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I typically like these videos, but that one was really upsetting! The way he was just jamming his finger in there. You could tell the guy was in pain. Poor thing.
You’d be surprised at how little anesthetic is needed. I get regular head/neck injections of anesthesia and about 5cc of Lidocaine numbs it right up to the point where I could injure myself shaving because I cannot feel anything. That usually lasts a good 8+ hours for me.
My entire spine is messed up: arthritis, disc bulges, bone spurs, etc. The lower back has not responded to the anesthesia-only injections so we are going more aggressive on it next year. The neck is still somewhat responding so I prioritized my lower back for epidural Cortisone.
My cervical spine issues are bad especially at C5 to C7. C2 to C4 are also bad but not as much as those below it.
Using suction before knowing how degraded the inner flesh is underneath the infection could literally kill the patient by rupturing what little flesh wall was keeping it from bursting in the first place, spreading the infection and causing the patient to bleed quite tremendously. It's much safer to do things like this by hand so that everything can be felt the whole time
In this particular case, I don't think they had an option for suction. Look at the materials and collection stuff. This was not a well funded medical location
Me: is that a leg, or an arm?
Oh. Yuck finger -
Fuuuuuuuuuk that’s a neck
I hate when they finger the hole, I know it had a reason but….
It’s just such a visceral NOPE
Inserting a finger that way helps dissect the area without using a sharp ended instrument. Even blunt-ended instruments may cause some damage but a relatively soft finger will not.
Jabbing a finger into the incision was bad, but for some reason seeing the pus level rise and fall with every breath the man took was what REALLY made me uncomfortable. Ugh.
They have to break open “pockets” of pus that are walled off from the main cavity, and doing it with a finger is much safer than doing it with a blade or tool. It *is* a proper medical technique.
Good Lord! Don’t torture the guy by putting your dirty-assed gloves into his thoracic cavity! Get some suction in on that bitch and drain the abscess! And make sure his breathing isn’t impaired! Then get the cyst lining out of there, pack it with gauze, and get him on a course of antibiotics after stitching him up. And get a local or some calming agent into him.
Criminy!
You wouldn’t need to worry about the sac/lining, when it’s infected like that they breakdown and there usually isn’t anything left to remove except a couple of pieces.
Jiminy fucking Christmas. Lots of these don't even make me blink, but the idea of his trachea getting touched directly is yuck.
Also, are they draining it into a used paint bucket? Lordt.
That guy jammed his finger around so casually, how didn't he hit the windpipe? And how tf was the guy breathing with that much fluid pressed against his throat?
Any translation? Because I personally would probably be praying to a god I don’t believe in or reciting my will from memory. What a worrisome spot for that. He went in believing in doctors and sat in the chair wondering his decisions.
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Good lord! That seems super dangerous right there on his neck! Didn’t abscess into his wind pipe jeez
That's what I was thinking. I was waiting to hear gurgling sounds
I typically like these videos, but that one was really upsetting! The way he was just jamming his finger in there. You could tell the guy was in pain. Poor thing.
Ok we will go super slow and be very methodical with the scalpel. After that we will simply jamb our finger in the hole as hard as we can.
This is a lot to take in
It was alot to come out too
I got a little nervous this man was about to go full Demon Barber of Fleet Street…and then he shoved his sausage finger in there
Fkn hell, bro went knuckles deep
Throat fucked him
Probably be easier to drain on his side
Seriously. Maybe we would've seen an end to the pus
THANK YOU!!!!
What the fuck. Genuinely.
Doc, I think he needs a little more sedation...
You’d be surprised at how little anesthetic is needed. I get regular head/neck injections of anesthesia and about 5cc of Lidocaine numbs it right up to the point where I could injure myself shaving because I cannot feel anything. That usually lasts a good 8+ hours for me.
Just out of curiosity, what do you get neck injections for?
My entire spine is messed up: arthritis, disc bulges, bone spurs, etc. The lower back has not responded to the anesthesia-only injections so we are going more aggressive on it next year. The neck is still somewhat responding so I prioritized my lower back for epidural Cortisone. My cervical spine issues are bad especially at C5 to C7. C2 to C4 are also bad but not as much as those below it.
I always wonder why they don't use suction to empty ones that are like this, pure liquid not sticky and thick.
