Stuck with bugs in his hair for 10 years... Lee Su-geun: "The smell of someone who hasn't washed their hair is terrible" [Ask Me Anything] [★Night TView]

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'Ask Me Anything' revealed the story of a 29-year-old job seeker who has had bugs infesting his hair for 10 years.

On the 13th episode of KBS Joy's variety program 'Ask Me Anything', a 29-year-old male guest appeared, sharing that he frequently gets bugs in his hair, which disrupts his daily life.

The guest said, "Bugs infest my hair so much that daily life is difficult," adding, "People around me tell them they see bugs. Just as bugs gather on banana peels, they gather in my hair."

He continued, "This has been happening since I was retaking the college entrance exam 10 years ago, but I didn't take it seriously. To improve the situation, I tried a buzz cut and used scalp products, but neither worked."

The broadcast also aired footage showing flies swarming around the guest's head.

When Seo Jang-hoon asked, "Have you been to a hospital?" the guest replied, "At the dermatology clinic, the doctor said, 'In my 20 years of practice, I've never seen anyone like this.' They prescribed sebum control medication and shampoo, but they were ineffective."

He further added, "When it gets severe, mosquitoes and bugs fly at me like missiles." Seo Jang-hoon then asked, "Did anyone ever suggest that your body odor or secretions create conditions that attract bugs?"

The guest responded, "They told me that high levels of lactic acid could attract many bugs. I went to a clinic for treatment, and even during the procedure, 2-3 bugs landed on my head."

Lee Su-geun smelled the guest's hair directly and remarked, "This smells like someone who hasn't washed their hair in ages. It comes from the crown of your head." The guest then revealed, "I even had a spiritual cleansing done. They said they could solve the bug infestation issue, but it was ineffective," evoking sympathy.

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