I had a type of meningitis called "meningococcal septicaemia" when I was 8. According to doctors I was hours away from passing away when my mum took me to hospital, the symptoms started on a Friday evening... the first of which being a bad cramp in my knee. I went to hospital early Saturday morning when my mum noticed the rash. It's now 11 years later and I'm so grateful that I survived and have come out unaffected.

@Yellowdigigod

7 жыл бұрын

Militia of the Lost Phan I'm jealous. I got it at 12 and it created scar tissue on meh brain and now I have epilepsy.

@n_u001

7 жыл бұрын

HolyFlame Dragon what is epilepsy

@jmcnew1020

7 жыл бұрын

Militia of the Lost Phan what have you done with this second chance. you watch KZread videos, and then amass pity likes(you're a parasite) Looks like you're fucking up Big time bro...

@Kiwi_Tea

7 жыл бұрын

Militia - You were very very lucky...not many would have survived from the stage you were at when you got admitted.

@mongomoonbladder8023

7 жыл бұрын

J McNew Naaah, Spectre was right. You're a mean and bitter piece of shit.

When my daughter was 12 she got the chicken pox and she spent a week in the hospital and it almost killed her. It can be a very serious disease, she has scars left from the spots. We thank God she’s still with us!

My son's mom had pre-e which led to preeclampsia, my son was born at 25 weeks and only weighed 1lb1oz. He was given 7% chance to live but he pulled through and is now 7 years old and like 4' tall and 50lb. My lil miracle

This video saved my life! I had the blood poisoning thing and I thought it was just a rash! After seeing that I went straight to the E.R! I had it!!!!

@chriscosby51

5 жыл бұрын

your full of shit too.

@sarahsterly2198

5 жыл бұрын

LIES

@ericdary8421

5 жыл бұрын

shiyasai list25 should highlight this!

@soplim8632

5 жыл бұрын

shiyasai your a shit talker

@wtfiswrongwithher1729

4 жыл бұрын

wow- bless your heart!

Why did I watch this? Now I have all of these.

@th1s1swack57

5 жыл бұрын

That's how I feel 💯

@janeadams8355

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha. When I took Abnormal Psychology, I found my self suffering from each diseases.

@game0nnemesis

4 жыл бұрын

I WANT MY MOMMY

I had scarlet fever when I was in second grade and barely ate anything for a month. Now when I tell people, nobody believes me ;-;

@reginastoltz3629

4 жыл бұрын

My mom also had it. She was kept in a dark room for a week.

@commandante6188

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@tmoores6726

4 жыл бұрын

I had Scarlet fever, it wasnt nice;(

@adendarican640

4 жыл бұрын

@@tmoores6726 what's it like?

@tmoores6726

4 жыл бұрын

F.B. I. Sh*tty lol

I had severe pneumonia when I was 2. It had started from a cold. I had to say in the hospital for 3 weeks, half of that time I was in a medicated coma. I almost died from it. But 13 years later, I'm here. :)

what about Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, MENSA or Lyme Disease???

@katiej2962

5 жыл бұрын

Victoria Olevenick PTSD is a mental thing .

@mr.turdlybird4387

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@smokefan1443

5 жыл бұрын

I have fibromyalgia, and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. It's truly both debilitating and disabling. 🙁😟

@romantic_hippie

5 жыл бұрын

Or CRPS

@mikaaa8790

5 жыл бұрын

It's mental but highly affects your physical, too. I have CPTSD.@@katiej2962

Most of these would not be considered the "most painful". They're bad, but there are certainly more painful diseases than these.

@TheCaptainNick

6 жыл бұрын

Being rejected be like

@joym2266

5 жыл бұрын

As someone will osteoarthritis, trigeminal neuralgia, cluster headaches, and a history of endometriosis and ovarian cysts in addition to nerve damage due to compressed nerves, I can agree with that statement. I think they were trying to list more historical illnesses that have been documented in some way or another for hundreds of years but still occur today.

@angebarbara2379

5 жыл бұрын

Joy M I know it’s nothing to celebrate, but I suffer from endometriosis, ovarian cysts, and cluster headaches as well! Glad to know there are others out there that understand what it’s like (but not at all glad that so many people in the world have/still suffer from such a wide variety of nasty diseases and health issues)!

@GuadalupeMendoza6119

5 жыл бұрын

Do you know that osteoarthritis is very painful. Pray to God you don’t get it.

@katybug6572

5 жыл бұрын

Joy M damn that’s a crazy combo.. take care of yourself hun & god bless you! 😀👍🏻💜✌🏻🙏

i can't believe you left off Complex Regional Pain Syndrome!! it's a nervous system disease that's been classified as the most painful disease known to science! the best way to describe it is this: remove all the blood from your veins, replace it with lighter fluid and then light a match. the pain is excruciating, 24/7, and it's so bad that CRPS is also known as the "suicide disease." you should do a video on CRPS - way too few know about it...

Though it's not deadly, severe eczema 10/10 would not recommend

@josephineazelie3083

4 жыл бұрын

Salads With Meat i 100% agree. ive screamed and cried for hours from the extreme pain i get after itching it violently. definintely not fun.

@sobasicallybasic3524

4 жыл бұрын

My sis had it, and it was terrible watching her screaming for hours

@Me_chelle93

4 жыл бұрын

I have Dysidrodic Eczema, OMG I thought I was going to DIE! I also had something called cholestasis during TWO of my Three pregnancies. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. I still have scars from scratching so much.

@Me_chelle93

4 жыл бұрын

I actually have a video of my husband using a wire brush to scratch my very swollen, bleeding foot.

hey this ain’t a disease but it is painful *cramps* *lots of cramps*

@eringsgrace3560

3 жыл бұрын

Ouch!!

