其他
Toothbrush removed from man's intestines after 20 years
A toothbrush recently saw the light of day for the first time in two decades after being removed from the bowels of one man who came into a hospital complaining of a tummy ache.
Around 20 years ago, the man had suffered from a serious illness. Losing all hope, he tried to end his own life by swallowing the toothbrush.
However, he ended up being cured instead and came to forget all about the whole toothbrush incident.
He was reminded, though, last week when he was feeling ill and went to a Shenzhen hospital where doctors discovered the 14-cm long toothbrush inside his intestines.
Through surgery, the toothbrush was finally removed. As you might expect, it no longer appears to be of much use, looking more like something that was salvaged from a shipwreck or car fire.
Advertisement
WATCH
Teenage couple hit by train while posing near to railroad tracks
Remains of murdered Chinese scholar may be in landfill
Foreigner serves as trash-sorting volunteer
Jilin wave pool malfunctions sending 10-foot-tall “tsunami”
Sichuan TV station apologizes for showing video of erect penis
A boy sticks needle up his peehole to keep himself awake
Be a part of Shanghai's largest,
most vibrant network of foreigners & friends!
1. Add us on WeChat at helloshanghaiist
2. Text "Living in Shanghai"
3. Wait to be added to a WeChat group
4. Ask questions, seek recommendations
and connect with like-minded people.
BE SEEN BY SHANGHAIIST READERS
商务合作微信号 | theshanghaiist
advertise@shanghaiist.com