Man Discovers That A Family Of Cockroaches Is Residing Inside His Ear; Here’s How He Got Rid Of Them
GROSS – A man in China discovers that his ear is home to a family of around 11 cockroaches and just like us, the doctors, too, were shocked to hear this news!
The fear of cockroaches is common among humans. But, what if you wake up to the news of having a goddamn family of cockroaches staying inside your ears? A nightmare, isn’t it? Well, as gross as it sounds, a man in China has gone through such a tragic situation and he realised it only after undergoing severe discomfort and itching in his ear. As per a report in Fox News, the man in question felt extremely uncomfortable after waking up with a sharp pain inside his ear. Upon asking his family to flash some light in his ear, he discovered that a huge cockroach has been residing inside.
The man, who has been identified as Lv, then consulted a doctor to get a solution for the same. Unfortunately, that wasn’t it to his horror. After investigating his ears, the doctor revealed that there’s not just one cockroach, but a family of cockroaches staying inside his ear and he saw more than 10 cockroach babies inside. OMG! “He said his ear hurt a lot like something was scratching or crawling inside. It caused a lot of discomfort. I discovered more than 10 cockroach babies inside,” said Dr Zhong Yijin to AsiaWire. (ALSO READ - Hrithik Roshan's Die-Hard Lady Fan Stabbed To Death By Husband As He Was Jealous)
This incident, unsurprisingly, sent shockwaves across all the doctors in China and they were stunned to discover that the reason behind a man’s earache was because of a family of cockroaches that resided inside his ear. Firstly, Dr Yijin removed the baby cockroaches using a tweezer, followed by pulling out the mother with the same technique. The man is now doing well and has been discharged from the clinic. As per the doctor, it’s his habit of leaving food near his sleeping area that had a cockroach entering his ears.
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