin9713 Год назад

@@Epicgamerlevithe amount of times his pc has abused his head but your right it might not got to do with these I hope ishowspeed gets well he’s the best streamer out there ❤❤❤

@isabellagonzalez2000 Год назад

As a person that suffers from Chronic Migraines, I appreciate showcasing and educating more about this. It really takes some time for neurologists to find the right medication that can significantly reduce the amount. This is why I love learning and am interested in becoming a nurse. I love your videos Dr. Mike 💕

@BunniBeshara Год назад

I’ve gotten migraines since I was a child. I don’t care if this man is problematic, no one deserves this. I feel for him. ❤

@CHEFRidi Год назад

He isn’t problematic he’s only 18 years old and said some sketchy things on stream a few years ago, he’s a really kind kid.

@goldenexp2357 Год назад

Migraines arent close to cluster headaches dont try to sneak yourself in

@coraz222 Год назад

@@goldenexp2357okay and? dont put down others experiences just cause you feel salty on the internet.

@Abii140 Год назад

@@CHEFRidiOh you know him personally? Dang I feel sorry for you😔

@miguel53537 Год назад

same here since child

@daelynmarcaigh4474 10 месяцев назад

I would disagree that it is 'not lethal' the percentage of suicides directly as a result of clusters is very high. I have chronic clusters, I have had kidney stones and would pass one a day instead of these, people who have had traumatic amputations, been shot, childbirth have all said clusters are worse. As for surgery that is like a last ditch option, firstline is high flow o2 in a non rebreather at least 15lpm if not higher. If this is what he has I wish him all the luck and all the love and hope he gets a good neuro or headache specialist.

@michaljancar339 Год назад

I appreciate your rationality and objectivity in your explanation. Even though Speed was frightened in those videos, you didn't exaggerate nor understate his symptoms or emotions. Great job

@kiing_tchalla444 Год назад

For some people the pain even leads to suicide. It mentally drives you crazy and puts you through several emotions

@ren.8137 Год назад

Does weed/edibles help? I dont smoke but saw people say it would

@apextheracer2022 Год назад

@@ren.8137 it most likely helps you calm down

@DR-54 Год назад

@ren.8137 it does nothing. It doesn't help. It doesn't calm you down. You're just in pain. Just pain. Psychedelics do help. There are non-hallucinogenic psychedelics (oversimplification) that will be prescribed for a cluster headache that can help significantly.

@iiCounted-op5jx Год назад

yeah I honestly wanted to die when I had it, even ice packs don't cure the pain at all

@Theunicorn2012 Год назад

For some people to pain even leads to suicide. It mentally drives you crazy and puts you through several emotions

@kellyb6198 Год назад

People seriously undermine how intensely painful and debilitating headaches, of any type, can be

@Mizumii25 Год назад

it's sad that they really do. You can get headaches where it's just a simple ache were a bit of sound or light might bug you but you can deal with it. Or they can get so bad that you go to the ER because of it, just like in this video. There's an entire massive range in between. Most only experience the lighter ones so a lot of people are just told to "brush it off" or "deal with it" when sometimes that's not even possible. Health standards in the public lately have gotten so bad that unless someone is visibly showing severe issues like a heart attack, a stroke, blacking out, etc then we're just told to "suck it up" and everyone's pain tolerance is a different level.

@idorion9096 Год назад

I rather be happy for people that don't understand than wish they do. It's easier to just be happy for them that they haven't had the experience to know 🤷

@Mizumii25 Год назад

@@idorion9096 That's what a good chunk of people that experience them hope for. But at the same time, without the other side experiencing a headache of any kind and strength, we look weak or useless or lazy to them. It's even worse for people who suffer Chronic Headaches or Headaches as the result of a condition like myself. I don't wish the pain on anyone. Especially when it gets really really bad. But at the same time, if my boss has never experienced a headache in their life and doesn't really care about their staff, they won't understand why i'm in the ER or Urgent Care with a headache. And then those that DO experience them but the strength is so weak, when those are in the same space and mindset as the boss, it's all "oh i get them all the time and they're not an issue. just walk it off." but those with stronger headaches can't. Plus everyone's pain tolerance is different so that makes it even more difficult.

