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this guy is a hack jesus he could have injected straight in artery or nerve

I'm having one done tomorrow and I'm scared to death

Hi doc whats the name of ur medicine? Is that anti inflammatory steroid? What inject medicine nane u van suggest because i do have cts thank u

Is this like a shock when you touch your tongue to a 9 volt battery?

“Sometimes we can get the local radio station, it’s usually country music” Doc saw the Jack Daniels shirt and went for it. Full time doctor, part time comedian

That quack should have frozen the area first before injecting💩

He said survived,that means that really hurts.

I had one on my legs and was told that it would be minor pain and no after effects. LIARS!!! It was HORRIBLY painful during the procedure and I have lingering pain and nerve fluttering (they said the test was normal, so this is not the response of neural disfunction). Had they been honest with me about the potential pain and after effects, I NEVER would have gone thru with it!!!

I have a 30 injection in one day because Iam have a surgery

If I ever had to get one of these injections I would go to the liquor store drink a pint to myself vodka rum or whiskey and then I would take a bunch of Kratom and get absolutely annihilated. This looks downright terrifying

In NYC, NY Pain Relief Dr Suelane Duo Oro performs this. Saved my life!

This is real! I had no hope left in life after 7 years of FMF which is untreatable. Pills never worked but this pump works with a fraction of Dilaudid compared to orals. I don’t fell pain or the medication again

How painful is the refill procedure

This is not how they are refilled in Wisconsin. In Wisconsin you go to the clinic and NOT UNDER A MRI MACHINE OR NOTHING THE DOCTOR FEELS FOR THE MACHINE LOCATE INSIDE MY BODY AND BLINDLY GOES IN THE SKIN HOPING ITS IN THE INJECTION SITE. Now with that being said. It was just 11/22/2023 when I coded do to the fentanyl releasing in a different part of my vessels when getting the pain pump refilled. So while waiting in the waiting room for time to be up and to go home I felt high as hell and very dizzy and itchy; causing me to inform the receptionist that I didn’t feel very great. She said oh you only have 5 more minutes to leave. I told her again no I feel to high and very itchy and I am very uncomfortable. Then after that I came back to about one and a half hour later with a very bad feeling, headache and nasty taste in my mouth from the narcan that had to be giving to save my life. I was grateful they saved my life but pissed it even happened

She did feel it and it did hurt... don't lie. 😢

Wish I could find a doctors like him, that understands the pain. I can’t find a good one in Houston that understands

I’m a 40-year-old male that lives in Houston Texas test suffers from chronic back pain. I have a spinal stimulator and a fusion. I have two eight inch rods, six screws, and a plate. My pain management doctor will not write me any kind of prescription because they say I’m too young, but can they put any other medication in there because morphine has no effect on me? Not sure what to do, my pain level is always a10 and I get no help from my pain management. It seems like.

Had mine done today and the only thing odd was that I had to undress and only be in my underwear even tho i had loose clothing and it was on my hands 😂😅

Last time I had a CT scan was 20 years ago on an older GE CT scanner I believe it was a light speed QXI scanner but the displays and the controls were on the left and right side of the machine

I'm looking at getting one. I have a stimulator. That has had 3 revisions and paddle leads put it and now my scar tissue is building again and the machine is failing. I hope something will work

You were an orphan because Machon Shlomo convinced you it was the only place in the world with truth, didn't help you figure out where to go, didn't introduce you to anybody, and didn't keep in touch.

Promo*SM 🏃

So I know this video is like 4 years old. I just now came across it. I became an xray tech in 1999. My first job was in an orthopedic office! yes you learn a ton of stuff! Then I went to a shock trauma center in Baltimore. Man, did I learn more stuff!! After years of going to this and that place, "meaning offices and hospitals' and picked up learning CT. Now I work in an Emergency room. Have been for a few years. It takes a long time to fully understand CT and know it well. I think in my opinion that these CT schoolings that are offered with out ANY prior education in anatomy or radiation is horrible!! It's like you have a robot scanning you! All they learn is how to operate a medical machine! Shameful!! This male tech was okay, he understood the patience's un able to breath. I get it, have been there MANY times!

