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Annie Knight was admitted to the hospital after a challenge to include 583 men.
The 27 -year -old is suffering from endometriosis, causing serious problems for health.
He reported excessive bleeding and discomfort after the challenge.
Australia’s only star Annie Knight has been hospitalized after sleeping with 583 men in just six hours, stating that “the body was enough”. The 27 -year -old, who calls herself “the most sexually active woman of Australia”, has suffered excessive bleeding, it is believed that an endometriosis is a symptom of endometriosis, a disease that increases the tissue similar to the uterine lining, leading to severe pelvic pain and reproductive problems.
According to Ms. Night, she was detected in her mid -20s, which often leads to cramps, heavy bleeding, swelling and even inability to go to the bathroom. However, he was admitted a few days after a video was filmed with 583 men.
“I’m not very good, I am bleeding a lot since the challenge,” she told News.com.auJoin: “It was definitely a little raw and I got a small cut.”
“I got my period a day earlier with a big challenge, but I have an IUD fit, so bleeding was very light.”
Despite health concerns, Ms. Night took to her podcast to highlight the challenge and claimed that she broke the world record for the highest amounts of men asleep per hour.
“But technically I broke the world record because it was 97 people per hour, who I don’t think someone else has done such a big challenge,” he said.
This is not the first example that only one manufacturer has tried such stunts. Earlier this year, Boney Blue claimed that she allegedly slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours, crossing the previous world record organized by adult film star Lisa Sparks, who had sex with 919 men in a day.
“I think I just feel that I have a heavy day in the bedroom. I have a heavy day. I think it continued if it continued that how it happened for 3-4 hours, I would have struggled,” Ms. Blue struggled at that time.
The claim attracted significant backlash from both social media users and medical professionals, who expressed concern about potential health risks.