Doctors of Reddit. What is your most, oh my God, what is that moment while treating a patient?

Content warning, literally all of these are disgusting. Like, seriously, if you don't have a strong

stomach or a easily squeamish, do not listen to or watch this video. With that being said,

let's move on to the video. Well, I'm not a doctor yet, but here's a story from one of my professors.

This was in rural Alabama.

This middle-aged married couple had presented to the ER after they had been drinking for almost the entirety of the evening and got into a heated argument.

Things got heated, and the woman eventually fell off the porch of their trailer into the shrubs a few feet below.

The husband, in his drunken state, suddenly dropped the argument and came to his wife's aide.

She didn't suffer anything too serious, just a couple scratches here and there.

Except for what the man said looked like a piece of glass or pipe or something that became lodged in the woman's arm when she hit the ground. He decided to not come to the hospital because he could remove this object himself.

He got his largest pair of pliers and gripped onto this glass slash pipe-looking thing

lodged in his helpless wife's arm. He clamped down and pulled and pulled, cranked and

cranked, trying to remove this object, and it wouldn't

budge. With this masculinity defeated and the alcohol wearing off on both of them, they decided

it sensible to finally come to the ER. Upon arriving to the ER, the doctor immediately realized

this poor woman had a compound fracture of her humorous, and this, quote, pipe or piece of glass

thing, was her bones sticking through her skin that her husband was trying to pry out with a pair

of pliers. True story. Yeah, for anyone who's played Far Cry 2, those healing animations are what

not to do in a situation where you break your bones.

Content warning, this one's really gross.

OBGYN rotations.

I was delivering my first baby.

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