Doctors Surgically Remove 8-Inch Deodorant Can From 30-Year-Old Man's Rectum

An Iranian man required medical intervention to remove a deodorant tube he had inserted into his rectum.?The 30-year-old individual sought medical assistance approximately two hours after the insertion, experiencing severe stomach pains.

Doctors who treated him shared his case in a medical journal, where it was revealed that he had previously inserted an unidentified object into his rectum without complications.

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The examination of the man's anus did not show any signs of trauma, bleeding, or cuts. Still, medical professionals could not locate any part of the canister, according to the Visual Journal of Emergency Medicine.

Due to the man's extreme pain, a rectal examination was not feasible, and an X-ray was used to determine the location of the can.

He was then taken to the operating theater at the Tehran University of Medical Sciences emergency department, where surgeons made an incision in his abdomen and successfully removed the canister on the same day.

Following the procedure, the man spent an additional day in the hospital and received a psychiatric evaluation before being discharged.

The act of inserting objects into the rectum, known as anal play, is often associated with sexual pleasure due to the high number of nerves in the anus. It can stimulate the prostate for men, while for women, it can indirectly stimulate parts of the vagina.

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However, the anal play carries various risks, including objects getting stuck and potential bowel perforation, which can lead to life-threatening infections if digestive tract material spills into other body parts.

The NHS advises individuals to engage in anal play safely by using objects with a flared base to prevent them from getting lost.

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The medical journal study noted that the most common foreign bodies found in rectums are sexual devices, followed by glass bottles, foods, vegetables (such as cucumbers), and wooden objects.

In a bizarre case, a man in the Czech Republic died after inserting a ping pong ball into his rectum and accidentally electrocuting himself during a self-pleasuring session.

Experts have long cautioned about the dangers of foreign bodies perforating the bowel, which can lead to severe infections.

Dr. Zubair Malik from the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University recommends that a skilled surgeon or gastroenterologist should do the removal of rectal foreign bodies due to the high risks involved.'

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