A 10-year- the old woman was left with agonizing burns after trying a TikTok trend.
schoolgirl, who was left need surgery for wound, spent the night with a friend house when they decided to try the trend that was circulating on in social media Platform. As part of trend, participants spray deodorant on hand until it is ice cold.
While the girl’s friend only sprayed with a can for few seconds girl left it on for approximately 10 seconds. Her mom is talking now out after description how her child endured a lot of pain.
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Talking to the Mirror, mom said “10 seconds of stupidity left her with two years of pain.” At first, the girl tried treat her burn and pain in home in Hertfordshire before heading to the hospital the next day.
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The doctor sent the girl for plastic surgery team who said it could take 18 months to two years for wound heal completely, noting that the girl can need plastic surgery. Mother-ofthree said: “They were just sit back with deodorant maybe.
“I couldn’t believe it when I saw her hands, I didn’t know laugh or cry. She basically gave herself frostbite. Her friend did it first but no for until then, and then she let him go.
“It was such a shock because usually she’s such a sensible little girl, she never in trouble, she is not one you need to tell off all time. She is just was a miss of common meaning.”
She is added: “Since then she has been very quiet, she has been in a lot of of pain but went straight back to school.” warning to another parents she is added: “Just remind them not to take part in idiotic tendencies like those 10 seconds ruined her next some years.”
A spokesperson for TikTok said, “We care deeply about safety and well-being of our community.
We are actively removing content which depicts dangerous challenges and tell me people who Search for is to visit our Security Center where they can find the application manual for attraction with en online challenge, developed with leading youth safety experts.”
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