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They say that a toothache can cause excruciating pain, but it can also cause other discomforts. The footballer of the Szajol team felt this firsthand.
We would think that a toothache can be alleviated with painkillers, but it is even better to entrust ourselves to the hands of a professional. So did Tamás Németh, a player from Szajol. But in his case, it wasn't all about that. The inflamed tooth caused an abscess, which then erupted and caused a much bigger problem: blood poisoning.
So the dental surgery was only the beginning of the soccer player's ordeal. After being in a critical condition due to blood poisoning, the athlete was kept under artificial anesthesia. Three long days passed like this, and the situation was so critical that many patients never came back.
However, the football player's body was tough and he did not give up his life.
(Source: sportrajongo.co.hu / Pictures: Pixabay (The pictures are illustrations)
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