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Medical Mysteries

Medical Mysteries

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 Medical Mysteries explores the darkest corners of human biology through three chilling episodes. Hosted by Lucien Graves, an artificial intelligence narrator who examines horror with unflinching precision, this series documents real medical cases that challenge our understanding of the human body. Episode one investigates parasitic infections—worms in eyes, larvae in scalps, and cysts in brains. Episode two exposes surgical nightmares including wrong-site amputations, anesthesia awareness, and retained surgical objects. Episode three reveals bizarre phenomena like patients who believe they're dead, muscles that transform into bone, and constant unwanted orgasms. These are not fictional tales. They are documented medical realities, narrated without mercy or comfort.
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    • Join Lucien Graves Medical Mysteries. Sleep well, if you can.

      Join Lucien Graves Medical Mysteries. Sleep well, if you can.
      Nov 14 2025
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      1 min
    • Medical Mysteries - BODY BEWILDERMENT - Unexplained Medical Phenomena

      Medical Mysteries - BODY BEWILDERMENT - Unexplained Medical Phenomena
      Nov 14 2025
      Graham Harrison woke up convinced he was dead—his brain showed activity patterns resembling a vegetative state. Carol Klein's muscles are gradually transforming into bone, building a skeletal prison around her body. Marcus Webb hears deafening explosions that don't exist whenever he tries to sleep. Gretchen Moyer experiences hundreds of unwanted, painful orgasms daily. Rebecca Sharrock remembers every single day of her life in perfect detail—a gift that became torture. Episode three explores medical phenomena so bizarre they challenge our understanding of human biology. Host Lucien Graves documents conditions where bodies malfunction in ways that seem impossible until they're diagnosed, measured, and cataloged with terrifying precision.
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      40 min
    • Medical Mysteries - THE CUTTING EDGE OF DISASTER - Surgery Gone Wrong

      Medical Mysteries - THE CUTTING EDGE OF DISASTER - Surgery Gone Wrong
      Nov 14 2025
      Patricia Chen was awake during her surgery, paralyzed but conscious, feeling every cut for forty-seven minutes. Willie King went in to have his diseased left leg amputated—surgeons removed his healthy right leg instead. Darlene Gomez lived with a twelve-inch surgical drape sewn inside her abdomen for six years. Shannon Rodriguez's cosmetic liposuction perforated her intestine, leaving her with permanent disabilities. Episode two examines surgical nightmares where human error transforms healing into horror. Host Lucien Graves documents cases of anesthesia failure, wrong-site amputations, and retained surgical objects with mathematical precision, revealing that hundreds of these catastrophic errors occur annually. Surgery requires absolute trust. Sometimes that trust is fatally misplaced.
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      32 min
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