@tylerjohnson-vf8oc

3 жыл бұрын

for 2 weeks a month also (for me)

@geekdivaherself

3 жыл бұрын

@@tylerjohnson-vf8oc Please tell me you are seeing a doctor! You can go on the pill to calm down such extreme cramps!

@tylerjohnson-vf8oc

3 жыл бұрын

@@geekdivaherself wait fr? Are they like over the counter pills or do I need to go my doctor to get a prescription?

Yep, I’ve had number 10. I had a form of dysentery that goes by the name of shigella. I was extremely dehydrated and when I went to the hospital, I had a 107 degree fever. I was constantly throwing up and was going in and out of consciousness *between sentences.* I was close to dying and had heard a nurse telling my parents that... I was close to going into cardiac arrest... while I was sleeping, with medication in my system at the hospital. They released me later on without knowing what I had and 2 days later they called and explained it was shigella. May I add I was still sick for about another 3-4 weeks.. ... Also, I was 7 years old.

@mikeg1378

5 жыл бұрын

Irrelevant Toaster what causes shigella?

@jarrettowens6073

Жыл бұрын

107 DEGREES?! HOLY SHIT! I didn't know that was possible.

Baldness is the most painful one.

@danthemann7

7 жыл бұрын

SillyTube I'm not bald but I know if I was I would actually be depressed for weeks or months

@jmcnew1020

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Davis more like, for life, kid

@tiki_trash

7 жыл бұрын

Naw, you get over it. I don't even miss my hair anymore.

@TheCaptainNick

6 жыл бұрын

Getting rejected by your crush.

@katybug6572

5 жыл бұрын

Kassie Potter cool! We have the same last name hun! 😉👍🏻💜✌🏻

Rabies is only really treatable BEFORE symptoms appear. Once you're symptomatic, you're pretty much screwed.

I had shingles back in 2011. I always thought that older people could only get it. I had it only on the left side of my body. I was going to take my kids on fun vacation and camping.I was unable to go because I was coreatine for 3 weeks. I didn't have to stay in the hospital.If you have a rashes get them look at.

i have an autoimmune disorder called Anti -phospholipid syndrome. it's a mix of Lupus and MS. can you ad this to a list for auto immune disorders that cause a lot of pain and a diminished quality of life?

@dianariley7199

4 жыл бұрын

Oh my God, I have MS and ut is very painful.I couldn't imagine having lupus also. I am SOOOOO sorry you must go through both of the horrors presented to you daily.

@christinataylor6569

4 жыл бұрын

I suffer from lupus, I definitely understand what you are going through. I wouldn’t wish it on my worse enemy. 😢

@christinagould7919

4 жыл бұрын

I also have anti-phospholipid syndrome and it's not painful and it's not a mix of Lupus and MS. I don't know where you heard that misinformation. I have Lupus and it's only painful if it's not treated properly.

@christinataylor6569

4 жыл бұрын

Christina Gould I wasn’t speaking on your autoimmune disorders only mine. My lupus has attacked my skin, heart, lungs and kidneys. It seems as if it makes one ailment Times 100. My joints are always painful from rheumatoid arthritis.

@jackieclark620

4 жыл бұрын

I also have this... not a mix of ms and lupus... some of the symptoms mimic ms (lots of misdiagnosis) and generally comes with lupus as well. I have primary aps, I DO have other auto immune diseases as well...

I'm surprised that multiple sclerosis wasn't mentioned. The sufferer's quality of life is affected sometimes without preamble. There's no cause and no cure. The disease is treatable but worsens even with treatment. There are no two cases alike except for being an autoimmune disease that attacks the brain and central nervous system. Vision, balance, motor skills, bladder and bowel control issues, etc. can affect an otherwise independent, healthy person to a person dependant on others for assistance. PEACE

@CDTucker336

7 жыл бұрын

wysiwyg43 My grandma had it for 28 years before she passed away last year. I know what a slow and painful death it is. She was completely bedridden for the last 3 years without being able to move or use her wheelchair. I am peace though because she's no longer suffering!

@randominternetperson8409

7 жыл бұрын

It can be mild or servere.

@KaentukiTheFuki

6 жыл бұрын

I have MS. However, its not a disease, in the sense he uses in this video. Its an autoimmune disease(i know, disease) but its not caused by anything. Not even genetics all the time. It can simply arise from a mutation.

@christelheadington1136

6 жыл бұрын

My late husband had MS. when he was finally correctly diagnosed. in the early 80s the doctors said there was no pain associated with it. They would eventually change that. In addition to recognizing the associated spasms were painful among other things.

@joym2266

5 жыл бұрын

I believe they were trying to list more historical types of diseases/illnesses that have been documented in some form or another for hundreds of years and still occur. A list of 25 could never begin to touch on the full width and breadth of awful diseases. The ones listed aren’t even the worst or most painful/debilitating. Just ones that we don’t always think about being around still... or have been around so long that we no longer take them seriously. MS is definitely a serious and still misunderstood disorder(not sure if it’s labeled as a disease exactly). Thankfully, it has gotten more coverage and received more funding in recent years so maybe it can at least be better controlled since it’s not likely to be truly cured due to it’s nature. Even if it had better diagnostics to find it earlier, it could help control it better. I know I was tested for it a few years back but they didn’t see any lesions on my MRI so they don’t believe it’s what I have.

My sister and I both have had pneumonia due to our asthma. I haven't needed an inhaler in years, but my sister still sometimes occasionally needs it. However, when I caught it, I heavily relied on mine. My sister caught it recently and she doesnt need it as much. Kind of a scary thought. I also have a small form of arthritis on my lower back. Nothing too extreme. But it is still a very sharp uncomfortable pain. I really dont want it to get worse as it is currently untreated now because of how minor it is. I have had a disease/bacteria/virus transmitted to me from a mosquito when I was little. I was in so much care that I remember the cold water placed on my head still. My temperature was constantly rising and my parents were scared for my life. But the fact that it is still a childhood memory kind of shows how horrible it was in my life. I think the most life threatening thing was my pancreas and gallbladder. My liver is in check rn. I'm so young and loon even younger, but my body feels like the body of someone in their 80s and I wish I wants exaggerating.

