Bladder control with catheter

Hi!

I would like to ask the long term (more than a week) catheter users who uses a valve or plug. No bags.

How long are the periods between two releases?

How much do you void average?

You have also bladder spasms as it getting filled?

Thanks!

Foley

Mistress would cath me and then put a clamp on the end. I am not certain what gave me the spasms, but she enjoyed watching be being brought to my knees suddenly when they hit. I always believed the spasms were created by the weight of the urine pressing the inflated catheter balloon, inside me, to press down on my prostate. All I know is they spasms were intense and wonderful.

She would make me go about 2 hrs before letting me void my bladder. Of course I was made to drink plenty of fluid so the scene would repeat itself quickly. I remember the satisfied smile on her face.

People make about 100ml of pee per hour and the typical adult bladder normally starts to feel full at about 300ml, so normally people pee about 8 times a day. Of course, there is wide variation. If you ignore the urge it tends to go away and people can often wait up tent.o roughly 6 hours before things start to get very urgent. After that it can become a medical problem.

Isn't there risk that urine can back up into the kidneys if the bladder overfills and the normal path through the urethra is blocked or not working?

With vesicoureteral reflux, urine flows backward from the bladder, up the ureter to the kidney. It may happen in one or both ureters. When the "flap valve" doesn’t work - or for some other reason - and lets urine flow backward, bacteria from the bladder can enter the kidney. This may cause a kidney infection that can cause kidney damage.

https://www.urologyhealth.org/urology-a-z/v/vesicoureteral-reflux-(vur)

Isn't there risk that urine can back up into the kidneys if the bladder overfills and the normal path through the urethra is blocked or not working?

According to this google search

https://www.quora.com/Can-urine-go-back-into-the-kidneys?share=1

Yes, urine can back up into the kidneys.

I dont want to hold more in my bladder ,than I could without a catheter. So ,no backup warning.

Lot of active catheter users dont use leg bags. They're using a valve to pee if they feel the urge.