A teenager needed a cork pulled out of her vagina after it had left her incontinent.

The 19-year-old, from Serbia, sought help after suddenly finding herself not able to control her bladder. 

She confessed to medics that she had shoved the cork, apparently from a bottle of hairspray, in three-and-half-years ago during 'a state of impaired judgement' while having sex.

But the woman, who wasn't named, was so scared of medics' reactions she did not seek help out of 'shame and femdomfetishporn.com fear of judgement'.

The woman, of Belgrade, also tried removing the cork herself but was unsuccessful.

The 19-year-old from Belgrade, Serbia, confessed to medics she had shoved the cork from a bottle of hairspray in during sex 'in a state of impaired judgement'. But she was so scared of medics' reactions she did not seek medical help out of 'shame and fear of judgement'

A 2021 study by The Royal College of Surgeons of England, found the incidence of objects having to be removed from rectums by the NHS is on the rise.

Cases were growing particularly quickly among men

Writing in the , medics said the woman was still experiencing regular periods.

Upon examination, doctors found swollen tissue around the cork lodged inside her vagina.

The date of the incident was not revealed in the case report by medics at University Hospital Center Dr Dragiša Mišović in Belgrade.

The cork was extracted using standard gynecological tools.