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12 Most Unsettling Medical Cases In History

12 Most Unsettling Medical Cases In History

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Medicine, like other branches of science, has the power to explain some of the most unusual ailments human beings can experience (though, to be fair, there have also been several medical devices that are more than a little horrifying, particularly to modern eyes. While many medical conditions are easily explained, and some appear quite normal, there have been, throughout history, examples of baffling medical cases, many of which retain their power to fascinate. Some of these remain mysteries even to modern science, while others have been rendered explicable and understandable by various discoveries and developments in knowledge. These rare medical conditions demonstrate just how miraculous, and unsettling, the human body can be. To read More about these strange medical cases, go here:
Date: 2024-08-03

Comments and reviews: 19


Having ANOTHER Weird History drink!
It is water and lemon juice. while watching this Weird History video!
Lemon Juice has been used as a antibacterial and antiseptic in the past.
Lemons are on the thumbnail of the Weird History video Common Fruits And Veggies You Didn't Know Were Man-Made
The lemon juice is from a bottle of ReaLemon (15 oz, that can be bought at the grocery store, and the water is from a ThinQ Refrigerator Water & Ice System.

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When you have Perea, an infection in your jaw bone that moves up into your teeth, despite being healthy on the outside the teeth rot and fill with infection fluid from the inside out causing a lot of pressure build up. I’ve person dealt with the worst smelling pus squiring out of a hole in my tooth when I pushed on my chin. I had to remove all of my teeth at 26 and now I have beautiful dentures, they look real and perfect, and NO PAIN.
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The exploding teeth thing has happened since. I know because I have, or had, it. It would happen at night. I would wake up to what sounded like a fire cracker going off in my head and about a hundred pieces of what used to be a tooth in my mouth. It would also happen while chewing normal food. Over the course of about ten years all but 7 of my teeth have gone out this way. Funny thing is there was never any pain what so ever.
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I can’t imagine how the guy with hiccups for 68 years must have felt. In the days following my massive stroke I had continual hiccups for about 36 hours and it was downright painful after the first couple of hours. The nurses told me I didn’t even stop while sleeping and it’s not uncommon following a brain injury to have persistent hiccups.
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NOOO! This thumbnail did something to me
I keep having dreams that my teeth randomly start cracking and falling out my mouth and there's nothing I can do about it. The dream always feels so real I wake up touching my mouth/teeth
I think it started after my 1st wisdom tooth was taken out but now it's a real fear

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Yes, toothaches are no joke. Ive had four kids, all natural, with one labor lasting 16 hours, hurt so bad that every contraction i was hitting the floor, and I promise to God, id rather give birth five times over than to ever suffer from another toothache
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2: 56 That reminds me of the part in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom when they almost fall off the side of the mountain after being flooded out.
They almost fell off again when the corners of the opening were eroded with the flood water!

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Could you do a deep dive into and correlate how all prehistory says unquestionable myths from the different continents The only evidence left is the megaliths. How were they made by who and why Most of all, how do cryptids play into all of this
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0: 36 The job that I consistently wanted the longest throughout public school (grades 1 - 12) was as some type of investigator.
My #2 job was as a palentologist, but my interest in that field faded significantly after elementary school.

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1: 36 The first type of investigator I wanted to be was a detective.
I used to read all types of detective novels (Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, Encyclopedia Brown, Something's Queer at the Haunted School, etc.

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The exploding teeth thing was very probably from excessive infection.
Teeth have been known to crack without external pressure from infection so i can see how this could be possible in extreme cases.

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I used a lot of DMSO on race horses back in the day. We had a guy with psoriasis that was sure it was the cure. If by accident you got it on your skin the taste in the mouth was nasty.
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If you take a college course in either psychology or neurobiology (and I did both, you learn the story of Phineas Gage. Hadn't heard of any of the others before now.
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1: 19 In reference to the morgue, the first modern detective story is often thought to be Edgar Allan Poe's The Murders in the Rue Morgue. (Novel Suspects.
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1: 51 That reminds me of the origin story of Clayface in the tv series Batman: The Animated Series.
That is one of my favorite tv series of all time!

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People managing to survive without a brain Sounds a lot more common to me. Every democrat and leftist including our president doesn't have one
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Can you go back to more English medieval history, like one video Or even ancient China or ancient Egypt. Like, main genre of ancient empires.
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Brief hiccups are so annoying that I would try to stop my breathing. To suffer from it for a long time would make me want to stop everything
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I once had a case of coughs that lasted all day and night, couldn't hardly sleep. Doctor even prescribed cough syrup, didn't work
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