@UnknownUser049 Год назад

@@Mizumii25does it feel like a toothache but in your head?

@Mizumii25 Год назад

@@UnknownUser049 worse. I have a brain condition called Chiari Malformation. When the headaches get really bad (like REALLY bad) it's like someone has your head in a hydraulic press and is using it to squeeze your head while shaking your head around and pounding on your head. All at once. Those are ones i get taken to Urgent Care or the ER. But regular headaches tend to vary. Especially from the location.

@0422Juls Год назад

something I always appreciate about your videos is how thorough you are with your disclaimers in terms of not knowing everything from the videos you're viewing and such. It's very appreciated, at least by me, someone who is extremely passionate about information.

@momogal04 Год назад

I have so much empathy for this poor young man! I have chronic migraine, with at least one a month being hemiplegic (mimics a stroke with one-sided weakness/paralysis). It's absolutely awful having a headache so bad that you fear you're having a stroke at 35.

@LuLa_41 Год назад

This happened to me with my first ever migraine last year. I had a visual aura and i got scared i was going blind. In coming minutes a numbness in one arm added to that and I freaked out, thinking I was having a stroke at 20 years old. Called an ambulance since I didn't know yet migraines could cause such symptoms. I really think these things should be talked about more.

@megijamika Год назад

I fear having a stroke at 18. Had two head and neck injuries that caused compression in my neck. And now i have headaches and migraines all the time. All day, everyday.

@autumnsnows Год назад

@@megijamikaso you have two head?

@megijamika Год назад

@@autumnsnows two injuries on my head and neck 🤦‍♀️

@cap10zomb Год назад

I used to get very bad headaches at least once a week when I was around 10 years old. I couldn't do anything but lay down and hold my head until I fell asleep. I would take adult doses of headache medicine at 10 years old

@bedast Год назад

I was diagnosed with episodic migraines when I was 8 years old (I’m in my 40s now, so dealing with this for a while), though I suspect many of my attacks were cluster headaches. I remember one of my attacks, specifically, while I was working as an inventory auditor in the middle of a retail store, and had to immediately end working for the day and get to a quiet and dark space, but I felt like something sharp was being pressed into my head and struggled so much to tell my manager. I’m glad you brought up the mental health side of this condition. Depression was a frequent experience in relation to my headaches, and I’ve had suicidal thoughts during persistent attacks because the pulsating pain just would not stop. I’ve developed some pretty good strategies for dealing with them, even when medication doesn’t seem to be working. I’ve learned some of my triggering patterns (which, unfortunately, are unavoidable as they’re environmental). But yeah, these things suck, and they can shut you down. And it can be scary when you don’t know what’s going on.

@EmilySmirleGURPS Год назад

I grew up with a similar condition from infancy, which *terrified* my parents (... can't say I was reassured either). They still scare my husband. I've got lucky in my medication, I wish you the best in finding better ways to manage your problem.

@susanurbanczyk9084 Год назад

I have had migraines since I was a little girl. I am now 62. When giving birth to my daughter naturally I said to my husband afterwards that I would rather give birth again than have a migraine. From what I have read and been told, cluster headaches are even more painful. I cannot imagine how you could endure that. I pray he gets the help he needs.

@mvshenhon8966 Год назад

DAMN

@Qabaqosain_mix Год назад

DAMN

@Genethebelcha Год назад

I hope he gets better soon too❤

@pomuf_ Год назад

@@Genethebelcha typically not a condition people just get past, and there is not currently know cures. while there are ways to cope, thats the extent of it

@Donnerwamp Год назад

A friend of mine suffers from cluster headaches. He and I both agree (while not being doctors) that cluster headaches are indeed the most deadly ones as he developed depressions from them and often feels like self-game-over-ing himself when they happen. So, while not being dangerous themselves, they might be the root cause for some self-game-overs out there.

