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By (user no longer on site) 38 weeks ago
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Gallstones, weeks of agonising pain all round the torso, as well as going a Homer Simpson shade of yellow because it fucked up my kidney functionality too.
That was pretty grim on the pain spectrum.
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Kidney stones - more agony than anything else I've suffered. Needed a lot of morphine to get it under control when I first went into A&E (as luck would have it, I was in NW Scotland at the time so getting to hospital was quite a trek). |
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"Kidney stones - more agony than anything else I've suffered. Needed a lot of morphine to get it under control when I first went into A&E (as luck would have it, I was in NW Scotland at the time so getting to hospital was quite a trek)."
I've heard, from a nurse, that it is worse than childbirth! |
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"Gallstones, weeks of agonising pain all round the torso, as well as going a Homer Simpson shade of yellow because it fucked up my kidney functionality too.
That was pretty grim on the pain spectrum.
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If you're yellow it's your liver that's fucked... |
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By (user no longer on site) 38 weeks ago
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Having appendicitis when you're 5 with a gangrene appendix wasn't fun. Don't remember the pain much these days. Though I did recently break my right, a nasty fractured metatarsal, self inflicted. Still made roast dinner for the Mrs the day after.. because I'm a fucking trooper  |
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By (user no longer on site) 38 weeks ago
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"Gallstones, weeks of agonising pain all round the torso, as well as going a Homer Simpson shade of yellow because it fucked up my kidney functionality too.
That was pretty grim on the pain spectrum.
If you're yellow it's your liver that's fucked..."
Liver/kidney, same thing  all I know is that it was fkin offal. |
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By (user no longer on site) 38 weeks ago
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"Getting knocked over by a fork lift truck weighing over 6 tons and the steel toe cap in my boot crushing my foot smarted a tad."
This is why I'm dubious of steel toe caps. And my college tutor said that couldn't happen...  |
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Apart from letting Lycan have his way?
Uh. Probably women's things. There's not many things that could make me curl up in the foetal position in the middle of a busy street. But that fucker can do it. |
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By *rAitchMan 38 weeks ago
Diagonally Parked in a Parallel Universe |
"Getting knocked over by a fork lift truck weighing over 6 tons and the steel toe cap in my boot crushing my foot smarted a tad.
This is why I'm dubious of steel toe caps. And my college tutor said that couldn't happen... "
A toe cap is essentially an arch, which is inherently strong when upright. Look at bridges, viaducts, etc. However, when I was knocked down, I was 90 degrees to the perpendicular, making that arch inherently weak. It crushed, folding my foot in half lengthways. |
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"Kidney stones - more agony than anything else I've suffered. Needed a lot of morphine to get it under control when I first went into A&E (as luck would have it, I was in NW Scotland at the time so getting to hospital was quite a trek).
I've heard, from a nurse, that it is worse than childbirth! "
That's what they told me too! |
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"Broken ribs. Felt like I’d been shot everytime i moved. And i can’t remember sneezing or coughing, because I’ve blanked that memory out because of the trauma. "
When I broke my ribs I was very ill and whenni came our my coma they gave me stuff to make me cough. It was horrendous
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By *oody BMan 38 weeks ago
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"Broken ribs. Felt like I’d been shot everytime i moved. And i can’t remember sneezing or coughing, because I’ve blanked that memory out because of the trauma. When I broke my ribs I was very ill and whenni came our my coma they gave me stuff to make me cough. It was horrendous "
A coma!! I got off lightly then.
But damn, if I coughed, I had to prepare myself each time knowing how much payment was about to come  ,
And sneezing? I think I pa$$ed out on one of them  |
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Periocoronitis... fuck me that dental infection hurt like a mother fucker! I was maxed out on painkillers and the infection spread into my cheek so I could barely open my mouth to eat....Great diet though lost half a stone in a week lol |
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"Getting knocked over by a fork lift truck weighing over 6 tons and the steel toe cap in my boot crushing my foot smarted a tad.
This is why I'm dubious of steel toe caps. And my college tutor said that couldn't happen... "
What happens if they crush from underneath? |
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"Broken ribs. Felt like I’d been shot everytime i moved. And i can’t remember sneezing or coughing, because I’ve blanked that memory out because of the trauma. When I broke my ribs I was very ill and whenni came our my coma they gave me stuff to make me cough. It was horrendous
A coma!! I got off lightly then.
But damn, if I coughed, I had to prepare myself each time knowing how much payment was about to come ,
And sneezing? I think I pa$$ed out on one of them "
I was in a coma because my lungs wouldn't inflate. They put me in an induced coma for 2 and half weeks. Apart from the coughing the worst was when they turned me from side to side to give me a bed wash |
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By *oody BMan 38 weeks ago
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"Broken ribs. Felt like I’d been shot everytime i moved. And i can’t remember sneezing or coughing, because I’ve blanked that memory out because of the trauma. When I broke my ribs I was very ill and whenni came our my coma they gave me stuff to make me cough. It was horrendous
A coma!! I got off lightly then.
