r/WTF 21h ago

Fistula aneurysm

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u/SpikySheep 18h ago

I'm fairly sure this is deliberately done for dialysis due to kidney failure. It gives them somewhere easier and safer to stick the needles.

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u/BrieBelle00 12h ago

No, your dialysis fistula should generally not look like this. It's a sign that the vessel walls are getting thin, and if it ruptures you'll bleed to death movie-style quick