Why do people who go to work in Antarctica have to have their appendix surgically removed?

Because it may be due to the climate of Antarctica, people who live there for a long time are prone to appendicitis, so the appendix is removed.

Because Antarctica does not have the conditions for surgery for the time being, it is susceptible to infection.

Because there is no way to perform surgery in Antarctica, the appendix must be removed in order to be prepared.

The appendix is removed because climatic issues may cause new conditions in the appendix and thus cannot be a**.

Because the temperature in the Antarctic is very low, and the appendix is weak in the cold, it has to be removed in order to work better.

Because working in Antarctica can easily cause appendicitis, it is best to remove it as soon as possible.

Because the conditions over there are relatively simple, it has to be cut out, otherwise it will not be possible to operate there.

Because once it is in Antarctica, it is easy to cause appendicitis, and if it is not treated, it will die.

I am afraid that if I go to Antarctica, I may induce appendicitis and then it will not be treated.

I watched a documentary about how difficult the working environment of Antarctic staff is, and how difficult it is to maintain a good body without seeing their families for a long time.

We all know that the appendix and wisdom teeth and tonsils are what we call "useless human organs", so why do we have to remove wisdom teeth and appendix? Most of the reason is that in the harsh weather of Antarctica, if surgery is needed, it may directly threaten lives.

Anyone who has had appendicitis knows that ordinary appendicitis may be able to hang on the water, but the onset of acute appendicitis is painful and life-threatening, and its pain level is comparable to that of kidney stones.

Wisdom teeth are the same, we all know that most people may have wisdom teeth, but as long as wisdom teeth don't hurt, there is generally no problem, you don't care about it and it doesn't bother you, everyone lives peacefully, but if wisdom teeth want to have a small movement, it's terrible. Wisdom teeth are sure to make you feel their presence!

And wisdom teeth hurt too much to bear!

As the saying goes: a toothache is not a disease, it hurts to kill. It's really going to kill people.

On the one hand, it is not easy to go to Antarctica, but they have set a plan, set an arrangement, and maintain a good working condition in order to overcome the harsh environment and successfully complete the work plan in order to ensure that their own conditions are completely healthy.

Finally, salute to the Antarctic workers!

Because the living conditions faced by workers working in Antarctica are very difficult, and wisdom teeth and appendix themselves are two useless parts of the body, removing them can save them from worry.

Because the environment in Antarctica is particularly harsh and there is no good medical equipment, wisdom teeth and appendix are removed to avoid inflammation and pain.

Because you can't have surgery in Antarctica, you need to have your wisdom teeth and appendix removed, regardless of whether your wisdom teeth are painful or not, whether your appendix is healthy or not.

I think it may be to avoid sudden wisdom tooth pain when they go to work in Antarctica, and then have acute appendicitis or something like that, so there is no way to rescue them in time.

Because wisdom teeth and appendix are inherently bad things on the body, it is convenient to remove them so that you don't have to worry about these two items in Antarctica in the future.

Because the medical conditions in Antarctica are not good, it is said that early removal of the appendix can prevent appendicitis.

Maybe it's because the level of medical care there is relatively poor, and then these minor surgeries are done at home first, and they can be done as much as they can, and they are avoided when they go there.

This is because people will be affected by the environment when they get there, so the removal in advance is to make it easier for the body to accept the environment there.

It must be the special water and soil reasons of this place, which may make these two useless organs inflamed, which is also a kind of prevention

I don't know about this, and I haven't heard of it, but I think it's to avoid going there, unnecessary trouble, or reflection before I have to remove these things.

Nonsense, without any scientific justification, not credible. I've had a lot of friends who have been to Antarctica, but I've never heard them say that they need to have their appendices removed before they go.

Antarctica, the last continent to be discovered on Earth, was discovered in 1820, and the Norwegian explorer Amundsen was the first human to reach Antarctica. Nowadays, more and more people will go to Antarctica for adventure tourism, but in order to explore Antarctica, many countries have established scientific research stations in Antarctica, but people who want to work in Antarctica must lose two things in their body, that is, wisdom teeth and appendix.

We all know that Antarctica is covered by a huge ice sheet, and the cold environment of Antarctica still has no permanent residents, only a small number of expedition personnel. Wisdom teeth and appendix are both parts of the human body that are prone to inflammation, if you do not remove them before going to Antarctica to work, there is no way to go to Antarctica for surgery, maybe you think that wisdom teeth inflammation can be tolerated until you return home, but if the appendix is inflamed, it will cause many complications if not treated in time. So no matter how healthy your wisdom teeth and appendix are, you have to throw them away.

Antarctica's climate is generally colder than the Arctic at the same latitude, making it the coldest region in the world. On the Antarctic coast, it's not as cold as the interior of higher Antarctica. During the International Geophysical Year, scientists measured the average temperature of the coldest month in the coastal region was -18, while the average temperature of the same month at the South Pole was -62.

On July 31, 1983, Soviet scholars recorded a low temperature of -89 2 at Vostok Station. In addition, the climate of the Antarctic continent is very cold, with many violent storms and snowfall, dry air, and scarce precipitation.

Because of the harsh climatic conditions in Antarctica, people living there must have high physical fitness, otherwise they will get sick.

Because the working environment in men is very harsh and very prone to infection, it is a wise choice to remove wisdom teeth.

Antarctica is too cold and prone to dental problems, so when you go to Antarctica, you must have your wisdom teeth removed.

It's hard work in Antarctica, because the temperature is really low, and wisdom teeth can be cold and unconscious.

I know this! Because of the harsh climate in Antarctica, there is no way to get sick in time, and if the wisdom teeth are inflamed, the cost is very high. Bernadette, Where Are You Going? ".

It may be due to the climate of Antarctica, and it has something to do with the eating habits there.

Because in Antarctica, if the wisdom teeth are inflamed, there is no way at all, even lesions.

Because there is no condition for surgery when you are in Antarctica, you have to remove it.

Because Antarctica does not have the conditions to have wisdom teeth extracted, it is easy to get infected.

Having your wisdom teeth removed won't stop you from drifting on the ice with one hand in a Ferrari.

I was afraid that if I was in pain, I would not be able to get medical treatment in time, so I removed it in advance.

Maybe the cold will make the pain more pronounced, so you need to have your wisdom teeth removed.

There are no conditions for surgery, and there is an appendix, all of which have to be done.

There is also an appendix, which will kill people because there is no surgical condition.

There is only one truth, there are no dentists in Antarctica