@ingriddubbel8468

5 жыл бұрын

You needed an inhaler for years not in years. You just can't substitute one preposition for another.

You don't want rectal cancer. Both the disease and treatment are very painful.

@Fuzzycat16

7 жыл бұрын

Let me rephrase your comment.. " You don't want Cancer. " there.

In 1992, at 8 years old, I contracted chicken pox. My parents threw a “Pox Party”. All my cousins and all the neighborhood kids came over to play with us so they could get it too. When I was 11, I had shingles. In 1995, shingles wasn’t well known and I was a very rare case because of my age. I remember them keeping me in the hospital, quarantined, for 2 weeks.

@melissataylor9668

5 жыл бұрын

My parents did the same thing with me. I didn't have the shingles though until I was 15 (2005). The doctor didn't even know what it was for weeks 'cause they assumed shingles was a disease of the elderly.

@mikeg1378

5 жыл бұрын

The hospital is a likely place where you contracted shingles

@JZJ7777

Жыл бұрын

Why the hell would you’re parents do that?! I guess I could see how you could get shingles, as it’s a reactivation of the chicken pox.

My friend recently had sepsis. Luckily she went to the hospital in time. Another day and she wouldn't be here - always get these things checked out!

@katherinerichardson2273

7 жыл бұрын

Louise Galczynski most of us are uninsured from Obamacare and can't go to the hospital no matter what

@loveinchrist7585

7 жыл бұрын

Louise Galczynski God bless

@TheCaptainNick

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, my uncle died of it. He knew he was dying, but when he went to the hospital for septic shock, his last words were: "I didn't want to worry nobody." He fell unconscious and died.

@alexanderposell5761

5 жыл бұрын

"Uninsured from Obamacare?" How's that work? Ensuring that more people get insured and that insurance companies can't turn you down for a preexisting condition made you uninsured? Please explain. I'm sure it will be a coherent and elegantly stated explanation.

I was in the hospital with sepsis for 2 months at the end of last year. I had a port a cath that got infected and my immune system was crap because I was on Remicade and Prednisone. That was all not a fun time...

@Kiwi_Tea

7 жыл бұрын

So does thin skin

@evawestendorp9757

7 жыл бұрын

MsUn PC Being allergic to Prednison, that sucks!

@laurenmcc.5021

7 жыл бұрын

"I've never heard of anyone bring allergic to......." I've heard that bs way too many times. People can be allergic to water, and you wouldn't just give a PBJ to someone who's allergic to peanuts. Medicine is absolutely no different. Just believe the damn patient when they say they're allergic to something, they know their body's reactions better than any outsider ever will, and it's really not that hard at all to understand and avoid known allergens unless there is no alternative solution, which is quite rare. Several nurses did that shit to me constantly, and I'm only allergic to 3 things within the medical realm. Yes it is completely plausible that someone is, in fact, allergic to something you've "never heard of anyone being allergic to". It's a STUPID saying that can quite literally, kill someone or cause extreme pain and discomfort. I'm sure you can imagine 2nd 3rd degree burns aren't very hive-friendly. Now imagine 2 nurses consistently playing the allergy game under those circumstances. With no pain medicine because they "don't believe in medicine" despite the fact that medicine is literally their career field of choice. It's not fun, at all.

@TheCaptainNick

6 жыл бұрын

Lauren McC. I managed to convince a daycare that I was allergic to pineapple when I was 3 because I didn't want to eat it. I just said "I'm allergic to that" but it sounded like "algaic". Then, when they made me eat it, I began holding my breath to make my face turn red (to imitate hives), and pretended to gag. They called up my parents and were like "we're sorry, we didn't know he was allergic to pineapple!" And my parents said " what are you talking about?"

@tammyreed7662

5 жыл бұрын

@MsUn PC lol is she passed out yet lmao

I have heard that sepsis and meningitis are apparently some of the most painful deaths

My grandma, called arthritis "The Miseries"

@kazzysenpai5906

3 жыл бұрын

I have arthritis and Carpal tunnel. Can confirm it’s misery

@SC-E

3 жыл бұрын

My mom calls arthritis: arthwrongtis

@kirkmorrison6131

3 жыл бұрын

@@SC-E a good description

It's sad because a person I know very well has arthuritis,(might have spelt that wrong)because they ran for charity on roads when they were younger. The material separating the bones in their knees, was unfortunately worn away because of the impact of hitting the ground at every step. Now, those joints knock together, making it painful to walk or run certain distances. I was also extraordinarily angry when I didn't hear ANY notice of M.S(multiple syrothis). It is an illness, so there is reasoning why it wasn't mentioned in the video. However, M.S is caused by extreme stress and is TERMINAL. With age, multiple syrothis WILL kill. That isn't it, though. While those affected can take treatments such as anti-biotic pills, there are other "side affects" such as unbearable brain damage, loss of memory, fainting, black outs, vomiting, ect. I could possibly even make my OWN video of 25+ affects of this deadly illness. This friend of mine also has this illness, and I always fear the worst for them. It has quite possibly been stated to have no cure, until one day, when doctors developed a way to manipulate stem cell DNA to possibly cure M.S. The treatment has already been tested, with exceptionally successful results. From that day, only last year(2016)my friend has begged and hoped for this option, instead of waiting for death's door to arrive after several steroid- like anti-biotic drugs. If you have felt even slightly touched by this comment, either like it, or show your appreciation by replying by telling me on your thoughts of the illness, and if anyone you know has this.