But damn, if I coughed, I had to prepare myself each time knowing how much payment was about to come ,
And sneezing? I think I pa$$ed out on one of them I was in a coma because my lungs wouldn't inflate. They put me in an induced coma for 2 and half weeks. Apart from the coughing the worst was when they turned me from side to side to give me a bed wash"
Ouch!!!
Oh. And zero sleep.   |
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"Not an illness or injury but birthing a rather large baby without any pain relief.
Worst pain I've ever felt.
Em x
The context of it all though will forever make me laugh!  "
I'm glad you're amused by my suffering  |
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By (user no longer on site) 38 weeks ago
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Brain surgery, the after effects, losing a baby that was a fucking killer. Physically and mentally. Those contractions seem worse than the other ones ie actually having the child....but my body seems back to normal again.... Finally!! Whoop whoop! |
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By *ddie1966Man 38 weeks ago
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I've had some pretty horrific injuries in the past but never cried or whimpered, but the physical pain of kidney stones brought me to tears. The nurse at the hospital said the same as all the others here. Comparable to giving birth if not worse. What's even worse is the fact that once you've had them, you're likely to get them again at some point.
I was also told, a tablespoon if Cider Vinegar diluted in water every now and again can help slow their forming down.
Fingers crossed so far.  |
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Horse riding accident as a youngster... 2 fractured and two broken ribs, dislocated shoulder, concussion, cracked collar bone, 2 broken toes and a full body of bruising.. my horse flipped me then stepped on me.  |
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"Horse riding accident as a youngster... 2 fractured and two broken ribs, dislocated shoulder, concussion, cracked collar bone, 2 broken toes and a full body of bruising.. my horse flipped me then stepped on me. "
I know that feeling broken collar bone fractured ankle and fractured skull resulting in a coma after getting chucked from my horse .. Mrs.  |
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By *avinaTVTV/TS 38 weeks ago
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Physical pain: I had a dental cyst that caused my soft palate to swell. The most distracting, incredible pain I've ever experienced.
Emotional pain: The sudden loss of my wife, in front of me, last year. I'm still experiencing it. |
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Was hospitalised with recurring g pain lower left abdomen. They didn't listen and decided they needed to remove my gallbladder. Anyone know why they'd never manage it given where my pain was? Over 3 years on and I still intermittently get this pain (and still have my gallbladder) |
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I’ve had gallstones and gallbladder removal, I’ve had kidney stones, I’ve had childbirth, I’ve had many broken bones and ailments but nothing has even come remotely close to the exact moment my appendix burst and the peritonitis that went with it.
Luckily ambulance was with me within minutes, and I was in immediate surgery upon arrival. |
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The nerve injury that is permanent and causes me constant, unremitting pain and has done for the past 7yrs. And the herniated lumbar discs with nerve root compression, whilst pregnant. That started and I wasn't allowed any painkillers! |
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"Chronic pain from my PCOS and endometriosis
That too!
Not fun for sure "
Mine's endo and adenomyosis but I think the combo causes pretty similar pain etc. My menopause jab is wearing off and it flared right up this week. Obviously |
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"Chronic pain from my PCOS and endometriosis
That too!
Not fun for sure
Mine's endo and adenomyosis but I think the combo causes pretty similar pain etc. My menopause jab is wearing off and it flared right up this week. Obviously "
Just in time for Christmas! |
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By *izadoCouple 38 weeks ago
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Had kidney stones twice.
Sat in A&E crying and laughing at the pain.
Fortunately they have good pain killers.
Was a terrible pain as it went on a while.
However have Sarcoidosis which means my immune system attacks itself occasionally.
At one stage it manifested in my right eye.
All I remember is walking outdoors in the sun and it felt like someone pushed a hot poker through my eye and brain. Dropped me instantly into a ball. Shorter period of pain than kidney stones but worse for me. |
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By *archelCouple 38 weeks ago
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"Kidney stones - more agony than anything else I've suffered. Needed a lot of morphine to get it under control when I first went into A&E (as luck would have it, I was in NW Scotland at the time so getting to hospital was quite a trek)."
I had kidney stones a few years back, thankfully not as developed, and managed to pass them naturally. It felt like I wanted to pee all the time but could only pass weak little trickles, then one day at home I passes the stone in the loo. I remember it being the shape of an arrowhead, and I heard it hit the porcelain. I've never felt instant relief like when that bugger passed. |
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By (user no longer on site) 38 weeks ago
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A complete fracture of my ulna, radius (bone broke through the skin) and dislocating and fracturing my humerus and elbow at the same time. Most painful twenty four hours of my life. |
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