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Drunk Man In Hospital With Two Fish Up His Arse

Drunk Man In Hospital With Two Fish Up His Arse

A little fishy you could say!

Michael Minay

Michael Minay

We've all done stupid things when drunk, right? Texting the ex, pissing the bed, started a fight. But how many of you can confess to sticking two live fish up your arse?

One man in Guangzhou, China, can, and has.

He was admitted to hospital after doing so, as one of them started to swim up his intestines.

Doctors were forced to operate to save his life after he complained of stomach pains.

He didn't tell the doctors at first what the issue could have been caused by (let's be honest, you wouldn't). But X-rays soon found him out.

That finger is pointing to a fucking fish. Credit: Huanqiu

Apparently, according to a Chinese news site, Huanqiu, the patient confessed he had decided to put two pond loaches up his anus after a heavy bender the day before.

The doctors discovered the two fish, four and six inches in length, had broken through the wall of his bowel.

His symptoms included high fever, low blood pressure and was close to septic shock from infection.

Credit: Full Service Aquatics

The doctors explained that he could have died: "He could have lost his life if this loach swam further and reached upper organs," one doctor said.

Plus it's bloody rank, and animal abuse. But, and this is a surprise, the pair of fish actually survived. More on that later.

On a side track, and talking of arses... I'm just wondering if having the fish removed was as painful as the man who was subject to Dr Pimple Popper's ways.

A warning of graphic content is firmly made.

Dr Sandra Lee/Dr Pimple Popper

This man hadn't been able to sit down for two weeks prior to his visit.

It's another classic Dr Pimple Poppers video (if you're not faint-hearted of course).

But back to the fish... how did they survive?

Pond loaches are clever animals who can keep themselves alive for long periods in poor water - or no water at all.

They store oxygen in their gut to survive on, as well as producing a layer of mucus to stop themselves drying out.

The gent in question is now expected to make a full recovery.

Featured Image Credit: Huanqiu

Topics: Fish, Drunk, Hospital, China