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Lucky to be alive: Doctors remove 2-foot mobile phone charging cable from man's urinary bladder
- A man in India walked into a hospital and told the doctors he had swallowed a mobile phone charging cable - Doctors examined his stomach and operated on him but did not find the cable and instead located it in the urinary bladder - It was removed and the patient is currently recovering but according to the doctors the man inserted the cable to the bladder through the penile hole PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed Doctors at a hospital in India have been left in shock after removing a 2-foot mobile phone charging cable from a 30-year-old man's urinary bladder after operating on his stomach at first. 

 The patient whose mental stability has been put to a question had told the doctors that he had swallowed the cable through his mouth but the doctors found out the cable had entered the bladder through the penis. Coronavirus: This was what happened to me and how NCDC responded when I caught the virus - Nigerian Covid-19 survivor In a Facebook post by one of the surgeons who operated on the man, Wallie Islam, said the patient was complaining of stomach aches and reported that he had a history of accidentally ingesting headphones. 

 Lucky to be alive: Doctors remove 2-foot mobile phone charging cable from man's urinary bladder
The 2-foot cable was removed from the man's urinary bladder. Photo: Wallie Islam Source: Facebook "Surprises in Surgery! After 25 years of experience in surgery, I continue to be surprised and shocked by instances like this where my intellectual and surgical skills are challenged," Islam wrote in the post on Thursday, June 4. Islam said they examined the man's stool and conducted an endoscopy as well but couldn’t find the cable and when operated they did not find anything in his gastrointestinal tract. An x-ray examination on the man's body revealed the cable was in the urinary bladder. Photo: 

 Wallie Islam Source: Facebook "I operated upon him to find nothing in his gastrointestinal tract...but instead discovered a mobile phone charger cord in his urinary bladder ....all of you must have guessed the entry point and route ( it entered through his penile urethra to his urinary bladder) Read more:

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