Stepped on a lego

im pretty careful (and healthy) in life but its between stepping on multiple pieces of glass at the same time or cracking my knee

I was nine years old and I had a kidney stone which I am very unlucky

I broke my tibia and fibula playing cricket

Hey doc since you mention kidney Stones there Is a joke on family huy with none other than the legendary muddy estera suffering from a kidney Stone

That’s what my mom said when she had kidney stones a few years ago. She said she rather give birth again rather than go through kidney stones.

My mother said the same thing I also had a friend who’s mom had gout and gave birth and she said gout was worse.

Giving birth doesn’t hurt as much as women make out. Stepping on Lego, now that’s pain.

I had kidney stones and didn't feel them. I just had bursts of fever.

@@edi9892 that’s lucky

Goodness. Ouch. I hope you won’t go through that again.

oh my, god bless you, and hope it wouldn't happen

I hope it never happens again. Yup im sure 0 out 5 LoL

You need to fix your eating habits I have never had kidney stones and I drink pop like it's water in a desert

Im hope you and i don't get one

Thank you so much! I appreciate it!

That's not pretty good. Stay strong, Metal Gear Bro.

Man, mine were not nearly that bad but, I have had some that had me yelling and cussing out into the night.

I know that pain I’d sit on my legs just to make the pain go away but now I’ve somewhat trained my body when one starts happening I jump out of bed and walk around. It normally works. You gotta be quick about it.

I swear I always be waking up at like 1 am with calf cramps. Worse is when the hamstring goes too.

I got sciatica a month ago. It's like sitting on a big nail that goes straight to the pelvic nerve if you set the wrong way. It's awful.

How big was it?

lucky, ive had 8! and been stabbed trying to cut things 6 times and i got shot at by a sniper in the heart, i had to get twelve transplants since the other hearts werent functioning!

I can relate, I also had very sensitive knees and I also managed to smash them into everything

Just got the funny bone twice ik your pain and your lucky that's the worse

I did something similar and to this day my knee still hurts if I hit it wrong. It hurt so bad I genuinely thought I fractured or broke it

When I was in 3rd grade I managed to fall down an asphalt hill on the playground. Rode my knee the whole way down. Immeasurable pain, couldn't walk, had to be taken home. Nobody could tell us what happened. Two weeks later I jumped on my bed and landed on my knees and about died. It was still so intense. I also fell off equipment on the playground when my parents took me (school playground was open after hours) and dropped my tailbone on a stone...HOLY...I couldn't breathe for a moment. I've spent a decent amount of ER time the last couple years but I'd take those IVs, the ABG, etc over that any day.

The knees have a nerve center that, when hit, can cause a debilitating response like getting hit in the solar plexus. If knee pain is the worst you’ve had so far, you’re pretty lucky, though. It’s bad but not kidney stone bad.

Love that idea!

@@DoctorER well it WAS your idea Dr Wagner haha. I’m also looking forwards to that video

The worst pain i have felt is getting kicked in the balls hard

Thank you!!

@@DoctorER Stay healthy, my friend!

*closest bathroom

How are you faring?

​@@AleisterSorinMarkovI sorta liked skis test 😂 I'm sorry you're having to live with this. My sole piece of advice to offer is don't give up on physical activity completely. Maybe try a foot stepper or pedal you put on the floor and work your lower legs. If a few seconds is all you manage, okay. A few minutes do a few more. A lot of my patients have bad COPD with the same issue. Some of them have made progress this way. It takes a lot of willpower but you may even regain a sense of purpose and that could only help. Best of luck to you.

I know someone who rescued a dog who had his tail and balls ripped off! (Among other injuries) There's only one type of monster in this world and that are humans!

😭💔

You're a fine human being.

