He went to the doctor for a headache: he had a spider weave in his ear | Chronic

A man in his twenties years went to the doctor complaining of a "tingling sensation" in the right ear: he had a headache and itches.

After a first review with the naked eye in which he saw nothing, the doctor Zhang Pan, from a hospital affiliated with Yangzhou University in Jiangsu Province in China, used an endoscope to better see the inside of the ear.

It was then that he discovered a small spider inside, weaving his web. The medical team tried to grab the creature with a tweezer, but that was not possible because of his speed. The doctor decided to apply drops of saline solution until "flooded" the duct and could remove it, according to abscess. Dr. Pan explained that the patient "He avoided any damage to the ear cbad because he rushed to get treatment.".

Although they are rare, there are several cases of small creatures lodged in a human being. One of the most striking manifestations occurred last April, when they found in the eye of a woman four living bees, called "sweaty bees," who fed on tears.