US Government Reveals The Most Alarming Items People Got Stuck Up Their Butts Last Year In Shocking Report

You might never have stopped to wonder what people have managed to get stuck up their butts over the past year, and that is probably for the best, but someone still went ahead and compiled a list anyway.

As uncomfortable as it sounds, people regularly find themselves in situations that take a turn for the worse and end with a trip to the emergency room.

Getting foreign objects stuck in the rectum happens more often than many people would expect. According to the American Journal of Emergency Medicine, there were nearly 40,000 emergency department visits in the US between 2012 and 2021 related to objects lodged in the rectum.

The average age of patients involved in these cases was 43 years old, and 77.8 percent of them were male.

With the holiday season approaching, anal surgeon Dr. Evan Goldstein from Bespoke Surgical issued a specific warning about the dangers of using Christmas ornaments in this way.

He explained: “Most ornaments and decorations are flimsy, uneven, and built with seams, caps, hooks, or jagged edges. Many can easily crack or shatter under the pressure of the sphincter muscles.”

A surgeon warned about putting Christmas ornaments in uncompromising placesGetty Stock
“The rectum can pull objects upward, and without a flared base, you run a real risk of it getting sucked up into your rectum, which can sometimes require surgical removal. Christmas ornaments are uniquely risky because they combine multiple bad features at once: thin glass and brittle plastics, hooks, caps, wires, seams, and no flared base.”

Despite these warnings, Christmas ornaments did not actually appear on the list of objects found lodged in people’s rectums in the US over the past year, according to data released by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Based on reporting from Defector, some of the items officially recorded as having been found in people’s rectums included the following:

The information was taken from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission’s databasePavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images
 

While many of these cases did not come with an explanation, some reports did include reasons for how the objects ended up there.

 

Dog chew toys made it onto the listAnna Blazhuk/Getty stock photo

In one case, a person reportedly inserted a shampoo bottle simply because they were feeling bored.

Another patient admitted they put a baseball where it did not belong just to see what it felt like. In a separate incident, someone ended up with pliers stuck in their body while trying to retrieve a seven-inch dildo that had gone in too far.

The data also included reports of objects that people managed to get stuck in their penises, which raised just as many eyebrows.

Some of the items listed in those cases included:

In short, it is probably best to avoid putting objects anywhere they clearly do not belong.

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