A 34-year-old man needed a 30inch-long earphone wire removed from his bladder after he inserted it into his private part while pleasuring himself.
The patient from Indonesia reportedly shoved the wire down his urethra regularly for ‘s*xual pleasure and gratification.’
But when the item got pushed too far, it got stuck in his bladder and he couldn’t take it out of his privates.
The man from Indonesia told doctors that he inserted the wire into his privates and admitted that he was using that technique five times a week.
According to reports, he went to his local’s emergency department complaining of pains while urinating before telling surgeons at Subaya’s Dr. Soetmo General-Academic Hospital about the wire.
Doctors wrote in the journal Radiology Case Reports that the wire was ‘lodged in the bladder.’
The wire, which was 30inch long and 3mm wide, was coiled but, luckily for the man, had not attached to his bladder wall.
If the wire had lodged, urologists said it could’ve caused a hole that required surgery to repair.
Surgeons managed to pull the wire out using forceps.
The man had to stay in the hospital overnight to check if he required further treatment. He was then discharged the following day.
Dr. Rich Viney, a consultant urologist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital n Birmingham, said to Mail Online: “Mysteriously, we’ve seen a lot more of these kinds of problems during lockdown.
“This is, of course, high risk behavior, often resulting in infections, bleeding and stricture formation (a narrowing of the urethra restricting the flow of urine). Definitely not something we’d recommend.”
Giulio Garaffa, an andrologist at International Andrology London, also said: “Overall, I feel that this patient has been quite lucky not to have any consequences, as I would have not been surprised if he had caused trauma of the urethra while inserting such a long and pointy instrument.
“I can see in the follow up of this patient from a urological point of view has been short and it is possible that he might have developed scarring at some level of the lower urinary tract at a later stage, as scarring and contracture can take time before they become obvious and the symptoms might appear at a later stage.”
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