20 Things Even More Painful Than Childbirth

Giving birth might be ONE of the most painful experiences a person can have, but in today's insane new video we've found 10 things even MORE painful than childbirth. Find out what they are right here!

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[tobiasthexiv]

That thumbnail bring back memories of Coyote Peterson

[jamesthibert]

Someone who had a kidney stone… absolutely BRUTAL amounts of pain, for 4-6 hours. Only thing that helped me was a high dose of morphine allowing me to finally sleep through it. Ended up throwing up quite often and wailing in pain. Contractions and spasms were just the tip of it.

[Fightingforthelost]

I had an ovarian torsion. It is, to this day the worst pain I've ever experienced. Legit, writhing on the ground sobbing. This was after giving birth twice. 100% changed what a 10 was on my pain scale. I've had kidney stones that didn't hurt so bad.

[asonvi]

I had my first kidney stone this year and I can tell the pain is something I haven’t felt like and I thought I knew what pain was after being crushed between a truck and trailer 12 years ago

[michaelfuehrer]

I had a testicular torsion once, the incompetent ER doc didn’t give me any pain meds for almost 2 hours since she thought I was overreacting to a kidney stone. Eventually people figured out that I was actually in a ton of pain and not dramatizing anything and decided to give me meds; luckily I was able to get a surgery in time to prevent serious damage.

[thinkersanonymous]

I've suffered from Peripheral Neuropathy for seven years now- host went light and spared us on all the other nightmares that come with it. Great episode, very much on the ball- also dislocated my shoulder requiring two reconstructive surgeries- the moment they get it back in the socket it's like night and day :) ....still hurts though. Take care everyone!

[GamerTrucker]

As a person with Sickle Cell SS I can attest that the pain is mind numbing and it is constant. I'm very shocked to see they actually covered it, very happy.

[bpgt]

My brother stepped on a stone fish on holiday in Australia when he was about 7. Doctors were surprised he lived. He remembers very little of it but the scream he made when stepping on it will haunt me and my family forever.
I was out of eyesight at the time but I straight up assumed it was a croc
He passed out within minutes and started seizing. We were just lucky we were close to a hospital too

[Guy-cboh]

I'm a Cluster headache sufferer myself. And even though it's the #2 on the list of the "Pains worse than childbirth" I still have great admiration and compassion for the women who suffer so much pain to bring a child into this world.

[lelandalmatairi]

My father had a blister under his tooth which gave him a really horrific toothache. He said it's worse than anything he has every felt before while he has had his back broken beatin half to death and among other things he still says a toothache was the worst. Crazy how that is.

[cassiemerrick]

I have been diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, cluster migraines/headache, I have had kidney stones, ichave passed and collected almost 50. I currently have gall stones. I can most definitely say that all are more painful than child birth, by a long shot. You think of any and ALL WAYS TO MAKE IT STOP! YOU START THINKING REALLY BRUTAL INSANE THINGS. Thank you for doing this and speaking out about some of these invisible illnesses 🙏 you're a hero to those people ❤️

[SuperBabyface]

I remember suffering from sciatica for 6 months. It was the most painful condition I had ever had in my life. I was prescribed very strong painkillers and had regular acupuncture and massages to help deal with the pain. Getting up out of the bed in the mornings had me often in tears. Getting in the shower, going to the toilet, lifting, bending, and walking was a battle during those 6 months of excruciating pain.

[ghosty_batz]

As someone who has Aquagenic Puritis (skin allergy to water) I would say the pain level out of 10 is a 8 or 9. I sometimes wanna just take my skin off from pain and just cry

[XbrokenXXemoXXgirlX]

Tetanus is terrifying to witness. I’m an ER vet tech and I’ve seen 1 case of a puppy who had it. Her legs were completely locked outstretched and her head was cocked back. We ended up putting blankets between her legs for support because we couldn’t really do anything but try and make her comfortable. We transferred her to a specialist and she ended up recovering. We got an update about a year later from her owners and I was simply amazed.

[kerrazee]

I've been through a lot of painful things, gallstones, kidney stones, waking up mid surgery, during biopsies, exploding ovarian tumor (that was badddd), bone cancer pain, ovarian/surg. cancer pain, bulging discs, peripheral neuropathy, stenosis, severe sciatica, surgeries, and childbirth, but the worst for me is chronic pain - nerve, muscular and bone pain (24/7). I'm greatful to not have experienced burns or stabbings, gunshots though.

[aik]

Sure, childbirth was the most pain I've ever personally experienced, but I knew the pain wasn't going to go on forever. So, yeah, I believe it when you say there are things that are worse than childbirth.

[turnstilerockets]

I'm sitting here post-op after a hysterectomy and oh man! The thought I could still experience something worse that what I'm preventing is a harsh reminder! Doesn't help that I'm one of the most pain sensitive people out there also!

[ThoughTMusic]

Anyone take a second to actually focus on this, because the music in the background is rad af. They seem to combine a Lo-fi style waiting room piano with intense orchestral action music. Not sure who's idea it was, but I'm here for it.

[shilohA]

I had gallstones as a woman, no kids. I didn't feel the pain in my childhood until last year when I was rushed to hospital when my body was convulsing. Doctors thought it was ulcers, every scan came clear like all the years from unknown abdominal pain. They pressed the ultrasound on my liver and I yelped in pain. My sister had the same and she had pains in the side, my ulcers was telling me my gallbladder was going to pop. Waking up after surgery while wheeling me out of the surgery room with my screaming my head off from the surgery lobby.😅 it's almost a year now, I would never wish gallstones on people, my pain came only later but the stomach pains from age 4 was unbearable, I couldn't eat, I cried all night, I couldn't do sports without clutching my stomach. When the removed the gallbladder, I felt so much better.

[Momimakedubstep]

I suffer from cluster headaches, I remember the first one extremely clearly and will never forget it. I was 9 and my mom had to take me to the hospital, every little hiss, light, or any movement made my eye feel like it was being squeezed by a potato masher. I remember that swallowing felt like an electric shock to the back of my eye. I rarely get them thank god, it’s happened Less and less as I get older but in my teen years I’ve had some real extreme ones. The worst part of it is that you want to scream on top of your lungs but if you make any unnecessary pressure it only gets worst and worst so you have to suffer as quietly and still as you can.