A bizarre incident that happened in Australia has left everyone shocked, especially the social media users as they took to TikTok and started warning others about the hole in one challenge
For those who are unversed, let us tell you, the video-sharing platform TikTok users are warning one another against the supposed “Hole in One Challenge,” as they are urging others to not try it.
The social media platform TikTok is the home for new challenges and pranks which are not just questionable but sometimes they put individuals in rather dangerous situations.
One such incident happened when a TikTok user went on to join the recent trend Hole in One Challenge. However, the professionals who attended the teenager who had a foreign object inside him didn’t explain how it occurred.
Explained what is the Hole in One Challenge and is it dangerous as TikTok video goes viral
Meanwhile, the platform users have given it a name, to spread awareness and to educate other fellow users.
If you’re brainstorming why everyone at the TikTok is discussing Hole in One Challenge, let us tell you, the term first came into lime-light when a user who goes by the name @baldnewsnetwork mentioned it in one of its videos.
The background of the video shows us an article shared by the New York Post about a 14-year-old kid from Australia from whose intestines a golf ball was removed.
The story which was published by the outlet discusses that medical emergencies started by stating “Talk about a hole in one.”
After the video of the user went viral, everyone seemed to be telling others to not try the trend without even explaining what it exactly is.
One such user penned, “That exit is not for experimentation. Why is this even a thing?”
Although the report published in a medical journal has provided us with more details about the dangerous incident that happened with the teenager.
For those who are curious what exactly happened with the teenager, let us tell you, apparently, the family of an unnamed boy wasn’t keen on using more physical ways to remove the golf ball from him so they resorted to a non-surgical technique.
The medical report suggested that the boy was administered with “volume laxatives,” to provide the golf ball a successful passage to come out.
However, prior to that, the doctor tried to retrieve the ball with endoscopy under the administration of local anesthesia but that method failed.
Let us remind you not to be a part of any dangerous trend or pranks else you want to visit a doctor!
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