A Swiss brother who was originally "pleasing himself" in his bed suddenly felt that he could not breathe when he was happy, and his lungs were in severe pain, and even his entire upper body made strange sounds.
This frightened the boy in his 20s and rushed to the hospital.
After arriving at the emergency room at the Kantonsspital Winterthur hospital in Switzerland, doctors noticed that the patient's face was puffy and his chest made a regular cracking sound.
Chest x-ray of the young man's lungs
Doctors looked at the young man's chest x-ray and found that his lungs were severely damaged (above).
After the investigation, doctors diagnose it as "spontaneous" mediastinal pneumothorax (SPM).
How did the SPM come about?
"Spontaneous" mediastinal pneumothorax is a rare disease with an incidence of 1 in 10,000 to 30,000 of all emergency admissions, and the disease generally occurs in young people, with a higher incidence in men than in women.
There are many causes of this injury, such as excessive vomiting, severe coughing or intense exercise, which can be triggered, in addition to the general smoking history or severe asthma in people who are also prone to this disease.
However, the situation of the Swiss brother seems to be different from the cases that currently exist in the world...
The young Swiss man said, "I was lying in bed masturbating, and suddenly there was a pain in my lungs, and then I couldn't catch my breath and I heard a crackling sound coming from my entire upper body." “
It has been confirmed that the case of "spontaneous" mediastinal pneumothorax by the younger brother is indeed rare and has not been recorded in the history of medicine.
Thus, his case contributed to the cause of medicine: the "spontaneous" mediastinal pneumothorax caused by hitting an airplane ...
Doctors have carefully examined it in multiple ways, believing that there may be other factors that need to be taken into account in addition to the triggers for hitting the plane to explain this rare situation.
This may be the real case of what people often call "cool death"...
It was supposed to be a happy thing, but it ended with going to the hospital.
It won't be long before it gets better
After the onset of the disease, the "spontaneous" mediastinal pneumothorax usually comes suddenly and goes quickly, so there is no need to worry too much.
In fact, some mild patients do not even realize that a lung tear has occurred, it disappears, and some mild diseases only experience a few hours of discomfort, and then the pain is gone.
Medically, this is a mild tearing symptom. But for severe cases, every breath is accompanied by pain.
It can be said that the "spontaneous" mediastinal pneumothorax is the real "breathing pain"...
In this case, the Swiss brother first stayed in the intensive care unit for one night, then transferred to the general ward for three days, and by the fourth day, his emphysema was gone.
The brother admitted that in the recovery process, his psychological fear was more than the harm caused by SPM.
Fortunately, it appears mostly in young people, and young people recover quickly, and it will not be long before it is better!
No, the 20-year-old has been discharged from the hospital and returned home.
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Ref：
https://www.huffingtonpost.fr/entry/masturbation-dechire-poumons-premiere-scientifiques_fr_62629995e4b00b4e017d4b41
https://www.medisite.fr/psycho-sexo-masturbation-un-homme-se-dechire-les-poumons-en-se-masturbant.5631177.862036.html
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