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What's the worst pain you've ever felt?
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By (user no longer on site) OP 30 weeks ago
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1. Shingles felt like I was being burned for 2 days. A bit like cigarettes are being put out on your skin.
2. Back pain is bad. After multiple spine surgeries, for the years previously before the procedures, it could feel like both your legs are broken; snapped even.
3. Gallstones are super painful. For me, it felt like a gunshot wound. Attacks would last for 6 or 7 hours and be completely debilitating.
4. Then there's emotional trauma. This might be the worst in someways.
Like if you've experienced someone you're looking after, slowly deteriorating until they're gone.
-You'd think that the prolonged time frame would make it easier to come to terms with.
But I found it doesn't.
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1. Nerve pain in my back and leg (totally unmedicated because I was pregnant)
2. Childbirth (plus the last 8wks of the pregnancy)
3. The psychological consequences of dealing with the above two things causing my disability
4. Endometriosis
5. Post fundoplication surgery recovery
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By *assy69Man 30 weeks ago
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"1. Shingles felt like I was being burned for 2 days. A bit like cigarettes are being put out on your skin.
2. Back pain is bad. After multiple spine surgeries, for the years previously before the procedures, it could feel like both your legs are broken; snapped even.
3. Gallstones are super painful. For me, it felt like a gunshot wound. Attacks would last for 6 or 7 hours and be completely debilitating.
4. Then there's emotional trauma. This might be the worst in someways.
Like if you've experienced someone you're looking after, slowly deteriorating until they're gone.
-You'd think that the prolonged time frame would make it easier to come to terms with.
But I found it doesn't.
This is a happy thread, I realise. "
Breaking my back was incredibly painful
Being shot was a bit of a nip
But getting a gut infection but not knowing about it until after it had turned gangrenous after a few months was, I think, the worst  |
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By (user no longer on site) 30 weeks ago
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"1. Shingles felt like I was being burned for 2 days. A bit like cigarettes are being put out on your skin.
2. Back pain is bad. After multiple spine surgeries, for the years previously before the procedures, it could feel like both your legs are broken; snapped even.
3. Gallstones are super painful. For me, it felt like a gunshot wound. Attacks would last for 6 or 7 hours and be completely debilitating.
4. Then there's emotional trauma. This might be the worst in someways.
Like if you've experienced someone you're looking after, slowly deteriorating until they're gone.
-You'd think that the prolonged time frame would make it easier to come to terms with.
But I found it doesn't.
This is a happy thread, I realise. "
Probably the time I had my cock savagely ripped-off and then rammbed up my arse by by a frenzied grizzly. |
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Birthing child No.1.
72 bloody hours of it.
Although that was nothing compared to the emotional pain of said child going through a year long MH crisis and needing constant supervision as he was eying up the paracetamol.
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By (user no longer on site) 30 weeks ago
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Some awful ailments described already. I can relate with the shingles , had that up the left side of my body and face about 10 years ago.
Having my broken leg pulled straight to set it in a cast was pretty ouchie as well but my all time top number 1 pain so far has to be pancreatitis.
Holy moly, that was a good one and just wouldn’t let up for a week despite regular morphine. I’ll be happy if I never have to feel that again |
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I had a bad fall skiing. Did a crazy jump and landed on my back. I couldn't breathe for a tiny bit (no obviously I didn't die!). But thought I'm going to die here, in front of all these people having a drink outside. Luckily nothing serious, just had to stay in bed for a while. |
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"Birthing child No.1.
72 bloody hours of it.
Although that was nothing compared to the emotional pain of said child going through a year long MH crisis and needing constant supervision as he was eying up the paracetamol.
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That pain hurts awful. Thankfully mine has come out the other side. Sending hugs |
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My now ex fwb cutting ties with me.. that hurt so fucking much I ended up in a very dark place
Pericoronitis.. jeez that hurt like fuck and nothing touched the pain!
I used to get really bad period pains... they suck |
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Emotionally losing people close to me, being cheated on by someone I loved, my beloved animals dying.
Physically, caesarian sections and the labour prior to this, arthritis...I could go on. But I won't. |
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"Birthing child No.1.
72 bloody hours of it.
Although that was nothing compared to the emotional pain of said child going through a year long MH crisis and needing constant supervision as he was eying up the paracetamol.
