This is heavy. Not for weak stomachs...

[fhm555]

Pretty grim stuff. You can't help but wonder at the motivation.

 

[SolarMan]

Fascinating. Now lets see the photos from the proctologist!

 

[Bloodhammer]

The real question is... What happened to his penis after they removed it?

Probably put it in a plastic bag and tossed it into one of those red bins labeled biohazard.

Fascinating. Now lets see the photos from the proctologist!

I'm thinking garden tools.

 

[TOOL460002]

Christmas lights? Try getting nude and ready to get it on and give someone a light show!

 

[Rickenmonster]

You're right-that's a quality photo.

 

[BassDoc51]

Somewhere in my hoarder boxes, I have a disc that contains thousands of radiology images. They clearly show foreign bodies in various places. If and when I find it, I will share with the rest of the class.

 

[line6man]

How do you know he didn't try to get this guy some help?

Because it happened repeatedly.

 

[Munjibunga]

It's really tough to gross me out, and this doesn't. But it does leave me slightly bewildered. A word to the wise, though - if your doctor offers you a cytoscopy (or cystoscopy), decline the invitation.

 

[DerHoggz]

Because it happened repeatedly.

And no one who got help has ever done something again?

 

[Gopherbassist]

As soon as I saw the caption at the top, I closed the page.

This, basically. The images weren't loading right, but as soon as I saw something metallic and sharp looking, I didn't need them to.

 

[Bloodhammer]

It's really tough to gross me out, and this doesn't. But it does leave me slightly bewildered. A word to the wise, though - if your doctor offers you a cytoscopy (or cystoscopy), decline the invitation.

Is that the one they call the "Roto-Rooter"?

 

[line6man]

And no one who got help has ever done something again?

Apparently he did it MANY times.

I believe there were about twelve to fourteen jars filled with items, each with a date of extraction. Every jar contained at least two items, sometimes up to eight or so. While there were a few patients these items were removed from, most of them were from just one very sick man

 

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[Munjibunga]

Is that the one they call the "Roto-Rooter"?

Yes. And it's the nurse who puts in the lidocaine to numb your dangly bits before they ram the camera up there. It's a laugh a minute.

 

[TheAnalogKid]

The second-to-last photo, captioned "No idea what this is", appears to be the tip of a soldering iron.

 

[Marcury]

Yowsa!

 

[Munjibunga]

The second-to-last photo, captioned "No idea what this is", appears to be the tip of a soldering iron.

No. It's the end of a makeup pencil. Soldering tips are solid metal.

 

[runmikeyrun]

I've seen and done a lot of very horrible things in my days as a medic and human tissue recovery tech. I mean absolutely horrible things that probably only army medics and corpsmen can top. These pictures almost made me queasy, which is as close to queasy as I get anymore, and I am the guy who can page through the Handbook on Skin Conditions (genital lesions chapters too) while eating. Powerful indeed.

 

[runmikeyrun]

Somewhere in my hoarder boxes, I have a disc that contains thousands of radiology images. They clearly show foreign bodies in various places. If and when I find it, I will share with the rest of the class.

You can purchase the book "Stuck Up" on amazon it's 100 radiographs of things people stuck up their butt.

 

[MakiSupaStar]