A British Tiktoker said she had to have a vibrator surgically removed from her butt after it was stuck inside her anus.
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A night of pleasure leads to a vibrator being stuck in one place overnight
The woman known as @sophzaloafs on TikTok uploaded a video describing how the three-inch vibrator became permanently stuck inside her body. According to TMZ, the situation became out of hand when she couldn’t get it out and wasn’t able to seek medical help that night. She tried to sleep with the toy inside but it continued to buzz all night.
Just a saw a tiktok about a gal that got a sex toy stuck inside her bum and there’s an x ray and everything people have become far too comfortable
— Thomas #FreePalestine 🇵🇸 (@th00m4s) May 17, 2022
Doctors reportedly struggled to remove the toy from her body so the only option was to have the object surgically removed.
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The TikToker says she woke up to the sex toy in a plastic bag and learned a valuable lesson about sex toy safety. However, her incident isn’t a unique one.
Statistics prove that this is not a unique case when it comes to sex toys
As reported by She Knows, an estimated 18,547 vibrator- and 6,468-related injuries were treated in the United States between 2000 and 2019. The site also advises people who use toys during sexual activities should have an exit plan for themselves or their partner. The toys should have a base or a handle in case things get a bit too complicated.
I worked In an ER and definitely saw this a few times. Once a screwdriver and a jar as well. People just don’t put stuff up there unless there’s a for sure way to remove it 😭
— lex gon give it to ya (@lexcruciating) May 18, 2022
You’re supposed to use a flared base for this reason 🙃
— Majoyree💜🌻🧘🏾♀️ Smalls (@MjSmalls42013) May 18, 2022
alternatively: pic.twitter.com/mMAcM6PXlh
— Tanja 🇺🇦 Free Ukraine 🌻 Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 (@TanjaMcConnor) May 18, 2022
What happens in this scenario? Do you wait for the batteries to die? https://t.co/9nnyRvuxhX
— King Ding-A-Ling 🤴🏾 (@MillerTevaughn) May 18, 2022
at the urgent care i worked at, they claimed a patient came in with this also. supposedly blamed his wife for “playing too much”
— Urethra Franklin (@tecasse) May 18, 2022
Gotta put a leash on that buzzer. https://t.co/8aaOIOwClj
— The Short King wit the Short Thing (@KbWholesome) May 18, 2022
I wonder should i start buying one that comes with a string so i can be sure to remove it safely 😂😂😂 https://t.co/Wvg9SD9gmm
— -ROY.al.TY* (@GregTheGirl) May 18, 2022
Please practice safe sex people, even with yourself. 💀 https://t.co/cmxqBu8Nb0
— 🖊Misread (@skippedpaiges) May 18, 2022
I wonder if she kept the vibrator 🤔 https://t.co/bjbYY25oYf
— Sean Ham (@Punisher0203) May 18, 2022
could you imagine trying to explain this to ur surgeon 😭😂
— didn’t ask buddy (@DidntAskBuddy) May 18, 2022
Why get surgery to remove it when a $25 order at McDonald’s would’ve taken care of it in minutes, if not seconds
— Ⓜ️🅱️ (@PurpleBloodMN) May 18, 2022