this is yet another video that tells me to NEVER go anywhere in South America, Africa, or Asia, someone always has something bloody awful on them. ahhhhhhhh!

That had to feel better when they were through with it. I am always amazed how people will let themselves get that bad before seeking help.

all I have to add is……
>mayonaise+ketchup=special sauce

Oh Man!

Forget the instrument!
Get in there with both hands and milk that motherfukker!!

Insaine!…Good vid!

I’m an American and don’t go to the dr. every time I “bump my head” b/c I’ll get stuck paying 30% of a $20,000 ER bill with health insurance.

Most of the people that go to the hospital or call the ambulance regularly are poor. They don’t have health insurance nor any equity….so they get it for free. It’s nuts!

Not once did you hear the dude wimper in pain & that looked horrific. Can’t you get lock jaw from something like this?

just an amazing amt. of drainage. Too bad she didn’t tip the basin up @ the end, for a good look! Thumbs up again Halph, very entertaining.

FINALLY! A doctor who’s actually using something to capture all that pus… not like those other docs from the previous posts who let the poor patients practically swim in it… that must have been such a relief!!
great vid, thanks!

oh and Halph… there is evidence, maybe not proven by research, that people with darker skin seem to tolerate pain in the mouth better than fair-skinned, fair-haired people. I’m not sure why. My girlfriend who was blonde and burned suffered far more than I did when our wisdom teeth were cut out. The dental assistant said they seemed to see it that way in their practice. I don’t know if this theory is borne out in other places. And morphine is nice… can’t live without it!

Oh I didn’t read the first post of Emil’s… oh well maybe I did post it… like I tell my kids… my memory is full and my processor is slow…. sigh older age ain’t what it’s cracked up to be lol

are you a nurse limed? you seem to know a lot about medicine.

great post, thanks!! I enjoy a great pus video but I like the pus to have a little chunkage added in to break up the flow.

Can you imagine the amount of pain and pressure that person was experiencing? They probably could not hear well in the ear, probably could barely open their mouth to chew or eat or even speak. I feel aweful for that individual though I imagine the relief was pretty instantaneous.

Awesome vid though!

Haven’t seen this one before, THANKS HS!!! )) Btw, I love the “freeze spray/numbing agent” I always ask the nurses to use that on me anytime I end up at the ER or IN the hospital. I have hard to get veins…they roll and do funny things when I get the ol’ IV’s put in. Anyway…*blah blah blah* hehe best invention ever!

thanks again HS

Second viewing and commenting on this video–did you notice lack of latex on the doctors/health care providers? No gloves? When a dentist or anyone comes near your mouth they are totally invisible under layers of blue cloth, paper, mask and gloves. Not to mention the spray shield that cover the face. So, maybe this is one reason health costs are elevated in the US? It is not cheap to suit up then change and re-arm yourself again and again–those papers things and miscellaneous protection devices must cost a great deal of money.
We have HMO dental care–they count the squares of gauze and instruments used in oral surgery and dental procedures. And of course each injection and if the procedure runs over the alloted time, we have to pay extra.
However, in fairness to the dental HMO, they track us down for 6 month check up–no cost–and monitor every little change in a tooth morphology. They are very proactive in prevention.