The most pain you've experienced in your life?
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t Cornea transplant.
The op went like this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGFi7QlCHYc
No pain during op as I was out. Healing process was HELL.
The op went like this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGFi7QlCHYc
No pain during op as I was out. Healing process was HELL.
The surgeon forgot the anaesthetic on the second side of my vasectomy. This meant that scissors were thrust into the scrotum and used to snip something internal without anaesthetic. Naturally, I jerked hard which meant the scissors were thrust further into internals somewhere. That stung a bit...
Coming round in the recovery room after an operation on my leg which involved a large incision, a large hole being drilled in my femur and its contents scraped out and replaced with a string of antibiotic beads.
I must have screamed pretty loudly as they were super-quick with the morphine.
I must have screamed pretty loudly as they were super-quick with the morphine.
Drilling into my gum without painkillers. That kind of hurt when it hit the nerve.
The night after the 22 round was removed from my hand, that was close to scream out in pain time......
Oddly I've shattered a finger (sliced the thing open from knuckle to tip so I could see my own bone) but that didn't hurt that much in comparison, I even drove home.
The night after the 22 round was removed from my hand, that was close to scream out in pain time......
Oddly I've shattered a finger (sliced the thing open from knuckle to tip so I could see my own bone) but that didn't hurt that much in comparison, I even drove home.
I thankfully don't recall being in much pain when I had a lumbar puncture (I was only 10 at the time).
However, I do remember the pain in my leg after being hit off a motorbike by a car who jumped a stop-sign (about 12 years ago, although I was lucky not to have it broken).
The agony of appendicitis wasn't something I enjoyed either.
However, I do remember the pain in my leg after being hit off a motorbike by a car who jumped a stop-sign (about 12 years ago, although I was lucky not to have it broken).
The agony of appendicitis wasn't something I enjoyed either.
Falling off my push bike in the woods when i was 13 and flying into a tree. I split my skull from the top of my nose to the back of my head. It didn't hurt because I passed out instantly.
I came round after a minute and one of my eyes had completely swelled shut and the other eye was covered with blood running from my exposed skull. The emergency services were shocked I was alive let alone could stand up and walk.
I had to wait a year for my skull to heal but it didn't completely and I had a constant stream of spinal fluid running from my brain into my sinus and out of my nose. I had a 8 hour surgical procedure a lot like the film face off were they cut a cross the top of your head (ear to ear) and peel your face down. They filled the hole with 2 titanium plates and glue and stitched me up and didn't do a bad job to say the scar is about 10 inches long.
This wasn't the most painful bit, this happened when the needle placed in the base of my spine to drain fluids from my swelling brain failed and emptied almost all of my spinal fluid from around my brain. The headache that I had cannot be measured against anything I have ever felt, imagine a migraine x1000 and you would not be close. Eventually I passed out and started fitting,I woke up in I.C.U 2 days later. All in all I was very lucky to be alive
Always wear a helmet
I came round after a minute and one of my eyes had completely swelled shut and the other eye was covered with blood running from my exposed skull. The emergency services were shocked I was alive let alone could stand up and walk.
I had to wait a year for my skull to heal but it didn't completely and I had a constant stream of spinal fluid running from my brain into my sinus and out of my nose. I had a 8 hour surgical procedure a lot like the film face off were they cut a cross the top of your head (ear to ear) and peel your face down. They filled the hole with 2 titanium plates and glue and stitched me up and didn't do a bad job to say the scar is about 10 inches long.
This wasn't the most painful bit, this happened when the needle placed in the base of my spine to drain fluids from my swelling brain failed and emptied almost all of my spinal fluid from around my brain. The headache that I had cannot be measured against anything I have ever felt, imagine a migraine x1000 and you would not be close. Eventually I passed out and started fitting,I woke up in I.C.U 2 days later. All in all I was very lucky to be alive
Always wear a helmet
Edited by jonny33 on Friday 10th August 23:12
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