See the whole series at www.medcram.com along with other top quality videos including reviews in pulmonary, cardiology, infectious disease, and hematology!

@sanjaysingh-el1kp

7 жыл бұрын

MedCram - Medical Lectures Explained CLEARLY

@moaningminnie7863

4 жыл бұрын

That’s what I did for a living.

@moaningminnie7863

4 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed the video as a refresher and to help people u detest and what smoking can do. Hope you’ve stopped thousands from smoking.

I have stage 1 copd just recently quit smoking tired of having hard time breathing watching videoes like these to give me encouragement to stay smoke free

@jynrah47

4 жыл бұрын

Have you been getting lightheaded or always feel tired. Quit smoking as well and sometimes I've felt pain moving up towards my head. Sadly I've been waiting for my first appointment and whenever I call they say they'll call back.

Thank you for this broken down explanation. My husband was just diagnosed with Emphysema and obviously I'm concerned. Knowledge is the only way to beat fear so this helps me a lot.

@sam-qp4hy

3 жыл бұрын

Hope he gets better!

@simoncowell5411

3 жыл бұрын

Hi everyone, I'm Simon and I was in stage 4.I have had a long history of bronchitis and asthma , and unlike some of you, I smoked.i was diagnosed in 2018 But with some natural herbs I was able to get rid COPD.you can also join is WhatsApp group by clicking on the link.. chat.whatsapp.com/CHoFFrYbMJc038JhpR4J1D to know more

Thank you so much for your fabulous teaching! I have never seen anyone teach like you. God bless🙏

I'm a newly qualified nurse in the UK (7 months in) and I'm constantly coming home to read up on situations that I need to understand more. Thank you so much for your videos. Even my tired mind gets it! You're a very gifted teacher. Of course, it goes without saying that I'm a new SUBBIE!!

@Medcram

8 жыл бұрын

+Fill My Cup Good to hear, thanks for the comment and subscription!

@felicitymcdougle4981

6 жыл бұрын

Fill My Cup do all nurses do this? Because I find it a little bit scary that nurses in the UK don't understand their patients ailments. Anyone can watch a you tube video and diagnose themselves. People go to hospital to seek professional help by people who you would hope they knew what they were doing. Not hating, your comment just scares me a bit!

Great explanation Dr Seheult, so glad I continued watching. I was about to close it down after seeing the screen written words, ALTHOUGH, hearing your tone and slow, clear descriptions and explanations, I appreciate your time in doing this clip.

Gratitude for this information. It’s been 3 years I’ve been diagnosed with COPD.

Probably the clearest explanation so far, thank you

Your video really helped me to understand COPD and especially spirometry better! Thank you so much! :)

This is BY FAR the BEST explanation of COPD I’ve ever seen! Thank you!!!! I’m studying the respiratory system right now in A&P 2 and this is very germane to me at the moment. Subscribed!!!

@simoncowell5411

3 жыл бұрын

Hi everyone, I'm Simon and I was in stage 4.I have had a long history of bronchitis and asthma , and unlike some of you, I smoked.i was diagnosed in 2018 But with some natural herbs I was able to get rid COPD.you can also join is WhatsApp group by clicking on the link.. chat.whatsapp.com/CHoFFrYbMJc038JhpR4J1D to know more.

I like how you simplify those confusing concepts into simple diagrams... 😃😃 It really helps in terms of understanding and memorising :D

@carmenvelez4022

4 жыл бұрын

Iam just trying to get better thank you for the comment I wish you the best bye

Great. This just reinforces what I’ve done in my lectures.

Your lectures are very helpful, thank you so much. Would love to see you do 12 lead interpretation. Thank you again for your good work.

I'm hoping this is the beginning of a great version to live better for myself and my loved ones. Thank you, lost my mom, aunt and grandfather. Now the one I love, may live longer. Xoxo

@rickyhunter6106

4 жыл бұрын

And I'm Rick's girlfriend, falcon.

I had no idea my COPD was the same as emphysema. Sounds like things are going to get horrible. What really sucks is that I only had to smoke about 6 mos and I was diagnosed with it. As soon as I started smoking, I developed a steady cough & coughing up stuff. Even if I had quit, it wouldn't have helped. So unfair. I don't smoke now....but it's TOO LATE!!! I don't want to die suffocating. Why can't they come up with better treatments to help get the air out?

