Experts warn that this Tiktok viral trend could leave you with “pain of pain”

Experts warn against a dangerous viral tendency of Tiktok, warning that it could result in life or permanent disability pain.

One of the last viral Tiktok The challenges, which circulate in February 2025, have Users drop home articles on their feet To test your pain tolerance and qualify the experience of 10.

Thousands of videos show the participants who drop increasingly heavy objects, such as air fryers, vacuum cleaners, glass jugs, weights and even wooden tables, on their feet. These clips often accumulate millions of views.

A Tiktoker, Luke Pilling, has accumulated follow -up through its pain related to pain. In a video, it is seen that Pilling jumped through his room in agony after dropping a candlestick, a pan, a dart table, a fryer and a computer monitor.

To grow his audience, he has continued to exceed the limits, even Publish a video With four million views in which objects against their pimples crush and share an image of the resulting bruises.

Tiktok’s “worrying” trend will cause injuries

Medical professionals are playing alarm on the possible consequences of this trend. Dr. Benjamin Bullen, professor of Podiatric Medicine at the University of Galway, expressed a serious concern for the risks.

“I find the viral tendency #DroppchingsonMyfeet Tiktok worrying and strongly encourages readers not to participate in this risky challenge.” He told Pa. “This trend, encouraging participants to fall acute domestic objects and increasingly heavy on their feet, it is very likely to result in feet injuries.

“Tiktok is particularly popular among young people, who can be prepared for a lifetime of pain and disability, if they significantly damage the nerves, bones and joints of their feet.”

Although Tiktok has not added warnings to most of these videos, the platform implements security equipment to detect hashtags associated with harmful trends and eliminate content that promotes dangerous behavior in the violation of their community guidelines.

This is only the last trend that experts have marked red after a food security defender warned against a Viral Challenge Tiramisu Tiktok.