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Hospitalized for hematuria findings
A rare medical case has been recorded in Changsha city, Hunan Province, China, where doctors discovered metal bodies resembling needles inside a 35-year-old man's body. The man had been suffering from difficulty urinating and the presence of blood in his urine for two weeks. Imaging revealed a 3.6 cm needle lodged firmly in the wall of the left ventricle of his heart, with no obvious symptoms such as chest pain or shortness of breath, which puzzled doctors regarding how it entered. After undergoing surgery to remove the needle, his heart gradually improved. Over a nine-month follow-up period, his cardiac function showed signs of recovery, and other metal fragments were also removed from his body's walls. The exact cause of how the objects entered the body remains unclear, but his medical history suggests the possibility of self-insertion, though there is no definitive evidence.
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