TikTok trend where tiny magnets are used for fake tongue piercings causes rise in hospital admissions
"I'm in a nightmare. This TikTok craze could/would have killed him if left any longer. Please talk to your children and tell them how DANGEROUS THESE ARE," she wrote on Facebook.
Her mother, Faye Elizabeth from Rainhill, said her daughter swallowed 15 of the magnetic beads, according to the Liverpool Echo.Once ingested, they can become forced together in the intestines or bowels, squeezing the tissue and cutting off the blood supply. Professor Simon Kenny, paediatric surgeon and national clinical director for children and young people at NHS England, has called for the magnets to be banned.
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