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Doctor ER pointing at a medical cross-section of a human uterus with a shocked expression, highlighting an abnormal or damaged uterine structure.

Doctor ER pointing at a medical cross-section of a human uterus with a shocked expression, highlighting an abnormal or damaged uterine structure.

5 Most Painful Things a Female Body Can Experience, According to an ER Doctor

From ruptured ovarian cysts to unmedicated childbirth, women face some of the most intense and overlooked forms of pain. ER doctor Jordan Wagner breaks down five of the most excruciating female medical conditions—what causes them, how they’re treated, and why they deserve more attention.

A YouTube thumbnail showing a man in gray underwear with a digitally rendered, cross-sectioned penis emitting a green glow, suggesting infection or internal damage. The area is highlighted with a red circle, and a surprised-looking doctor is pointing at it from the right side of the image, with a blue comic-style background.

A YouTube thumbnail showing a man in gray underwear with a digitally rendered, cross-sectioned penis emitting a green glow, suggesting infection or internal damage. The area is highlighted with a red circle, and a surprised-looking doctor is pointing at it from the right side of the image, with a blue comic-style background.

5 Most Painful Things a Man Can Experience, According to an ER Doctor

What’s the worst pain a man can experience? From twisted testicles to broken penises, ER doctor Jordan Wagner breaks down five of the most excruciating medical conditions that affect men—how they happen, how they’re treated, and why you’ll never wish them on your worst enemy.

Doctor ER reacts in shock as he holds up his hand next to a cartoon image of a man being injected with a green syringe labeled with a skull and crossbones, while silver liquid (representing mercury) pours out of the man's mouth. Bold text reads "DOCTOR REACTS" and "MERCURY STILL USED?!" against a vibrant, high-contrast background with warning signs.

Doctor ER reacts in shock as he holds up his hand next to a cartoon image of a man being injected with a green syringe labeled with a skull and crossbones, while silver liquid (representing mercury) pours out of the man's mouth. Bold text reads "DOCTOR REACTS" and "MERCURY STILL USED?!" against a vibrant, high-contrast background with warning signs.

5 Creepy Ancient Medical Procedures (PART 2)

From mercury treatments to animal dung ointments, ancient medical practices were often more horrifying than healing. In this deep dive, ER doctor Jordan Wagner breaks down 5 disturbing medical procedures from history that will make you grateful for modern medicine—and shockingly, some of them still exist today. Discover the dark side of ancient healthcare and what lessons we’ve (hopefully) learned.

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