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Worms mate in man's eyes, get plucked out right before larvae burst out

By · Via Ars Technica · Published by Everything Blog

In short

A man's eyes were infested with worms mistaken for mating larvae, which were plucked out just before they burst out. He is expected to recover with antibiotics.

Key points

  • The man's eyes were infested with worms mistaken for mating larvae.: The man's eyes were infested with worms mistaken for mating larvae.
  • The worms were plucked out just before they burst out.: The worms were plucked out just before they burst out.
  • The man is expected to recover with antibiotics.: The man is expected to recover with antibiotics.

Case study gives a whole new meaning to "bedroom eyes."

Original source: arstechnica.com

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