Wouldn’t that also facilitate infection?

@@MrNictaxlord antibiotic + dressing will prevent infection

Best to make a small incision with a razor and use a turkey baster (large rubber bulb) to really suck that gunk out (or high powered vacuum, gets blood, tissue, cartilage...sometimes even brain fragments).

@@keisukesakamori antibiotics are no fucking candy

@@lemaz3571 never said it was and would never prescribed it willfully and mind you there is a bunch of antibiotics kinds (tablet, powder, liquid base etc) if you know the types of antibiotic you wouldnt reply that way because i was suggesting the liquid type where there is less chance of resistency

Me no study

Trust me yout not

I sit on the Toilette and now i feel bad, because i have to study😭😭

@@marcelbecker7715 go study 😭

literally you're spot on

Thanks for this 6am laugh LMFAO

😂😂😂😂

Whelp.. here I am. Back again. Laughing at this dumb comment. I ended up screen shorting it cuss it’s just too dang funny. WTF mannn.. you’re killing me. Someone charge this guy with attempted murder.

r/underratedcomment

The mental picture of this is the best

I have drained ears 4-7 days post injury. May have to have a larger gauge needle but as long as it is still “squishy” it can be drained.

What is an "ent"???

​@@somniumXEar, Nose, Throat [Doctor], aka otolaryngologist

@@somniumXear , nose, throat dr

@@knoxvillebjj Still does not mean you're right. Also, different metabolism, different reactions.

Wanna come over to my place?

Same

Haha me too

Same

Same here

Lol...... yes....... I was looking at a Honda Ridgeline video??

Right and I’m all three 😂😂😂

its common practice to you them adds a layer of preventative protection for the athlete my guy. Of Couse you can not use them. Latex gloves are as cheap as condoms.

I‘m definitely from the last category. I’m so confused and I don’t know what to think about this... lmao

@@pudgylittlehamster Non-sterile gloves are really only designed to protect the care giver, not the one receiving care. If you are attempting to minimize infection then he would need to be using sterile gloves which require training to be used correctly.

Bro people literally use a 18guage to pin test n that and you here sticking it in your ear props to you brother🤯 fk me😂😂

@@dreamchasers6489 huh??? Wtf are you saying??

The other commenter agrees "Advice from a surgeon: use a larger diameter needle. The 25 is good for watery fluid but if it’s a little thicker (more blood and/or protein) it won’t. Also, the hole from an 18 needle will allow it to continue to drain into the dressing."

Glad this video helped!!!

Doctors don't care about anything except their paychecks.

Or you could go to ANOTHER doctor instead. Never considered a plastic surgeon ?

Wish YOU had been around for your son. Incompetent father.

@@hybridhelix88 Probably not a lot of point if he's still currently wrestling and competing in Jiu Jitsu !

You think he can exercise for you? That's not how it works buddy. Go lose the gut and extra 3 chins you got there.

If you have a kid, please let them play outside.

@@spyguythesamurai Relax, he's giving medical advice, not parental advice.

@@LetoZeth He's giving medical advice like a helicopter parent who doesn't let their kid play outside. I'm sick of all of these social media and big media "experts" coming out of the woodwork pretending like they give a shit. As if ever prick and scrape deserves a compressive dressing, gloves, antibiotics, chemo, and 3 years of rehab.

@@spyguythesamurai if someone put your brain in a bird the bird would fly backwards

@@sykotorque5136 How much do you squat for reps?

@Kodiak Combat Collective I should have used ice, I was totally uninformed when I got it drained, only used my magnets for an hr and it came back. Then drained it another 2 times, its deflated but my ear is still f'd.

Lol!

Baki!!!

Unimportant fact: he’s nervous

Lol 😆

And that's out Gracie's are made

Don't forget to put your fingers right next to the needle as you are draining it to potentially get stuck when you slip. Solid technique 11/10.

Needlestick injury waiting to happen, it didn't tho hopefully he washed his hands

Forget gloves too.

The whole time I kept thinking WHERE ARE YOUR GLOVES 😒😬

@oh hi Are you a rapper?

I can relate to this lol very accurate. cauliflower ear is a pain lol

In Brazil, this means lack of technique.

