Extreme cervix video

Just…look at this. I would pass out. Looks incredibly painful - and incredibly hot. Anyone knows if this is a legit medical tool/procedure? Other videos of this user are worth a watch as well.

https://www.xvideos.com/video65694085/endocervical_speculum

Would you attempt this?

The crazy masochist I am, performed by a “playful” medical professional or by someone with reliable experience and reputation in the community, yes. Trying for sure, safe word ready.

If you were watching this live on a monitor as it was going on, it would add to the experience.

Just…look at this. I would pass out. Looks incredibly painful - and incredibly hot. Anyone knows if this is a legit medical tool/procedure? Other videos of this user are worth a watch as well.

https://www.xvideos.com/video65694085/endocervical_speculum

It's a real tool called an endocervical speculum. It is used to visualize and sometimes sample the endocervix, such as during a colposcopy, if there is suspicion of lesions in the endocervical canal, for instance.

The Bakes dilator in the next video is also real, but it's generally used in the common bile duct, not the uterine cervix.

I'm much more interested in the glass speculum. It is sort of in the style of a Fergusson speculum, but not exactly. I'm not sure that anyone makes Fregussons any more.

The use of Kogan's endocervical speculum is a great classic in gynecology

No it is not intended for gastroscopy but indeed to scrape the lips of the cervix

Most consultations are for the prevention of cervical cancer. When taking a smear, one must clearly see the junction zone between the endocervical tissue and the external vaginal tissue. It is therefore often useful to use a speculum of this type to clearly show this area.

Personally, in case of colposcopy I often consider it essential.

The installation can generate some cramps, without real pain, less than for the insertion of an IUD

I really wish to experience this. I can take pain and discomfort very well. I suppose the vagina has to open fairly wide to have proper access to the cervix - which type of speculum you wonderful experts suggest to use?

RN here. Stay out of the cervix. Too much danger of bacterial contamination.

No way. Stay away from the cervix, infection, bleeding, sepsis

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I have always refused to do this. The risks are significant. There's the risk of infection, of tissue damage, and if you enter the uterine cavity, of penetrating the uterus, which brings life threatening issues. I recommend against it, in the strongest terms possible. You can potentially cause irretrivable harm.

Even though the link no longer works, I will chime in on the subject. DO NOT MESS WITH THE CERVIX OR UTERUS!!! You risk infertility, a visit to the ER or DEATH! Only a trained OB/GYN MD should be doing anything involving these!!! (I suggest seeing an EXPERIENCED doctor.)