God that sucks. Sorry you had to go through both of those.loc978 said:
For me, it was when I slipped on some black ice walking home from work and dislocated my elbow.
I was screaming before I really knew why.
The Most Horrific Pain of Your Life
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For me, it was when I slipped on some black ice walking home from work and dislocated my elbow.
I was screaming before I really knew why.
My uterus has decided to conquer the rest of my abdomen and its cells are marching out daily. The invading force has been choked out by depriving it of its provisions, estrogen, for a year, but in the long diagnostic period I would be bedridden by every muscle in my abdomen cramping up in an attempt to kill my disobedient womb. Some of these were worse than the time I broke my arm and the sharp bone ends filleted most of the surrounding muscle.
My worst pain that I've ever felt was when I had a bladder infection... I'm pretty certain that was what it is... it was a horrible gut-wrenching pain that made it impossible to sit, or stand or anything. I still had to go to work, so I had to drive in that condition, do my job for 9 hours, and go back home to be in more unimaginable pain. DX It persisted for a week before I went to the doctor and it was all fixed up with some heavy duty antibiotics. It didn't help that I'm a guy and in my early twenties which certainly made the doctors stare at me like I was crazy.
Wart on my heel made it impossible for me to walk without feeling agonizing pain. After three attempts to freeze it off I had to have an injection to kill part of my foot so it would die.
That injection felt like glass dipped in acid on fire x 5
Not an exaggeration. I have felt acid (Idiots in science) and glass (At the same time, see Acid) and have had second degree burns after having my wrist put into an industrial oven designed to melt plastic on the metal rim. Twice. in the same spot.
That injection was more painful than all of that together by at least five.
That injection felt like glass dipped in acid on fire x 5
Not an exaggeration. I have felt acid (Idiots in science) and glass (At the same time, see Acid) and have had second degree burns after having my wrist put into an industrial oven designed to melt plastic on the metal rim. Twice. in the same spot.
That injection was more painful than all of that together by at least five.
Nah, the pain actually just finished going away as me and my mom were walking into the docter's office. No increase in headaches or anything either.Udyrfrykte said:
Sitting in the car with my head permanantly tilted to the left was very annoying and painful though. At least the worst of it had passed by then.
Acute Appendicitis. The recovery wasn't too bad, just spent a week feeling kinda crappy but the 8 hours in the emergency room was no fun at all.
Athletes foot. For the first 2-3 days, I felt nothing. I mean, it was gross and noticeable (I was camping with friends and we were barefoot pretty much the whole time, all of us wee tykes at the time) but really, it didn't pain me. Then one day, it hurt so uncontrollably that I actually fell onto the ground and started to flail around. My whole foot kinda clenched up and I swear it felt like the damn thing was burning. We drove right back to the city and I got it checked out. ><
Same here, all through my child hood I had ear aches, it really was torture and it got in the way of my school work and social life often.dakorok said:
Then there was one time at the dentist when he found a chip in one of my back teeth and used that scary sounding drill. He accidentally hit my nerve and I almost leaped out of the chair from that quick sharp pain.
I also was sun burnt all over really bad once and it hurt to do anything, even just standing or lying down, I was literally going insane!
The worst out of all was when I was really depressed but that's to personal to share with you lot. All I have to say is that I can really understand that pain that causes people to suicide.
Waking up from a surgery to fix my arm when the bone snapped in two.
One of the pins they put inside there was pushing down against my nerve.
Not. Nice
One of the pins they put inside there was pushing down against my nerve.
Not. Nice
Hmm...I learned something new today. Thank you.Stasisesque said:
For me it would probably be the time my friend accidentally stabbed me in the arm with a chisel in shop class...
Two answers.
One: Not too long ago, I was in a bike wreck, and ended up with a cuncussion. The pain was mild, but the worst was the disorientation. I remember vividly the feeling of spiraling confusion. The world seemed to be constantly spinning even though I was looking straight. On a funny side note though, after a few days in the hospital, I went back to school to find many of the kids thought I was in a coma.
Two: It happened a while ago, and I may seem like a wuss but; I had to get all four of my baby canine teeth removed by surgery. The painkillers may work, but having eight shots on either side of the gums hurts like hell.
One: Not too long ago, I was in a bike wreck, and ended up with a cuncussion. The pain was mild, but the worst was the disorientation. I remember vividly the feeling of spiraling confusion. The world seemed to be constantly spinning even though I was looking straight. On a funny side note though, after a few days in the hospital, I went back to school to find many of the kids thought I was in a coma.
Two: It happened a while ago, and I may seem like a wuss but; I had to get all four of my baby canine teeth removed by surgery. The painkillers may work, but having eight shots on either side of the gums hurts like hell.
When I had to get a spinal tap in high school. For a week after I couldn't lift my head without it feeling like my head was going to explode.
worst pain would have to be... extremely bad cough with a horrendously inflamed throat. I imagine that is what swallowing chainsaws is like. but worst injury would be my head went through a glass door when i fainted. 15 centimetres (6 inches) to the right and i wouldn't be here.
I was getting an MRI for my hip and they needed to inject a fluid into my hip joint to see it better.
They stuck a HUGE LONG needle in, not too far, hurts as usual, did a CT scan to make sure it was going along.
Stuck it in farther. AHHHH! it hurts like a *****! did another CT scan that took an agonizing two minutes.
Stuck it into the joint. FFFFUUUUU... The worst pain ever. I swear out loud in the doctor's office. took them another five minutes to do a CT scan, which seemed like forever, and then finally inject the fluid. It hurt the next three days.
They stuck a HUGE LONG needle in, not too far, hurts as usual, did a CT scan to make sure it was going along.
Stuck it in farther. AHHHH! it hurts like a *****! did another CT scan that took an agonizing two minutes.
Stuck it into the joint. FFFFUUUUU... The worst pain ever. I swear out loud in the doctor's office. took them another five minutes to do a CT scan, which seemed like forever, and then finally inject the fluid. It hurt the next three days.