How can you pull out a light bulb after it's been stuffed in your mouth? After the light bulb is inserted into the mouth, it can only be pulled out when it is sugared. The degree to which the lower jaw can be opened may be a little smaller, and then one will also be afraid to bite the bulb, so it is more difficult to take out. Once which is not afraid of death to try light bulb size, light bulb shape lollipop, stuck in the mouth for half a day, finally the sugar melted partly before taking out. The tongue will push upward and the mouth will contract inward. The light bulb that is put in will expand the mouth and compress the tongue, making it impossible to open the mouth as far as possible. So while it's fine to put the bulb in the mouth intact, it's impossible to take it out intact.
The saying "If you swallow it, you can't get it out" is true. The story of seeking medical treatment because of swallowing a light bulb has been widely circulated on the Internet in recent years, and even appeared in some movies and TV shows, which makes people laugh and cry, but is it true that a light bulb can't be taken out as long as it's put in the mouth? Why is this? And on the road by the cab driver ridiculed, and finally took the light bulb out to see the cab driver containing the light bulb to the hospital to take the story. Since this forum is a forum for screwing around and teasing, I think this post is more funny than it is true.
Structurally speaking in the human mouth, the rotational center that opens the mandible downward is in the back of the mouth. The deeper the bulb is put in, the more the angle of the upper and lower jaws should logically be held up without the retreat of the bulb being cut off. Often people have had bulbs inserted that they could not get out and have turned to doctors, who have often given advice not to try, but such cases have often abetted, and there have always been unbelieving naive people who have had to prove themselves, and have made themselves the strongest evidence of this fact.
The result was predictable, and it didn't come out. After a long time of "self-effort" and edema in the mouth, the "patient" came to the emergency department of the hospital. Finally, the doctor used a small area to crack the bulb method, the bulb out of his mouth. And successfully removed, then there is a video now can not see ...... someone questioned him whether the bulb is small, he also made an explanation, and then big can not be stuffed into the 100w bulb is able to plug in the largest.