Yh in Cobra Kai. Johnny’s back bruise was horrendous!

I've seen one on a par with this one but maybe not so dark; was about 20 years ago when my grandma was in hospital and had a stent inserted near her heart to treat angina, I believe it was called angioplasty. Had a balloon inserted into a blood vessel in her groin and once in position it was inflated to open up the vessel in question and the stent placed to hold it there. This meant a lot of blood leaking under her skin round her hip and down her thigh, never seen anything like it, although was only around 14 at the time. She said she actually felt bruised as well because the nurse had to really press hard to stop it bleeding afterwards. Worked a treat though, she never had a problem with her heart again; she died in 2014 aged 82 due to COPD having been a smoker most of her life. Still miss her and always will!

Yes! My arms when I had liposuction lol we’re both black down to the fingers

Yes, I had a proximal humerus fracture , and the bruising was worse. The pain was unbelievable too. Definitely one to try to avoid. 😁

Yep, my entire hip and thigh were like it

My grandma was the same 🙈🙈

Probably her next door neighbour convinced her thats what it was lol

@solo xi obviously, but Karen on google is a lot more likely to make a mistake than a doctor...

@solo xi fun thing about this is I’m entitled to an opinion. If that’s my opinion you’re going to have to deal with it. Go waste time on someone else’s comment thread

@@belleparker7519 well aren't you the oversensitive one. Your allowed uour opinion but not her ? Smh

Your meant to question doctors or they won’t take you seriously, that’s why thousands end up dying from being misdiagnosed.

Came here to say that 🤣🤣🤣

I know I thought that was quite rude, 5+ years at medical school and then to have her question your competence

she just could n,t believe it. I m sure she wasn't doubting him. oh and doctors can be wrong. we must n,t have doubts, must we? us laypeople.

@@whatshisname3304 Maybe if she said "really? " I would understand, I am aware that doctors can be wrong but when you say ask "are you sure " it's almost ad though you are undermining the person's qualifications.

@@jezebelwalters9159 i know they should nt have to explain themselves,and it would take too long anyway, but acknowledging their scepticism and maybe elaborating would nt hurt. there is an element of i know best and do nt question my opinion IM THE DOCTOR, a slightly dogmatic attitude even though they say it nicely.

“Are you SURE it’s not psoriasis”...lady he did not go to medical school for all those years to be questioned by a quick google search 😂

Embarrassing bodies makes me laugh, people who are to embarrassed to see their doctor for 10 years but show the whole country their bits and bobs.

That’s England

So you're the kind of person that accepts that doctors know everything and never make a mistake? Be assured they do not know everything and they often make mistakes.

@@SpeccyMan err nah. Obviously they don't get it right every time and I'm fully aware of that... I'm not even saying that's "what kind of person I am"...

This is exactly what I thought as I watched him speaking.

Except this came on suddenly.

@@steendful so did my RA

RA most commonly affects the smaller joints eg in the hands, it is highly unlikely when there is bilateral hip and shoulder pain and stiffness and this indicates more of a muscle issue .

She knows the Dr. does not know what he is talking about

Yea I have Hypermobility syndrome and I am constantly covered in bruises on my lower half - sometimes quite excessive. The struggle is real 🤣🤣👏

I have them too and I am prescribed Eletriptan for them and it is a flipping GODSEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Along with Ondansetron for the nausea, they are quite the formidable effective treatment and I quite literally do not know at all what I would do if I didn’t have them to treat my frequent 3-4 days long migraines 💕💕💕💕

Look out for overcast days..

No.it’s still a bruise & it still hurts.

I can't take the sumatriptan, makes me feel even more sick and dizzy 🤮

I do too and it truly is awful 🥺❤️ I am prescribed Eletriptan and Ondansetron and they are a godsend! I have had Sumatriptan injections in the past as well and even though they can be effective sometimes, I actually found the Eletriptan for me was much more consistently completely effective and for much longer.

Happens with some medications for heart failure too.

Annatto does it for me, so much aura i cant see properly and one hand can go totaly numb, I have to sleep it off. Took me ages to work out what was doing it.

Migraines are often related to hormones and stress. I had really dreadful migraines until I passed menopause, then they stopped, and hot flashes took over🤣

Most migraines in girls and women are caused by hormones. Period related.

I had my first migraine with aura at nursery school at the age of 4. They are usually inherited. My mum suffered from them.

I get migranes chronically have done since I was about 14 so the past 10 years. Had a CT scan after I collapsed randomly in the shower. No abnormalities- turns out I fainted because I was pregnant

Simpler things first

You dont book an appointment with the doctors for a broken shoulder you just turn up in A&E in a hospital.

she could’ve been on a waiting list for ages we don’t know. a migraine is really bad too, she was worried it may be a tumour

i didnt think she was posh!! haha

Oh! Another one who blindly accepts what they're told and never questions anything, eh? More fool you.

She asked questions, what's wrong about that, I always ask questions.

Polymyalgia, you clearly don't know.

@@SpeccyMan i have dyslexia my dear .and fibro .

So you know better than a fully trained doctor?!?!?!?!?!?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Which woman what time stamp