well... I mean... in a more literal sense, it kind of is?

@@fg09403 infectious, but not really toxic

Dangerous liaisons.

It's not a toxic relationship. Both understand each other's feelings, they understand that it isn't Hannah's fault (she didn't know she was carrying a disease) and the man is going to stick by her so they can pursue a healthy life. If that isn't commitment and a healthy relationship, I don't know what is

True

Really?

You mean Corbin Bleu

Yes it is

Corbin!! 😁

It's literally in the description!

This is Nikki anderson I been married for nineteen years

😂😂😂😂😂

@@nikkigates8629 um we don’t care

🤣🤣🤣💀, that’s what I was thinking

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If he runs, it's unlikely. It's not nice, but he is risking his life just to get a divorce, statistically speaking. Also from the statical point of view when the divorce there is a significant possibility he will not se it coming. Sad but real.

4:40, a superbug lives in hospitals and couldn't be contracted anywhere else. They aren't cleaning hospitals correctly. And people never build immunity to bacteria, viruses or germs. So the vaccines are a scam too.

I think some people would just become a super villian.

@@CajunReaper95 his wife is the threat, he's saying leave her to save himself, their probably an incel.......

It's happened before. Search online for Marry Mallon (Typhoid Mary). An asymptomatic carrier of Salmonella Typhi (bacteria). She infected 51-122 people and caused at least 3 deaths. Quarantined twice, the second time lasting over 23 years. Pathologists studied her on an island and actually hired her as a technician. She sterolized bottles, took recordings, and prepared glass slides for them. She was occasionally allowed to leave the island, but spent the rest of her life on the island.

Insert Nine Inch Nails' "We're in this together now" here

@@metramaedius9744 i prefer counting bodys like sheep but you do you

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emily😊 chad girlfriend ❤ marry e love me

Bro! 😂😂😂

That kitty may be scrumptious, but it also is infectious.

@@smartdoge4626 😭

@@smartdoge4626 LMFAOOO💀

@@smartdoge4626 Been there, done that.. Occupational hazard I'm afraid

@@smartdoge4626 i have never hated and loved someone so much as i do right now.

It’s a TV show, relax..

Depends I guess… before covid they didn’t really wear masks

@@ItssDomoDoee no shit, nobody is upset

@@ItssDomoDoee girl what- they just said it’s weird

I was thinking the same thing

Those shows are pretty stupid when it comes to educating people.

@@alanwatts8239 they're not meant to educational, they're meant to be entertaining, if you want education, go watch a real doctor

They stated it was bacterial.

Wow I said the same thing

PPE has been found to actually not really protect that much. And most "super bugs" aren't as easy to catch as ppl think.

You mean someone with a bacterial infection that’s hard to catch? You sure sound smart.

boom. roasted.

pandemic?? what are you talking about?? think hard about this. how many healthy people do you know that actually died from Covid 19?? bubonic plague was an actual pandemic, it killed 80% of the people in the city of Paris, men women and children, not just sick people. 25% of Europe died in a few years, and yes I realize that it is a bacterial infection, it still is killing people today about 5 people die per year in North America, but today it is treatable with antibiotics which did not exist until a few decades after the plague. ya lots of people got sick from Covid, but what do you expect from a new virus strain, seriously? Its been happening forever, people get a new virus, their body gets natural immunity and then they don't get that strain again, covid only assisted the sick people to die a little sooner, people with cancer, aids, heart problems, obesity, compromised immunity and other similar medical issues that were already killing them. Only a few viruses are actually fatal to healthy people, rabies as an example. getting any virus or bacterial infection sucks, but covid was definitely not as mortally serious as we were told, many of the reported covid deaths were false reporting so hospitals and individuals could get government $, mostly just political agenda and exaggerated media to get ratings, I believed it at first, but the facts didn't support the agenda.

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Masks do not give you protection, source CDC.

YALL SICK 🥴😂

HELPPPP😭

Oh he had his head in the game alright. And apparently his ankle

Super bugs are on the rise globally.

@@jamesbedukodjograham5508 because of the overuse of antibiotics. Taught all the bugs to be stronger:D

@@Marie.b and people not finishing their antibiotics, just because you feel better doesn’t mean it’s gone.

