BIZARRE THINGS DISCOVERED Inside People ─ TheRichest

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What do we normally find inside the human body? Bones, blood, organs – the usual stuff we all learned about in biology class. Well, these 10 individuals mentioned ahead threw everyone a curveball when they were discovered to contain some rather interesting, disturbing and just plain funny items that don’t belong inside us. There’s the man who went to the doctor to discover that he had been carrying around a knife blade in his head for years. Then there’s the dumb crook who decided he couldn’t pay for his engagement ring, so he swallowed it. Pregnancy usually lasts around 9 months, unless you’re a 92 year old Chinese woman who’d been carrying a fetus for several decades. Cosmetic surgery can have people putting all sorts of stuff into their bodies. Yet, one woman showed up with some rather disturbing things in her derriere. Then there’s the story of woman in the US who decided to hide a stolen gun in a rather unusual holster. Yikes. Like fish? One boy in India ended up going to the doctor and having a fish removed from his lung. Cats get hairballs and, apparently, so do humans if the story of an 18-year old and her huge hairball are to be believed. One construction worker went to the doctor complaining of a headache. Turns out an accident long before his visit had actually left something in his brain that didn’t belong there. People put all sorts of strange things up their backside. Yet, one man takes the cake when doctors found a live eel where the sun don’t shine. Finally, there’s the case of a woman who underwent surgery and left doctors shocked with the pile of metal objects that had built up in her digestive tract. Get the Tums!


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