A teenage girl was rushed to hospital after a dangerous experiment involving inserting a pen into her private areas caused major injuries. Doctors acted fast with surgery, but warned of ongoing risks like infection and permanent damage.
The case has sparked calls for better education and open talks about health and body safety among teenagers. Many teens feel embarrassed to ask questions, resulting in secret risky behaviors.
Psychologists warn that social media and peer influences can push youth toward dangerous trends without showing the harm involved.
Experts recommend parents foster honest and supportive dialogues early, so teens know safe ways to explore and understand their bodies.
Doctors strongly advise never to put foreign objects that are not intended for medical use inside the body.
This incident is a sobering reminder of what happens without proper guidance and communication, and highlights the crucial role of adults to prevent such harm.