26. Severe Depression I have it

4 years ago I got septic double pneumonia and was hospitalized for 8 days. I got stuck for lactic acid level blood tests every 4 hours for almost the entire time I was in the hospital and IV antibiotics every 4 hours. It was absolute misery and I was literally at deaths door when I got checked in the ER. I got diagnosed with gout 9 years ago and can honestly say I’d rather be hit by my semi hourly than ever suffer another gout attack. It feels like the affected joints (and limb those are attached to) are being crushed. That’s the best way I can describe the pain of a gout flare. It absolutely sucks to have chronic gout because I never know when it’s going to flare.

Someone posted on reddit a red line going from a mosquito bite towards their heart. Everyone encouraged the person to go to the doctor. This happened a few hours ago. Might have saved his life.

@KayKay114

4 жыл бұрын

What happened?

#26 Trigeminal Neuralgia. Nicknamed the "Suicide Disorder". In my case the pain was three to five times that of a burn. It is considered the most painful nerve disorder. I was treated with radiation one-third the dose of a brain cancer dose. The treatment cost $30,000 and wasn't 100% successful so I still have to take medication.

@BabyPinkMonsoon

7 жыл бұрын

catzand dogz I have trigeminal neuralgia too, and there aren't words to describe the pain. I got a microvascular decompression in my brain (my trigeminal nerve is actually wrapped in Teflon), and it pretty much cured it. I've had some very minor attacks, but they're very rare and nowhere near as painful. The recovery wasn't easy, but it's the best decision I ever made.

@sassy1936

5 жыл бұрын

@@BabyPinkMonsoon yes I suffered with this too until I had the same surgery you had

@joym2266

5 жыл бұрын

I’m right there with you guys. I’ve had it for around 7 years and am allergic to tegratol. However, I am very lucky that 600mg of Neurontin 3x a day controls it most of the time. Unfortunately, due to multiple tooth abscesses, I have had 8 oral surgeries in the last year and it tends to flare afterwards. The last surgery was 4 weeks ago included total bone revision on my lower jaw and 50% of the top. Besides the surgical pain, the trigeminal neuralgia also flared so most days are still spent in pain and exhausted.

Good advice !! I've been a trauma health care professional for 20 years ...well done... sepsis yes!!! Red steak up a leg or arm... go to your ER NOW!! I cared for a fellow in a remote location who had sepsis (which was flesh eating disease) and because an incompetent nurse sent the air ambulance to the wrong location, the time of onset of symptoms to getting to the correct location for treatment ended with the poor fellow losing most of his arm.... my guilt to this day haunts me.... so do diligence is VITAL!!

The video's title is the most PAINFUL diseases but you said the most DEADLY diseases. I watched this in the hopes of seeing my favourite disease, Necrotising Fasciitis (flesh eating disease), which releases toxins that destroy tissue and can destroy fist-sized chunks of organs. Also, there is also two different types of plague other than Bubonic: Septicaemic and Pneumonic which are in the blood and lungs respectively. Also, chickenpox doesn't give you lifelong immunity (google it) and arthritis, whatever your parents told you, isn't caused by cracking your knuckles and you can get chickenpox on your eye on account of it being a neural disease.

@MrsMwl2004

5 жыл бұрын

Mr Goldfish my grand mother died of flesh eating bacteria and my grand father, (her husband) died of sepsis. My dad had MRSA, my husband had meningitis. I have psoriatic arthritis i know pain. I've also had shingles but never chickenpox.

@92RKID

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrsMwl2004 I've had chickenpox as a kid. I was little and my brother had it at the same as me. My late sister had given it to both of us one day after she caught it from some other kid at her school. Mom remembers me having a pox on one of my eyes. That May was just awful for her, dealing with two little kids sick with chickenpox.

@MrsMwl2004

5 жыл бұрын

@@92RKID my word! My sister, and all 6 of my cousins who lived near me had chicken pox as a kid. I developed shingles on my face under my eye and nearly lost my vision. I have the scar still. It was horrible. None of my kids, thank goodness have ever had chicken pox. My husband had a bad case that landed him in the hospital with seizures during to high fever.

has any of you guys had hand, foot and mouth disease? i have it sucked

@xpeachpuffx

5 жыл бұрын

What is it exactly? What was it like?

@jamoesde9282

4 жыл бұрын

Jessica Snow it’s not bad my 1y/o bro has it and he doesn’t cry or anything it’s just that your hands feet and Mouth are itchingh

@BlueGhostofSeaside

4 жыл бұрын

One of my siblings had it, it was awful!

As someone who has had Scarlett Fever, it is one of the worst experiences of my life. I didn’t have access to antibiotics(foster child with shitty parents at the time) so I was bedridden for like 2 weeks. My fever peaked at 104.8 and stayed there for over a day before it broke, coming down to 101.5 in the tail end. I wound up being taken to the ER by my adopted mother when she came to visit me one day and saw me nearly dead. The consequences of Scarlett Fever? There is nearly a 100% chance I can’t have kids, I have brain damage from the fever and some other mental issues from mistreatment while I had the disease. 0/10 would not recommend

My daughter has had pneumonia 4 times (has asthma). She just turned 4. I'm happy to say that her PCP always takes any issue seriously, and has never hesitated to double check anything he wasn't sure about.

What about cancer? Isn't that painful too?

@fankdaggot8961

7 жыл бұрын

There are many different kinds of cancer. They all have a different degree of pain and effects.

@jakeg3126

7 жыл бұрын

Most cancers are painless. I used to have a type of leukemia, you just get sick a lot easier. The chemotherapy and transplant are a bitch. It's mostly psychological, you hear stuff and freak out Adults and senior citizens just think too much and like to complain to get attention. Kids are braver. I noticed it was easy for me because I was young and stupid. Knowing what I do now I think It would've been harder.

