[jaminjamin]

Necrotizing fasciitis ? maybe

[Cubey666]

Very interesting,
any1 speaks the language of the video for a translation ?

[Hovla]

that would be Russian. i can understand some stuff but not enough to make transcription

[avidly]

I saw this video elsewhere. It's a bad reaction to injecting the antidepressant Tianeptine. The story is that these drug addicts from Russia decided to shoot the drug into their veins to try and get a high. What they didn't realize is that if it does not dissolve properly it starts to eat away flesh and muscle.

[beccatheeditor]

Similar thing happened with some opiate painkillers. The formulation of the pills got changed, and instead of dissolving in the bloodstream when injected it blocked the veins and killed tissue.

Moral of the story: do not put anything into your veins that is not supposed to be there.

[Raccoon Dead]

If I got it right (usually I spend my Russian lessions sleeping) one dose of that crap costs 300 rbl, which is around 12$. Now that's a creepy low price.

[FLX]

Now we know what was wrong with the women showing the bone in her arm..

[StiffyWood]

Meth much?

[carolinablue823]

not fascitis; looks like gangrene. if you look at the tips of her fingers, they're white..no blood supply. tissue dies and rots. it's necrosis, but not a bacterial infection.

[Kimannie]

I know what he is saying in the beginning when he is pointing at the injury with his little finger. "You see that, and that, and that there? Well, it FREAKING hurts!