That pain hurts awful. Thankfully mine has come out the other side. Sending hugs"
Mine has too, thank God.
But thank you  |
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I feel very lucky that I haven't experienced some of the above. Mine seems a bit first world problems by comparison but...
I had an air bubble in a filling. Whenever I went in a plane, the expanding air during decent would press on the nerve. It was so bad that I wanted to smash my own teeth in with a hammer.
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By (user no longer on site) OP 30 weeks ago
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"Caesareans and Cholecystitis
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I had gallbladder surgery earlier in the week. Had to back to a&e though shortly after as I was finding difficult to breathe.
Got discharged on Friday,but still feeling I can't inhale very deeply. So I'm lying down as I type this as it feels slightly more comfortable.
I may need a sinus procedure in a few months which requires drilling in spaces in the skull.
A friend of mine of mine said he wants to put a curtain around me and shoot me when he next sees me as it's the humane thing to do..
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By *_Mr.K_xMan 30 weeks ago
North Worcestershire |
Losing my mum when I was 12, my Dad 2 years ago and then my forever dog Feb this year....
All hurt the most but the feeling left collectively from all that is unlike any pain I've ever felt |
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"Caesareans and Cholecystitis
I had gallbladder surgery earlier in the week. Had to back to a&e though shortly after as I was finding difficult to breathe.
Got discharged on Friday,but still feeling I can't inhale very deeply. So I'm lying down as I type this as it feels slightly more comfortable.
I may need a sinus procedure in a few months which requires drilling in spaces in the skull.
A friend of mine of mine said he wants to put a curtain around me and shoot me when he next sees me as it's the humane thing to do..
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Ahh I hope you feel better and recovery is speedy. Mine was pretty straight forward was just uncomfortable for a couple of weeks after having it removed. |
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"Losing my mum when I was 12, my Dad 2 years ago and then my forever dog Feb this year....
All hurt the most but the feeling left collectively from all that is unlike any pain I've ever felt"
Sending hugs xx |
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By (user no longer on site) 30 weeks ago
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Toothache for me, had impacted wisdom teeth and spent the occasional night banging my face against a wall, regular over the counter painkillers wouldn’t touch it. I’ll never forget the relief I felt after I procured a couple of 30mg codeine tablets from a friend of a friend. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 30 weeks ago
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"A burst eardrum was more painful than childbirth for me! Horrendous pain! X"
I have a hearing and nose issue I'm getting treated for. One of numerous health issues I have. ( -I'm like bionic man or RoboCop as this point)
The ent surgeon grabbed the biggest needle and pierced through my eardrum with it. It was something he had to try to relieve pressure. No anaesthetic.
He wanted to do the other side but I told him I wouldn't be able to make it back.
-I'd walked into the hospital for that appointment.. |
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Corneal laceration. My then 3 year old poked my eye with her fingernail. Absolute agony. Made worse by also having a newborn, so every time I got woken up in the night my dry eyes opened and pulled the scab off. Then a few months later it got infected. I spent the night screaming into my pillow. 6 years on I still sleep with paracetamol next to my bed as occasionally it still hurts. It's like a hot poker in the eye. |
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By (user no longer on site) 30 weeks ago
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3 x c- sections:
First two were bad afterwards, 3rd one was okay.
Impacted Wisdom teeth
Ongoing gallbladder attacks
Standing on a metal Airplane model which went straight through the bottom of my foot thanks to my brother when younger! |
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Can't decide between dislocated shoulder or appendicitis.
But the doctor was a woman and she said from her own experience a dislocated shoulder was more painful than childbirth so I'll go with that. |
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Reading some of the political threads on here.
But beyond that - clearly minor compared to some - having a dislocated big toe pulled back into place.
I was given gas and air. How women give birth on that shit I'll never know. |
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"Reading some of the political threads on here.
But beyond that - clearly minor compared to some - having a dislocated big toe pulled back into place.
I was given gas and air. How women give birth on that shit I'll never know."
I gave birth 2x without it because I had one puff during birth #1, hated the feeling of being d*unk and did the whole thing with just a TENS machine instead. The second one was a lot worse  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 30 weeks ago
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When my disc was broken (and they had to drill it out) I was taking morphine and cannabis oil that I sourced illegally..and still nothing really touched the pain I found.
Just made me tired..
