Woman Injured by Butt Plug During MRI

A 23-year-old woman suffered severe injuries during an MRI scan after inadvertently leaving a sex toy, which she believed was entirely made of silicone, inside her body. The toy contained a metallic core that reacted violently to the MRI's strong magnetic field, causing it to be forcefully pulled through her body, resulting in significant internal injuries and intense pain. Despite standard procedures requiring patients to disclose any metal objects, the woman either forgot or did not mention the presence of the butt plug. Medical staff responded promptly, transporting her to the hospital for further evaluation. This incident highlights the critical importance of disclosing all items before an MRI scan, as metals can cause dangerous reactions in the machine. The case has sparked discussions on safety protocols and the risks associated with certain personal items during medical imaging.