Clear and concise, as usual. Thanks, keep these vids coming.

@Medcram

9 жыл бұрын

Johan P Thank you for the feedback

My 48 yr old daughter is struggling with breathing issues. She struggles with GERD and possible acid reflux into her lung. Her apt has flooded several times with mold issues. It seems logical to me that acid reflux, and chronic mold exposure would promote the development of COPD.

My mother died at 46 with this, she had shortness of breath and lost loads of weight, no cough, she got this at 36 but they didn't know what it was until she was 39, that was 42 years ago. A awful disease and affected us all in the family.

Thanks a great review!!! Easy to understand and brief!!!

Thank you for these awesome videos Doctor!

Well articulated and simplified ..Thanks

Speaking about the “cost” of this disease being 50 billion dollars.... I must wonder what that horrible amount might be reduced by if big pharma (& their billion dollar profits) were to charge less than (the approximate) $300 to $400 PER inhaler? The exception to that high-dollar inhaler cost is the Proventil Inhaler which is about $76. The explanation of COPD in this video is very helpful & well explained.

WOW DOCTOR. i am so impressed with your explanations that everyone can understand.

@Medcram

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@nancyorlando4127

4 жыл бұрын

wow...even more impressed that you actuality thanked me for viewing your KZread channel with all you have to do. 80 year old woman here and really curious about the human condition and thinking about mortality all the time. we are all gonna die. no one gets outta here alive. helps if one has religion but i don't. we are just another animal. again, thank you. oh well...you take care...

Good basic lecture. Especially important regarding the fact its #3 and RISING. As an RT for 35 years I see the great value in Pulmonary Rehab programs as the generation of the Marlboro Man ages.

@simoncowell5411

3 жыл бұрын

Hi everyone, I'm Simon and I was in stage 4.I have had a long history of bronchitis and asthma , and unlike some of you, I smoked.i was diagnosed in 2018 But with some natural herbs I was able to get rid COPD.you can also join is WhatsApp group by clicking on the link.. chat.whatsapp.com/CHoFFrYbMJc038JhpR4J1D to know more

Great video .. keep posting new topics plz .. I am RN and used your video to reinforce my medical knowledge.

@kljamison

5 жыл бұрын

Hamid Jnane exactly

I've 4th.stage COPD. Ido Yuga every day 1 hour. Do household work. Can't cook due to smoke. Can walk. Climb 3rd.floor.Have cough cold but managable. Lost 15kgs.quite active. Now I am 37kgs.100%you can control I am 81yrs.old lady. Stay blessed🙏. INDIA.

Very helpful explanation. Thank you!

very good explanation!!! thanks for doing this video. I subscribed and look foward to many more.

thank you!!! it's help me a lot for my presentation

I have never smoked nor had my mother or her sister. I hate that judgement so much. I am an RN but your explanation of the spirometry was helpful to me. I am retired and luckily my severe sob did not start until 3 yrs ago. I was always coughing and sob with exertion but pretty normal. It just took a turn for the worse and can find no specific reason. I spent 18 months of test and more test and specialist. I am just learning to live with the restrictions. The saddest is I can no longer travel in comfort. I am 70 by the way.

@sam-qp4hy

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you feel better soon!

Concise and precise. Nail it on the dot. Thanks for the lecture. Appreciate it.

@Medcram

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Great Presentation and detailed information, best I've seen today!

Perfect. Its high yield information and great review. Thanks for putting these up, keep them coming.

@carmenvelez4022

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much and I love you guys

Much appreciation your videos teach us a lot

Excellent videos. And you put them in terms I can understand. Regardless of the subject you approach.

Just grateful for the great lecture!

Thank Dr. Roger Seheult💓

huge help , thanks you ! Love the videos I have 30-40 % lung function am a COPD stage 3 or the new term is COPD C whichever it is BAD.

Great overview! Thank you

Superb... Crystal clear!

Fantastic lecture. MedCram you rock!