@rajshah646 Год назад

So much respect for the incredible medical complexity articulated clearly by Dr. Mike!

@heyleighmikaila Год назад

Dr. Mike was so kind and informative about this situation rather than harsh and judgy, especially when clarifying some of the mistakes/misinformation dude made. Just respectully coming with the straight facts, Doc! 🔥 💯

@kirsty8925 Год назад

My headaches were secondary 😬 imagine my surprise when i went to get my eyes checked because of daily headaches and the optometrist sent me to ED. I had idiopathic intracranial hypertension. After a lunar puncture having spinal fluid drained the headaches went away. Shout out to my optometrist for preventing years of suffering

@shammahcoleman2453 Год назад

Omg…this same thing happened to me. Went for an annual eye exam and I ended up in the emergency room. I got diagnosed with idiopathic intracranial hypertension. I wasn’t even sure what it meant and it’s effect. I still get headaches and muscle aches.

@melissagallagherr 5 месяцев назад

I have three brain conditions, chiari malformation, hydrochephalus, idiopathic intracranial hypertension. Each of these can give me random thunderclap or pressure headaches. I’ve had 45 surgeries in total (over 21 years) and a vp shunt, I have nothing but empathy for anyone experiencing horrendous headaches as they’re tough to cope with ❤

@gabriellebaca9440 Год назад

As a cluster headache sufferer this made me feel seen. No feel like a lot of people blow it off as “just a headache”. Finding the right meds has taken me years.

@viptakozedginidze Год назад

same here

@howardwashington9314 Год назад

im only 17 and they have me on oxygen and steroids for the cluster headches. The periods happen about twice a year for me.

@lvldaxxedout Год назад

As someone who has had a hard time getting effective treatment for atypical trigeminal headaches, I really appreciate you spreading information about this! Would love a more in-depth video on the different kinds of headaches in the future. Excellent job as always, Dr. Mike. ☺

@mapvapit6738 Год назад

it just makes me sad looking at him cry. The fact that a man who always made others laugh is now crying is just heartbreaking. Wish he recovers soon and gets back to his daily routine.

@-WarriorCatsGamer Год назад

I understand what you are feeling. I really hope speed gets better, too ❤

@landolonnie8811 Год назад

He’s weak

@landolonnie8811 Год назад

He’s a crybaby

@YouSmell_LikeBeef Год назад

@@landolonnie8811I'd like you too say that with a cluster headache

@iiCounted-op5jx Год назад

@ZorLink21 Год назад

1:46 I actually had one of those last week. I woke up around 2:43 AM with a headache, sore throat and I didn’t feel like the same person. That was because I had a throat infection at the time. I am now recovering via antibiotics and painkillers and I can freely go out now.

@Abasnail400 Год назад

I can’t even imagine how awful that feels. Hoping Speed gets better soon

@TheWhizDoc Год назад

Yes cluster headaches are no joke. Sorry he's had to experience all that. Hope he feels better. Thank you for the video Doctor Mike 👍🏾

@nevaehhamilton3493 Год назад

There's no cure for Cluster headaches. It's a lifelong condition.

@CBG6 Год назад

@@nevaehhamilton3493it's only treatable

@springtrapguy122 Год назад

Ain't no way the comment has 69 likes

@guitarist_covers Год назад

@@nevaehhamilton3493 There's an online community of "clusterheads" (cluster headache survivors/sufferers) who follow a vitamin D supplementation course. I have found good results with it too (low recurrence of the headache once Vitamin D levels went up).

@vibrantgleam Год назад

@@nevaehhamilton3493 That's awful. I hope one day we can find a solution. There's many brain disorders / diseases that we don't even have the cure to yet or it's barely been researched.

@jbiluz Год назад

As someone who deals with cluster headaches, I can tell y'all that you are lucky to not have it. It usually happens once a day, but can happen for multiple days in a row, and it's just really frustrating. I at least get really annoyed if that happens. It can happen at any point in the day, as well as during the night, which is even worse. And you're just unable to function during the headache, it's too overwhelming. And it can last up to 3 hours, not 1. So yeah, be grateful if you don't have it, I'll tell you that much.

