I currently have whooping cough and this is the worst I’ve ever been ill. Haven’t been able to do anything for a month now. I wouldn’t wish this illness on anyone.

@filipmilic7966

Ай бұрын

Had it too. Hope you are okay.

@jpbaseball82

Ай бұрын

@@filipmilic7966 I’m doing much better now thanks! Just the occasional cough here and there now.

@tezzrexx

23 күн бұрын

I've had it close to 2 months now. It's horrible.

@Hovsep231

21 күн бұрын

What about now ? How you feel ?

@jpbaseball82

21 күн бұрын

@@Hovsep231 I’m generally better now. I still cough here and there and usually have to take decongestant in the morning but I’m more or less back to normal now.

I currently have the whooping cough. I am 22, I just feel exhausted. It has now been nearly two months, random acute attacks of coughing fits, to the point my ribs were bruised and my back was so painful.

@Hovsep231

21 күн бұрын

I have the same problem bro, do you use somes drogs ? Antibiotic ?

@charlesandrieux6951

6 күн бұрын

It has been over 2 months since I last posted that comment. The cough hasn’t gotten worse but the chronic fatigue is awful. You cannot do anything despite 12 hours of sleep. Regarding medication, you can’t take antibiotics once you are 5-6 weeks into the disease. The damage is unfortunately done and there is nothing that can be done but wait like 3-5 months until healed. You can treat the bacterial infection when you first get it like the first month, I was too late and my doctor tested me for any ongoing infections, it tested 0 yet I was coughing until vomiting and just lying in bed dead from tiredness. I hope it’s going better for you than it is for me.

I had whooping cough when I was two years old. My mom tells me I stopped breathing twice and they were able to resuscitate me. One of the two, I stopped for six minutes. (NO WONDER IM SO FUNKING CRAZY!!!) Later I found out my mom tried getting me the vaccine but the local clinic in rural Missouri didn’t have it. Now I’m immune.

its called whooping cough cause of how hard you get whooped by your own coughs

@cantskateswitchlikethat

9 ай бұрын

In a nutshell. Yes.

so helpful for microbiology class. Thank you Prof!

I love it. Thanks!

In second year medical school and this is still helpful 💪💪💪 I love professor Dee

@Dragon-Slay3r

Ай бұрын

Don't lie! Check mate! Regards Dragon Slayer 😭

Remember to get your booster shots every 10 years. I missed one and got pertussis as an adult. It was... not fun.

@terkelalgevind529

2 жыл бұрын

I have not gotten one single vaccine for pertussis in my so far 38 years of age and I smoke 20 cigarettes a day and have never had coughing fits let alone pertussis. Where do you live, near a biolab?

@billybuchanan385

2 жыл бұрын

Funny considering studies have shown as far back as 2012 that the Tdap and Dtap vaccines are quite likely the reason why there has been a resurgence of whooping cough in the United States. Dtap and Tdap protect against the symptoms of pertussis but not contraction or spreading of the disease. Those who have been vaccinated not experience symptoms but are still just as likely to catch and spread the disease. More so in fact. This is due to those who are infected not showing spots due to the vaccine preventing symptoms so the silent carriers of the disease then go around others and further spread it which is especially dangerous for babies who are too young to be vaccinated or can't be vaccinated. The tdap and dtap vaccines are not saving lives. They are silently spreading the disease by masking symptoms. Normally if someone has cold symptoms they will avoid going around others especially young babies but without any symptoms those who have asymptomatic pertussis will go around others and children ad spread the disease without knowing instead of sequestere themselves at home to avoid spreading it like someone with symptoms would do

@ahmadisamuhammad3450

2 жыл бұрын

Dr igho herbal medication and Experience helped speed up my healing process. I wonder what might have become of me if i hadn't come across your channel on KZread, God bless you Dr igho for helping me cure my Disease naturally, God bless you

@KayDejaVu

Жыл бұрын

@@terkelalgevind529 Who told you all smokers will get Whooping Cough? In fact it is mostly a children's resp condition.

@superstar7184

4 ай бұрын

I share your pain.

Thanks brother

I have this now as 37 years old male, had vaccination as a baby. It's been 8 weeks so far, can't exercise or exert myself too much or lungs can't cope.

@tezzrexx

23 күн бұрын

I'm exactly the same age and have had it now for close to 8 weeks too... Does it ever end?!

@Yojimbo3964

23 күн бұрын

@@tezzrexx I've mostly got over it after starting a new job that requires a lot of physical effort. However, my lungs still feel damaged. I have to cough a bit when exerting myself for the first time that day. 4.5 months later.. Let's see what 6 months will be like.

@tezzrexx

22 күн бұрын

@@Yojimbo3964 Did you find yourself still bringing up phelm and or vomiting? And if so, when did that go?

@Yojimbo3964

22 күн бұрын

@@tezzrexx pleghm only recently went away, about 3 weeks ago I think.

@Hovsep231

21 күн бұрын

Sir, can you give me the é evolution of your infection please. Because i have the same thing for 1 mouth.

Hi Dave can you make a video showing historical info about mortality including corona vs influenza and how the covid-19 compares to the Spanish flu also known as the Dutch flu in Spain.

You’re amazing

As far as I remember, Pertussis can never be eradicated by current vaccinations types, because they focus on the toxins only, and even immunity following natural disease is not long lasting. While your statement is strictly speaking correct (5:15), it is though still misleading ("eradication" vs "preventable deaths"- two pair of shoes).