Standing on a stonefish is meant to be extremely painful.
It's a creature that's camouflaged like a rock. It shoots nerve poison into your foot and people have been known to try to amputate their leg after.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NqyHheVCRkM&pp=ygUPc3RvbmVmaXNoIHN0aW5n |
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By *nnCeeWoman 30 weeks ago
East of Eden, West of Hell |
Physical pain, gallstones. Gastric surgery, tonsillectomy, tooth removal was a freaking breeze compared to a blocked bile duct.
Emotional pain: either the self harm day post three days off work whilst on warning at work, or the death of my beloved Nanna... Informing my (now) ex-husband our marriage was over want exactly a walk in the park, either... |
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Coming round from surgery to have metalwork put in my leg after 3 fractures and a dislocated ankle. (I was begging the nurse for morphine, but she told me I was dosed up to the max and any more would kill me.) |
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All pretty bad stuff, people.
But nowhere near as bad as burning your ballsack with veet while getting ready for a meet. Nothing helps. Not water, moisturiser, prayer.
To this day mine has a charming red hue, best observed in the teabag pose.
And for the win there was the emotional trauma of turning down a proper hottie with what appeared to be a lame excuse. |
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"Childbirth a positive pain got babies out of it ,still painful.
Dislocation of hip ,still give me grief.
Mental abuse from ex husband... on going ,, mental abuse thats awful,,"
Yes however it's made me stronger
Cancer also sucks we both had it
Pain becomes a mindset tolerate or let it break you .
No disrespect for others who are suffering daily pain it's my mindset .
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By *ddie1966Man 30 weeks ago
Paper Town Central, Essex. |
Kidney stones for physical pain. Had lots of injuries but the stones beat everything else ive had.
Emotional pain, watching my best friend and best man die right next to me in a split second. |
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"Childbirth
You win 🙂
I had cramp in my shin, must be worse than childbirth   "
Ha! My friend once said to me after my brain op, 'fuck child birth (I have 3 kids) and fuck brain surgery, I have tennis elbow and that hurts like a bitch.' He makes me laugh 
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I had an abscess in my upper jaw once. That was the most pain I’ve ever known, and all the pain killers I had couldn’t prevent me curling up on the sofa, crying like a baby, holding my head in my hands because I could not escape it…….  |
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My very first attempt at anal before I had learned what it really involved. No lube, dry arse, I assumed it would just slide straight in like the pornoe, the pain of his head entering my sohincter felt like I was being ripped in half |
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Where do I start.
Dislocating my shoulder
Tearing all the ligaments in my ankle twice
Breaking multiple bones in my hands
Blood poison from a spider bite
Torn rotator cuff twice
Sliotar in the balls
Broken nose
Fractured jaw .
All form playing hurling except for the spider bite. |
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By *lynJMan 29 weeks ago
Morden |
Emotional pain - losing my partner 2 years ago. It still aches.
Physical pain - kidney stones but the hospital gave me effective painkillers.
Stubbing my little toe on a 10Kg bag of cat litter. The pain lasted days. |
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Had a new knee last year.
No matter how many pain killers they give you, there is no escaping from that level of pain.
That said, twinged my back yesterday and it's only just easing up now, 24 hours on
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By *929Man 29 weeks ago
bedlington |
The few years prior to having large intestine removed when the colitis got really bad and nothing was working the stomach pains were so bad they would often make me physically sick with the pain |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 29 weeks ago
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"The few years prior to having large intestine removed when the colitis got really bad and nothing was working the stomach pains were so bad they would often make me physically sick with the pain "
Did you have gas pumped into the abdomen area for the procedures/operations?
Has anyone had this?
- I think they do it for quite a number of procedures for organs linked to the digestive system, or hernias and some gynecological procedures etc.
I'm finding it difficult to take in air and inhale because of it.. because there is loads of trapped air in you, your diaphragm only expands halfway and it feels you're breathing at 50 %.
I spoke to a friend of mine thats a doctor yesterday evening, he's not a surgeon but he said it might take a week or 2 for the carbon dioxide (I think that's the gas they use)to be dissolved into your bloodstream and escape from your system.
Wondering what others that have experienced it make of it. |
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By *929Man 29 weeks ago
bedlington |
"The few years prior to having large intestine removed when the colitis got really bad and nothing was working the stomach pains were so bad they would often make me physically sick with the pain
Did you have gas pumped into the abdomen area for the procedures/operations?