@astrobabeyyy Год назад

fr the worst thing to ever experience.

@idemonstratevelocity3522 Год назад

so you deal with it everyday ?

@guitarist_covers Год назад

Hey, I also suffer from the same. I've found Vitamin D supplements really helped me. My Vitamin D levels were very low - you could check yours as well (only suggesting because I know with the pain levels, I was willing to try literally anything).

@w0nkywalrus562 Год назад

I’ve had them twice in my life, is it usually more common?

@neryn9020 Год назад

My uni roommate had cluster headaches. One day she turned to me and whispered "I can feel my hair grow. It hurts too much, make it stop." One day one of our neighbors decided to renovate his place and it so happened that she got an episode that day as well, I thought she was going to slam her head against the wall just for it to stop if she could get up off of the floor to do so. I never knew what to do for her except be there silently

@Verygoodpotato123 Год назад

That must be so scary to be put through that! I would really love a video talking about how your mental state can affect you! Great video.

@InvisibleKerry Год назад

Migraines, low and high intracranial pressure and chiari malformation all contribute to immense head pain for me. His reaction is heartbreaking because people like us have all been there. I commend him big time for being vulnerable on camera and sharing his journey with his audience. I really hope he can get a solid diagnosis and treatment protocol going so if this becomes a regular thing, he knows what to do and can at least not panic as much. Seeing him not sure if he was going to die from this was just so sad. I hope by some miracle this is a one time thing for him because no one should have to live like this. Thanks for covering this Dr. Mike!

@4everlastingkeepsakes Год назад

Exactly. I suffer from migraines as a kids and I have IIH. That type of pain is horrible. Until you experience that type pain most would not understand or think you faking it or lying how bad it is. I pray for this young man.

@ShaneFrendach Год назад

This happend to me in high-school, I 100% thought I was going to die, went to the emergency room in almost a panic state and after a few hours and an IV with some type of medication I felt back to normal but really tired cause all my muscles were tensed most of that time.

@carolinaelichalt7913 Год назад

Same as me! it felt like the nerves on my brain were hurting or something. I actually tried going to sleep and it didn't work at all. Worst part is I was on vacation so I missed a beautiful night

@Kyra_715 Год назад

did you ever get it again? i'm seeing alot of people say that they come back and there isn't a cure

@vibrantgleam Год назад

@@Kyra_715 Hope I never get it then :*)

@happyfrigginrainbowcookies Год назад

@@Kyra_715based on my experience, usually people will only get a few migraines in their life, and it doesn't affect their life overall. That's a regular migraine. The problem comes when a person is continuously getting them. My mother once had a migraine that lasted two days. My sister had to drop out of public school because her migraines were making it impossible for her to focus. That's chronic migraines, which my mother and sister have both been diagnosed with. I don't know about cluster headaches, but if they work the same way, it could have just been a one time thing. The people saying they come back and there's no cure are likely experiencing chronic cluster headaches, which is a different case than a regular cluster headache. Of course, my knowledge is only based on how chronic migraines work. Cluster headaches may be different. Hope this helps.

@Thebestnooby2011 Год назад

My heart is beating fast for this guy. Get better soon speed

@YT.Is.Not.A.Career Год назад

😂😅😂😅😂😅

@CROWZ_joey Год назад

@@YT.Is.Not.A.Careerwhaaa

@Theunicorn2012 Год назад

My heart is beating fast for this guy. Get better soon speed

@xanthiusdrake2775 11 месяцев назад

While with him as a person I do hope he gets better, another part of me shows pity, as this is somewhat like karma, with him struggling, since he has caused people to struggle with what he has done.

@jamesrosalis8533 5 месяцев назад

I'm 37, been dealing with cluster headaches since 22yrs old. It's tough, the only way I get by is reminding myself it won't kill me.

