Worst pain you have ever felt?
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I had to get a cyst removed from my leg earlier this year & the nurse who was putting my IV in missed the vein 4 times before thinking about switching to my other arm. If you've never had to get an IV put in, 0/10 it hurts like a *****.
I mean yea my leg hurt after surgery but the damn IV was worse than that.
I mean yea my leg hurt after surgery but the damn IV was worse than that.
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Izzy Reincarnated
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Hmm, when I was like 7-9 years old, one rainy night I was playing with a friend and we were running around and stuff, and suddenly I swiftly slipped and fell, landed on my chin on the wet, cold, hard, freezing concrete. I got up and there was a huge amount of blood pouring down from my chin. The pain felt like I was going to lose consciousness or something. You know how when you get dizzy, your head starts to feel all weird? It was the same feeling, but in my chin area. It sort of felt like a slight numbing feeling. I can't remember it too well. But I was shooing my friend to go away because I was in immense bloody pain. I was trying to fake not being in pain, because if I didn't, I would be running around screaming like a maniac. It was unbearably hard.
It left me with a scar under my chin and to this day, I still have the scar from that incident. You can't see it though unless I lift my head up all the way.
Good times.
It left me with a scar under my chin and to this day, I still have the scar from that incident. You can't see it though unless I lift my head up all the way.
Good times.
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Folia
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The worst pain I've ever had was after a laparoscopic abdominal surgery. Not only was I puking for an hour right after I woke up from the procedure, but I also couldn't even sit up. It was miserable. I had trouble sitting up and walking for a few days.
"Some people go back to work a day after surgery!" I was not one of those kinds of people. I actually ended up missing my first 2 days of college because of that ****.
"Some people go back to work a day after surgery!" I was not one of those kinds of people. I actually ended up missing my first 2 days of college because of that ****.
ThomasNLD
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I guess putting my foot in soda after stepping on a nail (it went through my shoe in my foot) was pretty bad. I also once had a sudden attack of neckpain, where I couldn`t move my neck anymore at all. That was probably worse and besides that, quite scary.
I won`t count things like anxiety and depression. They are hard to scale, since they are of a more chronic nature.
I won`t count things like anxiety and depression. They are hard to scale, since they are of a more chronic nature.
Panazel Maria
(Nameless being)
I had an ear infection when I was about 8 and that hurt like ****...And I'm also afraid on sleeping on one of my legs ever since I occasionally got random sprains from just waking up. It feels like a screwdriver is drilling into my femur zel...
theres that time when i stepped on a plug and blood was pouring everywere, damn i underestimated them, then theres that time when my fingers were slammed into a car door, some how they didnt break though.
also, asthma attacks hurt pretty bad.
also, asthma attacks hurt pretty bad.
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abby534534
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I had partial lung removal... that hurt so bad.
DoctorGallifrey
The Raggedy Man
I'm highly pain tolerant so when I experience something painful, it's something excruciating.
3 weeks ago, I was visiting a friends house for the week for a convention. Well I was taking a shower and out of nowhere this pain shoots down my back and intensifies in my lowerback, it instantly made me collapse in the shower and made me cry. I managed to get up to exit the shower only to dry heave in the sink. The pain remained at maximum intensity for about 10 minutes, and it slowly dissipated throughout the day. I don't know exactly what it was, but I think it was a huge kidney stone passing, as I have had kidney stones in the past and this pain was similar to the minor discomfort I use to have from them, but on a magnified scale
3 weeks ago, I was visiting a friends house for the week for a convention. Well I was taking a shower and out of nowhere this pain shoots down my back and intensifies in my lowerback, it instantly made me collapse in the shower and made me cry. I managed to get up to exit the shower only to dry heave in the sink. The pain remained at maximum intensity for about 10 minutes, and it slowly dissipated throughout the day. I don't know exactly what it was, but I think it was a huge kidney stone passing, as I have had kidney stones in the past and this pain was similar to the minor discomfort I use to have from them, but on a magnified scale
Kidney stones. Other than the fact that it hurt a lot, I was panicking because I didn't know what was going on (woke up at 3AM in pain and first thought I had was that I was having a heart attack or something). The panic was the worst part, really. But like the doctor said; I now know what it feels like so if I ever have another one, I'll probably won't panic (or less, anyway).
Last January, I slipped on ice that was on the stairs in front of my house, and hit my back on the edge of one of the stairs.
I'm not kidding when I say that it hurt for around 4 weeks straight. I didn't sleep a lot of those nights because laying down was extremely painful and I can't fall asleep sitting up. Luckily, I didn't break anything. However, because of the xray I got, I found out I have a minor spine curvature so I still don't win x'D
I'm not kidding when I say that it hurt for around 4 weeks straight. I didn't sleep a lot of those nights because laying down was extremely painful and I can't fall asleep sitting up. Luckily, I didn't break anything. However, because of the xray I got, I found out I have a minor spine curvature so I still don't win x'D
