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Medical professionals are scratching their heads after uncovering a fly, still intact, during a routine cancer screening.
During a routine colonoscopy aimed at detecting potential cancer indicators, doctors stumbled upon an unexpected guest in the 63 year old American patient’s digestive journey. Positioned snugly in the right section of the colon was the intact carcass of a fly, sparking bewilderment among both the medical team and the patient.
The incident, reported by foreign media, narrates a seemingly routine procedure until the endoscope reaches the specific area of interest. There, against all expectations, lay the undigested fly on the intestinal wall.
The patient, unable to recall the fly’s mysterious entry, claimed to have consumed only water on the day preceding the screening. He did admit to a diet that…
