The octopus had settled around 5 centimetres away from the border of the man’s esophagus and his stomach
SINGAPORE: A man who experienced nausea after a meal sought medical assistance at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. To their surprise, doctors found a whole octopus in his throat.After a dinner wherein he consumed seafood, including octopus, he began vomiting and had a hard time swallowing, which caused him to go to the hospital to get checked.
It showed that the octopus had settled around 5 centimetres away from the border of the man’s esophagus and his stomach.
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