She's Allergic to LIGHT | House M.D. | MD TV

Doctors must rush to save a little girl's limbs after discovering she doesn't have a fleshing-eating infection but is actually allergic to light!

From House M.D. Season 3 Episode 9 'Finding Judas' - As the team try to discover what's causing an apparent allergic reaction in a young gallstone patient, House finds it difficult to concentrate without his pills. Meanwhile, Tritter continues to work on the rest of the team in an attempt to get them to talk about House.

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[asmerX]

House:Lets cure her with sunshine and puppies
Chase: but she allergic to light
House: so...just puppies?

[Aegon]

I love how the show gets so serious when something bad happens to kids in the hospital, like all of their personalities get thrown out of the window into survival mode, like when the baby went missing, the father abducted his daughter, or when the mother smothered her newborn to death- house literally threw away his cane and started running to save the kid

[rambofan]

I loved how Chase came to his conclusion because he was acting childish. He really is House 2.0.

[thomasplouffe]

This is a real thing btw, i knew someone like this in elementary school. She wore alot of sunscreen, read another story on a little boy, until the kid was ten years old, all of a sudden he couldn't be outside at all without his skin blistering and burning. Felt so bad

[EGracie]

Similarly, my brother is allergic to water. He would get bad rashes and hives that looked like burns every time he was exposed. The gradually got worse. He was eventually diagnosed after a few months and now has monthly allergy shots to prevent the anaphylaxis and reaction.

[kixballz]

I was diagnosed with EPP at 6 years old. I'm 52 now and this is the first time I've seen this condition portrayed in mainstream media. Mine isn't quite as severe in that surgical lighting doesn't trigger a reaction. Only sunlight but the effects were very similar. It literally feels like being doused in gasoline and lit on fire. Wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy!🤕

[burns]

I’m allergic to sunlight, but it didn’t hit a critical stage until my mid teens. It is mind bending how much exposure happens on a daily basis. I rarely leave my home and had to cover every window, change every lightbulb, and replace my entire wardrobe with UPF fabric. If I do leave the house, I plan everything down to the minute. If I miss reapplying sunblock every hour or accidentally get too much sun during commute, I lose cognitive function and end up unconscious for 4 hours. My time outside the home is spent in full body coverings (not only long sleeves and pants, but gloves, full face mask, sunglasses, hat, scarf, and sunbrella). I look absolutely unhinged. Last Sunday, I had to drive a student to and from a function and arrived home to 4 police officers who were checking on a tip called in that there had been an abduction by a person in a ski mask and gloves. It was very surreal.

[rimickulous]

nobody talking about how crazy good of an actress the little girl is??

[Hobbies]

Man, if this was my kid I would be so excited when she'd wake up to be able to tell her _"honey! You're not gonna believe this! But you're a vampire! How cool is that?!"_

[deepaparakkal]

7:30
I love how Chase is the one this time who has a House-like realisation

[swimfast]

This was the episode that Cuddy made a bet with house he couldn't go a week without Vicodin and when Cuddy was trying to get pregnant with IVF. That's why house was being especially nasty and why Cuddy was so upset by the comment. When you're in pain it is so hard to keep your spirits up and even harder to be kind and patient to others no matter who it is. And withdrawal is so so so hard and makes you so irritable. Mix irritable and House together and you get this

[tibicenlinnei]

I hate when separated/divorced parents fight like this when their kid is in the hospital. It made me more scared and sad when I was in the hospital. My mom couldn't stop blaming my dad for things out of his control, and he's the one that made the effort to bring me my favorite stuffed animals and beanie baby....and my gameboy lol.

Parents...seriously...if your child is in the hospital, do the kid a damn favor....Put your garbage ego aside and accept that you need to support your child rather than run in circles with the other parent over bullshit.

You're just traumatizing your child more. Out of selfishness.

[dingus]

“Just take a damn bite, kid ok?” 0:20 he’s so good with kids 😂😂

[gloriaplatt]

I saw something on Ripley's believe it or not where a woman had the same thing, she managed it by tattooing every part of her body she could, it created a layer of protection, enough to block out the reaction so she could live a normal life outside. To each his/her own, it worked for her.

[Anxiously_squish]

My moms grandma was allergic to sunlight, she loved gardening with my mom so she would always do it after the sunset or before the sunrise

[bowsnpetals]

the fact they were willing to amputate so quickly without a actual diagnosis was wrong. what if she did have a amputation for them to find out afterwards u can’t just get limbs back

[victoria_xo]

House saying that to Cuddy in the shower..
House yelling at the doctors..
😭 Not me crying during a short clip from an episode

[hilaryhamm]

I love how chase is the one with the epiphany.

[firebladetenn]

I love how she says “both of you must be carriers.” It is actually true Or she said that so they wouldn’t fight over who’s fault it was and ruin the moment the little one wakes up.

[meehow]

Really heartwarming that Cuddy lied and said they were both carriers. ❤

Correction: turns out the disease is a recessive trait, so what Cuddy said was actually the truth. Chase was wrong.