Shocking! Mathura Man Attempts Self-Surgery After Watching YouTube Tutorial, Lands in Emergency Care
In a bizarre and alarming incident, a 32-year-old man from Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, attempted to perform surgery on himself after watching YouTube tutorials, only to end up in emergency care. The incident has sparked concerns about the dangers of relying on unverified online sources for medical advice.
Raja Babu, the man at the center of this shocking story, had been suffering from severe abdominal pain for several days. Despite consulting multiple doctors, his condition showed no signs of improvement. Desperate for relief, he turned to YouTube, where he watched videos on surgical procedures. Armed with information from the internet, he purchased surgical tools, anesthetic injections, and stitching materials from a local medical store.
On Wednesday morning, Raja Babu locked himself in his room and began the self-surgery. However, things took a terrifying turn when the anesthetic wore off, leaving him in excruciating pain. He ran out of the room screaming, prompting his horrified family to rush him to the hospital.
According to his nephew Rahul, Raja Babu had previously undergone an appendix surgery 18 years ago. The recent pain had been persistent, and after multiple failed attempts to find relief through professional medical care, he resorted to drastic measures. Unfortunately, his DIY surgery only worsened his condition, and he was later referred to Agra’s SN Hospital for further treatment.
This incident serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with self-diagnosis and self-treatment, especially when relying on unverified online sources. Medical professionals strongly advise against attempting any form of surgery or medical procedure without proper training and supervision.
