A doctor in southeastern China has removed 29 magnetic beads from a teenager’s bladder, three months after shoving them up his penis ‘out of curiosity.’
According to Chinese media reports, the ‘curious’ schoolboy, named Lin, 13-year-old, had dozens of magnetic balls removed from his penis by surgeons at Xi’an Children’s Hospital in China’s capital.
Remarkably, the teenager suffered intense abdominal pain for three months but was too embarrassed to talk to his parents about it.
After Lin was given an X-ray scan, the analysis revealed the magnetic beads had formed a tight cluster under his bladder.