Worst Pain You've Ever Been In?
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It's a combination of things on one day. I have allergies and I have to eat a lot because well, I need alot. Thus if I don't eat I get dizzy and weak.
One day I was nervous for some private things, and couldn't eat. Thus I started to feel horrible and vomitted.
Downside was. I vomitted so intensly the pressure made a small crack in the top layer of my stomache.. and blood started to fill it. It's a weird feeling, especially if you suddenly vomit up your own blood in the next couple of seconds. After that the blood reached my lungs and I started to choke on it (my body trying to get it out of there).
My dad managed to get me to the hospital in time. Where they, having stopped the bleeding (with some strange liquid that goes to your stomache and makes a temporary wall around it) and I had to swallow a giant hose with a camera in it. Well not swallow, they put it in my mouth.
Being the wreck that I was after all that had happened, I still have nightmares of that thing going in my mouth. The pain was just too much.
I felt my body going into extreme alarm mode thinking I was suffocating.
Man. I never want to experience that again.
Above reason is also the reason I can't stand gore-movies. Seeing you spuwing your own blood on the floor is something that you don't forget xD
One day I was nervous for some private things, and couldn't eat. Thus I started to feel horrible and vomitted.
Downside was. I vomitted so intensly the pressure made a small crack in the top layer of my stomache.. and blood started to fill it. It's a weird feeling, especially if you suddenly vomit up your own blood in the next couple of seconds. After that the blood reached my lungs and I started to choke on it (my body trying to get it out of there).
My dad managed to get me to the hospital in time. Where they, having stopped the bleeding (with some strange liquid that goes to your stomache and makes a temporary wall around it) and I had to swallow a giant hose with a camera in it. Well not swallow, they put it in my mouth.
Being the wreck that I was after all that had happened, I still have nightmares of that thing going in my mouth. The pain was just too much.
I felt my body going into extreme alarm mode thinking I was suffocating.
Man. I never want to experience that again.
Above reason is also the reason I can't stand gore-movies. Seeing you spuwing your own blood on the floor is something that you don't forget xD
Id trade that for what ive been through, Ruptured Colon/intestine... Had to have 50% of my colon removed... removing the drainage tubes from me... even on the heaviest painkillers i screamed in pain... not to mention the pain im even now going through with all my stiches ect ect.afaceforradio said:
I Can haz Trade for your hangover?
Testicular Torsion.
My doctor said it's pretty much the closest a man can get in terms of pain-levels to a woman giving birth.
It felt like something was trying to rip my nuts off, but then twisting them around at the same time. I was attempting to pull my hair out to distract myself from the pain.
Funny thing happened, the nurse tried to put the needle in my vein in the squishy part of the elbow and had to rummage around inside my skin for a while, whilst trying to find it. That was painful, but it wasn't until she stopped trying to find the vein that I realised it had been distracting me from the pain in my balls.
Nurse: "Ok, I'll try the other arm for a vein then..."
*removes needle from right arm*
Me: "Wait, no! Stab me again! It's distracting me from the pain!"
Yeah...not nice.
On a positive note: Morphine is sweeeeeet.
My doctor said it's pretty much the closest a man can get in terms of pain-levels to a woman giving birth.
It felt like something was trying to rip my nuts off, but then twisting them around at the same time. I was attempting to pull my hair out to distract myself from the pain.
Funny thing happened, the nurse tried to put the needle in my vein in the squishy part of the elbow and had to rummage around inside my skin for a while, whilst trying to find it. That was painful, but it wasn't until she stopped trying to find the vein that I realised it had been distracting me from the pain in my balls.
Nurse: "Ok, I'll try the other arm for a vein then..."
*removes needle from right arm*
Me: "Wait, no! Stab me again! It's distracting me from the pain!"
Yeah...not nice.
On a positive note: Morphine is sweeeeeet.
Trapped my foot in a door, tore a chunk of big toe off. That and... having a tooth pulled out, painkillers were shit and it HUUUUUUUUUUURT T_T.
I'm inclined to say the time I got my thigh pierced by a stray knife that a classmate was playing with.
And when I say pierced, I mean fully pierced, like in at the top, out at the bottom.
Luckily, it only went through soft tissue, and the blade was aligned along the muscle fibres, so not much actual damage was done.
I'm saying I'm 'inclined' to say that's the worst, but it's not; just the most dramatic one.
My brain drugged itself so hard I barely felt any pain.
The worst pain I've been in is a migraine.
Not quite as memorable, as I have like one migraine per week.
But migraines really can be that painful.
And when I say pierced, I mean fully pierced, like in at the top, out at the bottom.
Luckily, it only went through soft tissue, and the blade was aligned along the muscle fibres, so not much actual damage was done.
I'm saying I'm 'inclined' to say that's the worst, but it's not; just the most dramatic one.
My brain drugged itself so hard I barely felt any pain.
The worst pain I've been in is a migraine.
Not quite as memorable, as I have like one migraine per week.
But migraines really can be that painful.
I tore the lateral maniscus in my left knee, which caused it to "lock". But the horrible pain came when an idiot of a doctor tried to "unlock" it. By pulling it straight. I literally turned white with the pain. Then actually being forced to walk out of the hospital on it. Jesus, that was the worst pain anyone who could ever have.
There is a hole in my eardrum. It doesn't really affect my every day life, just means that I can't let water get in my ear or it hurts like shit.
What happened to me a month ago was that some extremely skill doctor was poking my ear checking for an infection. She didn't beleave the hole thingy, so she wasn't careful enough. Next day, my ear starts hurting a lot. I mean a lot. I was absolutely immobilized. I got a couple of pretty strong painkillers and got to a doctor in a couple of hours.
What happened to me a month ago was that some extremely skill doctor was poking my ear checking for an infection. She didn't beleave the hole thingy, so she wasn't careful enough. Next day, my ear starts hurting a lot. I mean a lot. I was absolutely immobilized. I got a couple of pretty strong painkillers and got to a doctor in a couple of hours.
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OT: Mine would either having my Ear (yes ear) ripped off when i was 4 due to me falling on a bedpost, or the surgery to remove my skin cancer. (I have a fucked up medical history.)
The worst pain I've ever felt was one day a couple of years ago when I was sick at home with a fever. Nothing serious, I just had a fever, headache, and a general feeling of malaise. I was at home alone in the afternoon when I got out of bed to go use the bathroom, or coming back, or something, when a hideous burning sensation enveloped my torso. It was as if my ribcage had been replaced with hot iron and was searing my muscles. I tried to take some deep breaths and walk it off, I stretched, I gritted my teeth, but it kept getting worse. Finally, I went back to my bedroom, and just as I reached the edge of my bed I think I blacked out for a second or two, and when I fell over on to my bed I came to and the pain was gone. Such pain has never troubled me before or since that day, and I never found out what it was.