Cervical dilation

That is actually irrelevant. There are still play docs and play patients who bring this up and talk about actively doing this or seriously contemplating it.....

@Andie, some people just don't get the message.

Just don't do it! If you really must experience this speak to your Gyn.

Not that it is needed, but let me quote what another experienced gynecologist who used to post on this board had to say about this:

"This was the MOST CRAZY idea I've never heard....Seriously, I can hardly believe that someone, specially a doctor, should even think about it !

I'm not going to repeat what has been previously and very well said, but, as a Gynecologist, all I can say, as an advice, is:

DON'T FUCK WITH THE UTERUS ! ! !"

I as a professional have seen sever sepsis and hemorrhage ( both life threatening) from this procedures during my career. On one occasion they had to performed a hysterectomy ( removal or the uterus) to stem the flow of blood from a perforation in order to save the woman's life.

As Andie highlighted women do experience a vasovagal response do you even know what that is and when it can occur. A vasovagal response involves the rapid decrease in blood pressure ( severe hypotention) usually accompanied with a decrease in the heart rate ( bradycardia), and can occur when the cervix is manipulation or on entry of the sound into the cervix.

After reading this, my ob/gyn is going to have to work even harder to get me to have the gyn procedures he wants to do!

And no, I have no desire to try this in play. For those who do, some things are better left to fantasy and never acted on.

After reading this, my ob/gyn is going to have to work even harder to get me to have the gyn procedures he wants to do!

And no, I have no desire to try this in play. For those who do, some things are better left to fantasy and never acted on.

You shouldn't have a problem with e REAL obgyn.

The play docs are the dangerous ones.

Yeah in the world of play exams this is certainly something I will stay away from.

When the threads to wifes IUD went for a wander had to be dilated and a little rumage about to extract it and that was far from a fun activity for her by all accounts.

You shouldn't have a problem with e REAL obgyn.

Well, he did talk me into agreeing to it.