00:00 I don't have a rap.
00:01 In this video, a child's eyes are seeing something.
00:05 And if you look closely,
00:07 the thing that is reaching his eyes is a tooth.
00:10 My eyes grew big.
00:14 Why did the tooth get in my eyes?
00:17 Oh my, you're so naughty.
00:20 I'm thinking of different things.
00:22 How did it happen? How did it get in?
00:25 Why not just in my eyes?
00:28 Why did it get in my son's eyes?
00:30 In a river in Tago de Oro,
00:35 the family of Caitlyn is usually happy and happy.
00:39 They are four people.
00:41 While we were sitting on the rock,
00:44 I was surprised that my son was crying.
00:46 He suddenly came to me and started crying,
00:48 asking for help in his eyes.
00:51 His eyes grew big,
00:53 and he was able to see the tooth that was clinging to the child's eyes.
00:56 We tried to remove it with a cloth,
01:00 but he didn't want to do it because he was avoiding the cloth.
01:05 He was avoiding the tooth.
01:07 We were so scared.
01:08 We were screaming.
01:10 Here in Agustan del Norte,
01:18 the main characters are still the teeth.
01:21 In a vlog challenge,
01:23 the content creator is Farouk.
01:26 There are a lot of teeth.
01:29 There are five of them.
01:31 And for today's video,
01:40 in the white water,
01:43 Farouk is looking for teeth.
01:47 We will try to get teeth,
01:50 because they have a strong desire to challenge us.
01:53 Let's go.
01:54 Let's go.
01:57 We will stay here for a few minutes.
02:03 And a few more minutes.
02:05 I feel something.
02:09 There's something injecting me.
02:14 It's called anesthesia.
02:18 It's injecting.
02:19 It's just like that.
02:21 But our expert's reminder is strong.
02:24 We are not supposed to do anything like fun
02:27 or for any adventure.
02:28 Because we are inviting unwanted trouble by doing that.
02:31 So don't do it for fun.
02:32 Do you know that cockroaches
02:35 can suck blood up to ten times its own size?
02:38 And there are also cockroaches that remove the glass.
02:43 Like those cockroaches that have bold and rainbow-like colors.
02:48 And most of these even stick to the teeth.
02:51 It's scary.
02:53 If you get bitten by a poisonous leech,
02:56 that's the time we can expect some infection.
02:58 Sometimes people experience fever,
03:00 dizziness,
03:02 itchiness, redness.
03:04 We can expect some skin conditions.
03:05 But Farouk's advice is not to be judgmental.
03:09 Because in real life,
03:11 he's the one who's stuck in the junks.
03:13 I'm afraid of going viral.
03:16 And I can help my parents
03:19 because of the poverty.
03:21 Farouk is a brother of seven.
03:23 And because of the poverty,
03:25 he only finished high school.
03:27 I'm used to being bitten by leeches.
03:30 Because our job there is planting rice.
03:34 And it's normal for us to be bitten by leeches.
03:38 But he can now see an opportunity in vlogging.
03:41 He understood the importance of making viral content.
03:46 Farouk introduced his income from vlogging to his family.
03:50 My siblings want to study in college.
03:53 And my parents can't afford to send me to college.
03:57 So I hope that I can be able to study
04:00 and help my siblings study.
04:02 But despite Farouk's good example,
04:06 he also values his own safety.
04:08 He should always be the first to know.
04:13 Katelyn's life and safety depends on her.
04:17 She's the one who's stuck in the junks.
04:21 I don't want to sleep.
04:22 I'm so tired.
04:24 I don't want to sleep.
04:25 I don't want to sleep.
04:27 The child was sleeping.
04:31 And the child was clinging to the bed.
04:33 We told her not to sleep.
04:36 And the child's eyes were closing.
04:41 While the child was on the way to the health center,
04:43 they noticed that the leeches were disappearing from the child's eyes.
04:47 My mother noticed that the leeches were falling.
04:51 The leeches were falling and my mother caught them.
04:55 When my mother caught them, she threw them away.
04:58 I was afraid to touch them.
05:01 Thankfully, the leeches didn't go into the child's eyes.
05:06 We'll have them checked up on the eyes.
05:08 As a mother, you can see the red eyes.
05:13 Her eyes were red.
05:15 I asked her if she was sick.
05:18 She said she was just itchy.
05:21 And we're happy to report that Katelyn is clear from the leeches.
05:25 My eyes are okay.
05:29 There's no more pain?
05:30 No.
05:31 What should you do if a leech is approaching you?
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05:38 What's the timing?
05:40 [laughs]
05:41 Wait.
05:42 Step 1.
05:43 Keep calm.
05:46 Don't pull them.
05:50 But I want to...
05:51 But don't.
05:54 Don't pull them.
05:55 Because your wound might get worse.
05:57 And don't scratch them.
06:00 I want to scratch them because they might have harmful bacteria that can infect the wound.
06:05 Once the leech has detached itself,
06:07 clean the wound with mild soap and warm water,
06:10 and regularly check the wound if there are any signs of any infection.
06:14 But if it gets stuck in the eyes, like what happened to Katelyn,
06:17 what can we do to remove it?
06:19 The best thing we can do is to put some steam.
06:21 We can give some steam.
06:23 And if the leech still can't be removed from the wound,
06:26 the patient should be treated by the leeches.
06:32 The leeches are very dangerous.
06:35 They are very aggressive.
06:36 They are very aggressive.
06:37 They don't want to sleep.
06:38 That's why you should be careful.
06:40 Keep your eyes open so that they won't harm you.
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