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Six-month stomach ache solved with surgical removal of the four-inch pen
Woman doesn't remember swallowing pen

Pen in tummy
By Rick Couri
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Doctors were stumped by the woman’s stomach ache for more than six months.
It led the patient to other problems, including depression before an endoscopy x-ray turned up the ink pen.
Doctors in Taipei, Taiwan quickly removed the four-inch writing instrument and resolved the problem.
Physicians say if not found, the badly corroded pen could have caused much greater damage, maybe even death.
The 20-year-old claims she doesn’t have any memory of swallowing a pen.
However, she admitted she had a lot to drink after taking test, and it might have happened then.

