Straight Sounds into male bladder

Urologists routinely insert rigid cystocopes and resectoscopes for prostate surgery past the bend in the male urethra. I asked a urologist how he did it, and received laconic 'persuasion' answer. Has any one used a straight instrument to pass through penis to the bladder? I use a J shaped real metal catheter I got from a retired doctor.

Rigid scopes are now mostly used in the operating room, for prostate surgical procedures. Not aware of anyone using them in an office setting, altho flexible scopes are used in the offices. The older, or retired docs may still have them, but they're hospital based procedures. General anesthesia needed, or sedation.

I have a craving for a rigid scope, but office based. I know it can be done, and using xylocain jelly should allow it to go in.

The use of topical anesthetics by players is dangerous and increases the possibility of urethral injury because you don't feel when you are being injured.

I used to have a straight sound, about 11" long and pencil thick, probably 9mm. It was rather heavy and it was actually my favorite sound, at the time I had a collection of 8 sounds of various types.

Anyway, that sound was perfect for hitting the bladder sphincter. I would lie on my back and insert the rod, it would slide in under its own weight until it hit the urethral curve. At which point I would push it down until it was parallel with my thighs and then it slid in another 4 inches. The experience was quite exhilarating. When it hit the bladder sphincter I would piss uncontrollably. After that I would do it standing up and have a large plastic cup ready to catch the urine.

I used to put on demonstrations for others interested in med fetish. It was quite a show.

My sound collection went missing when I moved 5 years ago. I think one of the movers found them and kept them. Hope they're getting some good use. I had several $100s invested in those toys.

My current collection is Rosebud sounds in various sizes but I really miss that one perfect cock rod.

I had a rigid one a few times at Kaiser. It was curved. They put me in stirrups, and it went in without too much trouble. They squirted in numbing gel first, then put a clamp on my penis for about 10 min. My wife thought it was funny seeing me in stirrups with my legs spread.

I love being in stirrups, altho can rarely get there. Male urologists wont put u there, unless its for a rigid cysto. Flexible cystos, u lie flat. However, some nurse practitioners may use more of a sense of ‘get him in the stirrups’ for better access to penis/testicles/prostate… which I love…. yet can never find one who wants me in that position.

You can use a straight dilator to go all the way into the bladder… might have to gently bend the dilator twoards the floor, to straighten out some angles and curves of your urethra, like when u have a morning erection and push down on it.