Partially paralysed by a lovebite

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Ok, here is one for the books and a first that I've ever heard of.
I didn't put this one under the news threads, as I wanted to see if any of you have dealt with a stroke caused by anything like this in the field?

Article as attached:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/4563716/Lovebite-partially-paralyses-woman

I guess it would make one think twice about that form of affection, given the possible outcome. :wub:.

Your medical thoughts only on your replies please...I can just imagine the hornets nest this one could open.:ph34r:!

Enjoynz
 
enjoynz said:
Ok, here is one for the books and a first that I've ever heard of.
I didn't put this one under the news threads, as I wanted to see if any of you have dealt with a stroke caused by anything like this in the field?

Article as attached:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/4563716/Lovebite-partially-paralyses-woman

I guess it would make one think twice about that form of affection, given the possible outcome. :wub:.

Your medical thoughts only on your replies please...I can just imagine the hornets nest this one could open.:ph34r:!

Enjoynz
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Haven't seen that one yet, but I am no stranger to treating the trauma of love.
 
usafmedic45 said:
Into BDSM? LOL
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Me personally? no.

But I have seen various things that have gone wrong for couples who were seeking adventure that resulted in a 911 call or a trip to the ED and sometimes surgery.

That is why my favorite question is always: "tell me again how this happened."

Which is usually followed by: "Would you like to revise your statement?"
 
Hmm. Add a question to suspected stroke victims now. "Has your partner left any hickeys on your body recently?"
 
Veneficus said:
Me personally? no.

But I have seen various things that have gone wrong for couples who were seeking adventure that resulted in a 911 call or a trip to the ED and sometimes surgery.

That is why my favorite question is always: "tell me again how this happened."

Which is usually followed by: "Would you like to revise your statement?"
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"I slipped, fell backwards and it just slid right in there...."
 
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