@billybuchanan385

2 жыл бұрын

No disease can truly be eradicated. Neither by vaccination or natural immunity. However natural immunity does typically last longer than vaccine gained immunity with most if not all diseases. While antibodies from a disease my fade other memory immune cells which create antibodies do not. Once the body has had an illness that it has fought off successfully the immune system can then produce antibodies from T and B immune cells which are the immune systems memory cells. Unless you have a faulty immune system that is. A healthy immune system will retain the memory of what it has fought off and will produce successful antibodies for the disease if it comes into contact again. Even if it comes across a mutated strain of bacteria or virus the immune system can still readily recognize and produce immune cells to fight the disease though that doesn't mean you won't get sick. It just eats you have a better chance at fighting off the new strain than you would had you never caught the original similar illness

Thank you big brother I salute and respect you🕴

Interesting, didn't know people pronounced it that way, here in the UK we don't pronounce the W and say 'Hooping'

I had it when I was in 8th grade. Was miserably sick from nov- March and lost like 15 pounds because of constant vomiting

👏👏👏👏👏 thank you

"Really enjoyed watching - thanks for making and posting" -Tom f4collector

I have whooping cough right now the bad thing is I'm in end stage emphysema. This sucks! I've never felt so damn sick

Thanksssss

I wonder what the long term effects are. I had whopping cough when I was a newborn. I have asthma and bronchitis.

Hi Dave, I have na argument with one person about coronavirus quarantine. She said that it is better for non-risk population, to go outside and exposure themself to this and get imunity by that. I would argue that it could be as dangerous as leaving 3 year old kid alone with lighter, because you can essentially help this disease to evolve new, more lethal mutation. My question is: Is my analogy inadequate? Thanks.

I caught whooping cough as a baby/ toddler i still remember it i am now age 58 i coughed until i was sick no lie

WE NEED TO HELP Professor DAVE GET TO 1 million subscribers!! He is spreading all of the if not, BEST content YET. I was not all that good at science and didn’t process it like I should’ve but this man right here has saved me lol.

@ProfessorDaveExplains

4 жыл бұрын

haha yes indeed! spread the word! :)

@darindaniel1210

4 жыл бұрын

Professor Dave Explains Most certainly!!!

god dayum i have this!

Hey Dave I love your work! I've been binge watching you since I accidentally stubled across your "Response to Globebusters" I can wait to see more awesome content! P.S. you may likely know already but if you stretch your vids to 10min you might get a massive bump in views as the YT algorithms push your content into more recommendations for viewers.

after a baby has been vaccinated how long before immunity has been built up and baby is protected? cheers

Excellent vid!

Dude i had the same symtompns for the last 7 days but i think its just normal flu

I’m an adult. I didn’t know that I could get this. I have it right now. It’s the worst.

@la7418

Жыл бұрын

Did you get over it and are you okay now?

I had whooping cough as an infant and if my mom took me home I would of died in her arms the same night she took me to the hospital the way she told me about the story. She said after the nurse was done feeding me I stopped breathing. I was then in an incubator from the whooping cough. I have also had pneumonia as a newborn and a heart murmur. Now, I get sick all year long, and we cannot find out the reason why. I get sick from children when they are sick and stay sick longer for 2 or 4 months longer than anyone in the household.

@dely03.

18 күн бұрын

U are immunocompumised

Nervous now 😬

Never had it. Had my injections as a kid.

and why the patients cough severely?

@mohmmedashraf3024

3 жыл бұрын

Inflammation in the trachea leads to severe spasm and inadequate oxygen intake on inspiration

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No wonder with all these immigrants coming into the UK are these childhood diseases coming back to the UK i am fighting whooping cough at the moment im 47 never heard of a single case until 2024 something has changed 💯

@jonm8423

3 ай бұрын

Yeh, I have it too. Horrible

@deezzzie

8 күн бұрын

How are you now?

Who thought it was a covid19 video??

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Amoxicillin anti biotik tuh (berarti bsa dong...) #salamtamrinGANTENK

Whooping cough اک بیکٹیریا کے باعث لاحق ہونے والی بیماری ہوتی ہے۔۔۔۔۔۔کیا یہ معلومات درست ہیں؟؟؟؟

Please do a video that debunks anti vaxxers? My mum thinks they'll kill you if you get them, and I really want to prove that they wont, I've tried and tried and nothing is sinking in. Shes watched some of your videos and acctually bealives them. Thank you for everything you're doing, you're a much better teacher then anyone I know. Stay amazing out there

@ProfessorDaveExplains

4 жыл бұрын

If vaccines kill people, then how come they totally absolutely do not kill people? We all get vaccinated, and no one dies from them. Just keep hammering the logic into her brain!

@billybuchanan385

2 жыл бұрын

@@ProfessorDaveExplains that int true at all. Nearly 5 billion dollars has Ben paid out to the victims of vaccine injuries and deaths in America alone. Try checking out the VAERS report system sometime. Vaccines have and always will cause deaths even if it's only a small number. Vaccines are not 100% safe. Like any treatment or medication they cause adverse events. To deny they do is harmful to science and medicine not to mention logic

@carolined5923

16 күн бұрын

A nutritional boosting diet would also help

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