I remembered I had 6 in 2 months it was painful I stopped eating for 2 days I only ate 2 times a day and I had one yesterday so I went to the hospital the results said I had an infection

Can confirm. Had the "pleasure" of it happening twice in my life. The second one nearly made me faint and I remember thinking I was going to throw up due to the pain

I had torsion. It sucked

Jup i can confirm that. It hurt so bad, i wasnt even able to walk, they had to put me in a wheelchair. But what was even worse, after i woke up the next Morning and the Nurse came to check the wound, he said, 3 of the stitches opend again, so he went to get sewing stuff. When he came back, he fixed the 3 stitches... without giving me any painkillers or anesthesia... boi that fucking hurt so bad. After he was done, he asked me if i did not take my painkillers that Morning... well obviously not cuz i woke up due to him walking in my room. I never ever wish any Man to get this kind of pain. A kick in the Balls is nothing, absolutly nothing compared to a testucular torsion.

Never had torsion, it sucked

@@nutofwisdom791 you do not want it

Something that felt like a knife digging into your sides only ranked a 7?

@@KuroiXHF I've had worse

@@munirmustafa9109 ever heard of TMJ?

@@KuroiXHF kicked in the balls a 10/10 pain

Pleurisy was the absolute worst and heat was the only thing that seemed to help me when I was going through it.

@@Typhabock yeah it sucks, my pain didn't subside until after a day or 2 on antibiotics

Yikes! I smashed a finger and they had to remove the nail and do stitches. The nerve block was just like you describe but obviously on a less sensitive area.

That’s like irregular heartbeat right or something with the heart Rhythm

@@RamboBrazyy Yeah exactly, it's a second semi-active nerve that sends signals to the heart if it is triggered. The trigger is/was unknown when I had that condition (it might be known now, but I didn't read any recent studies on that topic). My heart rate peaked at 254 bpm. I made a full recovery but the process was awful (too much cardio lol).

Thank you so much! Let me know what you’d like to see me break down next on the channel! 😁

@@DoctorER I'd honestly love if you'd do more video game injuries reactions, I'm not really a big gamer but I'm sure there's people who know a lot more about those than I do, thank you for taking your time to reply! 💜

I suffer with TMJ too, mostly due to chronic bruxism while sleeping (which has also lead to me having almost no enamel left on my teeth). It's horrible isn't it? Sometimes a warm compress (a hot water bottle for example) can help a little and maybe some codeine can help but nothing gets rid of it. I quite literally feel your pain!

@@Miss-Anne-Thrope yeah, TMJ can go to hell. Luckily I have some techniques that can help control my stress and anger.

How the hell do you fracture a femur? Doesn't it take an extreme amount of force to fracture it

@@Oatmea1L Yup! Playing Ice Hockey, I was going almost full speed and got tripped from behind, causing me to hit the side of the rink knee first

My next step is pissing it out. Ik urs broke up, but was there any pain with actually peeing it out?

@@fazeapplestic9420 in my case, none. Either the fragments were small enough to pass freely or my body reabsorbed the remaining pieces. However, it's most likely that there will be some sort of discomfort, depending on the size of the remnants. I wish you the best.

@@metalheadmike3333 ight thx man. I don’t wanna go thru any of that pain again lol.

As a kid someone pushed me over and I nearly hit the corner of the furniture. It just hit my ear and ripped it. I completely forgot about that!

This happened to me but I didn't remove anything

@@jamaaelmariano3242 oh my that's very peculiar that that happened to you especially since you said you didn't have surgery or anything removed.

@@MattWolfe1019 Yeah it started off with a simple soar throat, then when I woke up the next day I felt like I strained the back of my mouth with heavy snoring which I don't do normally. Hurt like hell

@@jamaaelmariano3242 yeah I can't imagine going through something like that.

What kind of sword did you get hit with? I got hit in the knee with a machete when I was a little kid but it didn’t do much damage, but a tomahawk a few years ago gave me a real nice flesh wound