@Sean Francis Waters Lancaster Actually it is a common sentence said by Helio Gracie... And commonly repeated by his sons ( Rorion Gracie and Rickson Gracie ). Because if you have cauliflower ears, it's because you had to force your self out of a position with strenght, not technique.

@@vitorjjb difference in the sport. In folkstyle you sometimes have to force yourself out so you don't give up backpoints on bottom, that's where most guys get cauliflower ear.

@@Burschlag The other guy is probably right, it makes a lot of sense. Wrestlers rely a lot more on physical strength, explosive power, and overall craziness to get moves in and escapes. I train BJJ so I train with wrestlers too. It's like they don't learn any technique, they just rely on purely physical attributes. I remember seeing a video about the difference between American and Russian wrestlers and why Russians were so much better. The guy in the video did wrestling in both countries and said Americans train a lot harder but didn't focus on technique. Russians trained a lot easier but focused heavy on technique.

😂😂

Ur not alone 😂

Yeah I would pass out right away

Nope not me

Well be careful when you fall because I might beat to the floor!

Hi, how tick needle do you use?

@@einarwestermannsraa4694 I used a 20 gauge needle, that is .9mm outside diameter (.035 inch). To start with, I had this done in a clinic, and the girl there used much larger, not necessary.

@@pcbondartkinda late but how many times did you have to drain it? Did it come back after draining even with compression? How long did you give training a break? I have so many questions lol😊

been a while, the main thing was to keep it drained during the day, so at least 3 times a day, the main thing, the magnets were an ABSOLUTE MUST, I made my own up with some of those little round ones and some tape. I did not have to give train9ing a break, that did not apply to me. @@glock_9ine956

What dod you call a doctor who graduates at the bottom of their class? A doctor.

Doctors aren't even taught basic nutrition anymore....

@@airgunbubba2505 There's a reason for that to be fair. Mostly because the last 100 or so years of nutritional "science" was heavily tainted by industry. A lot of "money making words" sort of stuff. Not too far from Dr. Oz showboating vitamins and supplements that are useless, and commonly downright harmful, to a large percentile of the populace. To extrapolate, 50$ says you don't need a vitamin C supplement. Why do I say this? Because if you've eaten nearly anything that isn't straight grain or meat for the last week, you've got enough vitamin C to keep rocking. On the other hand. Let's say you pop a capsule of concentrated vitamin C. If you've already got acceptable levels in your system. That capsule can cause some less than preferable effect. These aren't so bad for something like vit c, but for A or Iron levels. You're in for a world of hurt. Know the food pyramid? Completely fucked. Especially since diets, and the subsequent calorie/nutrient intake vary massively from person to person. Most of the Daily Values stuff on your food, garbage. The amounts are still useful, but otherwise... Kinda pointless. So yeah. Fun stuff. Welcome to the world of science. It's tedious, and can be about as reliable as a screen door on a submarine.

or go to an actual physician?

A doctor probably does know what to do about this but you probably don't need to be a doctor to do it.

Yes, and I love how he didn’t contaminant the area that he just sanitized.

🤣🤣🤣

@@nijooo5480 Was that before or after he touched his face and the sweaty guys head and shirt?

@@nijooo5480 so?

Lol you wrong for that one!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😉

There is not real reason to use gloves in this scenario.

I completely agree.. .. And to #george he is comming into contact with someone else's blood.. so yeah that's a bloody good reason to be wearing gloves

@@George-wv5wk according to whom? With a raging pandemic you’re saying not wearing gloves is okay? Being exposed to someone else’s bodily fluids can be dangerous; what if that young man were to have HIV or hepatitis? If he had an open wound on his hand he was exposing himself to a number of situations. Always be careful and err on the side of caution especially with Covid running rampant.

@@alanak7421 so what ? You can touch any blood as long as you don't have any open wound...

@@kimberpas2907 raging pandemic ? Where do you live ? And If you pinch you own hand doesn't matter if you use gloves or not, you are already infected. The same, if you don't pinch your hand, you can touch as much blood as you want. Lol

So as a microbiologist, how do you explain Wim Hof’s ability to fight off E. Coli bacteria without any immune response? How does that make sense according to the germ theory? Answer: It doesn’t. The germ theory is bunk science. A dogma. Viruses do not cause disease. Viruses are the result of disease. We have trillions of viruses within our own body, used for that very purpose. Blaming viruses for disease is like blaming firefighters for the fires. They are there as a result.

