What the frick
https://www.jacksonville.com/story/news/2018/08/02/shocking-reason-that-this-mans-legs-and-hands-were-amputated-dogs-saliva/11177798007/
What the frick
What the frick
https://www.jacksonville.com/story/news/2018/08/02/shocking-reason-that-this-mans-legs-and-hands-were-amputated-dogs-saliva/11177798007/
>About the time he got sick, he had been around eight dogs, including one that belongs to the couple. The bacteria could have come from any of those dogs that licked him, Dawn said.
>"He loves dogs. He would touch any dog; he doesn't care," she said of her husband of 15 years.
So basically he is just a filthy stinky unwashed freak
Dogsoplasmosis strikes again
you weren’t supposed to mention that…
princess is going full fricking kubrick into the camera there
>and I'll do it again
I am going to mention what is apparent. He didn't catch a serious illness by being licked. Your vascular system cannot clot from being licked. He was bitten deeply and failed to treat the wound.
nah it was a lick. there was a case a couple years ago, i think in louisiana, about an older guy having his dog lick a cut he had, and he was dead a week later from the same shit.
basically: don't let foreign substances from other animals get into your bloodstream or orifices
>pitbull
Yeah the dog bit him and he got infected.
And he didn't immediately seek medical attention because they would've flagged his dog for euthanasia (and because he's stupid)
So now he has to have somebody else wipe his ass and shitposts on whatever platform he uses by putting a stylus in his mouth and poking at his phone.
>shitposts on whatever platform he uses by putting a stylus in his mouth and poking at his phone.
kek
I swear this is the funniest site on the internet after all these years. Fricking using his mouth to hold a stylus and poking a screen kek
he wants to have amputations
>pose him for the picture with the dogs mouth on top of his not-even-healed-yet leg sutures
here we go again...
Gotta feel bad for the dude. That's some seriously terrible luck. Couldn't imagine living life with 2 missing limbs, let alone all 4. You can cope with 1 missing arm or leg, but all 4?
>luck
he has a pittie, not much luck there
>but all 4?
It's called doggystyle.
Carlos
I mean, the article says as much. This is just freakish bad luck. This happens to next no one apparently
When I was a kid a shit eating english mastiff licked me every day and would lick my wounds. I never got sick or even infected. Everything healed over without issue.
Verdict: Natural selection at work
>Greg Manteufel suffered a rare blood infection after harmful bacteria from a dog's saliva seeped into his bloodstream, causing sepsis, or blood poisoning from bacteria. The sepsis resulted in blood spots that looked like bruises all over his body, particularly on his chest and face. Doctors pumped him with antibiotics to stop the infection, his wife said, but clots blocked the flow of blood to his extremities, causing tissue and muscles to die.
>The bacteria, called Capnocytophaga canimorsus, "just attacked him," Dawn said, and it did so quickly and aggressively. To save his life, doctors had to cut his legs from the knee down, and then his hands.
>"Why him? Why did this happen to us?" Dawn asked.
>Capnocytophaga canimorsus is a bacteria commonly found in dogs and cats. It's present in the saliva of most healthy dogs and is usually not harmful to humans. But in rare cases, the bacteria can poison the blood and cause death.
>Dawn Manteufel said doctors told them her husband's case is not common but more like a "crazy fluke." She said she doesn't know which dog was carrying the bacteria that attacked her husband. About the time he got sick, he had been around eight dogs, including one that belongs to the couple. The bacteria could have come from any of those dogs that licked him, Dawn said.
>Capnocytophaga canimorsus
more like Dindubacter pibblensis lmao
>pumped him with antibiotics to stop the infection, his wife said, but clots blocked the flow of blood to his extremities, causing tissue and muscles to die
So nothing do with animals but medical malpractice
>So nothing do with animals but medical malpractice
Clotting is ultra common in sepsis and losing limbs to this is really not that unusual.
Dumbass. He was clotting up already, but the anti-biotics also can’t help if they’re being blocked by clots.
>Manteufel
uh huh