Cpap mask

Is anyone into using CPAP masks to make the scene more medical/clinical? I am just purchasing one. I like the idea of feeling humiliated in it, having the doctor (male or female) strap it on me and then maybe start rectal temp, BP, listen to my many pulses and continue with thorough exam.

I have a CPAP mask I wear every night for sleep apnea, but have never used it for anything other than what it was intended for.

I have been on cpap for medical reasons for over six years and it does fit into my clinical lifestyle. My next step is to go from a basic mask that covers just my nose and mouth to one that covers my entire face

I have a nose and mouth CPAP mask and I imagine that I'm breathing gas to put me to sleep.

No, patient77, I use that CPAP just for what it was intended. Kinda hard for me to equate it with anything sexual. That's just me though.

I have a CPAP, but I don't find anything erotic about it. I use it only for the purpose for which it was prescribed. But hey, whatever floats your boat.

Dito: 1Doc1, Cedar, Curlyt66.

Patient77 a CPAP mask takes a bit of getting use to as its not a very comfortable when you first put it on and takes a bit of time to adjust to it as the airflow is at a High flow . That why I cannot see the fascination to use it in a play scenario as it was not designed too or intended for this purpose. Believe me when I tell you if you had to have it you would not find it very exciting. As 1Doc1, Cedar, Curlyt66 have said its to help prevent sleep apnea and its not really erotic.

In addition congestion, runny nose, sneezing, sinusitis, and nosebleeds as well as stomach bloating and discomfort can occur while using CPAP. The air pressure from CPAP makes some people feel like it's hard to exhale (breathe out) or like they're choking or suffocating. Its that stomach bloating which can result in you vomiting and aspirating which you really do not want as you could possible end up with a sever pneumonia. So you see their are risk associated with all medical procedures and therapies so " doing it for the idea of feeling humiliated" really does need some serious thought and consideration.

Lastly are you experienced enough with using medical devices like CPAP not to cause barotrauma to your lungs and more importantly be able to recognize the symptoms before causing permanent injury to your lungs.

I use one too. If anything it's, anti-erotic

Even my cat leaves my presence when I turn on the CPAP machine. It's not the noise just the foreign appearance which drives her away.

I have a CPAP system that I also use every night, and even sometimes while taking an afternoon nap. I did find it useful for one other purpose; however, only did it once. It seems that the standard size for CPAP hoses is exactly the same size as shower enema nozzles. I used that nozzle to fill myself up with an air enema. Didn't much care for it so I only did that once.

If you have a neck size of 19" or over, you are a likely candidate for sleep apnea. What a difference CPAP has made in my life.

Well Frank1 that was a very dangerous thing to do with your CPAP system. Air in the colon under pressure could have seriously resulted in a perforation and fecal peritonitis is a killer. Not to mention the bloating, muscle spasms, and upper abdominal discomfort you would experienced from trapped gas.

In addition when gas collects on the left side of the colon, the pain can be confused with heart disease. When it collects on the right side of the colon, the pain may feel like the pain associated with gallstones or appendicitis.

I use the CPAP machine nightly, and have been for several years. Using it gives me a good nights sleep almost every night. The new blower unit that recently arrived has a feedback system that increases air pressure as it is needed. Really neat! I have to concur with most of the other posts on this subject, it is not an erotic machine by any stretch of the imagination. It is also very "anti-erotic" as someone else has noted. Scary looking, in fact, but well worth the effort to learn to use it regularly.

When I'm admitted into the hospital, and my CPAP is set up for me and put on and I have a medical need for a Foley catheter and also incontinence protection, it really gives me that "feeling"

I have not used a CPAP, but had a friend who had to use one. All these replies conform what I have assumed about the device: that it's a wee bit too complicated to be using for the purpose the OP wants.

I'd maybe look at using a half mask cartridge respirator. Stanford actually does use them for immunosuppressed patients, so it's realistic. Also, a friend of mine with cystic fibrosis wore one.

Not sure this link works if you're not signed in, but here's a girl in such a mask, in a medical exam room.

https://fetlife.com/users/4946969/pictures/51578357

It’s just about the mask. Not attached to the machine. Not injuring myself. Breathing normally.

Ahh, OK. Not so much, in my case. I just feel like it's less real if such a mask (CPAP, O2, "black beauty", etc) isn't attached to anything, especially if there *is* a hose leading to...well...nowhere.

As far as the humiliation mentioned in the OP, I feel like, for a lot of people, protective masks (surgical masks, N95s, elastomerics) to a good job of that, especially if it's an image conscious younger woman. An elastomeric P100 respirator seems to be made of the same material as a CPAP mask, so I think that same embarrassment could be achieved by having the girl wear one in the exam, and at some point be told she needs to wear it in public due to some diagnosed immune system issue, or some such.

But I don't know. Been subject to a ton of real life medical intervention, but never had or done a med fetish procedure.

My husband was diagnosed with a sleep disorder, so he uses a CPAP machine with a full-face mask. His temperature is usually taken rectally, but especially with his mask on t night or in the morning.