@catiehorner9336 Год назад

My dad has cluster headaches and its unbearable for him. When we couldn't afford the shots for them, my dad would get 151 rum to try and drink fast enough to pass himself out. He didn't care about the consequences, as long as he could get some relief so he could sleep. They'd last months with very few breaks throughout the day. It was especially when the headache would switch sides of his head. My heart goes out to anyone with these headaches.

@jess.0J Год назад

I love that you broke this down so thoroughly without acting like you’re the one who treated him. Some influencers who are in healthcare will jump to conclusions for views and I appreciate that you didn’t do that.

@speacialspecies Год назад

thank you for being respectful throughout the whole video and i hope speed gets better

@RoseTheDragon4053 Год назад

I like how doctor Mike is so informative, while still respecting IShowSpeed and his privacy.

@katrinv.8510 Год назад

I had cluster headaches for years.First time was horrible and happened during school... glad the ER doctor knew what was happening and was helpful with "treatment" like oxygen, pain medicine and later on medical botox. Hope he gets proper treatment

@jesslikescoffee24 Год назад

I definitely interpreted the “deadly” part of cluster headaches to be related to purposeful unaliving as a result of symptoms

@HermicraftAddict Год назад

This is a trigger warning. The dangerous part is when it gets so bad, you want to end it in anyway. This is the reason it's called the suicide headache. I was there for a year and I still get PTSD from that time despite being better

@cooliostarstache5474 Год назад

Headaches are the type of pain I fear the most because of just how debilitating they can be. I pray he gets better

@escloneusmc Месяц назад

i’ve had migraines and it is the worst, they suck so much they really are so bad, the worst that makes me humble, stay humble because these headaches can make anyone devastated and it’s no joke.

@calalyoko Год назад

Mental care is so important, and I hope his doctors are doing their best to reassure him. It can be scary not being able to open your eyes or think straight because of the pain. All the best to him, hope he recovers soon

@carolynbrooks892 Год назад

I will say, migraines and headaches are beyond miserable. It was thankfully a terrible migraine episode in 2020, that helped me get tested and found out I have MS. Absolutely love the information you provide. Would you do an episode on MS or speak with a neurologist? I'm always fascinated to learn as much as I can about the disease.

@dwaynejohnson4892 Год назад

As a huge fan of yours and a sufferer of cluster headaches, I’m so happy you talked about it and can say everything you said about CH is true and I have an oxygen concentrator that has honestly saved my life.

@redyokai3726 Год назад

Didn’t know the rock needed an oxygen concentrator

@kgrfirdjy Год назад

I often have had migraines since childhood and know pain with no useful function lasting up to 10 days sucks. While light sensitivity is bad, becoming confused, restless, and getting stuck trying to talk to explain what is going on is often worse.

@fluffytiger2367 Год назад

When I was a kid I got migraines so bad that I would throw up till my stomach was empty and sit on the floor and cry I can feel this mans pain, I hope he feels better.

@joblooksgaming Год назад

im sorry, i hope your migraines get better. wish you good luck bro

@goranpetrovic35 Год назад

They really are painful! I had them when I was younger as well, and I just wanted to bang my head against the wall lol. Hope you don’t get them again!

@swiftcartier6970 Год назад

Same bro

@harshittiwari8834 Год назад

Same thing happens with me once in a month

@christopher7952 Год назад

I am sorry, you went through hell

@DragonFrootJuice Год назад

2:34 bro said, "bye bye bro" 😭😭.

@tinyleahxxx19 Год назад

Like he was ready to die😢😢😢

@njyawndra8609 Год назад

I really can't tell if you're laughing or crying.

@DragonFrootJuice Год назад

@@njyawndra8609 I was laughing.

@AlstanRemediosMusic Год назад

Doc, you make me feel safe. THANK YOU. Much love from India! Keep at it! Love your stuff! God BLESS YOU and your family!

@Nicky01Hutson-xv5nq 7 месяцев назад

I just experienced a cluster headache last week. Bro I got so mad. SO PAINFUL. Hope he gets better. Praying for him.

