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Doctors Pull Live Cockroach From Woman's Skull After Complaints of 'Crawling Sensation'
On Tuesday, a 42-year-old Indian woman went to the hospital, complaining of an extremely painful “tingling, crawling sensation.” After being transferred three times, doctors determined that there was a “foreign body that seemed to be mobile” in her head. Yes, your worst nightmare is a reality. “It was a full grown cockroach,” Dr. M.N. Shankar, the head of the ENT department at Stanley Medical College, told the The New Indian Express.
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By GizmodoOn Tuesday, a 42-year-old Indian woman went to the hospital, complaining of an extremely painful “tingling, crawling sensation.” After being transferred three times, doctors determined that there was a “foreign body that seemed to be mobile” in her head. Yes, your worst nightmare is a reality. “It was a full grown cockroach,” Dr. M.N. Shankar, the head of the ENT department at Stanley Medical College, told the The New Indian Express.