A man went to the doctor because of severe headaches, and when the doctors examined him, they found several pins in his head 

The man had suffered for many years from excruciating headaches. They came on suddenly, without warning, sometimes at night, waking him up. Pills only provided temporary relief. Examinations at clinics, private centers, and visits to dozens of doctors brought no results.

Over time, the pain became a part of his life, but in recent months it had intensified to the point that working and sleeping became nearly impossible.

After yet another unsuccessful doctor visit, the man saw a well-known neurologist. The doctor carefully reviewed his history and suggested an MRI, but the wait for the procedure was over a month. To avoid losing time, he ordered an X-ray of the head.

When the images were on the table, the doctor’s face changed. On the film, thin, elongated objects were visible between the brain hemispheres. They resembled pins.  The doctors were horrified when they realized where the pins had come from  Continued in the first comment 

This discovery was not only strange but also dangerous. Any attempt to do an MRI with so much metal in the head could have ended in tragedy. The man was referred for additional examinations, which confirmed the finding.

The big question was: how did these objects get inside? Childhood records showed no mention of serious injuries, falls, or surgeries.

The answer was shocking. Many years ago, in the early 1970s, he was born as the seventh child in a family plagued by poverty and hunger.

The mother could not abandon the infant, but, guided by an evil piece of advice from others and her own desperation, she did something that seemed impossible.

Several thin sewing pins were inserted into the baby’s head to end his life quickly and unnoticed. Miraculously, he survived. Out of ignorance, the mother believed the pins had “dissolved.”

For decades, they remained in his brain, slowly destroying his health and causing pain and discomfort. Only the X-ray revealed them.

After a complex surgery, the metallic foreign objects were removed. The headaches disappeared as if they had never existed.