@@mayeramschelrothschild3126 ur clearly not understanding the "germ theory" or rather the immune system overall. theres actually quite a few vids about it, even in correlation to wim hof

@@mayeramschelrothschild3126 can’t tell if serious or not. We all live with E. coli in our gut, it’s normal flora. In fact, low numbers of the bacteria and others make your immune system weaker. Your argument about viruses is even further off base. Viruses are a product of disease? Please tell me your expertise in virology and microbiomes.

@@mayeramschelrothschild3126 Learn the difference between viruses and bacteria, please. Also, you're dead wrong about "germ theory".

@@justinsane11 Oh ok, so the scientists testing Wim Hof were in on the conspiracy with him? He wasn’t injected with E. coli cell wall to simulate a sepsis? He didn’t control every cell within his body with his mind and breathing? My sources? Scientists who are actually willing to follow the scientific method. “Medical doctors are working on the germ theory of disease… But the germ theory is already weakening and is due for being thrown aside. Dr. Fraser of Canada and Dr. Powell of California have experimented with billions of germs of all varieties, but they have been unable to produce a single disease by the introduction of germs into human subjects. Dr. Waite tried for years to prove the germ theory, but he could not do so. During the World War an experiment was conducted at Gallop’s Island Massachusetts, in which millions of influenza germs were injected into over one hundred men at the Government hospital, and no one got the flu. Germs are scavengers.” - Principles and Practice of Naturopathy. E.W. Cordingley, M.D.., N.D.,A.M. Then there is Stefan Lanka, who discovered the first virus in the ocean - which is symbiotic. He’s been saying that viruses have been mislabeled for years, but of course he’s called a quack. “We agree with those members of the profession who hold that no germ causes tuberculosis. Germs do not cause any disease. Further, we agree that there is more harm in the fear of germs than there is in the germs themselves.” - Timely Truths on Human Health - Simon Louis Katzoff, M.D. 1921 “Rudolph Virchow, a great German scientist, repudiated the germ theory of disease. He said that disease brought on germs rather than the germs caused disease. Claude Bernard, Bechamp and Tissot - great French scientists - all disproved the germ theory of disease. In Hans Selye’s book Stress of Life (Page 205), an account is recorded that Louis Pasteur, inventor of the germ theory of disease, admitted he was wrong. Sanitation is the only factor that has reduced the spread of the old-time scourges. If the germ theory were founded on facts, there would be no living being to read what is here in written, for germs are ubiquitous - they exist everywhere. In many diseases supposedly caused by a specific germ, that germ is not present. Contrariwise, specific germs said to cause a specific disease are present in huge proportions without the specific disease manifesting itself.” - Dr. Bernarr, D.C., D.D

in california crazy tell them you need it for illigal heroin and they will give all you want!!

As someone who use to work for cvs when a customer asks for a pack of needles without a prescription 90% of the time we automatically assume it’s heroin the other 10% is actually a legit reason lol.

that’s odd I work at Walgreens and all we ask for is ID

@@melanieeee This was about 15 years ago in Florida.

@John J. Jingleheimer-Schmidt Don’t get me wrong! We still have them the syringes for that reason particularly, to stop the spread of diseases from reusing syringes. I’m jus saying for the most part the people that were buying packs of needles typically used them for drugs and not for something like say actual diabetes or the same use in the video. And when someone says “jus give me any size”.... we know it ain’t for diabetes...

That's exactly what I was going to comment. I was waiting for a wence of pain or something but literally nothing. Fucking legend

Pause

I think he was pretty freaked out

Uncontrolled swelling can be painful so he might of just felt relief. There's probably a lot of cases of something swelling which can then cause pressure and pain in the neighboring area.

It's basically like draining puss, you'll feel a popping sensation rather than it hurting

That’s the way I understood it as well, 🤦🏼‍♀️

he's a guy, less bacteria on the fingers than a chick

@@lolbots that literally makes no sense but sure lol

Have you considered the possibility that he washed and sanitized his palms before doing this?