Thank you for this info, this did help us very much.

@Medcram

9 жыл бұрын

Timothy DeLord Good to hear- thanks for your comment

@purdycreekstables115

9 жыл бұрын

MEDCRAMvideos 0 ))0))

Superb explanation...made quite simple 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Never ignore the nutritional aspect of this. All things equal, gut health, and avoiding inflammatory foods including Lectins and Sugar can make a significant and very positive difference. Even minor changes in diet like cutting out grains, soda, sugar, etc., can have a huge positive impact. Doctors are not quick to address this and it is a disservice. I am not suggesting diet will cure COPD but it can definitely help. Whenever a person has pain, they have inflammation.

34 years old just got told today i have emphysema news hit me hard as i have a young child hard to wrap my head around it

@Medcram

7 жыл бұрын

+Steven Willhoite tell them to check an alpha-1-antitrypsin level to make sure that you don't have a deficiency. Simple blood test.

@westsidegranny6100

4 жыл бұрын

EBT. Means food stamps. Go for it.

@tahneedaylangan6584

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

@tahneedaylangan6584

4 жыл бұрын

Steven...being so young yet to get copd, did you end up getting a second opinion in case the first dr was wrong? Are you still diagnosed with COPD?

@josephhenson8843

4 жыл бұрын

I just found out monday

Thank you for putting this out here....

really good explanation. Better than my lecturers :P

@onlythewise1

4 жыл бұрын

wrong if you cant cure it , its worthless shit

I just wanted to thank you for your informative videos, MedCram (love that name... reminds me of how my friend used to "cram" for his finals). In this world of so much bogus information, your straightforward podcasts are like a breath of fresh air, completely without hype or "network news reporting." Incidentally, I'm a big proponent of using mega doses of vita C to boost the human immune system, especially "Liposomal Vitamin C" in the liquid form, proven to be ten times more potent and biologically available, especially with critically ill patients. Maybe you'd care to do a story on the subject? Good luck in all that you do sir, and thanks again.

Thank you, Dr. Seheult!

Great,thank you for sharing

Fantastic , nicely explained,far from boredom

Great job! Thank you!

@Medcram

9 жыл бұрын

Sara Avery you are welcome- thanks for the comment

millions of thanks,you are the best

nice explaination,thank you sir

Easy to understand. Thank you.

Great explanation! Thank you!

@munnivenkani7904

4 жыл бұрын

Very helpful. Great explanation. Thank you🙏

Thanks for creating this video!

thanks for the explanation

Use Tiffenau index, fev1: static vital capacity(not forced), it is corrected by age. Using 0,7 as threshold you overstate an obstruction in elderly people and understate in young people. Anyway good explanation

Very well taught for layman. I hope parts 2 and 3 are forthcoming. Can't locate.

@Medcram

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching. The entire COPD series can be found here: www.medcram.com/courses/copd-emphysema-explained-clearly

Really good explanation .

Really appreciate all the videos in these series. Would you be able to do a set on types and diagnosis of anemias? Thanks!

@Medcram

9 жыл бұрын

Brian Weigelt Thank you for the comment and topic suggestion- we will try to do a series on anemia.

That was so direct and to the point!! THANK YOU!!!!!

Great. More please.

Very good resource, I'd say. Thanks!

@Medcram

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback!

Great video - thanks!

Good lecture. Thank you.

really thanks alot.so clear and understandable

@Medcram

8 жыл бұрын

+Mohsen Bayat Thank you for the comment

good one, thanks...

Wow. Very clear

excellent video!

thanks alot doc. U R great

Thank you for explaining this as I was diagnosed with COPD after ratio of 0.18 or severe lung disease and close to death

@veronicachristopher9845

3 жыл бұрын

Lung transplant ? .

@sam-qp4hy

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you feel better soon!

thank you , this is very helpful.

@silaumuachapman6919

4 жыл бұрын

Please how can i made these plants shall i drink or what

Please remember that many ppl that have COPD never smoked. I grew up with a chemical plant in my back yard. Literally n it hurt to breathe the yellow air in the hot summers. Since moving to Houston Tx I was diagnosed with COPD. They have terrible air here as well. Developed many allergies also.

just found out about this channel. thank you so much for taking out the time to do these videos. i hit the subscribe button

Very informative

Nice Video easy understandable explanation

Great video

thank you very much

Nice. Thanks for sharing!

