Episode list

Mystery Diagnosis

The Woman Whose Legs Turned Black
Diane may loose her legs or accept something even worse. The doctor thought it was a hematoma, but he realised he was wrong when Diane saw a new series of mysterious spots growing along her legs.
8.4 /10
The Girl Who Stopped Growing
When Samantha Lazazzaro was born, she had cataracts, or clouding of her eyes. She had surgery to correct it, but now, she has severe developmental delays, stunted growth, and tremors in her body. Her younger brother, Jake, has been born with the same symptoms, despite all prenatal testing coming back negative. Their parents are shocked to find out, five years after Samantha's birth, that they both have an extremely rare genetic disease called Cockayne syndrome, which prevents DNA from regenerating and speeds up the aging process--in fact, both children are only expected to live to age 7. How it causes the other symptoms is unknown. Eileen Collins has always been a big talker, but suddenly, she wakes up with a raspy voice. At first, her voice returns to normal during the day, but soon, her voice remains raspy all day. She speaks with the raspy voice, but yells normally, and has difficulty speaking clearly. Doctors believe she has a psychological problem, when actually, Eileen has a rare neurological disorder called spasmodic dysphonia, which causes her vocal cords to spasm.
8.3 /10
The Boy with the Strange Stare
Since the day he was born he has never looked his parents straight in the eye. Later they will realise his bizarre upward gaze is just the first of a series of harrowing symptoms that may cost him his life.
0 /10
The Girl Who's Skin Came Off
A college student's body is covered in blisters and her colleagues fear it will be contagious; a nurse has paralyzing back spasms and may lose her job.
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The Girl Who Was Covered in Bumps
Holly experiences horrifying pain that coincides with her menstrual cycle, will this threaten her chances for having children? Then Tina is struggling to keep up in school. Life gets worse when disfiguring growths start to form all over her body.
0 /10
The Boy Who Couldn't Stop Eating
When 10-month-old Julie developed epilepsy, she was given a common anti-seizure medicine to control it. But soon she was in the hospital, fighting for her life.
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