The Truth About Bullets in Your Body and Other Health Questions Answered

💥Not all bullets need to be removed from the body and can cause more harm if removed unnecessarily.

😂Ticklish patients are usually not in pain and show signs of a non-acute condition.

🌙Taking large doses of Benadryl for sleep is harmful and indicates an underlying issue that should be evaluated by a doctor.

🔥Decreasing libido might be a symptom of a medical condition and should be evaluated by a doctor.

🎧Wearing headphones for long periods of time can cause discomfort, but proper usage at reasonable volume levels should not cause harm.

Can bullets be safely left in the body?

—Some bullets can be left in the body if they are not causing any issues, while others may need to be removed to prevent infections or other complications. It depends on various factors such as location and time since the injury.

Do patients get ticklish during medical examinations?

—Yes, patients can get ticklish during medical examinations, especially in areas like the belly. Tickling without pain is a good sign that there is no acute condition present.

Is it safe to take large doses of Benadryl for sleep?

—No, it is not safe to take large doses of Benadryl for sleep. This indicates an underlying issue that should be evaluated by a doctor. Benadryl can have harmful side effects and should only be taken as directed.

How can one decrease their libido?

—If you are experiencing a decrease in libido, it is important to determine the underlying cause. Decreased libido can be a symptom of various medical conditions, and it is best to consult with a doctor for evaluation and appropriate treatment.

Why do ears hurt after wearing headphones?

—If your ears hurt after wearing headphones, it could be due to pressure from the headphones or listening to music at loud volumes. It is important to ensure that headphones fit properly and to listen at reasonable volume levels to avoid discomfort.

00:13Dr. Mike will answer questions about bullets lodged in the body, ticklish patients, Benadryl overdoses, decreased libido, and the effects of wearing headphones.

01:27Bullets lodged in the body do not always need to be removed and can cause more harm if removed unnecessarily.

01:56Ticklish patients are usually not in pain and show signs of a non-acute condition.

03:17Taking large doses of Benadryl for sleep is harmful and indicates an underlying issue that should be evaluated by a doctor.

03:32Decreasing libido might be a symptom of a medical condition and should be evaluated by a doctor.

04:19Wearing headphones for long periods of time can cause discomfort, but proper usage at reasonable volume levels should not cause harm.