Excellent description but Light on treatments explanations.

I've been diagnosed with an overlap of COPD and Asthma. I take two different 24 hour inhalers and have ventilin for emergency. I wondering if you could talk about that combination. Thank you for your help/advice

@simoncowell5411

3 жыл бұрын

Hi everyone, I'm Simon and I was in stage 4.I have had a long history of bronchitis and asthma , and unlike some of you, I smoked.i was diagnosed in 2018 But with some natural herbs I was able to get rid COPD.you can also join is WhatsApp group by clicking on the link.. chat.whatsapp.com/CHoFFrYbMJc038JhpR4J1D to know more

Hey MedCram, Great video. Just wanted to point out that Emphysema, as described in the GOLD Guidelines, is only one of several structural abnormalities present in patients with COPD (Chapter 1, Paragraph 3), but it seems that in this video you use the terms interchangeably.

@luissamson5979

4 жыл бұрын

X.movie

Very good professor Greetings from Morocco

GOOD information Sir

thank you!

I have exactly that and I have the nebulizer with treatment meds.. because of it I've had phneumonia..maybe three times in the last ten + years..I'm in pretty good health..the last time I went to the emergency room was in the year I'm not sure was i think in 2016..I don't have breathing problems unless I get upset..like when I cry..but I've always have had the phlegm.. build up in my lungs but am able to cough it up no problem....I am seeing a lung specialist..and have been for a year now..he says I'm doing good.

@simoncowell5411

3 жыл бұрын

Hi everyone, I'm Simon and I was in stage 4.I have had a long history of bronchitis and asthma , and unlike some of you, I smoked.i was diagnosed in 2018 But with some natural herbs I was able to get rid COPD.you can also join is WhatsApp group by clicking on the link.. chat.whatsapp.com/CHoFFrYbMJc038JhpR4J1D to know more.

Thank you~

Do you have a video on bronchiectasis? I have it, and asthma, and find information scarce.

You are awesome!

@Medcram

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

like the simplicity of this = easy understand but the slowness of waiting for all the written stuff drove me nuts!

@michelledecosse542

4 жыл бұрын

I adjusted to 1.5 play. Speed...much better!

@Sub-515

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@daleandrews9356

4 жыл бұрын

Right. I suggest the next video you do you use a presentation method where the viewers don't have to wait for you to write it out. Surely there is, but I'm not privy to methods of presentation such as these.

@simoncowell5411

3 жыл бұрын

Hi everyone, I'm Simon and I was in stage 4.I have had a long history of bronchitis and asthma , and unlike some of you, I smoked.i was diagnosed in 2018 But with some natural herbs I was able to get rid COPD.you can also join is WhatsApp group by clicking on the link.. chat.whatsapp.com/CHoFFrYbMJc038JhpR4J1D to know more

Thank you. I think you need to also make the point that it is, in the early stages, reversible, if the causative is halted.

i wished i had been told about this before it was to late

@sam-qp4hy

3 жыл бұрын

Never too late as long as you are still breathing. Have faith God will help you through inshaAllah!

I've been coughing a lot and bringing up mucus. My dr mentioned COPD, but other than using inhalers, has not recommended anything. I've had problems with lung issues since I was young. I saw an allergist, and he tested me for allergies, and found that I did have some issues. I changed my diet, by taking out dairy, and other things. However, at certain times of the year I have flair ups. I've had a lung xray which showed clear lungs. I've had bronchitis, pneumonia over the years too. Should I press my Dr for more tests to determine if it is COPD?

Clear. Ty doctor

thank u so much :) great

@Medcram

9 жыл бұрын

safa soofy Thank you for the feedback

Thanks a ton!;)

@carmenvelez4022

4 жыл бұрын

Right back at you friends

thanks alot

i just realized your ending credits song is the same as the intro for wreckless eating...i was expecting a "lets go princess" at the end hahaha

@sgillman16

4 жыл бұрын

Dick Piano what ?