Should i try a catheter?

I kind of want to try a catheter and they don't seem that bad to do. Ive done plenty of enemas and stuff like that i feel like i at least need to try it once tho.

I like to try anything at least once, and as i have prviously experimented with sounding myself, recently had a playdoc catheterise me, and although i found it slightly uncomfortable after a while it was not a problem, of course i had heard stories about removal being painful, but the doc told me, after deflating the baloon to "pee it out" and it came out no pain at all,

i didn't find it exciting as an experience, and probably won't repeat it by choice, but i'm glad i let the doc do it,

so give it a go you might just like it,

Catheters seamed like a natural progression from sounding to me. I started with some disposable intermittent use ones, and then progressed to a Foley.

I have taught me play partner how to insert one and now we both enjoy it.

Give it a go.

What size do you buy

Definitely give it a try. LOVE THEM.

Give it a shot you may like them like i do. I most generally have the catheter hooked to a leg bag when i use them on an occasion i might plug it off but if i do its not for very long at all. I like the feeling of the warm urine gently flowing down my leg into the collection bag.

Do not let anyone insert a catheter in you that isn't trained. I would not let a lay person do it, only a real life medical professional. Too much chance for infections etc.

I second bbw4doc's post!!! If you are not a trained medical professional, or playing with one, you're taking a big risk by inserting a catheter. Not only do you risk a UTI, but men also risk damage to their prostate. Find another medical procedure to dabble in! This one's a no-no!

Only if you have the knowledge and the necessary sterile supplies + technique, even then you can still get urinary tract infections.

The The use of catheters for sex games is certainly very pleasant but also has some risks. Catheterization must be performed very cleanly and carefully. Otherwise, a urethral or bladder infection may develop easily. There is also the risk of overstretching the urinary bladder sphincter and causing urinary incontinence. I have also already introduced catheters with CR32. I do not do that often. I prefer to use Hegar Dilators with 12,5 mm diameter, which are only 19cm long and do not go into the urinary bladder. It is enough if the dilator goes through the prostate. This is very pleasant and not as dangerous as catheders. Besides, I still have sterile urine to flush the urethra. So you should urinate after the session.

Only if you have the knowledge and the necessary sterile supplies + technique, even then you can still get urinary tract infections.

Exactly. I had a catheter in hospital and got a UTI. It's not something that should be done by an untrained person.

I did self-catheter with a Foley before I did I watched a lot of Utube stuff, some are training classes for nurses and medical types not hard to do just be very clean use good rubber gloves and lots of betadine and 91% Isopropyl Rubbing Alcohol. No pain meds you need to feel where it is and you will feel it enter the bladder may be some blood until your body gets use to it any pain STOP and see what you’re doing the Doctor gives a meds for over active bladder, hardest part for me was feeling like I need to P all the time but all these will pass in time. I clean my gloves with alcohol and use betadine on the body’s parts... Start out with a 14FR 5cc or 30cc some like to 30cc better they all work don't a lot at first get 2-3 of each see what you like.

in 3 years of doing this have had one UTI I also use a OTC flush during and after the catheter called AZO UH DEFENSE 24CT and take it a day after catheter is removed works great for me...Good luck let us know when and how great it feels ....

Not for me, I have a healthy huge prostate, 10 times heavyer as average for 73 years old man.

I’ve been using Foley catheters for about 2 yrs now, usually in conjunction with a series of enema not painful for me i use lots of lubricant both on the catheter and I always inject 3 cc into my penis

It feels weird going into the bladder like I really have to pee bad once it it just feels good

I do experience some discomfort upon removal but no big deal goes away in a few hrs

I even have done bladder irrigations. Most I ever filled it was to 220cc felt very very full especially while retaining an enema

Well some people are so negative about trying something new like a Foley catheter, It all takes time and learning about what is the safe way to prevent a UTI ,,My thought is,, I can get hit by a train tomorrow also if I do not learn how to get the hell of the way…Remember Life is Short enjoy it while you can..

I don't think anyone here is being negative. They are just saying be extra extra careful. I DID get hit by a train (totally serious) and if you can avoid that, I would advise that you do. One way to avoid it is to stay away from the fackin' tracks!! I'm all for experimentation, but I'm on the side of extreme caution.

There is a big difference between straight caths and Foleys. I have to use a straight cath 3-4 times a day for weak bladder muscles. Whenever I get a Foley, or a cystoscope I get swabbed with Betadyne gel, get Xylocaine gel injected into my urethra and am given an antibiotic tab. to take. I have been straight cathing for a year and haven't had a UTI yet, but I watch for burning, cloudy urine, or anything else unusual and call my urologist right away. I assume anything that stays inside for more than a few seconds can start a UTI.

I see nothing erotic about a catheter, but I'm sure lots of folks don't see anything erotic about squirting water up their behinds. To each their own!

In home cath is meant to be clean not sterile. it is more formal for a foley, Institional the hospital covering it’s collective ass

my wife who worked also in community asked at work if her ass was bigger because she was having paperwork to cover it

Curiosity was what got me after reading a few stories I’ve been doing it now for over a year with no issues read, ask and be careful you’ll be fine

In home cath is meant to be clean not sterile. it is more formal for a foley, Institional the hospital covering it’s collective ass

my wife who worked also in community asked at work if her ass was bigger because she was having paperwork to cover it

WRONG

WRONG

WRONG

That's a ticket to a UTI.