How many women like catheter play?

I think that allmost everyone catheter play people are male. Mayby male like stick something inside their body. I like that feelings when catheter slide in and when it is very near prostate.

I LOVE catheter play

I am a woman and that is the one thing that makes me cringe- I do think it is more of a male thing!

I dont think its a male thing. Im female and i love cathether play. Ive had it done to me several times during play exams

rikki

As a woman, I get incredibly turned on by the idea that I could get a guy to cath me, with a little play with the cath itsself I'm sure would send me directly to orgasm.

I've recently begun to really like the idea of being catheterized a lot and would like to try it, but would be concerned about injury or infection--keeps me from trying many things. :-\

It sounds scary to me :'( bgut I've never tried, so I wouldn't know

I really enjoy the sensation of the catheter being inserted in me. I've been catheterized three times by doctors and over a dozen times by my husband and a couple of members of our play group. I expect to try a little bigger cath very soon. So far the largest has been an 18fr. That was by a real doctor. At play sessions the largest has been a 16fr.

I've only ever tried it, once. A friend of mine is medically trained to insert a catheter, and I asked her one day to do it to me. It was a completely asexual situation and had nothing to do with my medical fetish - and there were two or three other people in the room, watching, so it was a little uncomfortable, even before the catheter went in.

It was a really odd sensation, I was told to expect to feel like I had to pee, but that wasn't quite it - it was a burning, itchy sensation, and my urethra felt very full. Almost as soon as she got it in, I was like, "Okay - take it out now!" lol But she left it in a few minutes, and I could see my urine filling the bag.

It's something I'd like to try again, under different circumstances, perhaps..

YES!

I just cant get past it...I have a hx of bladder/kidney infections and I think it would do more damage 😢

My original experience with catheterization happened during a hospital stay, when I was 19. (I had heard [from girlfriends] about catheter experiences and most of it was not so good.) Then, when a nurse said that the Dr. wanted me catheterized, I went on full alert. They didn't do it in while I was in bed. They put me in a wheelchair and took me to a treatment room, where they put me up on a gyno table with really wide stirrups. I thought that this was kind of odd. "Part your thighs as wide as you can," the nurse said. "I need really good access to your open vulva. And pull your gown up to your waist." I was still on Zithromax, Demerol and Ativan, so I was kind of 'out of it' and willingly did as she asked. I also remember thinking 'w.t.f.?'... I felt her parting me really wide (with her fingers, I guess) and wiping me with something cool and wet. "Okay, here comes the catheter. Brace yourself," she said. I felt something touching my peehole and it moved around a little. Then, she started pushing it into me and... OMG!... I felt a strong hurting/burning sensation, as she pushed it deeper. It wasn't excruciating but it sure didn't feel good, either. It felt like it was squirming around in my urethra. "Going in," she said, as the tip of the catheter pushed through my bladder muscle... and I actually 'jumped' a little. HOLY SH*T!!! It felt like I had to pee a gallon! "It's in," the nurse said. "You're urinating." That wasn't much consolation, considering that it still felt like someone had pushed a fire hose up my urethra. She helped me off the table and back into the wheelchair and hung the 2000cc urine collection bag on the side of it.

Back in my room, I slowly climbed onto my bed, while she hung the bag low on the side of the bed. A few minutes later, another nurse came in with my pain shot (in my hip, of course) and I was out. When I awoke, the catheter was still in me and the collection bag was about 2/3 full. The catheter wasn't nearly as irritating - just a constant feeling of needing to pee - and I discovered something else: the catheter made me feel slightly 'horny', which I thought was weird, considering that I was still recovering from surgery for an ectopic pregnancy. They left the catheter in me for almost 3 days. By that time, I had gotten used to it.

When they took it out (up on the same table), it hurt a little, because of the slightly swollen deflated balloon, but it wasn't that bad. After it was out, I kind of missed it. Back to having to peeing like normal, although the first couple of times burned a little. After that, it was okay.

Fast forward to a few years later, when I met my present play doc. (He's on this site and he is really good.) During our third play session, he mentioned catheterizing me and I instantly balked. I told of my hospital experience and he laughed softly. "Rennie." he said, "it shouldn't have been that traumatic for you. I can do it better than that." For some reason, I trusted him and I allowed him to catheterize me. I am glad, now, that I did. The experience was much better than at the hospital. Near the end of the session, he put me back up on his table, with my feet in the stirrups and my knees widely parted, and he used his fingers to stroke my clitoris and bring me to an orgasm, with the catheter still in my urethra. Coming - with a catheter still in me - was mind-blowing. I came so hard that it almost hurt... almost but not quite. This experience completely changed my mind about catheterization and allowing my play doc to experiment with/on me. Well, that's my experience. Has anyone else had anything similar?