@pennydaytreasures8173 Год назад

As a person who has a chronic spontaneous Csf leak my heart goes out to him. I’ve have experienced some horrendous horrible migraines and headaches to the point of hallucinating sounds. Frickin sucks I was misdiagnosed for years. Put on countless medication that never helped. Finally found a dr at Stanford that diagnosed me with a Csf leak and blood patches gave me my life back. My heart goes out to all those who suffer with being misdiagnosed… all my MRI and scans were essentially “normal” however my dr at Stanford found a few things every other dr and radiologist missed. I probably saw at least 50 doctors before I got into Stanford. I had drs laugh at me, and berate me for questioning them. It truly makes you want to give up. One of my issues my Csf leak caused was also tachycardia, so yeah I was told “anxiety” a lot too.

@noura213 Год назад

I feel this comment deeply it’s awful

@pennydaytreasures8173 Год назад

@@noura213 hugs to you! If you’ve been through the medical machine you know how horrible it can be. Finding a good doctor is key, but the amount of bad doctors you encounter on your way makes it so difficult

@NemoXForevermore Год назад

Thanks for the video! My entire family suffers from headaches of all kind and I've had migraines since I was 5 years old. I think the misconception of cluster headaches being the most deadly comes from them being sometimes referred to as 's*cide headaches' because of how painful and debilitating they are. My mother's migraines developed into cluster headaches for a few months after she had been battling migraines her entire life and my father suffered from chronic cluster headaches as well. I also suffer from both migraines and cluster headaches. I don't wish them on my worse enemy; they are so debilitating and I hope IShowSpeed is able to get this taken care of!

@kallieholman9329 Год назад

As one who suffers from cluster headaches I needed this video

@SofieBarr-bi1hz Год назад

as someone who also suffers from headaches, sometimes they will cause me to throw up. does this happen to you regularly or has it happened at all?

@Itzztimaaa Месяц назад

Hey docter just wondering if in one of your future videos you could maybe explain what causes headaches? Love you ❤❤

@YourLocalBlink247 Год назад

I've been watching Speed ever since and now finally all the things he did are paying off but hope he feels better! Speed regardless of his health is so egar to start playing games again and talk with his fans on stream. I mean he did soooo many things that caused an injury. He bit his lip when he crashed his car in a game, pierced his own nose, ate some really spicy things that caused him a severe stomachache and much more. What a warrior. Praying for him 🙏

@MsKassandraKotaku Год назад

I used to work with a woman who had chronic cluster headaches. She had surgery for it multiple times and was in the hospital for weeks at a time. Eventually, she was able to go a few months at a time without headaches from ketamine infusions. I still think it is one of the wildest treatments I've heard of but makes a world of a difference for her even if she has to travel hours to get to the hospital that gives them. Edit: As a chronic migraine sufferer I'm glad I don't have cluster headaches. Sure I get nausea, can't be in any light, and sometimes have visual hallucinations before an attack...but still cluster headaches seem wildly horrific.

@JamesCook76131 Год назад

Shrooms cured mine

@ScreenOT Год назад

@@JamesCook76131 lmao

@JamesCook76131 Год назад

@@ScreenOT for real, a lot of people with cluster headaches use them to help. I haven’t had one in 10 years now.

@jazzman7842 Год назад

@@JamesCook76131 if it works it works i guess

@ZUZANDERSEN Год назад

@@JamesCook76131i second that. Seriously, there is a study with this and after repeated episodes in the span of few years after shrooms it never came again. And now it's 5-6 years. Knock on wood.

@melissadecker7373 Год назад

Dr. Mike you should make a challenge video with a friend or family member listing certain conditions or symptoms and deciding whether you should go to an urgent care or an emergency room. I feel like people (me included) dont know the difference as well as the limitations of each when needing help!

@jaimerego4918 Год назад

Lol bot

@Jarthy Год назад

any medical related video make my toes curl but i keep coming back for more thanks to Mike the real one!

