He complains of pain in his testicles, and examination reveals “dancing worms” in his scrotum

In India, a man who complained of pain in his testicles underwent a medical examination. What the doctors discovered was rather sickening…

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We can never repeat it enough, but persistent pain should be the subject of a medical consultation. in New Delhi at India, a man suffering from pain in his right testicle delayed going to the clinic and told the doctors that he was in pain. This man had an MRI that showed it Something unusual lodged in the scrotum.

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As reported by the Daily Mail, this 26-year-old man had been suffering from a swollen right testicle for a month. Often, health problems related to this part of the body are delayed in diagnosis, because patients, out of modesty, hesitate for a long time before going for a consultation. Perhaps that was why this person had waited so long before going to the Max Super Specialty Hospital.

Soon, the doctors offered him a CT scan. And that’s when they sawmoving linear structuresIt was actually about parasites alive and well…

Lymphatic filariasis

According to the examinations, the man B. was injured A dozen small parasitic worms Ripple in the scrotum with a dance-like motion. According to the doctors, the man had lymphatic filariasis and became infected after being bitten by a mosquito. The World Health Organization describes this disease in these terms:

“Visible, painful, and severely disfiguring manifestations of the disease, such as lymphedema, elephantiasis, and swelling of the scrotum, do not appear until later in life and can lead to permanent disability. In addition to this physical disability, the disease has negative repercussions on the mental health, social life, and financial status of patients, contributing to their stigmatization of poverty.. “

Fortunately, the man was taken care of in a timely manner. After performing a small surgery and giving a strong appropriate medicine, He was able to get rid of these parasites and is now cured.

Sources used:

Video of churning stomach shows microscopic worms ‘dancing’ in the SCROTUM of an Indian man after he was bitten by a mosquito – daily Mail

The dance of scrotal worms has been documented on video – Medical Express

Lymphatic filariasis – Who is the