[PHOTOS] The Strangest Objects Ever To Be Extracted From Human Rectums

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16-11-2014 | 03:00
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[PHOTOS] The Strangest Objects Ever To Be Extracted From Human Rectums
Doctors have sworn to help patients no matter how odd the circumstances.

But from the downright hazardous, to eye watering situations their oath is stretched to the limit! Here are the weirdest, strangest cases doctors have ever treated down south, if you know what we mean.

Without further ado, here are the most bizarre objects (on record) ever to be extracted from patients’ rectum. Just goes to show how bizarre our world can be!

Deodorant aerosol canister:
Removed bimanually from a 23-year-old single male patient’s rectum after self-insertion. The man arrived at Riyadh Care Hospital in Saudi Arabia complaining of lower abdominal pain, according to a case report published in The Internet Journal of Surgery.



Empty Glass Bottle
A 72-year-old male farmer entered the University of Mississippi Medical Center for the first time with the complaint of “bottle in my rectum.” This takes the expression "bottoms up" to a whole new level!


Vibrator and tongs:
A man who got a vibrator stuck in his butt tried to extract it himself using tongs... It's safe to say he did not succeed.


Keys:
Everyone loses their keys every once in a while, but checking your butt for that ever elusive item is surely not on everyone's check list!


Cell-phone:
It must have taken this patient a while to realize where all that ringing was coming from!


Gun:
Taking the right to a concealed carry to a new dimension. Definitely eye-watering material.


Cassette tape:
Although no longer popular, we definitely do not recommend cassette tapes be used for this!


Light bulb:
It seems there really was a light at the end of the tunnel for this patient!
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