the most disturbing thing and totally sick I have ever seen

[Tru]

well yes the title say so
Video was taken in ER about Maggots In Boys Head T.T its really sick

warning don't click or watch if your not sure you can hadle it

http://www.10dailythings.com/2008/08/20/gross-video-maggots-in-boys-head/

[JoyFax]

A lil resume or hint about what it is about?

[cpinney]

not really that bad, more cool looking.

[ThatBluePerson]

i do not like worms, caterpillars, night crawlers, the middle part of a butterfly, or any other slimy thing that slithers with more than 4 legs or no legs.... so no thanks.

[Snoopy]

That was disgusting. If I had maggots in my head. I'd smack them out or something, fucck that's gross.

[Doppleganger]

This is the most sickest thing you've ever seen? awww Where's your sense of internet adventure??

[Grimjaw]

I knew about that already.. :3

[Sacchin]

I knew about that already.. :3

I bet you have some too, that little hamster face says it all.


P.S. Thanks for the warning Tru xD I didn't wanna watch, sounds awful =X

[William-CL]

Reminds me of this http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,455067,00.html

[bleed214]

not on the boys head, but it was on his arm. the boy had Osteosarcoma. every few days we had to change the dressing on the wound. it smells reallyyyy bad .

[DonBebek]

I u find this that gross than maybe you should watch 2girls1cup or 1guy1cup, THAT'S sick

[*BlackFox]

Yuck, that's disgusting!

[inky]

Made me lol. Not really that disgusting IMO but personally, I find videos more disgusting than seeing them IRL. I've seen some pretty disgusting stuff in the hospital but never really felt uncomfortable (I guess since I a job to do lol).

Go climb 4chan mountain.

[Swindler]

That was actually disgusting.

[Snoopy]

Yea. I kept watching it, now I can't get that shit out my head.

[heroo]

i was eating dude, didn't expected it to be this disguesting -.-

[takolin]

I've seen worse.

BTW sometimes maggots are put on wounds to eat away dead flesh to clean a wound.

[Grimjaw]

I've seen worse.

BTW sometimes maggots are put on wounds to eat away dead flesh to clean a wound.

+1

Garra Rufa, a type of small tropical fish, also nicknamed Chinchin Yu, nibble fish or simply doctor fish, are put in hot springs. As they can live and swim freely in at least 43-degree-hot waters, they are naturally used for the treatment of skin diseases in such spas. When placed in the spa, these fish can feed themselves on the dead cells of the human body, since they only consume such cells, leaving the healthy skin of the human body to grow. The whole process is reportedly free of pain. It won't hurt and the bather might feel a pleasant tingling on his or her skin.

Following the fish-eat-dead-skin story, I'm sure you're aware of the use of fly maggots to clean wounds. The maggots only eat dead flesh and so keep the wound raw and healing. They have a remarkable effect on closing up deep wounds over time, but not surprisingly, people are a bit squeamish of the idea.

[noobert mclagg]

Yea. I kept watching it, now I can't get that shit out my head.

Was there supposed to be a pun intended?

[CrimsonNuker]

Yea. I kept watching it, now I can't get that shit out my head.

Was there supposed to be a pun intended?

I think so, though it was poorly executed

[Stephanus]

not really that bad, more cool looking.

Agreed, nothing serius:)
Some infected wound is all there.

Hmm... where is that pic where the worms... oh..
There is it:
http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/b ... larvae.htm

Altough it seems to be fake, most likely based on real cases.

See also:
http://www.pharmj.com/pdf/cpd/pj_200609 ... icworm.pdf
http://daily.stanford.edu/article/2008/ ... icDiseases
etc etc etc:)


Edit:
This is what i searched for. Not worms but larvae.
http://insects.suite101.com/article.cfm ... asitic_fly

[Grimjaw]

not really that bad, more cool looking.

Agreed, nothing serius:)
Some infected wound is all there.

Hmm... where is that pic where the worms... oh..
There is it:
http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/b ... larvae.htm

Altough it seems to be fake, most likely based on real cases.

See also:
http://www.pharmj.com/pdf/cpd/pj_200609 ... icworm.pdf
http://daily.stanford.edu/article/2008/ ... icDiseases
etc etc etc:)


Edit:
This is what i searched for. Not worms but larvae.
http://insects.suite101.com/article.cfm ... asitic_fly

I kind of like freaky things like that. Thanks for the read and heads-up.
My offering to the topic: The Eye worm is something I encountered on the web years ago, many might have seen or read up about it but for those who haven't, it's still pretty interesting for persons who are (duh) interested.

Side note: It also seems that most larvae infestations tend to occur due to poor personal hygiene or simple carelessness.

http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl-eye-worm.htm