Has anyone ever got anal infection from using food and vegetable?

I heard that if you put food or fruit in anal, there is a high chance that your anal will get infected and the worst case is surgery. Is that true?

I've not heard of such a thing nor have I seen it. Not even sure it makes sense but what does make sense is that some foods might act as irritants and set up an unpleasant reaction. Just guessing tho.

I wouldn't call it an infection, but, a few weeks after some vigorous Figging, and other veggie insertions into her rectum, my GF had some very bad anal bleeding and cramps. After going to the toilet, she strained alot, and pushed out something that she told me felt very sharp and painful.

When she looked down into the bowl, she saw an approximately one foot long, gnarled branch/twig that looked up at her and shouted " I AM GROOT!!"

Used all kinds of home grown veggies and fruit - carrots, zucchinis, aubergines, cucumbers, tomatoes, apples, peaches, plums, grapes and probably some other I don't remember right now. The keyword here is homegrown - I know there's no chemicals on them, 100% bio pristine. I indulged myself also with some bought aubergines when found myself alone in a hotel room without my toys, but soaked them in baking soda solution and took great care to wash them thoroughly before use.

Never got an infection from any of these. I don't use carrots any more, as they're rough (even if peeled with a tomato peeler) and can lead to (light) bleeding. I'm afraid of using bigger apples, the small ones do not much for me, so skipping those, too. If I want to play with bigger tomatoes, they need to be of the right firmness - almost ripe completely so they can be inserted without being squished completely, but soft enough so they can become soft in a short time if it got lost inside and not being able to push it out - although it never happened. So this is something I tried but don't have desire to repeat. Also bigger things lost inside can lead to cutoff of blood supply to parts of your colon and leave you with a colostomy bag. So there's bigger chance of getting some fruit/veggie lost inside (with possible complications, although I read a few posts from a guy - long time ago so don't remember where anymore - that inserted various veggies inside after a through enema and kept them inside until they got mushy/rot and he claimed he had no ill effects) than of getting an infection. But as with anything anal - be sensible.

Not a professional here but it seems odd unless the items are not washed thoroughly. Growers use a ton of chemicals and fertilizers these days.

I’d guess the risk of infection or needing surgery would be if you cut or punctured your colon internally during the insertion - low probability though if you’re careful

Likewise, not a medical expert.