@alexgarrison8953

7 жыл бұрын

I don't think cancer is a disease

@Kiwi_Tea

7 жыл бұрын

Then what is it

@luisdavila1236

7 жыл бұрын

Cancer

Hi Pearson watching while scrolling through the comments

@xpeachpuffx

5 жыл бұрын

Im a PearDAUGHTER thank youuuu

@leahsahaas5855

5 жыл бұрын

Kevin Kev Hi to you! 😊

Please do one of these with chronic illnesses. I think you could spread a lot of awareness this way.

There is a measles outbreak in my state but thank god my dad is a nurse and I have smart parents

I've had rocky Mountain spotted fever..turned yellow with purple spots.. it was nuts

I had Stephen Johnson's Syndrome. My skin blistered and peeled off. Got MRSA while I had that. Still have a hard time moving, left me with nearopothy and joint paint. ( Basically is a severe toxic allergic reaction.)

@loribowser2616

4 жыл бұрын

My mother died from it

I had endometriosis when I was 23 , I was 36 hour's away from death! I had immense pain in my stomach and my left side was all numb. I thought I was having a stroke , for those that don't know what it is,it is a disease of the endometrium or the lining of a woman's womb. As a result I was told that I would be infertile and on HRT for the rest of my life. This was the worst pain ever in my life! I also felt like something in my stomach was trying to get out!. Thank God I was found by someone who called a doctor and saved my life!

Thanks Mike 25, I was born in 1960 and I have had 7 out of your 25 painful diseases. In chronological order: *20, 22, *25, 23 (Pre-Eclampsia, Eclampsia. Severe seizures followed by an emergency cesarean at 30 weeks of pregnancy. In 1988, my child lived.) # 21, 18 (Caused by a Surgical Procedure) finally # 12. *20 Influenza and # 25 Pneumonia several times. (Yes I do get vaccinated unfortunately, I have had enough chemotherapy in my life to kill a herd of Elephants.) This was extremely depressing List to watch. 😱😱😱

Anti vaccers need to see these kind of videos

@joanbaczek2575

3 жыл бұрын

Lol said on a video that stated getting chicken pox naturally gives life long immunity where as chicken pox vax gives temporary immunity- sorry rather get chicken pox as a kid. It was also discovered that kids who got chicken pox vax were less able to fight off h1n1 compared to kids who had natural chicken pox. The tick born disease covered in this vid is a bacteria and pneumonia is caused by bacteria which isn’t even applicable to vaccine. Sepsis is also a bacteria not a virus. Syphilus is also a bacteria meningitis is also a bacteria, gonorea and clamidia is bacterial, arthritis isn’t bacterial or viral, disentary is bacterial, rickets is caused by malnutrition lack of vitamin d, bubonic plaque is caused by bacteria, cholera is bacterial, scarlet fever is bacterial, gout is caused by Uric acid in the blood, tuberculosis is bacterial, leprosy is bacterial. So obviously you don’t know what you think you know. I only agree with you when it came to diphtheria polo and RABIES. I almost died 2 times cus of flu vaccine

@caroljo420

Жыл бұрын

​@@joanbaczek2575 You probably had an allergic reaction to an ingredient in the vaccine.

What about the H1N1 ? I've had it and I have never felt more pain in my entire life

@Isaac-od4rm

7 жыл бұрын

J PM because it's not that scary. back in 2009 or whenever the breakout was, the mortality rate was the same as the regular seasonal flu. Around .02-.03%. Overall a big overreaction by the media and thus the public

@PrincessAshley972

7 жыл бұрын

I remember that. Became a running joke at my high school. Every time someone would cough, someone would yell "swine flu!" and we'd all have a good laugh

@halien6384

7 жыл бұрын

J PM I actually had swine flu when I was in third grade. It sucked. I had to be at home for almost 3 weeks

@ratishabridalpath1042

7 жыл бұрын

Flu was on the list, that included all strands

@originalbrat

6 жыл бұрын

H1N1 is a strain of a the flu

My grandfather was in high school when there was a huge polio outbreak in 1953. He lost his teeth and ended up being paralyzed from the waist down for a total of 2 years. He almost ended up in the iron lung. He's in his late 70's now and suffers from a little known disease called Post-Polio Syndrome. For him, he's been losing muscle strength and control in his right leg for over 5 years now. TL;DR he suffered and survived, but it comes back to get you much later in life. That's something more people should be made aware of about polio.

I had scarletine when I was a child, it’s a much milder form of scarlet fever. I remember our whole family was in quarantine for a month or more. I had a really high fever a& a bright red rash all over my body. Can’t remember what medicine they used, but it worked.

I actually had scarlet fever as a kid. Let me tell you, it wasnt fun. While i did get to miss like a week of school, the medicine was nasty! It was liquid and tasted horrible. My parents resorted to mixing it in with yogurt just to get me to eat it. To this day i still wont touch blueberry yogurt *shivers* that was the worst combo

@ianharrison8690

7 жыл бұрын

Undertaker9711 did your head feel like its about to explode and you couldnt move or you would throw up?

@PrincessAshley972

7 жыл бұрын

I honestly dont remember. I was in 3rd grade at the time

Well this video enlightened my day! 😂

@ritapowers8305

7 жыл бұрын

Osteomyilitis of the spine, if left undiagnosed for over a month or two, is a disease that causes paralysis due to the pain. If you move, you scream. Nothing reduces the pain. Months of antibiotics directly to the heart may get the bacterial infection out of the bones of the spine which are otherwise destroying your bones. On my butt for 12-13 months. Legs and arms have severe atrophy. Pain is much reduced after 2 years but meds are still quintessential. Can come back. If so, I will not experience it again. Very few cases in the country/world each year. Many docs learned about the disease T our hospital by observing me. One advantage? I watched nearly the entire Pres campaign...start to finish...from my bed. I'm not sure which was more painful...Trump or Osteomyilitis. Ken....Lowell, MA, USA

Alot of US soldiers that charged up San Juan Hill in Cuba, had yellow fever and had to quarantined upon return to the US.