@@nijooo5480 that literally doesn’t matter lmao. Your doctor washes their hands and then puts on gloves. A piercer washes their hands and then puts on gloves. A surgeon washes their hands and then puts on gloves. It’s a protective barrier for bodily fluids. If he had a cut on his hand he didn’t know about and this guy had HPV or any other blood borne pathogen, the guy would get it immediately, and vice versa. PPE should not be optional when any bodily fluids are involved, it’s just common sense. Why would you want someone else’s blood or puss on your skin? That’s nasty and unsanitary

Does it hurt ??

@@selfmadeshawn2987 Very faintly. If you've ever had your ears pierced with a needle, it's no different level of pain.

@Robert Dale Barnett I don’t know why, something about this comment is just cringy

@@jonahmckee7653 the guy has toothless drake as his profile picture. He is fine

@@2kmichaeljordan438 i think they’re referring to RN in the comment

im pretty sure it got recommended to you

me 2

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Se ya all in 5 years.

@@ZbengUiLe see y'all

You can continue training but you have to keep draining it. I tell the students to get wrestling head gear to protect the ear and allow it time to heal.

I have caulibuds that I put on, how do you know if it's done draining/healing. I took them off a couple of times and the ear filled back up again. I even put them on after the ear filled up, which was not smart because it spread out the cauliflower ear fluid. Now I'm just leaving them on for a day or 2 after draining what didn't already harden but they hurt.

I’m a PA student... same. Haha

I am also an exercise physiologist! Lol

@@knoxvillebjj Seems like there isn't much that books can teach that experience can 🤷

@@Bowfella ? Lol

Is a nurse really someone who knows a lot of stuff about medicine or what? You have like 6 months training

Up to 7 days. After that, you have cauliflower ear deformity.

If you eat steroids in your corn flakes no one care about cloves

Dirty hands? Heard of washing hands and hand sanitizers?

He touched the needle as well

He wipes the ear before and after I don’t see the problem

@@FrostWonders1 I'm sure you don't. Probably a common occurrence for you.

But not latax because allergies

@@lonewolfbob3936 nitrile would be just fine.

Gloves only help if the operator is bacteria-conscious and doesn't put the gloves on with dirty hands then continue touching other non-sterilized parts of the patient. His hands were going everywhere on this guy's head who's been sweating on the floor, then to cap it off he mashed his fingers directly onto the hole he just put in that ear. I'd show this video to my GP and tell him to do what this coach did but clean.

@@w1mark275 Gloves should be skin tight. People do delicate work in gloves all the time, and this procedure isn't that demanding. The coach just needs to take a basic medic training course and learn about staph.

Fiendish toxic brain

Welcome to the gang

Tru

cauliflower ear usually happens when they don't wipe the mats down that they use to train on

@@sirnuggets9666 no, I think you're thinking of staph or MRSA. Cauliflower ear is caused by trauma; in this case, ju jitsu and wrestling.

@@elizabethgeorge168 ah gotcha, my wrestling coach wasn't very good then, no wonder some of us ended up getting it even though we cleaned our mats

If your issue is him wiping his face and nose then him wearing gloves would have made no difference at all

@@him050 lol

I bet you have a medical degree

Thanks

I would look like that too if my ears were chicken nuggets

@@wavylouii Lol I bet its tasty😭

It's called multiple concussions

@@ReeferSmoker yeah he’s just like :D

@@ReeferSmoker It's called hold your breath and don't move cause there's a friken needle in my ear. :)

Maybe another 8 and you see that wiping a nose and use that hand holding the disinfected ear is not good.

I made the mistake of trying to squeeze everything out of my ear after using the needle to drain it. Also didn't put on the caulibud magnets for long enough.

Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for the support

Thank you!!

As bad as that hurts, he's probably praying that he doesn't cry on film 😄

Nah he’s not scared just how his eyes look, not a bad thing either

Trying not to flinch on camera. When you get punched in the head for a living, you fear looking weak more than you fear pain.

crom., it's got nothing to do with being scared. The ear cartilage is ~super~ sensitive. After being swollen that bad for several days, that ear is already throbbing like a money shot and sending random lightning bolts into his head that will literally make you see colors. Having it drained like that is likely going to feel like fire and cheap vodka, with the added fun of a needle poking around in there and sucking out what probably feels like his actual skull bone. And I'm not even exaggerating that much.

