Ouchies. >_< I think my wisdom teeth extraction so far was the worst. I was asleep for the actual extracts, but the healing process was just very ouch. -knock on wood- I didn't have any complications, my body's pain threshold was just giving me a big ol' FUCK YOU!

Yeah, I'm gonna have to say wisdom teeth too. Not even spraining my ankle hurt as much as getting my bottom teeth removed. The top ones weren't that bad, though...

Try passing kidney stones, just had surgery today to remove it because it was too big to pass, about 1/2 inch and got stuck. Every time I go to the bathroom it brings me to my knees. Now I am passing blood clots, blood, and the rest of the stones and that kills me. This was the 4th surgery for this one stone and I have one last surgery to remove the ureter stent I have had for 4 weeks, doctors say its probably the worse pain a person can feel but since I am a guy I cant compare to child birth

Ruptured gall bladder. Thought I was going to die. Actually, I thought I was going to throw up repeatedly, and then die. It was worse than labor (with no meds). Although, I got my hoo-ha stitched up after child birth and could feel it as well, and I have to say, both of these experiences are competing for the top spot on my list of things to never do again.

i have no kids yet, (i'm only 23 i have time still!) so i cant compare that but for me its either, my wisdom teeth extraction where they took out all 4 impacted teeth then gave me percoset which i then found out my body has no tolerance /slight allergy to and i puked into my fresh stitches for a few hours before blacking out, then the doctor wouldnt switch my medicine and regular tylenol and stuff do NOTHING for me ever, so i had to go through the entire healing process with no pain killers, so it was either that or the one time when i was 15 i volunteered to be in my friends bands stage show for halloween, the idea was they'd dress me as a bride and hang me from the ceiling with chains in a mountain climbing harness, and i would act like a stringed puppet the entire show, well they couldnt figure out the harness so it ended up on me backwards, i was 4 feet off the ground and had to swing there for like an hour before the show started which would have been fun but my legs were numb. the show started i did my job they played like an hour long set and my legs were numb the whole time, after the show my friend the singer hugged my legs and around my hips just him hugging my legs after they were numb so long and after getting down and the blood coming back into my legs that was sooooo horrible. after that im never going mountain climbing. also i have arthritis in my sternum which is a constant deep pain and the bone cracks, but thats not too bad because its bone pain so even if its bad its the kind you can ignore.

I had an ovarian cyst burst and I thought I was going to die. That pain was no joke.

Having mirena inserted. That shit almost made me pass out.

Second to that would be my migraines. I almost threw up/passed out with one of them. 8/;

Migraines. I throw up with them all the time, but that's just what migraines do, regardless of the pain level. Sometimes the throwing up, and neurological symptoms (vision disturbances, etc.) are worse than the pain though.

Breaking my leg was nowhere near as bad as migraines I've had. I can't compare it to childbirth because I've never been through that.

I never want to feel a pain worse than my worst migraines, that's for sure. x_x

Having my toe ran over!

Definitely childbirth. So many people told me that I'd forget all about the pain of childbirth once I got to bond with my newborn son. You know what? They lied!!!

I think it's a tossup between foot surgery and ovarian cysts. My wisdom teeth weren't so bad because the vicodin made me extremely high. I've broken several bones and none hurt very much.

Objectively speaking, a collapsed lung--it feels like you're being stabbed in the chest everytime you inhale, and it was scary as hell before I found out what was going on. To be honest, though, the absolute worst kind of pain to me is stomach pain--there is just something about it that is qualitatively different, and it is totally unbearable.

It's a toss-up between when I injured my back and had back spasms that made me unable to move, and the worst migraine I ever had that lasted all day and wouldn't respond to any medication.
Having my wisdom teeth out like other people are saying didn't hurt me at all fortunately. Too many nice drugs and stuff. It hurt a little after but it was quite bearable with Tylenol.

Luckily I haven't experienced much physical pain in my life. I mean, I've felt pain... but when I think of that question the first thing that comes to mind is emotional pain.

The post-surgery pain after donating my kidney, which lasted for weeks. I'd cry, while on percosets and oxys, just trying to sit up. Though watching my sister give birth without an epideral seemed pretty painful

Last year my gall bladder became infected, and I ended up in the hospital to have emergency surgery to remove it. The pain from the infected gall bladder was by far the worst pain I have ever experienced, much, much worse than the pain of childbirth.

I would not wish gall bladder problems on anyone; it's pure misery.

At age 21 I managed to herniate my belly button. I had it removed. They put 10 staples in my belly button. Then got the worst infection ever. I couldn't sit up or sit down. It was awful!

I was gang raped in study hall by 4 guy's,my ass hurt like hell and could not tell anyone I was raped being a guy. But the word got passed around school.

5 broken ribs!!!!!!!!!

Bulged disk pressing against the psychotic (Sciatic) nerve, nine moths of agony! My DR gave me a 'pain killer' that I later found out was just a muscle relaxer, fuck I hate DR's! After I found out about that I went and seen a chiropractor and he sent me to a specialist who did an MRI.

Funny part, once I seen the problem...the pain went away. Seven years later and I have not felt it since.

Probably the time my menstrual cramps were so bad that I vomited from the pain. I am going to have my wisdom teeth removed soon, and the comments about the painful recovery are scaring me a bit.