Friend of mine had pre-eclampsia that developed into eclampsia! She almost started seizing, and had said she saw lights before her eyes, guessing like orbs or something? She was told later on that if she had seized that day, she would of died and that she was very close and very lucky to be alive! Her little boy was born via c-section 4 months early, but he's a healthy, happy little guy now!

where is depression

@Riker626

7 жыл бұрын

it should be on here, not physical but sill worthy of the list

@kathymain578

7 жыл бұрын

Riker626 Depression is a physical problem. The chemicals in the brain are out of balance. It can cause other physical symptoms as well like fatigue and pain.

@ok-op8lg

6 жыл бұрын

Kathy Main But you cant "catch depression" and its a mental disorder.

@beckwatts1843

6 жыл бұрын

Depression is a mental disorder, not a disease. If you struggle with depression, it may feel like a disease, sure, but it's just a mental disorder.

@ingriddubbel8468

6 жыл бұрын

natt tomes Death can be caused by depression but suicide is a seconday outcome. It isn't a guaranteed outcome. Mental illness has specific constistant symptoms. The DSM does not have suicide as a symptom.

I had chicken pox as a kid yes I'm that old

Hidradenitis Suppurativa should definitely be on this list too. Its ranked one of 3 of the most painful disease one can have. Its a disease that attacks your Apocrine (Sweat) glands. It causes painful abscesses in areas usually where skin meets skin. In the groin area, under breasts, under arms, in the crease of the butt, ect. It has no cure and very few treatments that actually work. The abscesses tunnel which make the abscess go deep into the skin. I've suffered with HS since I was 13. Have had multiple surgeries and still no luck. It can cause MRSA and Sepsis. I've also had Scarlett Fever in my teens. I'll never forget that. Sickest I have ever been.

I've been septic before. I had an infection that doctors could find and it took me months before I was so bad off that I thought I was dying. The pain was so intense and never ending that just having someone touch me made me scream. The doctors threw me under ice blankets to rapidly cool my body from 105.7 degrees. They eventually told me if I hadn't made it when I did, I'd be dead. They estimated I had 1 to 3 hrs left and my brain/body would have cooked from the inside out. Because of that it actually gave me some brain damage via heat and scar tissue. That damage caused numerous other medical conditions I'm still living with today and have to deal with the rest of my life. I've learned the hard way, you know your body better than any doctor. If you think or know or feel that you're sick, chances are... you're right! Go to the hospital, doctor, anywhere that will help you

crap, I'm sick. why am I watching this??

I had the swine flu during the pandemic about a decade ago.

@D3xTRb0y

7 жыл бұрын

Muffin Tek same

@SitDownRocky

7 жыл бұрын

Muffin Tek Did you die?

@RaptorMocha

7 жыл бұрын

Rocky no, a pandemic is like a epidemic.

@nancyomalley6012

7 жыл бұрын

Who do you think is posting, a ghost? Of course he didn't die!

@mr.turdlybird4387

5 жыл бұрын

Same

I have gout which is a 10 on a scale of 1-10 which 10 being the worst. I literally screamed and cried when I got my first gout attack.

It's definitely scary being a carrier of TB. I have to be careful around my family who can be susceptible to it...

@ballhead1150

4 жыл бұрын

You should be treated by now, right? Doesn’t recovery take 6 months?

I had pneumonia

@gaminxyz2045

6 жыл бұрын

Caleb the amazing Savage #76what

As usual great video Mike. You're the best. Just amazing.

M’y youngest once cut himself on a small broken tile. He didn’t even bleed! The next day the site was red and slightly swollen, so I washed it and put on some antibacterial cream. The next day his arm had a red line going towards his torso. I took him to the doctor right away and they treated him immediately. It’s very important to keep an eye on any sores on your body. When in doubt, see a doctor!

I've had Crohn's disease since i was a kid. Undiagnosed until i was 31 by incompetent doctors who said my unbearable abdominal pain was nerves. Finally as i continued to deteriorate i simply couldn't move or eat anymore. I got to a real hospital-Westchester Medical Center, Valhalla NY-and was diagnosed within 30 minutes. Because it went untreated so long, i had developed a complete large intestine blockage. Most excruciating pain I've ever felt. They told me i only had two more days or so before the intestine ruptured and killed me. Thank God for them, they removed some of the bowel and formed a permanent colostomy. I recovered slowly but well. I have flare ups which are very painful in their own right, but the blockage was almost pass out painful so i deal withthe flare ups you know? Anyway, just my story if anyone cares to read it.

Notification Squad, Go!

What did the Leper say to the nurse? Nothing. His mouth had fallen off.

#25 One of my friends got that in the 4th grade! He recovered, Thank God, but he missed two weeks of school.

I don't remember having chicken pox as a kid, but my mom said I had them when I was three. When all four of my kids contracted chicken pox from daycare, I missed almost a month of work to take care of them. They were miserable. I had to put oven mitts on them their hands to keep them from scratching and getting their rashes infected. My husband, who had a mild case of smallpox after he was vaccinated when he was a teenager (1957), was able to help me. You want to talk about painful diseases, smallpox is it. Even a mild case can be deadly.

Okay im flippin early

@list25

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Flippin Early. I'm Michael. ~Mike

@YouTubeExplore777

7 жыл бұрын

list25 My mom divorced you

I never got the chicken pocks...

@confusedheavy6933

7 жыл бұрын

Ichigo Me too

@TheCaptainNick

6 жыл бұрын

*pox

@Nights_Frozen_Embrace

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@user-yo2lt8ch7v

5 жыл бұрын

pocks

@joym2266

5 жыл бұрын

Neither did I, so when I started in the nursing field, I got vaccinated but am a “nonconverter” so never developed antibodies.

