Numb plug

Has anyone else come across this. My favorite butt plug is the Tantus TeX R1, it gives a lovely stretch and full feeling. However if I keep it in for a long period it sometimes makes my penis go numb. When removed every goes back to normal, it mainly happens if I'm sitting with the plug in.

. . . . My favorite butt plug is the Tantus TeX R1, it gives a lovely stretch and full feeling. However if I keep it in for a long period it sometimes makes my penis go numb. When removed every goes back to normal, it mainly happens if I'm sitting with the plug in.

This is the same problem that affects some to many bicyclists.

Your plug is putting pressure on arteries and nerves that serve the area.

Google search "cyclists penis"

Here is one result -- https://www.onhealth.com/content/1/groin_numbness_and_bike_riding

The same problem affects women where the vagina (and clitoris) gets numb from putting pressure on those blood vessels and nerves.

I'll just second what Susie had posted about cyclist penis. I've had it a few times when long distance biking in my twenties after half an hour to an hour. My entire penis and perineum were absolutely numb to the point that it felt like I didn't have one. Fortunately I recovered quickly and could ride again with some seat adjustments. I ultimately bought a different seat with essentially a cut out section right under my perineum which solved the problem. Fortunately, I had no permanent damage. I've never had any similar problem with anal plugs, but I'm not surprised to hear it.

Eric