Anal plug while in MRI

Found this while browsing/ Gotta wonder if true, but if so ... wow ...

https://americasbestpics.com/picture/dread-pirate-bradius-2-bradiuszero-never-wear-a-butt-plug-uF88zaUUA

That is good to know. I wonder how that is going to turn out.

Wow, I know that plug, use it nearly everyday. Yes it has a metal core and heavy balls inside. Pretty sure is the “snug plug” from b vibe. One of the best plugs I have. Apparently not mri proof. Feel bad for the poor guy.

I'd like to hear a MRI techs read on this. My gut feeling is this is bogus. My (non-medical) understandng is an MRI can cause slight movements of metallic objects (like shrapnel, aneurism clips, metallic implants etc) or heat them up and/or distort the imagery - but moving a buttplug with some metallic deposit in the silicone like a "Anal Rail Gun" up the colon???

I'll reserve my Pinocchio rating for the time being til I see more informed responses!!!

I'll reserve my Pinocchio rating for the time being til I see more informed responses!!!

My son mailed me this, under the general heading of 'Candidate for a Darwin Award'.

I too found it a bit hard to believe, especially the part where a patient wears an anal plug to a MRI. That has got to fall under being 'weirder than most zity members' ... ha ha.

Still, I am curious what others find out about this.

I got a bad neck laceration an inch deep and 3/4 of an inch from my carotid artery. I had my glass avatar plug in at the time. I had forgotten about it until I got in the car with my brother. He was taking me to the ER. With all the blood, I seriously had forgotten about it. So I’m laying there in the ER bed and the doctor was cleaning me up and she says that they’re going to do a CT scan! I was freaking out! They did it and thankfully they only went down to my chest! Close call for embarrassment!

I got a bad neck laceration an inch deep and 3/4 of an inch from my carotid artery. I had my glass avatar plug in at the time. I had forgotten about it until I got in the car with my brother. He was taking me to the ER.

Had to think of this typical parent's admonishment: always wear clean underwear so you won't be embarrassed if you get into an accident and end up in the hospital.

I imagine an anal plug would be yet a whole other level of embarrassment altogether.

As most know, any kind of anal play is VERY new to me. But I have often wondered when I read about members wearing a plug whilst shopping, walking down the street or even driving, what on earth would happen in an emergency.

Like @agracier said, "wear clean underwear in case you get run over by a bus" comes to mind.

Not really the same thing, but i have once driven to shop for milk or something with a lump of saddle soap up my bum, hate to think what could have happened if an accident occurred or something........could have been an o shit moment !

MRI magnetic fields can be powerful - usually .5-3.0 Tesla, with some academic machines going up to 7 Tesla. Here's a youtube demo on the forces involved (the video is impressive) with a 4T MRI machine. What I find questionable about the buttplug article is that if someone is dumb enough to PURPOSELY wear a buttplug to an MRI (where it would most likely be discovered), he is probably too dumb to check that the material is silicon and shouldn't be effected (as he claimed).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BBx8BwLhqg

P.S. If I were to get run over by a bus - I doubt my underwear would be clean and it would be the least of my worries!!! 😄

NOT saying an MRI would/could not do that, but the image is poppycock photoshop.

• Magnetic pull could force the plug that high, but the imaging sequence would not "see" it there, especially the entire toy.

• The techs would shut down/turn off the machine as soon as they heard the patient scream in extreme pain and before the entire torso was imaged.

• Judging from position, patient would most likely bleed out and not have the opportunity to contact an attorney.

The link now leads to an error code 404, Not Found, but based on previous replies, I think I understand what the person claims happened. I'm not at all sure I believe it, though.

I do believe this article, since I lived in the city where it happened and it was all over the news: An off-duty police officer carrying his weapon went for an MRI, where there was a miscommunication about what he was supposed to do with the gun...

https://www.ajronline.org/doi/10.2214/ajr.178.5.1781092

Last time I was in for a MRI (wow, that makes it seem like I'm injuring myself all the time. I'm really not) they went all over me with a wand metal detector before we even entered the room.

An interesting story for sure but In my experience MRI scans are only carried out for serious medical conditions or suspected ones to the point where any patient would be far too concerned about the outcome to even consider messing about with a sex toy at the time?

An interesting story for sure but In my experience MRI scans are only carried out for serious medical conditions or suspected ones to the point where any patient would be far too concerned about the outcome to even consider messing about with a sex toy at the time?

MRIs are used to diagnosis serious conditions, but they are also used for soft tissue injuries, possible ligament damage, suspected joint damage. Still, it would be stupid to wear a plug to any diagnostic test - if indeed the story is really true, which I doubt.

A nurse was injured this February when an MRI machine sucked in a table, pinning her between the table and the machine. Several safety protocols were not followed

https://www.foxnews.com/us/mri-machine-traps-nurse-freak-accident