I had pneumonia when I was 7 I'm not lying the experience was agonizing

I had sepsis a few years ago. I had a UTI that turned into a kidney infection which got into my blood. Had I waited another hour to get to the ER, I’d have likely died. I was hospitalized for a week, getting IV antibiotics and having my heart monitored. I’m lucky I had friends who didn’t listen to me that I didn’t want to go to the ER. I was given morphine for the pain and was passed out the first 18 hours.

no Alzheimer's or mono?

@kxloux8466

7 жыл бұрын

Doug Austin It's bad and really horrible but not exactly painful

@FaumauNZ

7 жыл бұрын

Doug Austin plus not a disease, it's not contagious. Alzheimers is a condition or something

@Kiwi_Tea

7 жыл бұрын

Arthritis isn't contagious, but it's on the list.

@mommywithnokidsss

6 жыл бұрын

Alzheimer's is degenerative, and basically turns your brain into a sponge- a virus called 'prion'. While horrifying, psychologically traumatic...... it doesn't actually host a whole lot of related physical pains

@mikeg1378

5 жыл бұрын

Sensi Star prion is an abnormal protein particle

bit of a clickbait title but enjoyed none the less

@rossholt3333

7 жыл бұрын

How is it a clickbait title?

I had pneumonia 3 times!!! The third time almost killed me. Then I got a shot and havent had it since. I've NEVER had chicken pox nor have my siblings!!! Yeah, rare. We were extremely healthy kids.

I've had one of the worst thing you can imagine in terms of pain, it's called trigeminal nevralgia (or suicidal disease, because people have killed themselves to stop the pain). You can't even go to the doctor because the crisis are too painful. You fall on the floor in pain for a couple minutes, it happens many times a day out of nowhere, and you fear having a crisis while en route to the doctor so you try to get help at home . But the causes of this condition are various. Mine was the ophtalmic variation (so the burn start from the eye and goes all over one one side of the head), it was a complication of shingles, and I still have post-herpetic pain to this day (though it's nothing compared). I'm lucky my trigeminal attacks lasted under 2 months. Doctors say they can come back. There are various treatments including surgery but all seem tentative, like there is not one official treatment that works for all. Tegretol, the main med generally used, didn't work on me. The problem went away on its own while trying meds and meditation or spiritual healing therapy (sounds silly but you'd try anytrhing). I'm lucky for now, some have this for a long time (or life). I heard someone who tried every treatment and nothing worked but cannabis (in vape), but it's just great that they found something that worked because with that condition, it's hell on earth. My coping mechanism was I told myself I had at least 2 to 4 hours between crisis where I felt relatively normal. But the crisis are like torture.

@madison3116

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry 😟

Shit, I had my head removed prematurely by the crazy father of a cute daughter with a chainsaw and some lemon juice. You want pain? But that wasn't even the worst part. It didn't even *really* start to hurt until some wild-eyed Mexican surgeon with a cigarillo in his mouth and a sombrero on the wall pointed to my twitching body over there on the gurney and said "We can re-attach Senior, but we are out of pain Meds! Bite down on this...". He sounded a little like Cheech Marin, but I trusted him, so I bit down on that dirty Make America Great Again towel as they put needle and thread to skin. Zero pain medication. None! I lived to pass on the wisdom of this cautionary tale. Don't get your head removed in Mexico without good health insurance and a pocket full of Percocet. Peace.

@jeremyalford9166

6 жыл бұрын

iambiggus 😂😂😂

@mr.turdlybird4387

5 жыл бұрын

Troll

@JZJ7777

Жыл бұрын

I don’t believe that, you can’t be here if you had your head removed.

what about ebola

25. Pneumonia 24. Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever 23. Eclampsia 22. Chicken Pox 21. Heart Disease 20. Influenza 19. Yellow Fever 18. Sepsis 17. Encephalitis 16. Syphilis 15. Meningitis 14. Gonorrhea 13. Typhoid 12. Arthritis 11. Rabies 10. Dysentery 9. Rickets 8. Bubonic Plague 7. Diphtheria 6. Cholera 5. Scarlet Fever 4. Polio 3. Gout 2. Tuberculosis 1. Leprosy

I had number 23, it got worse and ended as HELLP Syndrome. It SUCKED, I almost died like three times, the multiple blood transfusions I needed were what nearly killed me since the HELLP Syndrome caused all my red blood cells to turn into enema and my heart nearly failed. It was SO HARD TO BREATHE!

How are these the most PAINFUL diseases? Maybe you uploaded the wrong video.

where is feminism?

@andrerobinson4340

7 жыл бұрын

LilRando now that was funny my man. Hahaha 😅

@startheangel9760

7 жыл бұрын

CosmicNIO Feminist isn't a disease it's a mental disorder.

@D3xTRb0y

7 жыл бұрын

LilRando I don't get it

@queenpinkysfamily1618

7 жыл бұрын

lol I did not see it missing.

@robinconkel-hannan6629

7 жыл бұрын

Europeans, mostly English and Spanish, are guilty of most of the colonialism around the world and the horrors that go with it.. They are also mostly responsible for the trans-Atlantic slave trade.. On the other hand they are responsible for the industrial revolution..

This video is making my skin itch. I'm going to take a shower.

My nursing teacher mentioned her granddaughter had scarlet fever. Only reason I remember this is her name is Scarlet

I liked how I knew about each disease. I was testing my knowledge on each one before you started to describe them.

@Fuzzycat16

7 жыл бұрын

Trying to stroke that ego in public?...poor you.

@flyhigh9944

7 жыл бұрын

meow fuzzy cat!

@thehappyfamily9868

7 жыл бұрын

Wow! I needed to know this!

@cymothoa.exigua

7 жыл бұрын

Amanda Brown Lol same!