@tedlassagne8785 Год назад

Dr. Mike, thank you for a compassionate and non-judgmental analysis of his symptoms. He is in Tokyo, and the Japanese have a very good medical system. I hope Speed gets rid of those symptoms and is up and around quickly.

@Plaegu Год назад

As someone who suffered from Chronic Vestibular Migraines and constant vertigo along with it… thank you for making this video and spreading awareness with migraines. The cluster headaches are horrible, the vertigo which sometimes can last hours or a day can feel deadly as well…

@ashleymurphy9734 Год назад

I have the same issue and it is beyond debilitating. Wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.

@Plaegu Год назад

@@ashleymurphy9734 same… I could never do that to anyone. I went an entire month of not being able to leave my house because it was so bad and where I live I’m hours away from the hospital and I couldn’t handle the drive because of the vertigo. If you want to talk about your experience, I’d love to talk with you. I’ve met a few people on instagram who have been through the same thing and are now living better lives thanks to proper diagnosis and medication.

@duck-cf1tj Год назад

Long story : One day my mother was feeling a headache , she thought it was nothing.. then it got worse and worse, My dad was a doctor and so he brought her to a er, she began to puke and she was very sensitive to light and we thought it was a migraine.. So a few weeks later we rode the plane to phillipines and it got worse we set her a checkup to the doctors, again.. She got an mri and nothing showed up, she has to do another mri next week. The next week my mom got the mri and when we got results and she had a tumour, it was growing and growing my faily was devastated , she had surgery and... shes fine now. I asked why this happened and no one knew, even the doctors didnt know. ( sorry for bad grammar)

@Lucy_tv1 Год назад

I’m so sorry glad she is ok 😊

@Anonymous-pf5bz Год назад

your grammar is better than some of my friends bro ur good

@genericscottishchannel1603 Год назад

cut the ellipses

@binarycodereturns9974 Год назад

There are some tumors that really don't have a known cause. We call them idiopathic conditions.

@durr2740 Год назад

glad she’s okay now ❤

@ASoMGaming 11 месяцев назад

As someone who has cronic clusterheadach for the last 10 years, I can say that this pain is unimaginable. I really don't like "Speed" but I hope that he will feel better.

@LadeeLibra646 Год назад

I suffer with hemiplegic migraines and they are ROUGH. it ALWAYS makes me look like I'm having a stroke. They're very scary. I hope Speed will be okay❤️

@d.s.2636 Год назад

Dr Mike always has the most informative insights which really help expand one's horizon. Here specifically, I found it very interesting how he mentioned the heartrate looking normal in the background while ISpeed mentions his heart is racing. Keep up the good work! :)

@zimilemhlongo1310 Год назад

hope he feels better

@deathlessmile Год назад

Feeling like the world is coming to an end feels like an understatement 😭 it's why I am so thankful for everyday that I don't have that kind of headache

@flyekitescharlie Год назад

I hope speed gets well soon, this reminds me of me being in the hospital. God bless everyone going through bad times!

@Goaway863 Год назад

Poor guy. He looks like he’s in a lot of pain. Hope he recovers well

@KTSpeedruns Год назад

"poor guy"... Didn't he scam people out of millions?

@Soy_boy-by8ez Год назад

@@KTSpeedrunshe did??? When?? What happened :o

@0pBr001 Год назад

@@KTSpeedruns🤡🤓

@MrMcBlade769 Год назад

Lots of people don't know the guy well so they don't know the full story of the scam. But he still funny.

@DripMonarch Год назад

@@KTSpeedruns He brings happiness to so many people , he is curently suffering from the worst physical pain in the world , and all you have to say is this ? Dude do everyone in the universe a favour and dissappear , like seriously , you might just have the most pathetic existence in the cosmos .

@3one3curt80 Год назад

Been having cluster headaches ever since I’ve been out of high school I’m 28 now.. wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy

@brittanymurray3753 Год назад

Nobody can tell me about why I still have seizures, not even neurologists, so it was really cool to learn about migraines and headaches! Thank you for the info!