Has anyone had this?
- I think they do it for quite a number of procedures for organs linked to the digestive system, or hernias and some gynecological procedures etc.
I'm finding it difficult to take in air and inhale because of it.. because there is loads of trapped air in you, your diaphragm only expands halfway and it feels you're breathing at 50 %.
I spoke to a friend of mine thats a doctor yesterday evening, he's not a surgeon but he said it might take a week or 2 for the carbon dioxide (I think that's the gas they use)to be dissolved into your bloodstream and escape from your system.
Wondering what others that have experienced it make of it."
They used to use the gas during camera tests (I had to have one yearly) it was very uncomfortable during the time but I dont recall having it lasting but was 13 year ago now and memory not the best mate |
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As an early teen. While out on a school trip. Got my tongue stuck in a (glass) bottle of .
Have you ever tried to draw attention to a problem you have, and wished the whole world, would swallow you up?
I think a teacher spotted the difficulty I was in, and sorted me out. Not sure how though. Can't remember. As, I couldn't speak and the pain of the bottle pulling on my tounge, was far from pleasant. |
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By *essTTWoman 29 weeks ago
Birmingham |
Tooth ache is pretty bad I guess
I've broken my little toe more time than I can count to the point where its deformed because its never been able to heal properly, that is REALLY painful.
Oh and my period pain is awful as well although less as I'm getting older |
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By *essTTWoman 29 weeks ago
Birmingham |
"The few years prior to having large intestine removed when the colitis got really bad and nothing was working the stomach pains were so bad they would often make me physically sick with the pain
Did you have gas pumped into the abdomen area for the procedures/operations?
Has anyone had this?
- I think they do it for quite a number of procedures for organs linked to the digestive system, or hernias and some gynecological procedures etc.
I'm finding it difficult to take in air and inhale because of it.. because there is loads of trapped air in you, your diaphragm only expands halfway and it feels you're breathing at 50 %.
I spoke to a friend of mine thats a doctor yesterday evening, he's not a surgeon but he said it might take a week or 2 for the carbon dioxide (I think that's the gas they use)to be dissolved into your bloodstream and escape from your system.
Wondering what others that have experienced it make of it.
They used to use the gas during camera tests (I had to have one yearly) it was very uncomfortable during the time but I dont recall having it lasting but was 13 year ago now and memory not the best mate "
I had this and the pain was awful but only last a few hours.
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By (user no longer on site) OP 29 weeks ago
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"Emotional pain, when my wife and unborn child died.
Physical pain when I came round from hernia surgery and the pain meds didn't come anywhere near tackling it "
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By (user no longer on site) OP 29 weeks ago
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"The few years prior to having large intestine removed when the colitis got really bad and nothing was working the stomach pains were so bad they would often make me physically sick with the pain
Did you have gas pumped into the abdomen area for the procedures/operations?
Has anyone had this?
- I think they do it for quite a number of procedures for organs linked to the digestive system, or hernias and some gynecological procedures etc.
I'm finding it difficult to take in air and inhale because of it.. because there is loads of trapped air in you, your diaphragm only expands halfway and it feels you're breathing at 50 %.
I spoke to a friend of mine thats a doctor yesterday evening, he's not a surgeon but he said it might take a week or 2 for the carbon dioxide (I think that's the gas they use)to be dissolved into your bloodstream and escape from your system.
Wondering what others that have experienced it make of it.
They used to use the gas during camera tests (I had to have one yearly) it was very uncomfortable during the time but I dont recall having it lasting but was 13 year ago now and memory not the best mate
I had this and the pain was awful but only last a few hours.
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I think I'm one of those unfortunate people where side effects last weeks.
You know those people that say that they feel better as soon as they wake up.
-im definitely not one of those.. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 29 weeks ago
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"Dog dying
Partner of 25 years dying unexpectedly
Hit on the head with a full brick
Coming back from being dead
Cutting my wrists
Broken ankle after skateboarding
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You've been through the wringer.. |
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By *akedMMan 29 weeks ago
Witney |
Having the packing taken out of my ear canal the day after a Mastiod cavity operation.Then they put clean packing back in.
Another one, a mega back pain flare up and prostititus flare up at the same time |
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