@@nobody8328 I said he’s not scared

What exactly causes it?

You can get it from Rugby too. My Uncle has them real bad and they stand out even more because he has a massive head and huge ears anyway lol. He's dull as a brush too from nearly 30 years of head trauma in Pro Rugby.

@@newagehero9605 The friction of wrestling on the ground

I enjoy the look

Just did it and loved when the pressure went away

scar tissue develops if you don't drain it, that's why it's important to drain it early and often

I don't think that was a real doctor if he managed to damage your hearing. Course I have had my fair share of experiences with medical personnel doing things that they should have looked up in a textbook before attempting.

Glad it helped!!

If you don't mind me asking.. why does fluid accumulate on the knee?

Where do you raise livestock?

@@DreadMunky generally injury to the soft tissues, the joint capsule, meniscus, etc. Soft tissue injuries tend to have fluid accumulation which can be either serum, or blood etc. Think of it as bruise inside the knee.

@@boguslav9502 i heard his ring name is "The legendary Bruised nee"

@@boguslav9502 i see, OP mentioned that he was doing it weekly.. so that means its gonna be a permanent issue?isnt that athritis or gout? Im gonna try to google it.. i always find medical stuff fascinating. Shouldve taken medical course but im too squeamish..

As long as the swelling is still squishy, it can typically be drained. I have yet to see one that I was unable to drain even 7-9 days after the injury.

omg 😲 why?

I use to have the same thing when I was a teenager. I am not 100% sure what the issue was but I would think it was a hematoma that just hardens.

@@knoxvillebjj thanx mate,really appreciate your reply

@@evilstewie2453 anytime my friend

Kinda, yeah. Basically the injury to the ear separates some of the internal layers around the cartilage and lets fluid collect underneath, resulting in this characteristic swelling. If you leave it, fibrous tissue grows in there, resulting in the permanent disfigurement.

My dog had it, believe it or not, dogs with floppy ears can get it lol the vet drained it and then sewed buttons to his ear to keep the layers together so that they could adhere again

Why don't they just wear head gear

Most common with people who wrestle and fight in MMA. Look at people ears like Connor McGregor or khabib nurgamedov

@@user-fs8lz9re2q because head gear isn’t cool

You will always have beautiful ears 😆🤟🏻

I’m gonna guess you mean “headgear”...you must have been a walking forfeit if you wore a helmet

No! You can't make fun of me it's my turn to make fun of you 😠

I am laughing because I have cauliflower ear (a badge of honor) and you don't 😆.

@@shrimuyopa8117 It’s BJJ they have belts and in all sports their are competition they’re literally Badges that can be won. Why look ugly? Why be deformed?

Come see us!

And pray that you don't ever see this again. This is exactly how not to do this procedure.

Probably a mixture of all 3, welcome to the south

It hurts a little, but there is more relief than pain. I can tell you right now his ear was probably really sore because it was so engorged with blood. It’s similar to pulling a splinter. It may hurt to pull a splinter but it feels so good when the splinter is out.

I can assume it'd hurt more if it was infected. It's not like a cyst. Then again the nerves are probably destroyed in that guy's ear from bashing it against a mat for years to feel much of anything.

This handsome man is a fighter. He probably eats pain for breakfast :D

Glad you liked it!!

Hello Tina how are you doing today today hope you're safe over there?

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How did that work?

@@joeroccofalco7927 they ded

yea^^ how did that work??

I smell something suspicious here

Child abuse

You have to drain it pretty soon after it happens. If you let it go for a while, the lump hardens and the cartridge scars. Then its permanent.

Most grapplers that practice for life drain it at the beginning of their career and than it happens so often that they just live it and it hardens

@@user-hf9rq9xr2o you can still get surgery done

@@user-hf9rq9xr2o yea that’s what happened to my dad

@Hard knocks Montage YOU WEAR TAMPONS WHEN YA GO SWIMMING HUIH?

It doesn’t hurt feels good actually. Like you’re ear won’t pop anymore.

Yes, pressure would help. They make eat magnets.

Awesome, I am glad it helped.

Use more syringes or push out what you collect in the sink and use the same needle.