Nasal tube

The loss of control is the biggest turn on for me when thinking about this procedure, followed closely by having to endure painful procedures for my Master....

Azsunflowergirl,

You like loss of control? Do you like coming close to death and or dying as a result from complications with this behavior???

Andie

I've written before that one of my fantasies is total loss of control with invasive medical procedures being done. This is FANTASY and will remain as such, I plan to die of old age during sex. First he came and then he went. So there.

Andie, obviously not which is why I'd never let anyone but a professional even get close enough to me actually attemp this.

I didn't mean to upset you or offend. I take my safety and health very seriously. Will I probably ever find an actual medical professional into this kink to do this to me? Most likely not, so ill just keep fantasizing.

Azsunflowergirl,

You did not offend or upset me. You are talking about doing something dangerous and did not differentiate if it was fantasy or looking to actually do. Even among those who have specific training to do this, things have the potential to go seriously wrong instantly.

The loss of control is the biggest turn on for me when thinking about this procedure, followed closely by having to endure painful procedures for my Master....I'd love to try it just once and see if it gets me as excited as just thinking about it...anyone in the So. AZ area?

Andie

Andie, I appreciate you helping remind everyone that often the things we "medfet-sters" fantasize about the most can be very dangerous in real life.

JUST TO LET EVERYONE KNOW, PLAYING WITH NASAL TUBES CAN BE DANGEROUS.

EVEN EXPERIENCED PHYSICIANS SOMETIMES PLACE THE TUBE DOWN THE TRACHEA. THEY HAVE THE EXPERIENCE TO REALIZE WHERE IT IS SO IT CAN BE CORRECTED. YOU DON'T.

AMATEUR DOCS -- THAT MEANS ALL OF YOU -- CAN CAUSE SEVERE, POSSIBLY LIFE THREATENING CONSEQUENCES WHEN YOU INCORRECTLY PLACE THE TUBE, NOT TO MENTION THAT PLACING IT IN AN AWAKE PATIENT WILL RESULT IN REFLEX ACTIVITY THAT WILL FURTHER COMPLICATE ITS PLACEMENT

Aw, come on. What's some aspiration or a vaso-vagal reaction among friends. Joking

Seriously - this is no bueno, even in the hospital.

I've had this done once or twice, my girlfriend who is a nurse has no problem doing it and after the first time I actually enjoyed it the second time, no real gag reflex and was scared of that and actually had no problem and anyway now know if we have a 5+ hour medical session with my girlfriend and a few of her nursing friends that I'm to get the NG Tube inserted everytime she told me so have no problem with that as their the professionals and do pretty well at there art I can say.

Well Buffalo I must say that although your girlfriend and her friends are nurses, seasoned professionals can easily insert it into the lungs which can result in sever bronchospasms and in a play setting this may have life threatening consequences as you cannot breathe properly. In addition you can vomit and aspirate causing an aspiration pneumonia as well as experiencing a vasovagal response with its hypotension ( low B/P), bradycardia ( slow heart rate) and fainting.

I am positive that in a play setting your girlfriend and her friends don't have the the equipment, medication to handle and treat any emergency situation. So while you may think its all "fun" be aware of the serious nature of your medfet play and the possible complications as it only takes one time for something to go amiss and the consequences can be tragic.

Inserting an NG tube without proper resuscitation equipment immediately available is clearly life threatening. Lets close this one, no non professional should ever attempt this procedure and professionals who know the risk have the proper equipment available in an emergency.

Ok, I understand that procedure can't be taken lightly... But... I'm doing on me time to time, and it seem that it's easier when the patient is totally conscious. He can say that the tube is going in the wrong place, and can really help the introduction by swallowing... Lots of our medfet practice can be dangerous: injection, sounds, catheters, and so on...

That said, I can't encourage anybody to do it... It's only my though.

Thank you StephenS and RN1993 you have done a great job covering the dangers. The tube can easily cause fatal laryngospasm by touching the vocal cords. Folks have died from having food touch the cords. Only an emergency tracheotomy can save the patient. I could do one with a lot of terror. Could you?

