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Doctor Reacts to HILARIOUS TikToks by Dr. Glaucomflecken (Rheumatology)

Violin MD

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As a rheumatologist, I'm very excited to watch Dr. Glaucomflecken's rheumatology videos with you today!

Thanks to Will (Dr. Glaucomflecken) for giving his permission to react to this content! Check out his youtube channel here: @dglaucomflecken

This video is made for educational purposes only and should not be viewed as medical advice. Speak to your doctor if you have any concerns about your health.

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20 Comments

@ViolinMD Creator 3 years ago Pinned

Watch my reaction video to Dr. Glaucomflecken’s INTERNAL MEDICINE content next!
https://youtu.be/I6L4QQFsh7Q

@DGlaucomflecken 3 years ago

Great job! I learned things!

@JesusJackson 3 years ago

The way you smile about journals and trials says everything about how right he is about this.

@AmandaMG58 3 years ago

I had a lot of mystery medical issues as a teen and my doctor and I had this running joke where I’d say “Maybe it’s lupus” and he’d say “It’s never lupus” and then I’d say “Except for that one time that it was”.

For anyone wondering, no, I do not have lupus.

@Suprachiasmatic 3 years ago

No joke, I literally had that exact ANA scenario years ago. The doctor ordered tests for everything because I had kept getting hives and he referred me to rheumatology because of my ANA. The rheumatologist barely even looked at me, she asked like 3 questions and said I didn’t need to be there and sent me a bill. And it turns out the hives were from anxiety anyway. Lol

@krissastewart6625 3 years ago

I saw 2 rhemtologists in my life the first one at 15 did two blood tests and then told me I was faking my pain because I didn't have arthritis. The second one spent and hour with me, diagnosed my hypermobility the next visit and was shocked no one ever had me do the hypermobility tests. The second one did so much for me and I might have cried when he left the state.

@richtreehugger 2 years ago

I have rheumatoid arthritis and you explained my disease better than any Dr. I've had to deal with. Thank you. Your enthusiasm is infectious and comforting. Wish you practiced in the US

@dylanrogers3723 3 years ago

2:24 i love being in australia. We have whats called the pharmaceutical benefits scheme. And it essentially creates a price cap on most medications that patients need out of hospital. The cap used to be 42.50, and with the last government change it is now 30 AUD. Its an amazing thing. Makes me realise how good australia can be

@tamim.2907 3 years ago

I was in the hospital for a TIA and an ANA was ordered. My result was 1:160 nucleolar. My family doc said lots of people have positive ANA and no need to worry but the hospitalist called me at home and encouraged me to follow up with a Rheumatologist. I haven’t seen one yet. I watch your videos religiously and have learned so much. Can you do a video to explain the ANA test and which results warrant a follow up with a Rheumatologist. Thx for your awesome videos and energetic and positive presentations. You are an excellent example of a doctor that really loves to help. I’m sure I can speak for all of your YouTube Family that you are very much loved. Thx again

@keishamurray9087 3 years ago

The fact that a person can also have a negative ANA and still have an autoimmune disorder is another reason it isn't always the best test. I had a rheumatologist completely dismiss me simply because my ANA was negative.

@shannongreenwell1278 3 years ago

I’m glad you are aware of Rare Diseases, My Neurologist is, too. He is the one who diagnosed me with EDS, Classical type. He is also the one who takes care of my Epilepsy, which is why he’s also wanting to get me tested for Dysautonomia.

@me4901 2 years ago

In Canada, there's a moose factory, where all the mooses are made and then shipped to various regions

@vmij6925 3 years ago

Omg you said your interview was a few years ago and I flashed back to crying with you when you matched 😭 crazy to see how far you've come 💕 thanks for bringing amazing, realistic, and genuine content 🤗

@collinsfriend1 3 years ago

Isn't it nice to NOT say you're a student or a resident?

@dempos 3 years ago

This MD has one of the most pleasant personalities on Youtube. Entertaining & informative.

@JaKrish 3 years ago

You are what passion, intelligence, love-of-life, and joy all look like together. Even with burn out, I still know what greatness looks like!

@marabanara 3 years ago

As a nurse who has had to hang an IV eculizumab infusion, I get it- my hands shook because you DO NOT want to have an accidental spill with something so costly 😅.
However, here in Australia, ALL medications given in the public hospital system are free to the patient with a very few exceptions (like some breast cancer patients needing to self fund pertuzumab), and even trial drugs if the patient is not in the study can be accessed after trial with compassionate access.
But still. Eep.

@johnb1344 3 years ago

I wish you were my doctor. You are a very good doctor. You seem like you care for your patients.

@lindsayhartje6678 3 years ago

I loved this one. I was a Rheumatology researcher working with PBC isolations before going to medical school, so even if Rheum isn't my intended speciality now, it still holds a very special place in my heart.