When, it comes to feeling sick we are not all equal in our abilities to cope with distress and discomfort, however there are certain types of pains that tend to reduce this natural discrepancy and are just utterly horrible for everyone no matter if the person is a delicate ballet dancer or a tough soldier and the worst part of it is that there is no need to travel abroad and get some type of rare exotic fever to experience them. Here is a list of those ailments that no one wants to get.

Endometriosis is a common condition that affects as many as 10 percent of women. It occurs when endometrial cells that are normally found only inside the uterus start to develop outside of it – reaching the ovaries, fallopian tubes and even intestines. Patients with endometriosis experience severe menstrual pains which are enough to make a sporty strong girl double over in pain and cease any daily activity.

The symptoms of this common ailment are nausea and vomiting, diarrhea leading to dehydration, fever, chills and severe lower abdominal cramps. This is one of the entries on the list that is most likely to have experienced by a number of readers. It is brought on by bacteria or parasites. Despite its common name, it has no relation to influenza.

No one likes to go to the dentist, but sometimes he can appear as your angel of mercy when the alternative treatment for a tooth abscess is removing your own tooth with a pair of pliers or inflicting yourself a suicidal shotgun wound. When you suffer a tooth abscess antibiotics are required before further treatment can take place as the infection can eat any anesthetics administered by the dentist.

Anyone who ever had the misfortune to get an ear infection will tell you how painful this condition can be. Furthermore, depending on the type of otitis you can experience severe vertigo – making standing up very difficult.

This is a serious albeit common complication of a variety of abdominal etiologies involving an inflammatory process such as appendicitis, cholecystitis (inflamed gallbladder), diverticulitis or even the infection of the liquid coming from a ruptured cyst. Basically it is the infection of the peritoneum which is a large membrane running all the way through the abdominal cavity. The strong abdominal pain associated with this infection is one of the strongest on earth, it is a life-threatening event that requires emergency surgery. Usually the patient is in so much pain that he will ask (or beg) to be operated on right away.
Endometriosis
Endometriosis is a common condition that affects as many as 10 percent of women. It occurs when endometrial cells that are normally found only inside the uterus start to develop outside of it – reaching the ovaries, fallopian tubes and even intestines. Patients with endometriosis experience severe menstrual pains which are enough to make a sporty strong girl double over in pain and cease any daily activity.
Gastroenteritis
Stomach flu
The symptoms of this common ailment are nausea and vomiting, diarrhea leading to dehydration, fever, chills and severe lower abdominal cramps. This is one of the entries on the list that is most likely to have experienced by a number of readers. It is brought on by bacteria or parasites. Despite its common name, it has no relation to influenza.
Tooth Abscess
No one likes to go to the dentist, but sometimes he can appear as your angel of mercy when the alternative treatment for a tooth abscess is removing your own tooth with a pair of pliers or inflicting yourself a suicidal shotgun wound. When you suffer a tooth abscess antibiotics are required before further treatment can take place as the infection can eat any anesthetics administered by the dentist.
Otitis
Ear infection
Anyone who ever had the misfortune to get an ear infection will tell you how painful this condition can be. Furthermore, depending on the type of otitis you can experience severe vertigo – making standing up very difficult.
Peritonitis
This is a serious albeit common complication of a variety of abdominal etiologies involving an inflammatory process such as appendicitis, cholecystitis (inflamed gallbladder), diverticulitis or even the infection of the liquid coming from a ruptured cyst. Basically it is the infection of the peritoneum which is a large membrane running all the way through the abdominal cavity. The strong abdominal pain associated with this infection is one of the strongest on earth, it is a life-threatening event that requires emergency surgery. Usually the patient is in so much pain that he will ask (or beg) to be operated on right away.
