A man was recently stuck in a situation that required a trip to the emergency room. “We could see, perfectly, a large object that was lodged in the large intestine,” Stevey Pope said, who is a registered nurse who works in an emergency room, on an upcoming episode of “Sex Sent Me to the E.R.” on TLC. “This is the first time I’ve encountered a running vibrator still inside somebody.”
The story is from a segment on “Sex Sent Me to the E.R.” which is airing Saturday on TLC. Stevey Pope, who lives in Fresno, California, says the patient came in to the hospital with his wife complaining of severe constipation, according to the Hufington Post. He was then X-rayed and examined by a doctor closely. Stevey Pope shares that it was a very sticky situation.
“That’s something that requires immediate attention,” registered nurse Stevey Pope said. “It could lead to internal bleeding [and] infection, and major abdominal surgery, colostomy bags and feeding tubes.”
The patient, according to Pope, did not want to admit right away how the vibrator became stuck inside. The Huffington Post has reported that, “The wife finally told us that they had been trying to be adventurous and they kind of used the vibrator,” he said. “Things got out of control and the vibrator got lost inside of him.”
Metro UK has reported that, the nurse said that if the vibrator had not been removed the man could have suffered a number of problems, including internal bleeding.
Sex Sent Me to the ER is a television series on the TLC network that premiered on December 28, 2013. The show has actors reenact real-life accidents that occurred during sex. A preview reported on by The New York Post included segments on a 440-pound man who put his 110-pound girlfriend’s head through a wall, a woman who suffered a two-hour orgasm and a man who broke his penis while having sex with his wife and his girlfriend.
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