I'm 55 years old. In 2000 I was blessed with a brain injury due some impact to my left temporal lobe ( I have no memory of the incident). By 2014 I was starting to have episodes where I was spacing out and losing time, essentially. I thought these episodes were harmless and possibly due to being tired or whatever. These initial episodes were only occurring once or twice a month. But as time went along. my episodes became more frequent and started causing me severe headaches. I still did nothing to figure out what was causing these issues. By 2019, these episodes started including physical aspects. I was starting to experience my legs shaking uncontrollably. Fast forward to 2021 and the episodes became full blown tonic-clonic seizures, sometimes multiple times in a day, but not every day. It seems the initial episodes I was having was absence seizures. I was put on zonegran as my first script. This medication was horrible for me. I went eight days without sleep, no appetite, couldn't balance, on and off double vision and my insides felt like they were vibrating. I was weaned off the zonegran and put on lamictal. The lamictal seemed to lessen the seisures at first. But I started having breakthrough seizures so lacosamide was added. The combination of the two meds seemed to be working pretty well but after a while I began having more breakthrough seizures that were pretty severe. At that point I was prescribed diastat to be administered rectally. My poor daughter, 23 years old had to administer the diastat twice, and it did the job. At this point I switched neurologists and my current neurologist lowered all my dosages and set me up to have my vns implanted. Since the vns was put in, I've had no major seizures. I do still have the absence seizures a few times a month, occasionally multiple times in a week. I'm pretty happy with the results. But I wonder why my previous neuro didn't even bring the vns up. All he did is keep upping my dosages. I do hate the side effects, however. The hoarseness it gives me every thirty seconds is rough. I am maxed out on my setting as well. I still take the lamictal and the lacosamide. I still suffer from insomnia as well. My day to day life is much more tolerable. I am less worried about being in public. Having a seizure in front of people is devastating and embarrassing. Even though people tell me there's nothing to be embarrassed about. People can say that, until its them having a seizure. Drooling, bouncing around, pissing my pants and then an ambulance showing up is pretty embarrassing. But things are better with the vns. It was a positive choice for me.

I don’t know if I should be worried that mine wasn’t done brutally like that or the fact it was done with care, I have TFCC injury, it was applied on the bony area of the wrist, directly at the tendon and another on the side of it, Was there any need for that needle to pierce through the poor man’s hand in that velocity? It’s a serious question 😅

This is the sort of doctor that comes up with bright ideas like frontal lobotomies and bloodletting.

Wow. Wham bam, thank you ma'am. And he's out!

It’s NOTHING like this!

This guy sucks!! I had one today and it was very gentle no pain

Its look really painful😢

I got the VNS implant implant several years ago. It did slow down my seizures but it hurt and I had to get used to it. Mine shocks me every 30 secs so thank God it's gotten better. I still have problems when I get the extra shock, it makes me feel like I can't breathe, I hate that part. I just try not to get my heart rate elevated.

OMG I had some done on both wrists Tuesday and I hardly felt a thing. All guided by ultrasound, so that was insane.

Same test. Same guy actually did my test today.

Respect

I had a cortisone shot before but it was never like that

Where is this doctor located?

So sorry doc mazel tov to all Shalom

As a physician this is a horrible approach. 1) ethyl chloride (topical spray) takes more than 3 seconds to provide anesthesia 2) the needle is far too big a gauge and unnecessarily long 3) the rapid insertion with that large of a needle is high risk to sever a nerve and leave this patient disabled for life 4) there’s absolutely no reason not to have the patient have their forearm laid stable on a firm surface such as the exam bed. Too much room for error. 5) there is still air within the syringe. This should be expressed before insertion. If you look closely, the air was also injected. --- This can easily be avoided, by using a 27 or 30 gauge needle with a maximum length of 3/4 “ A slow/delicate approach allows the patient to report pain and numbness with insertion if you contact a nerve. If a needle, contacts a nerve it can easily be withdrawn slightly and repositioned to decrease potential damage

What are the chances a doctor could injure a nerve when doing the EMG/nerve conduction, when using the needle?? I just had an EMG/NCS about three weeks ago and I am having pain and weakness in my ankles and feet that I have never had before in my life. This is a brand new sudden onset of symptoms. I am not diabetic or prediabetic, and I never had neuropathy. Please help.

Short and sweet. Thank you

Can the EMG test alone cause any potential harm or is there any risk in the test alone?

well, I'm more terrified with what will emg discover than examination itself.

I am horrified of the needle part. I have to use numbing cream to get shots or blood draws. I can't even look at needles without nearly vomiting. I don't think I will be able to do it.

I'm doing this before having another spine surgery. I need to lose a significant amount of weight so a final spine surgery will be successful. This pain pump will make it possible for me to get more active and lose some weight.

What a nice Dr. I’d see him.

I just had this done my doctor is a pro he didn't do mine like that at all

Had one today 😩

Had this done today. I only had the electric shock part done. It really isn't that bad. It's more of a weird sensation than a pain. The worry was worse than the test.

Just got this test done & i can assure you I felt no pain at all, just slight shocks which feels like winter clothes static and too after initial shock will fell just like a tingling sensation. So don't worry at all. All d best. 👍

Well snap he went in, was reminded of what he’s there for, injected and left! Now you have it 🤪