Video - Skull Drilling for Headaches: Medieval Medicine's Creepiest Cure!

Did you know that in 16th century England, people believed in a bizarre form of "medical treatment" called trepanation? Basically, they drilled holes into a person's skull! The idea was to let out evil spirits causing mental illness or headaches. Now, imagine showing up to the doctor with a migraine and getting a brand-new hole in your head—yikes! They didn’t have anesthesia back then, so patients often endured the procedure fully conscious. Surprisingly, some people actually survived and believed they were cured. Talk about a headache remedy that’s really a pain in the... head! Would you dare to try it? Let us know in the comments!