Urethral Sounding for women

Does anyone know anything about this? I have heard it is stimulating and I have also read it is dangerous, but I have no experience with it and would love to know more.

Do it very carefully and with aseptic technique. With all the in and out manipulations during sounding, it is very easy to get an infection.

This is a procedure best left to medical professionals. Infection and possible ruptured bladder are serious considerations.

I am going through uretheral sounding as a treatment for chronic urinary retention. It is very painful at times and the odd time has been very arousing too. One of my fantasies was to receive uretheral sounds , but unfortunately the treatment endured which is every two weeks at the minute has really put me off.

Niknoks -- Follow what you are saying / experiencing !! .... When things settle with health,you may find a newfound interest....

Susie's (post 2 above) is sound advice ...follow this & all should be OK...

A pencil type vibrator applied gently to side of sound is most complimentary...... Till then all the best for the future..

I have met 2 women who sounded themselves (one's husband did not even know), who asked me to sound them, and also to electrify them for estim. They both sounded themselves because it was the most intense way they knew to have an orgasm. One was a college student, who kept her own set of Hegar sounds in her dormitory. (How many college coeds have their own set of sounds in their dorm? Very very very few, I think.)

I have urethral electrodes that are short sounds, and so offered to use them, along with my ET-312. Both women LOVED the electro version of sounding.. One, who came a thousand miles, said it felt like a continuous 2 hour orgasm; the other came back 5 additional times before changes in her life made that impractical.

I found I was more concerned about sterile technique than they were. Nevertheless, I did as much as possible, including sterilizing my trodes, cleansing with Povidone and using SurgiLube packets for lube, and both of them took large amounts of cranberry pills afterwards. Both said they had no UTI afterward.

I've been looking a long time for a woman who wants to try estim.

Yes, exactly this should be done by medical professionals: MDs, PAs, RNs, LPNs not playdocs . I don't do them

I have gotten a number of messages re this post and it sounds pretty dangerous. I had read a post about it and was curious but I think this is something not worth pursuing!

Sounding can be dangerous, especially for women who get infections easily. I've had some experience sounding and would like more. Having your own sterile sounds is best. You can contact me for more info. Isofwbenefits@yahoo.com.

I have my own sounds and sound occassionally. I'd prefer to sound more often, but I want all three holes plugged at once and just don't have enough hands or dexterity. I am always extremely carefuly - I run my sounds through the dishwasher on hottest setting, use cleaning pads recommended from another person (she said the cloths are ones used in a hospital) and use Sterilube as well. I've never had an issue with UTI, but have had small amounts of blood on occassion - but went away quickly. I love the feel of the sounds, but haven't yet been able to orgasm with one - again, I don't have enough hands or dexterity or both. 😃

ManyOohs4U - I'm very curious about estim works with sounding...can you tell me more?

@ azsunflowergirl -- Consider applying pencil type (even small bullet) vibrator to sound(s)...Cleanliness & sterility with instruments a must...All in all,very stimulating !

@That Australian, that sounds nice. I'll try that and report back!!

@ azsunflowergirl ^^^^ ty ..Interested to know of progress. 😄

Well That Australian, I've got to find a small vibrator like that before I can try it. Any suggestions, I'd love some help. ?

As a nurse i had to try this years ago on myself. With sterile medical equipment. I would have a very full bladder then use catheter to relieve pressure a little at a time finally releasing all urine during a very intense orgasm.

I have to weigh in with Susie and Stephen. Even with medical catheterization UTIs can occur. Damage to the urethra and bladder are possible. Think about how you would feel should such problems would occur.

.... Even with medical catheterization UTIs can occur. Damages to the urethra and bladder are possible. Think about how you feel should such problems would occur.

Listen to @liquidysky, too. My ex wife was catheterized following two major surgeries, including one where temporary uterine stents were inserted. The catheters and the stents were inserted in the OR and she received post-operative antibiotics during her two multi-day in-patient hospital stays. Despite the sterile conditions and the post-op treatment, she developed UTIs after the stents and catheters were removed that required injections and a course of oral antibiotics. PLAY SAFE, NOT SORRY

Well madelinesharon urethral sounding can be have a few unpleasant consequences like pain, trauma and infection. Well it may sound appealing and be exciting you have to be very cautious about maintaining a sterile environment, UTI's can often lead to more complicated issues like renal failure.

As liquidsky mention trauma to the urethra and bladder is not a very nice experience ( there is often profuse bleeding, seen that) and may lead to permanent impairment and infection . So consider it carefully. Also as Srg Rik stated even with done aseptically infections can result.

^^^ Liquidsky,RN1993,StephenS,srg rik,& Switchablesusie all put forward thought provoking balanced views based on professional experience, as there can be consequences even in controlled sterile surroundings....I refer to recent experiences by Member Niknoks which should serve as an example to those that are considering such "experiments"....UTI's, sustained urinary tract pain, sensitive tissue damage or potential renal failure can occur at any given time resulting in medical assistance or even hospitalisation, substantial time away from work (recovery) & out of pocket expenses incurred....Let alone some very unpleasant lengthy procedures to rectify any damage....While being well informed has it's advantages...errors of judgement do not...Know what you are dealing with at all times...allow common sense to prevail....be fully aware of the risks attached & as srg rik mentions ...PLAY IT SAFE & NOT SORRY..

Hospitals have found that cathing patients, is risky business and do it way less than they used to.

I believe sounding is part of the process for a woman to have an IUD inserted though, from what I've heard it's one of the most painful parts for a lady.

Just to clarify captainbeans, urethral sounding in not part of the process for an IUD insertion, what you are referring to is the insertion of a sound into the cervical OS to measure the length and direction of the cervical canal and uterus and reduce the risk of perforation. Before an IUD is inserted.

Urethral Sounds are used to increase the inner diameter of the urethra ( tube through which urine is expel from the bladder) and to locate obstructions in it. Most commonly performed if there are urethral strictures.

Hope this clarifies things for you captain beans.