Surprise, a toothpick penetrated the teen’s head about two inches – neither bleeding nor pain.

A teenager fell out of bed in the MP’s sea. The boy was sleeping on the bed. Meanwhile, he fell from the bed and fell to the ground. Meanwhile, a toothpick placed under the bed had penetrated about two inches into his head. A toothpick was removed from the teenager’s head after a 3-hour operation.

If a needle bites a person, that person will sneeze. It is also painful to think about what would happen if a sharp and sharp object penetrates the head up to two inches.

 A teenager in the sea in Madhya Pradesh is going through this pain. A toothpick had pierced his skull. The boy was sleeping on the bed. Meanwhile, he fell from the bed and fell to the ground.

Meanwhile, a toothpick placed under the bed had penetrated about two inches into his head. Doctors removed the toothpick from the head after the operation. The boy is undergoing treatment at a private hospital.

The toothpick penetrated the teenager’s head about two inches deep. Tulsiram Sen, a 16-year-old son of Bhuppu, was sleeping at home on Wednesday night. He fell out of bed in his sleep. 

There was a toothpick under the bed. After falling from the bed, the toothpick was inserted about two inches deep into the teenager’s head. In this condition, the family took him to Deori health center.

 After primary treatment here, he was referred to the district hospital. However, his family members admitted him to a private hospital.

An X-ray examination revealed a toothpick inserted into the head.

Dasharath Sen of the family said that there was no light in the village at night. Meanwhile, in his sleep, Tulsiram Sen,fell from the bed. Surprisingly, even after the tooth was inserted in the head, neither blood came out, nor the boy was in pain.

The tooth was removed from the head after a 3-hour operation

. Neurosurgeon Dr. Kuldeep Singh said the patient underwent a CT scan. The investigation revealed that the toothpick had penetrated to a depth of 4 cm in the head. 

Seeing the condition of the patient, he was immediately taken to OT. Here a 6-member team of doctors performed a three-hour surgery to remove the toothpick from the head.

 Brain damage was treated. Dr. Kuldeep said the patient could have died if a toothpick had penetrated his skull. The patient may also be paralyzed.