Yes, I have had a similar experience with my play doc. Catherization has always been a turn-on for me, so when we played recently he cathed me several times, always gently and successfully. Then one night when we were curled up together in bed, I woke up needing to urinate in the worst kind of way. I rolled over in the bed and when I did, he woke up and asked what was wrong. I told him I needed to use the bathroom but was just too comfy to want to get out from under the covers. Bless his heart, he got out of bed, got all the supplies and cathed me at 4 in the morning. Tell me that's not a doc that knows how to take care of his patient!

Play On!

LadyDoc

I love catheter play.

Why would it be a male only thing. It's even easier to use catheters on women than on men and also during the orgasm it doesn't block anything like it does on males. Having a catheter in while masturbating intensifies orgasm for me.

If I had a play doc I would definitely love catheter play. It is a real turn on for me.

I want to try it, at least once, but only in a play scenario. I don't want to have to have one in real life (naturally). I do want to try it though. I have heard they are fun in a play scene.

I love it! Nothing better!

Yes, some women love it too. I don't have a real catheter but have been using a soft plastic tube or sometimes an enema nozzle, as a substitute. And I use it in reverse, to externally fill my bladder to extreme, instead of draining it. Getting super full and beyond gives me a wonderful orgasm, after which I loose the mood and end up peeing either through the tube or naturally.

To avoid infection always drink lot and lots of water, before and after, and pee frequently afterward to flush any bacteria out.

You ladies are just begging for a bladder infection. Even with a sterile cath. in a doctor's office, there is a chance of getting cystitis.

I have had one in the Hospital but never had chance after that. I would Love to have to have one inserted during play if I had the chance. I would like to see what it is like to lose control of my bladder while awake during play.

I enjoy catheter play, from the once or twice that I have been able to experience it. Both times, materials used were sterile. Both resulted in strong orgasms. Only the first time did I experience dysuria afterwards; not only is it easy to obtain a UTI during the process just because, but the urethra is friable as well. In non-play, to my knowledge, I was catheterized during first two labors & deliveries (straight cath) when I was very numb from epidurals. Because the meds were in place and the emotions involved during the entire process, I barely noticed; I did not have any ill effects either time, afterwards.

Another female right here who enjoys being catheterized.

A catheter inserted combined with a butt plug, for me the arousal is almost unbearable at times.

I’ve only had it done once, but I enjoyed it very much. The intial pain melted into crippling pleasure.

Love catheter play but only with sterile supplies and sterile technique. to the member using an enema nozzld or rubber tubing, you are asking for trouble. does not matter how much water you drink, if using unsterile supplies and unsterile procedures you are asking for a massive uti

I'd never been interested in catheters until I started participating in this site more. I started getting curious about them, but then last spring I had to be catheterized for real after gyn surgery when I had urine retention. It hurt like a son of a bitch, which sated my curiosity. I'm told it was likely due to trauma to the bladder/urethra during surgery. Now, I'm getting curious to know what it would be like when it's not needed medically, but I would only let someone trained ie. a real doctor or nurse do it and only with sterile supplies. I got a UTI in hospital after I had it in (though that could have been from not emptying the bladder for 18-19 hours).

I'd be concerned about sterility.

First of all let me clear up a very common myth. A cath insertion doesn't have to be sterile but rather is a clean technique. It's nice to be sterile and that is how we learn it in school, but technically it doesn't have to be.

As for catheter play, hate it!

Mashie

I have to self-cath. 3-4 times a day, since my bladder will only empty 50% on it's own. My caths. come with wipes to clean the penile tip and I use "clean" nitrile gloves to do the insertion. I've had to do this for about 8 months now and I've never had a UTI from this, so far.

I am used to it now, but don't find it erotic at all. Of course, many of you folks don't see how squirting water up the behind can be erotic either. To each his own,

I’ve done catheters for several female play patients and also sounds for a few too, but I’ve never had any reports of problems with UTIs though. Nothing is guaranteed of course but I think if commonsense is used then you most likely should be ok. Personally I always use sterile, and normally a simple in and out catheter without a balloon, a 10 or a 12. Take it out of its packaging and insert it at once, don’t touch the business end and don’t leave it laying around. And don’t leave it in too long after it has done its job. One of my first play patients was a senior nurse and she gave me some basic training in hygiene and cath use, as well as speculum use of course.

After my first delivery my (now ex) husband had to cath me regularly for almost a week so I could pee - I was so traumatized y the birth. Wasn’t much fun at all and any kind of play is tainted by that memory so I don’t find it erotic at all.