What everyone else has said... I can't imagine why anyone would want to do this. Please, please don't. We aren't being dramatic or overly cautious. Improperly inserting the tube CAN HARM OR KILL YOU. I can't state it any more clearly than that. I agree with Stephen - this thread needs to be closed.

Mt24 I don't think the thread should be closed as it should serve as a reminder to those who want to incorporate this into play. A closed tread would only shelve this important information

I agree nothing like peer pressure to sway some opinions.

^^^^ Wholeheartedly agree...knowledge enriches !....This represents healthy debate about HEALTH ...or more precisely Health that could go terribly wrong if incorrectly handled.....Qualified professional input educates those that chance risk for pleasures sake....Kudos to those that both advocate for positive reinforcement & denounce such foolhardy risk taking practices in the name of adventure.....For some it could be their last.

Thanks RN1993, after reading your post and a bit hesitant of letting them put another tube in and thanks for explaining the full outcome if something happen, told my girl about this and she said "yes it can be quite dangerous but I know what I'm doing honey and you don't think I will try too hurt my baby or have him do something that isn't safe", was like ok but very not sure if I want to do this again...got me really thinking of what could happen if something went wrong which it might not but would be more safe then sorry to try again.

Just before Christmas I spent 46 days in hospital .During that time I had an ng tube inserted as I needed nutrition.At one point I was vomiting the tubes out due to the illness I had. As they tried to insert another one I started gagging and coughing and vomited .Within a few hours I had a high fever and couldn't breathe properly.Vomit had aspirated into my lungs from the ng tube insertion.I then spent a very rocky 2 weeks in ICU with an aspiration pneumonia.Never again would I want to go through that .That was in a medical setting .Imagine if you were at home and that happened.

Nikki,

Your experience should stand as grave warning for anyone messing around with this.

I am so glad you are doing so much better. Yes, it was very harrowing to receive your updates and wait on baited breath that you had not passed away from all you were going through. I know I am not the only one here who lost sleep and appetite over all you went through.

Love you tons sweetie!

HUGS!

Andie

In the simplest terms, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING that could compromise the airway should be done outside of a genuine medical setting.

It amazes me sometimes how often these warnings need to be reiterated.

In the simplest terms, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING that could compromise the airway should be done outside of a genuine medical setting.

It amazes me sometimes how often these warnings need to be reiterated.

AMEN! CFS: Can't Fix Stupid!

People don't realize how quickly any edge play can turn to shit. Often, it's before you can ever expect to get help.

Well I glad that Niknoks posted her account of having a Nasogastric Tube (NG) placed in a clinical setting by professionals that perform this on a daily basis. Even with all the precautions incidents like what happen to Niknoks can happen. Karma for you for being brave, honest and factual about your experience.

Aspiration pneumonia is not a pleasant or fun experience, nor is being ventilated for it. I work in ITU and see this sort of incident on a fairly regular basis. I spoke to Niknoks during her stay and as Andie said we were very very concerned that she was going to be intubated and ventilated. Thankfully she just avoided it but as she said it was not a pleasant time for her.

As Andie said You just cannot fix Stupid at times. Buffalo I am glad that you are are reconsidering this as part of play, as even with professionals things can go wrong. Yes thingsekg all we can to is to reiterate and hope it provides and promotes some thoughts and clarity.

Thank you .RN1993. It always has been a fantasy of mine, but your warnings have to be taken seriously.

What was it like? It was horrible.i dont ever wanna have an ng tube again in myyy life

~cookie

I had an N.G. tube put down me by a resident in the hospital. It was the most painful thing I've ever had done. It felt like he was driving a spike up my nose. Once he turned the corner, things got much easier. As he advanced the NG tube down the back of my throat, he kept telling me to swallow. My gag reflex only went into action for a short time. Once the tube was in place, he listened to my stomach with a stethoscope, while he injected air down the NG tube to verify that it was in my stomach and not my trachea.

A few years ago I was in the hospital off and on for about 6 weeks. I had several NG tubes during this time. Very uncomfortable procedure, not to mention it can be very dangerous. Would never consider doing this in a play setting, I hope I never have to experience it again in a true medical setting either.