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In other words, doctors have been around for a long time, and they will always encounter some difficult diseases.
However, in some cases, such as fish bones stuck in the eyes, earrings sucked into the lungs... Not every doctor can meet it.
Therefore, every once in a while, doctors around the world will sort out the strange cases they encounter and write them into papers and publish them in medical journals, one for scientific research, and the other to give some guidance to peers who may encounter similar diseases.
For ordinary people who are not medical professionals, these cases not only make us marvel at the magic of the human body, but also may also make us pay attention to avoiding some accidents...
Fish bones in the eyes
In 2015, a 52-year-old man enjoyed diving in the Red Sea when, after one dive, he collided head-on with a large school of fish.
Soon after, his eyelids began to be red, sagging, and there was no improvement.
After the man went to the doctor, the doctor found a granuloma in an area of his eyelid and decided to operate on him immediately.
After the operation, the doctors not only removed the granuloma from his eyelids, but also removed the two tube objects found in his eyes.
The results confirmed that the two tubes were actually the jaws of the Red Sea fish, and the fish bones were inserted into the eyes, paralyzing the muscles that controlled the eyelids, causing the man's eyelids to be red, swollen and sagging, and after the operation, his eyes quickly recovered as before.
Sudoku epilepsy
A young man in Germany was once obsessed with Sudoku, and he was good at this game, and every time he solved the answer, he could enjoy it immensely.
However, one trip to skiing encountered a large avalanche, and his whole body was buried. Beneath the snow pit, he experienced a lack of oxygen, with varying degrees of damage to his brain and other tissues.
After being rescued, the young man fell into a strange situation:
As soon as he plays Sudoku, his left arm will twitch and he will have epilepsy symptoms...
After careful examination and study, the doctor finally figured out the cause:
The young man has a strong "3D imagination" that is exactly what he needs most when making Sudoku games. Unfortunately, the part of his brain that used 3D imagination happened to be damaged when he suffered an avalanche and had not yet fully recovered, and once that part was overactive, it would trigger epilepsy.
So the young German can no longer play Sudoku until his brain is completely restored.
Pilates' trouble
How could a Pilates course cause cerebral fluid to ooze?
This is not an exaggeration, but a real case in the UK in 2015.
Usually, car accidents, tumors, and surgical errors cause cerebral fluid to ooze.
However, a British woman began to have persistent headaches after taking a Pilates course, accompanied by oozing cerebral fluid
- that is, cerebral fluid oozing from between the skull and the spine.
After diagnosis, it was found that the woman did not pay attention to the posture when practicing Pilates, resulting in a sharp increase in pressure between the skull and spine. Her condition improved after she stopped Pilates training and was bed rested.
Dental brain tumors
In 2014, a special case was published in the New England Journal of Medicine:
A four-month-old baby in Maryland has a tooth-like tumor in his head...
At first, doctors suspected that something might be wrong with the baby's brain because his head was developing much faster than babies his age.
Until a closer look at the scans showed that the baby had a tumor in his brain, but the texture of the tumor seemed to be different from that of a normal tumor.
After opening the brain, the doctor finally found that the "tumor" turned out to be a tooth.
It turned out that because it developed faster than babies of the same age, the teeth of the baby's lower jaw grew out early and grew into the brain.
After the operation, the baby is completely healthy.
Earrings into the lungs
An Australian woman accidentally sucked her earrings into her lungs at a cross-Chinese New Year's Eve celebration party.
The 41-year-old woman herself suffers from asthma and has been gasping for breath since the start of the New Year's Eve celebration, forcing her to open her handbag and pull out an inhaler to use.
Unbeknownst to her, however, the earrings had already fallen into the handbag and were stuck in the inhaler. She sucked hard and sucked the earrings into her lungs...
Fortunately, in the end, the doctor finally took out the earrings, and the lady has had experience since then, and before using the inhaler, she will take a filtered lid and put it on the inhalation port...
headache
An Indian man went to the doctor and complained to the doctor about his strange illness:
As soon as you watch a pornographic video, you will have a severe headache.
He usually begins to develop symptoms after 5 minutes of watching the film, and the pain is so painful that it is difficult to suppress ...
In the past, doctors have seen "sexual headaches", which simply means that headaches occur during sex and the pain peaks during orgasm.
However, this Indian patient is very special, he only has headaches when watching porn, masturbating, and having sex without such symptoms.