I've had some painful injuries and not so painful. The most memorable and painful was when an iron fell on my back. It was an accident, but it was on, and somehow the pain didn't register until it gave me a second degree burn. This was when I was almost 10, over a decade ago. 10/10 pain for sure, and the treatments sucked as well. Needed cream on my back all the time, and the bandages would tear the skin each time they needed changing. Worst experience of my life. Another experience later, I was having a pillow fight with my cousin. Was running into a room when the wind came and slammed the door on my fingers, the metal part that keeps it shut. skin was completely torn off from 2 of my fingers, and I could see my veins. I was screaming bloody murder, and yes it was 10/10 pain. Thankfully today they are fully functional. The initial experience sucked, but the treatment wasn't as bad as treating my back. 3rd one you'd think would be painful, but I had definitely been through worse at that point. Highschool, I broke my right 5th metacarpal bone during volleyball. It went low and I dived for it, and it was in an awkward area to dig. I got it over but cracked the back of my hand on the floor. I got up and looked at my hand, and you could see the back of it on the right was swollen. I showed my teacher and he told me to go to the hospital. Pain was a 4 at worst. They put me on gas when they set it, and I thought it was hilarious that my voice sounded deep, but to them it was high. I said imagine how painful this would be without gas, and the doctor said I would be punching him xD. Certainly not the worst treatment, but definitely the most boring. The muscles kept moving my bone out of place, so they did surgery to put a metal plate in to hold the bone in the correct position as it healed. I guess the muscles in that part of the hand can be tense. Honestly the worst part about it was I wasn't able to play video games for like 6 weeks, I got out of the cast after a few and put into a splint. Then I got the splint off later. Had to do these annoying massages on my hand. Worth it though, I can fully open and close my hand no problem. But man 6 weeks no video games. Boring I tell you. Last and most recent one, 2020, 4 years after graduation I got chronic ingrown toenails. I thought not playing video games for 6 weeks sucked. I had them for the whole year! Ingrown toenails are classed as chronic after 6 months of having them. They kept coming back, and each one was just as painful as the other. On their own without pressure it was a 5, but I couldn't wear shoes at all, because the pain would go up to an 8 from any pressure. The treatments also sucked. They are called excisions. The doctor would inject anaesthetic in 3 locations on the toe, then once it is numb, they use a tool that looked like really thin and small scissors to go underneath on the side of the affected toe. Cut off 1/4 of the toenail completely, then they use another tool to dig under the flap on the side and pull out the ingrown one. Then they put medicine and antiseptic ointment in, and bandage it up. I had that procedure done 4 times. The other times were when they decided it was time for the matrix to go, a part of the bedding under the toenail that actually grows the nail. It wasn't completely removed, just on the sides, so the nails can't grow into the skin on the side anymore. They look mostly normal now. After the treatments it would take a while for the nail to grow back, but after the matrix was burnt with acid, they don't grow into the sides anymore which was causing them to be ingrown. One experience was terrible. There was always a burning pain a few hours after the minor surgeries, but on one of them it got really bad. 8 out of 10 pain for quite a number of hours, and I was playing video games to try distract myself. Honestly though, so much time went into making appointments and dealing with my ingrown nails. What I experienced today was nothing compared to that. Woke up in the morning and vomited in the toilet, violently enough that some came out my nose. I think a stomach bug caused it. Didn't vomit after that but I did have the runs. Nasty smell and taste, and I slept the day away. But that just reminded me of not the most painful one off experiences, but definitely not fun. My right eardrum was ruptured once, and I was put on eardrops. Didn't realise I was allergic to them until 2 weeks later. That whole time, vomiting, the runs, dizziness, nausea, headaches, fatigue and drowsiness. NOT fun.

@@keegan959 It was a Katana used for cutting Tatami mats. It was well cared for. However, it fell, and my dumb instinct was to catch it...

@@keegan959 How did you get your wounds? Machete and ax sound pretty much like some 3rd world conflict zone... However, I do know someone who got hit by a spear (actually a big kitchen knife on a broomstick) and I know someone who did have a saber duel in the late 20th century (was about a girl and the other guy hoped to get away with murder by making it a duel). Thus, I'm just waiting for someone who took an arrow to the knee. LOL.

So no one gonna mention he wanted to kill his dad

How did they finally conclude this as your diagnosis? I'm constantly in pain with my back, have disc Degeneration, an SI Joint Fusion because my SI Joint was dislocated. They didn't know it was dislocated until the SI fusion surgery. I have also had a Microdiscectomy, but have been told that the disc is herniated again... now I'm laying here in so much pain because I got up Monday morning at 2 AM and almost hit the floor from the amount of pain I'm in. What they have me at the ER today did absolutely nothing to help and now I'm laying here with tears falling trying to let my husband sleep so he can take me to the spine Dr in the morning and then go to work himself after that.