An Australian adult entertainer, Alicia Davis, has opened up about a medical emergency that landed her in hospital after a sex toy became lodged inside her body—an incident doctors say is more common than many realise.
What happened
The 33-year-old said the incident occurred during a first date when a sex toy she was using suddenly became stuck and could not be removed. After unsuccessful attempts to retrieve it herself, she sought medical help.
Doctors confirmed the situation with an X-ray, and she ultimately required a hospital procedure to remove the object after a two-day ordeal.
“More common than people think”
Hospital staff reportedly told Davis that cases like hers are routine, with similar incidents occurring frequently—sometimes involving far more unusual objects.
The story has gained traction online, partly due to its shock factor, but also because it highlights a broader medical reality often not openly discussed.
Safety warnings
Experts used the incident to stress the importance of safe practices, advising people to:
- Only use items designed for sexual use
- Ensure products have safety features (such as flared bases)
- Avoid inserting objects not intended for the body
The article also linked the issue to viral social media trends that jokingly reference inserting objects, prompting warnings from professionals about real-world risks.
Aftermath and reaction
Davis later shared her experience online, where it went viral and drew mixed reactions—some humorous, others critical, particularly due to stigma around her profession.
She said the experience left her more cautious but without lasting physical harm.