Up to now, the doctor still can't explain the cause of his headache, and some doctors have speculated that perhaps the patient's head and neck posture when watching the film are not correct, and the muscles of the neck and jaw are too tense, causing headaches...
Excessive amount of soy sauce
Drinking too much alcohol is a very common phenomenon, but some people can drink too much soy sauce.
The 19-year-old Virginia man has a quirk and likes to drink soy sauce directly.
One day, after drinking a liter of soy sauce, he had a seizure and then took him to the hospital in a coma for three days.
Doctors diagnosed him with an excessive concentration of sodium in his blood.
1 liter of soy sauce contains about 150 grams of sodium, and an excess of sodium in the blood can cause tissue dehydration and cells to penetrate.
In the end, the doctor spent 5 hours pouring 5.7 liters of glucose into the man's body to make his blood sodium content return to normal, and the whole person woke up.
Twisted esophagus
The 87-year-old Swiss woman went to the hospital for a check-up and complained that she would have cramps as soon as she swallowed.
The doctor's X-ray revealed that every time she swallowed, her esophagus twisted into a spiral, a strange illness that caused her to lose 5 kilograms in a few months.
This rare case is also published in a medical journal, and unfortunately, medical scientists have not yet found any cure...
The "stars" in the eyes
Venus appears after being punched, which was originally a scene that only exists in the anime.
However, a 55-year-old man in Australia developed a star pattern in his eyes after suffering from cataracts. However, doctors said that this "star" is naturally formed, although rare, but there is no special cause.
Side effects of tintin tattoos
In order to express his love for his girlfriend, the 21-year-old Iranian man asked the tattoo master to tattoo a letter M on his tintin, which is an abbreviation of his girlfriend's last name and also represents an Iranian phrase "good luck on the journey".
However, after the tattoo was done, the man soon found that his tintin was in pain and had remained semi-erect, which lasted for three months.
In excruciating pain, he finally went to the doctor, who tried to draw excess blood from his Tintin to make Tintin weaken, but to no avail.
Surprisingly, in the end, the man decided not to be treated, expressing his willingness to remain in this state forever...
(PS: Do not imitate harmful behavior)
Toothpicks in the liver
In 2013, the medical journal published a particular case:
A 45-year-old woman has been weakened for months, accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting and low blood pressure.
At first, the doctor thought she had an infectious disease, but after a closer examination, she found that she had a 2.5-centimeter-long toothpick in her liver.
It turned out that she had accidentally swallowed the toothpick while eating, and then the toothpick seeped into her liver with the digestive system.
Although there are not many cases in this category, there are already 17 cases recorded in medical journals...
Surfing cures eye diseases
Pterygium, commonly known as "fish meat", is a pink triangular tissue that grows on the cornea of the eye and is a common eye disease. Such a condition usually requires a scalpel for everything.
However, a good surfer in Hawaii with pterygium meat had to be treated by seawater, and he desperately rushed into the 10-meter-high wave to remove this eye fat with the help of a strong current impact, and finally actually washed it away.
Doctors comment on this:
You're lucky not to have your eyes destroyed...
Gluten hallucinations
Gluten, also known as gluten protein, gluten, gluten, gluten, is a protein or protein complex stored in some grains, and a small number of people will be allergic to gluten.
But one case in 2016 showed that someone was paranoid about being victimized by ingesting gluten protein.
At that time, a 37-year-old American woman was studying for a doctorate, and she had somehow become paranoia about being victimized, thinking that everyone around her was targeting her.
After she threatened her family, she was taken to the hospital for a check-up, which revealed that she was mentally disturbed and did not play any role after taking some psychiatric treatment medication.
Instead, she experienced weight loss and a massive loss of vitamins and minerals.
Just when everyone was helpless, a doctor speculated that she might have a gluten intolerance and asked her to try to stop eating gluten-containing foods.
As a result, a miracle happened, and after stopping eating gluten food, her health quickly recovered, her spirit returned to normal, and her delusions disappeared completely.
The woman's symptoms are currently inconclusive in the medical community, and only some people speculate:
Perhaps gluten intolerance can sometimes damage the brain and nervous system, but some people speculate that the immune system reacts and causes a series of complications when fighting gluten...
The human body, indeed, is a magical existence...
Ref：
https://www.livescience.com/37919-oddest-medical-case-reports.html