Doctor Looks Up How To Treat Patients Cyst On YouTube. Video Goes Viral
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The user filmed the moment when her doctor looked up how to treat her cyst on YouTube. The video has gone viral on social media.
It's quite common to see DIY craft lovers referring to YouTube videos for information. But to watch a doctor do the same thing came as quite a shock for many people. The act was caught on camera by a TikTok user. The video has now gone viral on social media.
The user filmed the moment when her doctor looked up how to treat her cyst on YouTube. According to reports, the video has been watched over 5 million times on TikTok. In the video, the patient flips the camera towards the doctor, who is seen sitting and watching a YouTube video to brush up on her memory.
The user who captured and uploaded the video on TikTok captioned it, “Got their MD at YouTube university.” The video seems to show the doctor refreshing her memory online.
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