It is not clear where the procedure was filmed and how 20 toothbrushes ended up in a person's gut but the patient could be suffering from Pica, an irresistible urge to eat inedible, non-nutritive substances and objects.
Friday, 1 April 2016
Stomach-churning video shows doctors extracting 20 toothbrushes from patient's stomach
It is not clear where the procedure was filmed and how 20 toothbrushes ended up in a person's gut but the patient could be suffering from Pica, an irresistible urge to eat inedible, non-nutritive substances and objects.
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32 comments:
OMG...CANT DEAL!
Hmmmmmm dis is scaryyy!!!!
How did d toothbrushes enter d person stomach.
OMG! How come?
#GodBlessLinda
* it's well*
Wow...
Happy married life to anuty linda ikeji heard she did her trad yesterday been 31 of march.
Haa! Mogbe! Warrisdis.
#LIB ADDICT#
Nah wah. Thank you Lord for giving me good health.
Ewwww! Just bizarre.
. ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
the devil is at work which kine devilish sickness be dat,one day e fit be trailer wen d person go swallow.
Na wa o
Toothbrush
Aash
VERY DISGUSTING.
Wonders.
Gosh is that not wickedness. Just asking
😮😮😮😮😮
Yuck
How the heck did they get there?
OMG
Na wa o! Linda take note!
OMG! hs dat turned to food or wht?
I don't understand linda, how did they got in there
That shouldn't be nothing but April fool!
Dats strange
Pica nawa o
How come
Have they ever heard of SCOAN?
I don't want 2 believe this story
Na oyinbo deh get al dis kind disease
Chai
Warrisdis
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