Eight of the world's most strange

Every one of us gets a little disease, like a cold, a fever, headaches or something, and it'll get better soon.

But you know what? There are also strange and strange diseases in the world, and those who suffer from these diseases are truly suffering and suffering.

Here are eight of the strangest diseases we've collected for you.

American women get pregnant and get sick, and they learn to call their asses 30 times a day.

In February 2012, an 18-year-old woman in North Dakota, in the United States, had a strange disease five months after her pregnancy, calling her a donkey more than 30 times a day.

The woman's name is Cody Hagel, who has had a strange disease since she was 14 years old, called “Multiple Stimulation”, Tourettes syndrome.

In the past four years, her legs or head had to be pumped 10 to 20 times, but no noise had ever been heard.

However, since she became pregnant, her family had been surprised to discover that she was starting to sound like a donkey, which was more than 30 times a day.

Hagar lived with his parents on the farm in North Dakota, and Hagar said, “In the farm, donkeys are often heard, which may explain why I started imitating it”.

Viet Nam's 15-year-old is suffering from a strange disease and has been unable to sleep in bed for many years.

He has had pneumonia since he was two and a half years old, has not been tall for more than 10 years, has not had a hair on his head, has a regular fever and has had difficulty breathing, and is unable to sleep on his bed.

As soon as he lay down, he continued to cough, had difficulty breathing and had purple hair.

He therefore sleeps on his father ' s shoulder.

To date, the medical personnel have still not identified the cause of Duven Yong ' s illness, and he has visited many hospitals to treat him, and doctors have been helpless.

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The 19-year-old British girl, who is sick and afraid of food, has only eaten pizza for eight years.

Rather than simply picking food, she suffers from a rare “selective eating disorder” SED, which scares her of many foods.

Her daily intake of calories, saturated fat and salt was far above normal requirements, but vitamins and fibres were severely inadequate, damaging health and affecting her normal social life.

In May 2012, British girl Millie, 3-year-old girl, suffered from oesophagus and oesophage, causing difficulty in swallowing.

She must therefore be careful about everything she eats, and a little imprudent will put her life at risk.

According to the doctor, she must spend four times more time chewing than a child of the same age, without being able to eat food that can easily be blocked in the oesophagus such as carrots, mangoes, watermelons and rice, but with appropriate foods such as chocolate.

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American boy at nineEating food can lead to the death of Joshua, a New York boy, who is 9 years old, suffering from a rare disease called acidinophilic oesophagitis, which is allergic to almost all food.

His reactions ranged from vomiting, diarrhoea and allergies.

Even the smell of some food could kill Joshua.

Joshua eats essentially infant and young children's food every day, in addition to the nutrients that doctors make for him, which they send directly into his stomach through pipes.

English women suffer from unbridled drinking diseases and 12 meals are still hungry.

Anything in her hand, she stuffed her mouth, even sometimes with dog food and even soap.

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