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The Kiss of Deaf
A young Chinese woman was left partially deaf following a passionate kiss from her boyfriend. The 20-something from Zhuhai in Guangdong province arrived at hospital having completely lost the hearing in her left ear, said local reports.
The incident prompted a series of articles in the local media warning of the dangers of excessive kissing. "While kissing is normally very safe, doctors advise people to proceed with caution," wrote the China Daily.
The doctor who treated the girl in hospital was quoted in the paper explaining what had happened. "The kiss reduced the pressure in the mouth, pulled the eardrum out and caused the breakdown of the ear." The chorus of warnings was echoed by the Shanghai Daily, which wrote: "A strong kiss may cause an imbalance in the air pressure between two inner ears and lead to a broken ear drum."
The young woman is expected to regain her full hearing within about two months.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7772902.stm
Jesus...well then a blowjob runs the risk of blindness
That must have been some kiss
that sucks
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| Originally posted by Abercrombie that sucks |
This can't be for real...
Is it acually proven? or have these Chineese doctors been using that toxic tooth paste?
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| Originally posted by jon jon |
This mom let her kiss/suck her ear for several minutes until her drum gave out. She's deaf now.
Take a look at this CBS news video
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A sucking-kiss on someones ear and having an affect on your hearing makes sense...but the mouth? that's just weird.
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| Originally posted by Owen M This can't be for real... Is it acually proven? or have these Chineese doctors been using that toxic tooth paste? |
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| Originally posted by Owen M ^^^ A sucking-kiss on someones ear and having an affect on your hearing makes sense...but the mouth? that's just weird. |
Any scuba or deep snorkeler like me can tell you how much pressure hurts if you don't blow air up your own ears as you're going down.
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| Originally posted by Abercrombie Any scuba or deep snorkeler like me can tell you how much pressure hurts if you don't blow air up your own ears as you're going down. |
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| Originally posted by KaiLee YES!! If you do not equalize by plugging your nose and blowing the pressure out your ears every 1 metre while descending during scuba diving you will do serious damage to your ears. I've been fortunate (and careful) enough not to damage my ears but my dad did because he descended too quickly thinking he was above the equalization laws and he suffered for about one year after. Sinuses are all interconnected peeps. Not sure if a kiss could cause ear damage but it's possible? |
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| Originally posted by Abercrombie that sucks |
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| Originally posted by Playa24_7 You have to do the same thing when you Skydive, as I found out lol. I forgot to do it as I was going down, so once the chute opened I couldn't hear anything. I had to keep popping my ears to release the pressure and slowly I could hearing again lol. |
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| Originally posted by evil_cookie lol oh my god it's come to a point where i can predict your cheesy puns in every thread. but don't stop on my account - it's a really a love to hate thing. |
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| Originally posted by Playa24_7 You have to do the same thing when you Skydive, as I found out lol. I forgot to do it as I was going down, so once the chute opened I couldn't hear anything. I had to keep popping my ears to release the pressure and slowly I could hearing again lol. |
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| Originally posted by Abercrombie lol, of course I won't stop! |
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