Lady Lands In Hospital After Vibrating S*x Toy Gets Stuck In Her Behind

A woman got herself into a very embarrassing situation after a s*x toy went into her “back region” and could not be retrieved at home. She had to visit the hospital with the object still vibrating inside her.

The lady who is identified as @babycharlotte1 on TikTok took to the app to share her rather embarrassing and uncomfortable incident.

“This is a PSA (public service announcement). Do not put the little bullet vibes anywhere in the back region because I am currently about to head off to the A&E (accident and emergency) because one is stuck in mine. This is going to be very embarrassing,” she said.

You can hear the vibrating device that’s still buried in her back end while she speaks, tears streaking down her face.

The short clip which has gone viral has over 485,000 likes, more than four million views, and thousands of comments from concerned TikTok users.

One TikToker said, “Instead of going to A&E with this, I would have taken the unhealthy amount of laxatives.”

In response, Charlotte made a video stating that she did consume 1.5 bottles of Milk of Magnesia before visiting the ER, claiming that this was her final option.

She continued by saying that the doctor had advised her not to feel ashamed because it was a common occurrence.

According to a 2018 medical journal article titled Retained sx toys: an increasing and possibly preventable medical condition, “sxual device-related injuries are scarce.”. The article also noted that the investigation of these injuries was conducted in the USA using a representative sample of patients from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS).

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“According to that study, the national incidence rate of s*x device-related injuries was 0.24 per 100,000 in 1995 and 0.55/100,000 in 2006, of which 78% were anorectal injuries, numbers far lower than ours.

“It is difficult to estimate the ‘true’ incidence of s*x toy retainment in the population, given reluctance to seek care for a potentially embarrassing condition, and due to insufficient data on exposure.

“Based on this study, as well as previous data, we believe that retained s*x toy is a partly preventable and increasing medical problem, where regulations could impose standardization and enable endoscopic or manual extraction, should the need arise,” the journal said.

However, using vibrators and other s*x toys has some health risks attached to it, and getting stuck inside you is one of them.

Gentle Reminder: Be careful how you use your authority and influence, be wise, and treat others with respect.

Chychy Jonas