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09-05-2022, 07:09 AM
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Re: Homeless Man Set on Fire - Kingston, Jamaica
Yeah, it's truly an awful way to go, especially if you don't live in a 1st world country. Burns that cover even 30% of the body can be fatal. And if you're lucky enough to get to a decent burn treatment center, you're still not out of the woods... complications like blood clots, infection, low blood volume, and edema are common and can be fatal.
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09-06-2022, 08:08 AM
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Re: Homeless Man Set on Fire - Kingston, Jamaica
Not necessarily. Nerve damage can be repaired but it depends on what kind of nerve, the severity of the injury, the location on the body, the quality of medical treatment pre and post surgery (if necessary), how your body responds to rehab, etc. But even in the best circumstances we're not talking about 100% recovery, and my understanding is a lot of people unfortunately deal with nerve pain for the rest of their lives. But if surgery is necessary, the goal is usually to reconnect severed nerves, or to take some healthy nerves from one part of your body, and use them in the damaged area, just like a skin graft. |
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09-06-2022, 08:26 PM
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Re: Homeless Man Set on Fire - Kingston, Jamaica
What blows my mind is that in the video he's still alive and standing and looks like a human being. No one did anything to prevent him from turning into the pile of goop seen in the pictures? Wow. Wish the camera ran longer so we could see him melt |