Mystery object removed from Thai woman targeted by shaman’s black magic
Doctors in Hat Yai, Thailand, shocked the public after removing a large, stone-like mystery object from a 47-year-old woman.
When doctors questioned her, the patient claimed that a shaman targeted her through black magic while living in Indonesia.
Story shared by Thai doctor on his Facebook page
On Tuesday (30 June), Facebook page หมอสุนทร กระดูกและข้อ หาดใหญ่ shared how doctors did surgery to remove a foreign object from inside a woman.
Source: หมอสุนทร กระดูกและข้อ หาดใหญ่ on Facebook
One of the videos accompanying the post shows a female surgeon using her hand to pull the object out of the patient during the operation.
Massive hardened object found in patient
According to the original poster (OP), the woman had suffered chronic lower abdominal pain for over three years, along with severe pressure during urination and abnormal vaginal discharge.
A local hospital’s CT scan revealed a massive 10–12cm object lodged inside her, resembling a horseshoe.
She was then transferred to Hatyai Hospital for surgery.
Source: หมอสุนทร กระดูกและข้อ หาดใหญ่ on Facebook
There, gynaecologists, including Dr Khosit Tantinam and Dr Atcharawadee Poolsawat (names transliterated from Thai), confirmed that the object had hardened into a rock-like mass.
Due to the object’s size, hardness, and the high probability of leaving debris inside the patient, the orthopedist, Dr Soonthorn, collaborated with gynaecologists to perform an open surgery to extract it.
Gynaecologists and orthopedist worked together to remove object
The gynaecologists had to perform a hysterectomy, partially open the vaginal canal, and dissect dense fibrous adhesions via both the vagina and the posterior abdominal wall — a highly volatile area directly adjacent to several critical and vulnerable organs, including the large intestine and the ureters.
The orthopedist used specialised instruments to dissect the adhesions through the tissue from below via the vaginal canal, staying as close to the calcified object as possible.
Meanwhile, the gynaecologists opened the abdomen to clear the operative field and dissect the internal adhesions from within the abdominal cavity, creating enough space to extract the object.
Even said their prayers for object to break free
The doctor noted the difficulty in dissecting and freeing it.
During the final moments of the dissection, just as the mass was about to break free, the surgical team even said their prayers, and that was when it finally came loose.
Indonesian shaman allegedly inserted black magic object into her
Dr Soonthorn further revealed that the patient lived in Indonesia years ago. A shaman forced her to insert the object.
Source: หมอสุนทร กระดูกและข้อ หาดใหญ่ on Facebook
As the incident occurred a long time ago, she could not recall the specific methods or any other precise details.
This eventually caused chronic lower abdominal pain, which brought her to see a doctor.
Object contained muddy fluid, circular objects and multicoloured 11 beads
After extracting the mass, the doctors cracked the object open, as the CT scan had previously indicated a distinct internal structure containing circular, radiopaque, bead-like spheres.
Source: หมอสุนทร กระดูกและข้อ หาดใหญ่ on Facebook
Upon cracking the mass open, a muddy fluid poured out, releasing a putrid and overwhelming odour throughout the operating room.
Further investigation of the interior revealed circular, green and red acrylic-like objects, roughly 3cm in diameter, as well as 11 multicoloured, 5 mm beads.
Source: หมอสุนทร กระดูกและข้อ หาดใหญ่ on Facebook
The OP said it was impossible to ascertain how the occult ritual was initially carried out. It was also impossible to determine what caused the core to remain muddy and fluid. However, the outer layer calcified into something as hard as rock.
He then expressed his gratitude to the gynaecological and nursing teams who contributed their efforts to the surgery.
Doctor found out that it was love-magic ritual in Indonesia
Lastly, Dr Soonthorn cited another Facebook user who provided information about the ritual.
He said the woman had indeed been involved in an Indonesian love-magic ritual.
According to him, the internal mud component was likely taken from a cemetery. And the beads served as occult love charms.
Following the surgery, Dr Soonthorn visited a Tiger God shrine to make merit. Reports said he sought to rid himself of any dark energies.
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Featured image adapted from หมอสุนทร กระดูกและข้อ หาดใหญ่ on Facebook.
