We are sorry, but it has happened: a cockroach lived in a woman's skull and entered through her nose
Do you like insects or cause chills? What do you think if we tell you that it is possible for an insect to live inside your body? Do you already feel itchy? Come to know the story of how a cockroach lived in the skull of a Hindu woman.Can you imagine what happened to you?
We are sorry, but it has happened: a cockroach lived in the skull of a woman and entered by his nose
Imagine that one day you wake up with a strange sensation in your head, as if something were moving in there , you can go to the shocking idea that It could be a bug.

This was the first thing Selvi felt, a 42-year-old Hindu woman, who works as a domestic employee.One Tuesday night, Selvi began to feel a sensation of burning and itching , first in his nose and then behind his eyes.Thinking that it could be a symptom of the flu, I try to ignore the situation, until after a In the hours he realized that something was actually moving.It was something that could not be explained very well, but it had to be a bug , that was certain.

At the Stanley Medical College Hindu hospital they say they have a lot experience extracting extraneous elements through the nasal cavity of the patients, but what they found in Selvi was too curious; A cockroach lived in its skull, and it was not a small cockroach; I was an adult and I was alive!
The doctors had to do a scan of the base of the skull.They used light and a nasal endoscope to see inside Selvi's head, where they actually found the live animal, which had settled behind the woman's eyes.

The animal had been 12 hours inside Salvi's head, don't you feel chills?
In the hypothetical situation that the cockroach had died inside the woman, it would have been terrible, since Selvi could have developed an infection that could have spread throughout her brain.
At that time, the cockroach lived feeding on Selvi's meat and this, combined with the friction it generated when it moved, was what left a burning sensation.

After a week of suffering, she went to the hospital to discover that an arana had been living in her ear , are you already horrified enough? We do, too.
Don't miss out: How many insects do you eat per year?
Image: Ruslan/123RF File photo, tiero/123RF File photo, thawornnurak/123RF File photo
Comments
Post a Comment