The Black Death is still around? Muahahaha how exellent Er... how terrible.... KNEEL BEFORE THE PLAGUE 😅☠

#12 Arthritis, there several forms of this. I have osteoarthritis in my jaw joints, though my upper jaw joints are 98% gone...deteriorated, but the osteoarthritis causes my entire jaw to be in pain. (I have pain in my other facial bones as well, but it’s not as bad as my jaw.) On top of osteoarthritis in my jaw joints, the muscles in my skull get extremely tight and it feels like my entire skull is being crushed, which also causes bad headaches. Unfortunately I’m down in bed a lot from these thing’s. I can’t imagine having the more severe forms of arthritis and my heart goes out to those who do.

Had scarlet fever when I was 15 it was literally the worst two weeks of my life. My fever was 102 or 103 daily. I was rushed to the hospital and then they quarantined my house so I could pass it to anyone else. It was so terrible. Always be cautious when you have strep and be monitored by your doctor.

this is morbid AF

@rossholt3333

7 жыл бұрын

What where you expecting? Kittens?

Please do more research and understand what you are making videos about before publishing them...otherwise you will be spreading false information. Pneumonia is the build up of fluid in the lungs [period]. This build up can be caused by infection [viral or bacterial], aspiration of food or liquids etc. even poor cardiac function or over hydration after being resuscitated and bolused with fluids by IV. Usually we do not aspirate, we fight infection and our cardiac function is able to perfuse and carry away fluids from the lungs, hence no pneumonia.

Some of these are very bad. I developed sepsis from undiagnosed MRSA. twice!! Almost lost my arm, and was in isolation in the infectious disease section of the hospital for 10 days.

You forgot Toxic Shock Syndrome, which is bacterial. My Daughter contracted it at 19 while she was in college, fortunately the Doctor at the clinic on campus knew she was seriously ill and carried her out to his car and drove her to the hospital himself. Less than 24 hours after she first felt ill, her major internal organs were shutting down. She spent five days in the hospital and fortunately they caught it in time, the recovery was a long process. She was extremely lucky, time is not on your side if you have symptoms, get to the ER ASAP. It is treatable if you get help in time. I also met a woman once who had to have both legs amputated at the knee, she spent 2 months in a coma as well from this.

Heart disease wouldn't be a problem if people don't eat fast food on a daily basis.

@memedojo5436

7 жыл бұрын

Star Pit what about bradycardia people are born with it and it is a form of heart disease.

@startheangel9760

7 жыл бұрын

Lee Harvey Oswald Modt likely cholesterol is to blame.

@memedojo5436

7 жыл бұрын

Star Pit it is from birth my brother was born with it

@andrelee7081

7 жыл бұрын

I'm sure they had fast food back in ancient Egypt.

@stephanierakowski2729

7 жыл бұрын

It can be caused by heredity, environment, or a combination. Hence why people in "perfect health" can drop dead of a heart attack. And they did have fatty foods in ancient Egypt. Gout was also a Pharaoh Disease

#1: Liberal/Leftism

@Vegeta8300

7 жыл бұрын

Niko-115 While I agree, the super religious right are just as bad too. Us non crazies in the middle I think have the right idea...

@Edenssunlight

7 жыл бұрын

⬆⬆⬆best comment here⬆⬆⬆

@JackaMaccaPacca

7 жыл бұрын

#1: cancerous people who try and push their political agenda via the form of shitty comedy that only they find funny in KZread comments because they couldn't get the president job quite yet

@Edenssunlight

7 жыл бұрын

+jackamaccapacca typical leftest response

@robinconkel-hannan6629

7 жыл бұрын

LilRando , All caucasians or just Europeans.?

i had bronchial pneumonia and chronic lung disease as a 3 month premature baby, i also have asthma, i'm still here

I think I had a strain of COVID-19 that gave me symptoms like a fever that went up and down, chills, night sweats, trying to breath, cough, or sneeze would hurt my chest, and a splitting headache all at the same time. I felt like I was dying. I eventually recovered, but it was 5 days of hell. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, even my own worst enemy.

You forgot feminism

@D3xTRb0y

7 жыл бұрын

Khyber Plays Stuff that's a mental disorder not a disease

@D3xTRb0y

7 жыл бұрын

Cassandra Olivier everyone would support feminism over there, but feminism in the west is pointless

@khyberplaysstuff7591

7 жыл бұрын

D3X | Editor Just like her comment

@D3xTRb0y

7 жыл бұрын

Khyber Plays Stuff exactly, feminism shouldn't even exist outside the Middle East

@tannydanner9299

7 жыл бұрын

What about his an idiot and when the fuck was it that countries were women?

femenisim should be on the list

@D3xTRb0y

7 жыл бұрын

QCpro1 that's a mental disorder

@ianmacfarlane1241

7 жыл бұрын

QCpro1 Is that anything like feminism? Or I'm I all mixed up?

@thehappyfamily9868

7 жыл бұрын

Just a tip: if you're going to call someone an idiot, make sure your spelling is correct.

@Mxrrose

7 жыл бұрын

There is a difference between a feminist and a feminazi. A feminist just wants equal right as men and a feminazi is someone who says women are better than men and shit like that. People like them have changed the perspective of being a feminist. *BTW I don't really care about all this feminism shit*

@D3xTRb0y

7 жыл бұрын

MaroonxRose women have equal rights in the 1st world so instead of existing here, go to the Middle East where feminism is needed

I had polio at 22 months of age. I was paralyzed from the waist down. When I read or hear about parents refusing to get their kids their inoculations it makes me so angry. I almost died and the damage done by the polio has affected my entire life. Polio cripples and kills. Don't risk your child's life.

Morning list25. Good list. Thanks for the info.

Love me now or else

@muhenkrishnan8482

7 жыл бұрын

• Tensakuma "Tendro" Kadro u must have no taste then

@andromeda4688

7 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure who is more savage in these comments