Cockroach Living INSIDE Her Head | Chicago Med | MD TV

When a young women comes in suffering from seizures, it is discovered a cockroach living inside her head was the cause.

From Chicago Med Season 3, Episode 9 'On Shaky Ground' - Dr. Choi and April suspect a patient's family might be abusing her; Dr. Manning and Dr. Halstead struggle with a family dealing with their premature baby; Dr. Rhodes is persuaded into performing a risky surgery on Dr. Bekker's mentor.

Chicago Med (2015) The doctors and nurses who work at the emergency ward of the Gaffney Chicago Medical Center strive to save the lives of their patients while dealing with personal and interpersonal issues.

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[mythicalkid]

Do you ever look at someone, and wonder, what is going on inside their head?

[racheldisk]

If that would've happened to me, I would have gone into another seizure just from seeing that a cockroach was up my nose. I HATE those things!

[medusagorgon]

He got that out way too easy. I've seen cockroaches move when acting avoidant. They are extremely fast.

[Cagedbird]

I just had to get my apartment fumigated because of a horrendous cockroach infestation (coming from the neighbors next door). It got to the point where I was waking up in the middle of the night because there would be a massive roach crawling across my face. Can't tell you how many times I would wake up in a panic beating myself senseless trying to fling bugs off my face and chest.

Wouldn't be surprised if there's one in my brain right now.

[chevingladden]

This is an incredible show. The season that highlighted teenagers living on the street was intense.

[miraflameglade]

Reminds me of the time I had a fly crawl onto and die on my ear drum. I will never forget the nightmare fuel sound of a bug crawling in my ear. Worst part? We spent almost a hundred dollars to pull a fruit fly out of my ear, A FRUIT FLY. I am glad that it didn't cause too much complication other than swelling though.

[hollyrosemoss]

This is scarier than ANY horror movie I have seen! Oh gosh!

[pancakepenguin]

My friend had a cockroach 🪳 crawl into her ear at night and it was banging on her eardrum so she had to go take it out at the hospital and they assigned her to student doctors and they thought let’s kill it first so they put water in her ear and it drowned but went even farther into her eardrum and had to have surgery to get it removed so yea I slept with headphones on for a whole month

[hayleyyeager]

That’s super scary like “how did a cockroach get into her brain”?

[XxANGELTEARxX]

Ah yes. YouTube recommending me my worst phobia. A roach. But not just a roach. A roach inside ur head. Ah yes. I'm just gonna go cry now.

[chillvibes]

Imagine it was a female and it laid eggs and caused a whole infestation in her head … oooouuu thinking about that makes me itch 😬

[dragonman]

Oh my goodness. As someone who has a big time fear of cockroaches, that gives me the chills.

[iwatchyoutube]

Supposedly, my family had a cockroach problem in my house when I was about 4, and we’d have to stick cotton balls in our ears every night to prevent them from crawling in our ears, and I used to stomp on them with my purple dress-up high heels in my kitchen. I don’t remember any of this but I still have the heels!

[LoveandBonestm]

Had a roach try and crawl into my ear when I was little. It got caught in my hair and freaked out, it woke me up and I swatted it away. I was 8. That morning I cleaned my room and vacuumed. Found the thing under my bed and finally killed it. Ever since then I freak out and angry clean when I see any roach in my house.

[ultimantwarrior]

I like that their reactions at the end is just silence cause of how insane and impossible to describe their feelings are

[jericholacey]

It was satisfying to see that bug got out, and that girl is alright.

[josephinemusic]

The fact that he just ripped the camera out of her nose

[lbfaith]

Exactly why I have fear of bugs getting inside my body somehow. It initially started when I watched a medical show episode where a June bug was caught inside a girls ear just by sleeping in the car.I think it was monster inside me or real stories of the Er or something like that. It was a long long time ago.
Watching shows like this! But it’s so fascinating!

[plumdutchess]

I'm sorry? Do you not feel that moving around?!

[PFElton]

the fact the guy who removes the cockroach is so calm... like he sees cockroaches inside peoples head everyday xD