@@honeyspice8989 true, that's a huge problem and doing that also helps creat superbugs. I think Its like giving them a vaccine :D they get a little bit which helps them be able to fight it the next time.

@@Marie.b not... quite. It's not that we're teaching the bugs to be stronger, it's that we're kiIIing off the weaker ones (who perish from the antibiotics) and leaving only the stronger ones (resistant) to multiply and continue on. There IS horizontal gene transfer, but it's not entirely intentional. Bacteria don't go "oh no antibiotic, better hit the gym and get stronger" it's just a natural process.

He still continue to get make money after high school. He was on Broadway and stuff.

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him Corbin bleu emily❤

emily 😊Corbin bleu ❤ marry me love me

Its him

i guess you can say the infection...pushed his body to the limit.

I didn't realize it was him until I read the comments.

@@j.m.9727 He looks so different without his afro.

@@brett8460 lmao

Dude just became a carrier of the superbug like her and nope, peace out

Bruh 😭😂

😂😂

I’e had it too. Mine was prob more mild than yours though.

oh thank God! septic shock can really get terrible but really glad, you recovered well!

I am so sorry for the loss. I don't think it is a good idea. I don't think it is a good leg

@@nina2you291 Lmfao what 🤣

Yeah I had an infected insect bite once, almost as big as that. The doctor couldn’t numb it for the reason you said so just had to slice it with no pain relief. Hurt like a b***c!

I’ve had an infectious site numbed but the numbing only works on the outside of your skin. You’re still gonna be sore when they cut it open

Also doesn’t it 15minutes or so to kick in anyways

they have different strengths of anesthetic i had one that i kept feeling the poke so the doc was like ok hold up said this will only last for like 30 min but you wont feel a thing sure enough one shot of that give it a min to work didnt feel a thing after for like 30 min

Talk about cringe

@@MANS22619 no.

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@@lee207ful ya.

Damn i should have come to the comments instead of pausing to Google yaya...

Yaya DaCosta!

That explains a lot She's so pretty

Yep i agree. My friend is a carrier of mono and she’s had many bfs and etc for 4 years and I’ve never had it in those 4 years. But something switched in her body and set it off again. She didn’t have symptoms but now me, her bf, and our other friend has it. And it is extremely painful. I’m on week 2 and have spent days in the hospital

The hospital I worked at one phlebotomist gave 3 kids rsv

@@fayea5387 Thanks a million for the response.

Seems like overcompensation--we give a pound of cure, which the bacteria adjust to. We've become *too* sterile, so the bacteria/viruses mutate in order to survive everything we throw at them, plus our immune systems don't learn to fight things that we don't get exposed to. Ironically, I wonder if these strains would reduce if we backed off on treatment a bit, in certain cases, or practiced a sort of environmental vaccination?

​@@tgbluewolf I think at this point, that would just make it worse. Infectious bacteria dont evolve backwards. We'll always be in this endless battle between sterilization and infection, and we just have to keep coming up with new solutions, and we've been on this path since the start of sterile medicine. Now you wont get gangrene in a stubbed toe, but you'll get one off rare bacterial infections.

A literal NIGHTMARE.

It's called youtube algorithm 😆

Is it really a coincidence?

@@Pruthivirajan1995 it is because I don’t watch Chicago Med and during school in microbiology we watched a documentary about a superbug

@@0401london Maybe it is a coincidence or maybe google is listening.

@@Pruthivirajan1995 lmao maybe

A. They're doctors. B. It stops being contagious after you start taking antibiotics C. He didn't have strep

Yea, so not realistic.

Actually there are two types of strep! I’ve had both! Everyone knows about the big baddie one but people don’t realize that there is a non contagious version that sucks just as much. So you can have strep but be around people

I get strep throat a few times a year it’s not that bad and after one day of antibiotics it’s non contagious

Having had strep, it fucking sucks!

I'm no doctor but I've had stitches in my toe and can confirm, needles in your feet SUCK

@@justanothermomsamanthagh5191 I am glad to see that you understand my point. Let me tell you, there is a procedure called Acupuncture, invented by the Chinese 5,000 years ago, according to which, the vital energy or CHI, QI, etc flows through 14 channels in your body. There are 2 types of energy, the Ying and the Yang, which must be in balance for the patient to stay healthy ( Chinese theory ). We used a different theory, not that one, which was a breakthrough 5,000 years ago, but not today. But acupuncture is effective for many conditions. Besides these 14 channels, there are microsystems on the body, like on the ear, hands, mouth, face and feet.

