Foreign bodies in the urogenital tract are a frequent occurrence and there is a colorful oeuvre of objects that can be found: pencils, hairpins, thermometers, tubes, improvised sexual aids. It is not unusual to find them even in patients with a psychiatric diagnosis. One of the reasons for finding a foreign body is the introduction of the object by the patient himself. The patient himself can insert the object as a joke, out of curiosity or during masturbation. In rare cases, foreign bodies are found in the bladder during criminal abortions (currently this phenomenon is rare). A foreign body can end up in the urogenital tract due to medical errors. Due to a medical error, balls of gauze or fragments of a ligature remain in the cavity, less often fragments of surgical instruments. In the case of gunshot wounds, the bladder may contain fragments of the projectile itself, as well as particles of clothing or pieces of bone. Migration of fragments from surrounding organs is also possible. From the adjacent organs of the small pelvis, foreign bodies have the ability to migrate with purulent-necrotic phenomena. Health care for such patients often includes quick preparation for surgery, and every surgery carries a certain risk of infection and complications in particular. Therefore, it is important to establish a quality relationship between patient and nurse in a short period of time, on which the foundations will be built for further education about health complications caused by foreign bodies in the urogenital tract, which is necessary for these patients.