@DoctorEyeHealth Год назад

Hey Dr. Mike, appreciate you going so in-depth on headache diagnosis, but have you ever seen a cluster headache cause that level of orbital swelling??? Of course, we don't know, but based on the images, I would be thinking preseptal or orbital cellulitis until proven otherwise.

@DoctorMike Год назад

Def on the same page with you and I actually shared that with my team here. But within this video I wanted to be very clear to not speculate about the condition. I only chose to discuss cluster headaches based on the fact that he introduced the diagnosis.

@DoctorEyeHealth Год назад

@@DoctorMike Yes, I figured that's why you focused on the subject. Either way, great video, and congrats on being such a great leader for medical content!

@PCGamesGoViral Год назад

@@DoctorMike Hi, Doctor Mike!

@PCGamesGoViral Год назад

@@DoctorMike Hi, Doctor Mike! Thanks for making a video informing us about IShowSpeed's condition and the condition overall and I hope he gets better, including others who have that condition or similar conditions as that, as it can be quite stressful. Anyways, thanks for making a video on this subject and I hope IShowSpeed gets well soon. ❤

@PCGamesGoViral Год назад

@@DoctorMike Also, I want to tell you that I have been struggling with issues and I am currently seeking help. I cannot disclose what it is here because it is private, but I appreciate what you are doing and your education which helps us understand more about this stuff. But yeah, I am currently seeking help and hoping my issues get solved. Because I am concerned about my health and I don't know if it is a serious issue or not. I am currently in the process of getting it checked out and I am hoping everything goes smoothly. It's just that I am concerned about my health.

@fakepng1 Год назад

I had horrible symptoms like this almost half a year ago, it's horribly painful. Though I didn't say much about it to anyone else, I just tought I had a migraine. I recommend telling about even mild symptoms like this to your loved ones and the doctor.

@SofieBarr-bi1hz Год назад

as someone who also suffers from headaches, sometimes they will cause me to throw up. does this happen to you regularly or has it happened at all? js owndering

@tormentedstar8480 Год назад

I already feel bad enough with migraines, i hope i never have a cluster headache

@yfnato4139 Год назад

Imagine going through this almost everyday for seven years straight and still ongoing. Skipping days, even weeks of school, work and family time. Makes me sad knowing I have to live the rest of my life with cluster headaches.

@thegalhorowitz Год назад

some heal by ketamine or psychedelic therapy. I had a similar issue and Im much better so dont loose hope

@MohsinAli-jt5rk Год назад

@@thegalhorowitzah yes get onto crackhead drugs. Why don’t you change your diet?

@ren.8137 Год назад

Dont stop looking for a natural cure. Try fasting, different diets etc. You probably already have but yeah, good luck 🙏🏻

@R2debo_ Год назад

That from him hitting his head so much really praying for bro ❤

@brettcameron101 Год назад

I started getting hemipelegic migranes in my mid-20s, and it has been completely life altering. The pain, the intense auras (vision loss, slurred speech, dizziness, confusion, partial paralysis,etc.) I would not wish migranes or cluster headaches on my worst enemy. They are truly horrible.

@jackie.13.swiftie 5 месяцев назад

Props to Dr mike for not fully diagnosing him bc that shows how generally civil he is. Like he says "I won't bc I'm not his real doctor" and thank u for that man 👍👍👍

@JillionZee Год назад

Thank you Dr Mike for breaking down IShowSpeeds incident. I hope Speed gets better soon, and can go back to streaming, and being his goofy and funny self. Sewy for life Speed ✊

@curatedhub263 Год назад

Genuinely praying for that young man. Thanks and blessings to those that have been treating him and looking after him. I hope heals up and gets to being his rambunctious self.

@laurenbenoit6209 Год назад

Hey dr Mike! I was wondering if sometime you can make a video about what happens to your body when you have epilepsy? I was recently diagnosed and am genuinely curious. Love your videos!