Hair, fingernail, teeth found in young woman’s ovary not black magic

[snoop1130]

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Doctors at Sichon Hospital, in Thailand’s southern province of Nakhon Si Thammarat, recently operated on a 17-year-old woman to remove a cyst from her ovary, which was found to contain hair, bone, teeth, fingernails and an oily material.

 

The hospital’s director, Dr. Arak Wongworachat, later wrote in his Facebook post that the young woman was not a victim of black magic, as some locals suspected due to the discovery of a diversity tissues in her ovary, but he explained that the unnamed woman suffered from dermoid cyst of the ovary, or ovarian teratomas.

 

A dermoid cyst of the ovary is usually benign. It typically contains a diversity of tissues, such as hair, teeth, bone and etc. It develops from a totipotential germ cell that is retained within the ovary. That cell can give rise to all orders of cells necessary to form mature tissue and often recognizable structures, such as hair, bone and oily material, neural tissue and teeth.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/hair-fingernail-teeth-found-in-young-womans-ovary-not-black-magic/

 

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[nobodysfriend]

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

It typically contains a diversity of tissues, such as hair, teeth, bone and etc. It develops from a totipotential germ cell that is retained within the ovary. That cell can give rise to all orders of cells necessary to form mature tissue and often recognizable structures, such as hair, bone and oily material, neural tissue and teeth.

Never heard about this before ...

Can't that scientifically be used to reproduce damaged parts of the body ?

So , a dermoid cyst of the ovary is able to reproduce teeth and hair of the person suffering from it ? In itself ? Strange ... but may be helpful for people who ware missing some teeth ...?

[hotchilli]

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The hospital’s director, Dr. Arak Wongworachat, later wrote in his Facebook post that the young woman was not a victim of black magic, as some locals suspected due to the discovery of a diversity tissues in her ovary, but he explained that the unnamed woman suffered from dermoid cyst of the ovary, or ovarian teratomas.

Why is a womens case being discussed in FB by the hospital director?

[brianthainess]

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Why is a womens case being discussed in FB by the hospital director?

While i agree to a point, He did not revel her name, and his post may save others from death in the future, and good info for other doctors and surgeons who may not be aware of this condition. 

[brianthainess]

I feel sorry for this girl. The pain must have been Biting.  

[tweedledee2]

51 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

He did not revel her name,

No, he didn't revel her name. But how many 17 year old females do you think had recent surgery at that hospital. That little bit of information would be enough to "reveal" her identity to some. Also, I doubt real medical professionals rely on Facebook for education.

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[Ralf001]

Thats whats left of her twin sister she consumed on the womb !!

[RocketDog]

5 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Why is a womens case being discussed in FB by the hospital director?

Because everybody feels inclined and/or obligated to spill their guts to the world on social media. IMO it's a psychological disorder like screen addiction.

No, I'm not a doctor but I don't play one on TV.

[Regyai]

If her ID gets out she'll face a lifetime shunned as an evil spirit

 

or pursued relentlessly for lottery numbers

[Tropposurfer]

That's amazing! Kinda weird and bizarre but amazing! I hope they don't find a Holden compact vehicle developing in my ovaries lol ????????

[RobU]

Why is this news? Dermoid cysts that contain teeth, hair etc are relatively common no big deal.