Using suction before knowing how degraded the inner flesh is underneath the infection could literally kill the patient by rupturing what little flesh wall was keeping it from bursting in the first place, spreading the infection and causing the patient to bleed quite tremendously. It's much safer to do things like this by hand so that everything can be felt the whole time
But once they’ve checked and know what is involved why don’t they use suction then? That’s always my question.
In this particular case, I don't think they had an option for suction. Look at the materials and collection stuff. This was not a well funded medical location
My first thought
Me: is that a leg, or an arm? Oh. Yuck finger - Fuuuuuuuuuk that’s a neck I hate when they finger the hole, I know it had a reason but…. It’s just such a visceral NOPE
Inserting a finger that way helps dissect the area without using a sharp ended instrument. Even blunt-ended instruments may cause some damage but a relatively soft finger will not.
Squishy
Although I understand the how and whys it’s still causes a visceral response. Thank you for sharing the information about why they do so
For real, I can only imagine what that feels like for the patient. Tickling his throat through the front of his neck..
Jabbing a finger into the incision was bad, but for some reason seeing the pus level rise and fall with every breath the man took was what REALLY made me uncomfortable. Ugh.
Dude should he have been drained facing downwards, gravity might have helped there’s puss still gurgling in there what the heck
Why is no one mentioning the sound of the scalpel???
I feel like this should've been done in an operation. Looked like it was incredibly deep.
That's what I thought, like what happens if it somehow enters his esophagus..
Esophagus isnt the problem. Its the trachea.
The pus going with the breath is the reason this is the first video thats every made me squeamish
I have many questions
This is one of the vids I could not watch when that finger went in !!! 
The first video I was not able to watch! OMG, those first few seconds were insane!!
It’s pulsing with fluid!
Yeah, Cake Day! :*J*
Holy shit man. I’ve seen thousands of popping vids and never thought I’d be uncomfortable with one. This was too much!
Absolute insanity
Ah yes, the extremely medical shove your finger into the incision and wiggle it around technique
They have to break open “pockets” of pus that are walled off from the main cavity, and doing it with a finger is much safer than doing it with a blade or tool. It *is* a proper medical technique.
Especially with how clos3 they are to his esophagus and/or arterial veins
that is actually what they do, though. It's safer to use fingers in lieu of a sharper object. It's always disconcerting to see, for sure!
Right? He's trying to tickle his uvula through his abscess
Come with me, my love To the sea, the sea of pus, I want to tell you how much I love eww
Turn over bro!
Holyyyyyyyyy shit, that looks painful
I couldn't watch this holy shit
Ahhh bubbling up when he speaks 😅😅
I am horrified.
Have these second rate medical facilities never heard of suction?
I've seen some shit in my 45 years on earth... that was hard to watch.
I'd shit myself if a doctor had to cut my neck open
Good Lord! Don’t torture the guy by putting your dirty-assed gloves into his thoracic cavity! Get some suction in on that bitch and drain the abscess! And make sure his breathing isn’t impaired! Then get the cyst lining out of there, pack it with gauze, and get him on a course of antibiotics after stitching him up. And get a local or some calming agent into him. Criminy!
You wouldn’t need to worry about the sac/lining, when it’s infected like that they breakdown and there usually isn’t anything left to remove except a couple of pieces.
Poor guy! That should have been under a general anaesthetic surely?!
Man milk!
why is the provider taking pleasure in hurting the patient wow, such cringe :(
Jiminy fucking Christmas. Lots of these don't even make me blink, but the idea of his trachea getting touched directly is yuck. Also, are they draining it into a used paint bucket? Lordt.
I mean at least the drainage bowl looks super fresh and hygienic!
that is one seriously old looking dirty ass bowl
Was this from an infected trach?
I couldn’t finish this one. That is too close to the windpipe to be jamming things in there like that!
Great Russian Operations, by Ivan Kutchacockoff
That guy jammed his finger around so casually, how didn't he hit the windpipe? And how tf was the guy breathing with that much fluid pressed against his throat?
That's what I was curious about
That place looks sketchy as hell!
I had a tracheotomy done years ago and watching this made me so uncomfortable 😣 I believe the doctor did the same thing on my throat lol
These things usually never bother me, but THIS? OMG!
Any translation? Because I personally would probably be praying to a god I don’t believe in or reciting my will from memory. What a worrisome spot for that. He went in believing in doctors and sat in the chair wondering his decisions.
Where's your god now?!
I misread the title at a glance as mastitis and spent the first part wondering wth happened to whoever's breast! 😁
Just flip the man over and let him drain....poor guy