[Faline]

A 23-year-old single male presented with a self-inserted Deodorant Aerosol canister in his rectum. After many attempt of self removal he was presented to the ER department at Riyadh Care Hospital complaining of lower abdominal pain. On examination he looked well both physically and psychologically. Vital signs were normal and abdominal examination showed no signs of localized or generalized peritonitis. A pelvic x-ray film showed the object (Deodorant Aerosol canister) in the rectum above the sacral curve. It was removed bimanually under general anesthesia. The patient was discharged on the second day.

[kingaero2]

I don't even understand how people manage to get these things in their asses.

[NEVERBACKZ]

[Kim]

Maybe he was misled by the label stating that it's "for men".

[Viking64]

Cheers to the radiologist for getting my "good side".

[shii]

Originally Posted by kingaero2 ↗

I don't even understand how people manage to get these things in their asses.

exactly.

[collaredgirl65]

[Sharon]

Once inserted, the contraction of the anus is so strong, it swallows objects and it's impossible to self-retrieve.

[Faline]

Originally Posted by Sharon. ↗

Once inserted, the contraction of the anus is so strong, it swallows objects and it's impossible to self-retrieve.

Speaking from experience eh?

[Viking64]