The Russian grew hair on his throat.
A 49-year-old Muscovite began to complain of a cough and a feeling as if something was preventing him from breathing and swallowing. As it turned out, the man had previously had a throat tumor removed.
After the operation, he temporarily breathed through a special hole in his neck, which was then closed with a piece of skin. The tissue adapted in such a way that over time hair follicles began to sprout in it and cause discomfort. As a result, a 3-5 cm long hair grew inside the Muscovite's throat.
The doctors first removed a piece of skin along with the bulbs and temporarily created a tracheostomy. The tube was later removed from him, and the hole closed on its own. Now the man feels good, and discomfort no longer bothers him.