Worst pain in the world?

Worst pain in the world?

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Big_Dog

974 posts

185 months

Saturday 15th September 2012
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This smarted a bit when 6 medical persons, 3 at each end were pulling it back to length. They were not aware my hip was broken too. Shout ing hurt the broken ribs almost as much as my leg.


ETA right femur.

longshot

3,286 posts

198 months

Saturday 15th September 2012
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neilr said:
Speed_Demon said:
Cluster headache. They are nicknamed 'Suicide headaches', no prizes for guessing why. It ain't nothing like a migraine. It's been a long time since I've had one, thank god. Want to get an idea of how painful it is, check it out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNouKvGCqIM

Perosnally I couldn't move when I had an attack, any attempt to go anywhere resulted in vomitting. Spent most of the time screaming.
I too suffer wih Cluster Headache, had them since i was 16. I wouldn't wish them on my worst enemy.
I get them too, or at least I used to. I take Nortriptyline for them now and it works very well.

The best desription I can give of how it feels is if you imagine someone pushing a skewer into your brain through your temple and wriggling it about.

Edited by longshot on Saturday 15th September 23:38


Edited by longshot on Saturday 15th September 23:41

vescaegg

25,549 posts

167 months

Sunday 16th September 2012
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The first time I read about these was the only time I've gotten genuinely fearful about something ive never had but could possibly get some day!

Terrifies me to think about them!

Terminator X

15,084 posts

204 months

Sunday 16th September 2012
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Big_Dog said:
How the fk did you do that?!

TX.

R300will

3,799 posts

151 months

Sunday 16th September 2012
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Terminator X said:
Big_Dog said:
How the fk did you do that?!

TX.
He's a biker so i'd go with that.

Dover Nige

1,308 posts

243 months

Sunday 16th September 2012
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After having an op under general anaesthetic to remove a large cancerous bladder tumour, I returned after a few check ups to find it had returned. I was given the option of having it done under another general or going for it there and then. I went for it there and then.

I had a transurethral resection of bladder cancer (TURBT) with the fulguration done without anaesthetic. I had a local gel at the "entry point" to allow the camera and errmm.. "devices" into my urethra and that was it.

It was like having a tattoo/soldering iron inside my bladder doing their worst.

It smarted. A lot.

Rude-boy

22,227 posts

233 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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R300will said:
He's a biker so i'd go with that.
yes I suspect so. "How do you spot the biker at a party? They are the one with a limp."

hornetrider

63,161 posts

205 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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Rude-boy said:
R300will said:
He's a biker so i'd go with that.
yes I suspect so. "How do you spot the biker at a party? They are the one with a limp."
yes

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

prand

5,916 posts

196 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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Big_Dog said:
This smarted a bit when 6 medical persons, 3 at each end were pulling it back to length. They were not aware my hip was broken too. Shout ing hurt the broken ribs almost as much as my leg.


ETA right femur.
Jeez that looks bad - how did it happen? (Edit - I see now, a spill off a bike).

And am I wrong in thinking that breaking your thighbone often ends in death due to shock/damage to nearby arteries etc?

Very glad to see you are still with us! thumbup

Edited by prand on Monday 17th September 10:19

Zoobeef

6,004 posts

158 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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prand said:
Jeez that looks bad - how did it happen? (Edit - I see now, a spill off a bike).

And am I wrong in thinking that breaking your thighbone often ends in death due to shock/damage to nearby arteries etc?

Very glad to see you are still with us! thumbup

Edited by prand on Monday 17th September 10:19
Sharp pieces of bone slicing your femoral artery. Bleed out in minutes unless help is there

JumboBeef

3,772 posts

177 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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Having a football kicked in your face at school on a cold winter's day.

OscarIndia

1,128 posts

172 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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JumboBeef said:
Having a football kicked in your face at school on a cold winter's day.
Not quite as painful as the hockey ball I received to the face on Saturday.....!

Opara

506 posts

170 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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JumboBeef said:
Having a football kicked in your face at school on a cold winter's day.
I think i'd rather take one to the face than the thigh on a cold day, talk about stinging pain.Talking of cold days how about when you'd take a flick to the ear on a cold day?

Mr Gearchange

5,892 posts

206 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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The massive anti-inflamatory injection I had in A&E on Saturday night.
It felt like someone had shot a lava covered viper into my arse from a high velocity rifle. yikes

The_Doc

4,886 posts

220 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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Zoobeef said:
prand said:
Jeez that looks bad - how did it happen? (Edit - I see now, a spill off a bike).

And am I wrong in thinking that breaking your thighbone often ends in death due to shock/damage to nearby arteries etc?

Very glad to see you are still with us! thumbup

Edited by prand on Monday 17th September 10:19
Sharp pieces of bone slicing your femoral artery. Bleed out in minutes unless help is there
Very rare to injure the arteries of the thigh with a femoral fracture.

I've seen it once, but the thing that smashed the bone was the shotgun blast which also took out the artery!!

croakey

1,193 posts

188 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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Pilonidal sinus TWICE

Ouch

Ade07

489 posts

167 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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Osteo mylitis

Hackney

6,842 posts

208 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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Compared to some on here it seems pretty minor but hacking the top of my finger off with a bike chain / cog smarted a bit.

Zoobeef

6,004 posts

158 months

Monday 17th September 2012
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The_Doc said:
Very rare to injure the arteries of the thigh with a femoral fracture.

I've seen it once, but the thing that smashed the bone was the shotgun blast which also took out the artery!!
It was just that the above had gone into quite a few pieces!

Silent1

19,761 posts

235 months

Sunday 23rd September 2012
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either a perforated ulcer with associated referred pains or snapping my banjo string, the first i left for 5 hours thinking it was bad heartburn, only when i couldn't walk did i call an ambulance, BP of 50/30 meant i was in resus and eventually had ~12 units of blood to keep me alive, the second i thought i was going to exsanguinate with the amount of blood and the recurring pain went on for weeks.