When sex goes very, very wrong

 
IF you thought the TV show Embarrassing Bodies was bad, wait until you see Sex Sent Me to the ER detailing couples embarrassing sexual antics.
Sex Sent Me to the ER, a second series of four episodes to premiere on the TV network TLC, will reveal the real life horror stories from between the sheets or, as is often the case, elsewhere that end up in a visit to a hospital.
International Business Times reported that production company GRB Entertainment wanted to make the show to see how couples cope when things don’t go to plan.

“The show is retold by emergency room physicians and the actual couples who, in the heat of the moment, got themselves into a fix and needed a doctor to fix it,” the network explained.
So how bad are some of these stories?
In the first episode viewers meet Gregg, a 24-year-old virgin whose girlfriend, Jen, wanted to take their relationship to the next level. However Gregg who weighs 199.6kg (440 pounds) didn’t quite realise his strength.
Their first time resulted in Gregg accidentally sending his girlfriend’s head through the wall.

“My initial reaction was, ‘I killed her,’” Gregg told the New York Post. “’This is my first time. And Jen is dead.’”
Fortunately for Jen she lived to tell the tale managing to pull her head out of the wall. But a trip to the ER revealed she has concussion.
Other stories include a guitarist and singer who collapsed after a “wall-shaking” romp, a man with a broken penis and a “complicated situation,” and an orgasm that went on and on … for two hours.
There’s also the couple who falls into a grave while copulating in a cemetery to a duo that gets bitten by a giant centipede during the deed.
The four-part series will premiere on TLC on Saturday, December 28, at 10pm. Encore presentations can be caught on Discovery Fit & Health on Fridays at 10pm starting January 3.