@@justanothermomsamanthagh5191 Tell me about it, had two infected ingrowths on both big toes, had to get like 3 or 4 numbing shots on both toes every time I had to return to a hospital or a Podiatrist. I had to go to the hospital once because it got so bad I could barely walk. Then they referred me to their Podiatrist and I ended up having to go back for removals 4 times because apparently after the first time, she couldn't understand that temporary removal wasn't going to work.

Time to say goodbye to those damn tonsils!

i had childhood leukemia and got alot of blood transfusions and now whenever i get an injection i have a fit and pass out, doctor said its a fear and its all in my head ...

They literally said, before that clip, that they were swabbing her nose and throat for the bacteria to confirm she was the source. Lol

When in the hospital due to pneumonia, depending on the severity, your immune system is low and will get high jacked by the bacteria when you are currently sick , antibiotics will fight main infection from pneumonia but this type of bacteria likes to settle in joint fluid , spinal cord Etc . Most ppl have this if they have had a long term stay due to pneumonic infection. It is really a super bug . It’s crazy how many a-symptomatic cases there are

It's a television show..it was written in the script to happen that way..IT'S NOT REAL..

@@jojobaker1764 pneumonia is Systemic and some individuals present with no symptoms but still carry the infection. Pneumonia is also contagious. So let’s say the sick character had an underlying issue, let’s say un-diagnosed autoimmune disease/ early cancer / immune disorder etc , if she was still infected and passed it on to him… the infection would technically be superior to that of a healthy individual causing an increase of symptoms that will vary , but could be potential life ending for someone who may not know they have underlying issues. Just saying .

U obvi don’t have good eye sight nor hearing THEY DID TEST

Sure will!

Yes, it's a year after you posted this fine sentiment, but thank you for putting it out there -- you made a difference in my day! Hope this finds you safe, healthy and warm as well.

But...he's an actor....

To take a sample

Yeah, local a) doesn't work that fast and b) stings like hell.

Only so much time in a TV slot lol

I've never had any trouble getting the needle to numb up the skin. Not even when it was going in my big toe for an ingrown toenail that was waaaay at the back. Everyone handles it differently. I've seen some people nearly faint and some who do scream and cry. All in a person's pain tolerance XD

@@shinigamikitty depends on the level of inflammation. If the tissue is red and inflamed, the pH of the tissue is more acidic, and since local anesthetics are bases they don't work as good in the inflamed tissue so you need to give more of them and even then it's not 100% they'll block all the pain.

My face part was the 3rd stick and she just pushed the stuff in in just a second. Ummmmm... I think not!

I dont think its gonna show up on her sti screenings lol

There are many reasons this however is realistically not one of them as the type of sickness she has wouldnt show up on an sti because it isn’t one of the main things tested for

@@annabellehe4307 I do agree that this would not show up on anything.. esp since she had to infect another person before knowing that she had it.. but OP did say medical history not just sexual history/testing.. but once again you're right, the character being hospitalized would not tell her sexual partners anything about what they could contract

Oh, if only it were that simple

@@adamiguess218 it doesn’t necessarily need to be to this degree of screening but at least in a general sense their background health overall. Otherwise it’s all a risk we’re taking. That, and the fact that this was a tv show meant to be dramatic and is somewhat outdated seeing as medical science is advancing especially now days, I’m sure there are ways on telling.

Not necessarily. The immune system is really weird. Also if a bacteria that just lives naturally in you goes somewhere it’s not supposed to be you can get a deadly infection from your own bacteria. Some bacteria may hide from the immune system too by embedding themselves into tissue where antibodies can’t reach.

A lot of the other doctors are better actors, it's mostly just these 2

This is CHICAGO MED. It's very much still on Wednesday at 8 EST as part of the One Chicago trilogy. You might be thinking of ER, to which this show has a very similar flavor.

Just curious, Did you have birds? Parakeet maybe? I ask, because I had them as a kid and kept a strep infection. When the birds died, I stopped getting them. Turns out, parakeets can carry strep with no effect to themselves. Typhoid Tweety.

Watch the whole episode. Usually the stories are wrapped up. This is just a sampler clip.