Waterfall Adventure Turns Nightmare: Doctors Remove Leech From Man's Nose Using Telescopic Method

Prayagraj (Uttar Pradesh): Shocking news coming from UP's Prayagraj where, a 19-year-old man, discovered leech inside nose, (left nostril) two weeks after a seemingly harmless adventure at a waterfall in Uttarakhand.

The man experienced irritation and bleeding from his nose after returning from the trip. After days of discomfort, he sought medical attention, where doctors made the shocking discovery using a telescopic examination.

Faced with the unusual situation, doctors took help of a telescopic method to remove the leech safely. This minimally invasive technique likely involved using a thin, lighted instrument to visualize and extract the leech without causing further harm to the nasal passage.

Leeches are blood-sucking worms commonly found in freshwater environments. While they are used medically in controlled settings to promote blood circulation, encountering a leech in your nasal cavity is a cause for concern.

Leeches can cause irritation, bleeding, and even infection if left untreated. In this case, quick action by the medical team ensured the safe removal of the leech and prevented any potential complications.

water sports adventure in an open setting could be a dangerous affair therefore one should remain vigilant and use proper gear and protection before going form swim in pond or waterfalls.

This unusual case of doctors remove leech highlights the importance of seeking medical attention for any persistent nasal irritation or bleeding. It also teaches us a lesson to be vigilant while enjoying outdoor activities.