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Zhejiang varsity medics remove 3ft python-shaped Poo from woman

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskAugust 12, 2023Updated:August 12, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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ASHENEWS  reports that surgeons from the Zhejiang University First Hospital in eastern China, have removed a 3ft python-shaped Poo from a woman.

The medics were reportedly left horrified after removing the giant log from the 53-year-old patient – identified only as Hua – who claimed she’d been backed up for years.

She was left desperate for help and begged medics at the Hospital to help her drop the giant kid off at the pool.

She said she was left barely able to get out of bed because the pain being caused by bloating in her stomach was so great.

Hua had been having issues with constipation for years – but it was a particular situation that couldn’t be sorted with laxatives that left her needing medical attention.

She had been in the sorry state for 10 days.

According to reports from local media, she looked pregnant she was so bloated by the time she showed up at the hospital.

Pressure had built up inside her body because of the enormous mass which had in turn made her breathing difficult.

Loved ones were able to feel the rock-hard turds inside her stomach by giving it a poke, and subsequently urged her to get help as quickly as possible.

When the monster poo was finally removed, docs found that one part was roughly the same size as a football.

Her liver, stomach, small intestine and other organs were all found to be being pressed on by her expanded intestines, with doctors later diagnosing her with a birth defect which led to underdeveloped intestinal nerve cells.

The condition, Hirschsprung’s disease, causes poo to move extremely slowly or even get stuck as it moves along the intestines.

The jumbo dump that was finally removed and found to weigh 44 lbs, or 20 kilogrammes, and had been hardened by the body.

Hospital reports claim surgeons said it looked like a three-foot-long python, but Hua is now understood to be on the road to recovery.

(Daily Star)

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