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Paolo from Tokyo did this for a video. This checkup would cost a fortune in the US. They billed me $8000 for just one abdominal scan.

Cries in American healthcare

Thumbnail is diabolical 💀😭

That lady sounds so nice. Willing to use simple Japanese just to make sure he understood and could reply.

I believe the blowing air into the eye ball is to test eye pressure inside the eye. This is pretty common test done at optometrist office when you get your eyes checked for new glasses and contacts.

Gotta fight tooth and nail to even try to get a fraction of this here in the US. And it'd cost you a kidney...

I'm older than Connor. This whole time, I thought he was older than me. Like, I watched this guy since I was 15!!!

The eye pictures are retinal scans, looking for retinal health, blood vessels, macular health, etc. The puff of air is the glaucoma test, checking the pressure inside of your eyes.

ohh the good old eyeball flashbang. i've had those at the optician a few times, you need bad vision to get them automatically.

Im so used to eye tests that the pressure one was like yeah you do this literally all the time. Meanwhile, I forget that I've been visually impaired my whole life 😂

honestly he should've taken the allergy test. everyone is allergic to something

Dudes upset from gaining weight, but gained so much muscle from the cycleothon. Gotta take that cake into consideration.

Danbggg ive been considering medical tourism cause like theres alot of procedures here in the us that are like $10,000+ i had to get like 10 mris already gettin another one soon… but the genetic testing is whats so messed up here in the us so its super interesting to see other healthcare systems!

I had to drink barium for stomach scans and omg i still gag

It's best to be safe than sorry

He never had an ultrasound before, that's wild to hear. We had thouse at school mandatory once couple of years

I gave the lady jokes. I said my uterus look like two ET’s playing chess.

I got diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis at 29 from an MRI and a lumbar puncture. MRIs show things that a CT Scan can't show at all.

I remember barium tasting kind of like Mylanta. Of course, I could be wrong, too, since my sense of taste and smell was different at that point, and I was in a lot of pain.

The air pressure machine terrifies me.

as someone who gets medical tests all the time because of my health issues it really really isnt fun. worst part for me is when they take a shit ton of blood viles

I had an upper GI with barrium and what you don’t expect is that white gloop comes out looking like melted rainbow sherbet lol. Also when i had it they mixed it with diet Sierra Mist which tastes like ass. Like plaster flavored with lemon floor cleaner 🤮

japanese laxatives are fucking next level.

Honestly, I need to go to japan for medical tests. Cause Canadians have to fight for appointments and tests. You’d need to be on death’s door and still wait 8 months for specialists to help save your life.

It would be a terrible thing if Mousey out lived her monkie

I don't think the allergist prick test would work for you considering you have mild hemophilia. Your skin would probably react regardless. I have sensitive skin and it reacted with everything.

べん = ben = poop うんこ = unko = poop

He has what

All this costs exactly €0 (=$0) in Germany 😂 well, you pay like €100-€1000 a month for medical insurance (depending on your salary)

4:24 was it a hida? I had a hida scan done and they injected radioactive stuff into me

being far, if i had the money like him, every January i would spend like days doing a super giga pack like he said, maybe i would even ask for two just for funnies in different hospitais just because why not, and if i had grown older, i would change that to 6 months. Most of diseases in today world that a "person" can get , and this includes cancer, if is found out fast enough, is curable, there's just a very small amount of them that a young adult could get that have nothing that anyone can do about and is literately like winning a "jackpot" if you get it, at that point it would not change anything for me because i'm aware of that. the reality is that most of us are just poor, we can not live a healthy lifestyle, we don't have time to go to gym, yeah that's right most people do a awake 7 am and stays out of the house working 10-12 hours every day, we get our bodies destroyed doing some hard jobs, that's just life and it s*cks but i'm not trying to complain or bashing anyone i'm JUST not surprised why anyone with good money would not try to take care of their healthy. For those who comments about USA healthy care and how they cannot do it like connor did, they forgot that USA have the most powerful "currency" in the world, doing some treatments in the USA is without doubt expensive and some "treatments" without doubt only exists on there or europe (i know for a fact that my country for example lack some treatments and we heard all the time that people need to travel to USA to get that specialized doctor) but if you want just to be "tested" and "checkup": EVERYWHERE in the world is possible to do so, most machines and doctors that take care of those "tests" exists everywhere, with the power of "dollar" you could take a trip in the summer, stay in a nice resort, pay for the BEST tests that exists and get the results for a very cheap price every year. if you want a TIP and have relatives that live in those "countries" that does not receive in dollar, i will even tell you a way, ask them to include you on their healthy insurance packet as family member and you "Pay" for you and even them if you want, here in my country for example, one of the best healthy insurance cost a little over 5k a month, it includes almost everything you can imagine, even days in the ICU, the price: over 5 minimum wage job per month so is very expensive for that for "us" since you need to receive 5 times the minimun wage "just" to pay for that but compared to dollar, would be like a little higher than 10k a year, just shows you the difference, and i know that not every american can "pay" 10k a year for insurance but that is like ALL include just to put in perspective by what i mean "all", if you get something that can not be "treated" or that need a specialized doctor that only exists in the USA, they will even pay for you to go there to get the Usa doctor/treatment.. so you ready it right, some of those insurances, if you can not be "fixed" here, you can go back to the usa for treatment. So yeah, 10k a dollar a year may be expensive for some Americans but again, that was the "premium of the premium", there's dozen other "options" that covers most of the "check up exams" you can imagine with a fraction of a fraction of that price, even if you don't want to get "insurance", and just pay out of the pocket, trust me when i say this, would be "cheaper" than some funny trips do sometimes, just save some money and do every 2 year or something, totally viable because "dollar" is really powerful currency. I know that a lot of people with money, does not take care of their healthy but for me this is just d*mb, after all a person can be rich and d*mb, this is factual true as well.

Why aren't you supposed to burp?