Fetish for mental hospital electroshock therapy

Whilst I was a student I worked part time as a nursing assistant in the 'crises intervention' ward of a private mental hospital. One night I was making my half-hourly rounds of the rooms in which patients were in full restraints for their own protection. In one room there was a very handsome young dentist who had suffered a complete mental break down and was often violent and orally abusive. He was strangely quiet when I went into his room to give him some water and to check on the restraints. As I neared the bed I realized that he was quietly weeping. He was lucid for the first time in several days and I asked why he was crying. His response surprised me. He told me that he had had an erection for several hours and could not give him self the usual relief. He than asked me to masturbate him! My first thought was that I would be fired if any one saw me. However his pleas and tears were heart renting .... so I gave him a hand! After an explosive orgasm he sank into a drug induced sleep saying 'thank you, thank you ...' over and over again. the next day he was transferred to another ward and I never saw him again. Would you consider my action to be patient abuse or a humanitarian act?

As a medical professional, I would have to say abuse. No doubt about it.

Mashie

Abuse no question

As a PROFESSIONAL I would use the phrase, "of questionable ethics". I would not use the word abuse. As a human being, honestly, ejaculating a male in need is not a major chore. Ethical, NO, abusive, NO, but, frankly, I have been faced with the same or similar situation and request. Always a decision to be made involving a lot of factors more as a woman than as a professional at times.

I do not believe it is abusive at all. If the patient asked for it, under certain circumstances, doing it for him is definitely outside the box, (NO pun intended) but it certainly is a humanitarian act.

It is no different from seeing a sex surrogate.

Also, for other references, see the movie "Sessions".

A medical surgical scene with a psychiatric theme would be great. Something along the lines of being anestheticly sedated due to a severe stress condition. Restrained and catheterized until stabilized enough to return to normal functioning.

I love the idea of being kept as an involuntary patient in a mental hospital. Although, this is not in a modern mental hospital, rather one of the good old days, with nurses in starched white, strait-jackets, ect and lobotomies. I find myself in this position after, what I thought was just a little fun with my nurse girlfriend, goes a lot further than I had expected. I long knew of her darker kinkier side, which I loved and liked to encourage, but this is something else altogether.

She plays the system, knowing full well that her word carries more weight than a mental patients. The head nurse is in on her secret but no other members off staff. My mind and body are in her hands.

This is also a subject I enjoy, I suppose because of it being the ultimate expression of the powerlessness, humiliation, and subjection to authority that 'normal' medical fetish symbolizes.

The idea of being restrained in a mental facility, by traditional female nurses in starched uniforms certainly appeals as a fantasy. Lady Doc I would enjoy playing this scenario (as a patient) but clearly would not like to experience it in real life. The idea of ECT ot surgery does not appeal; in my fantasy institution meds would be administered IV, IM or PR. The patient would be restrained in the bed, which means as well as administering meds the nurse(s) would need to feed, water, and bathe him and administer enemas, catheters etc, as well as keeping him in nappies and regularly changing him to keep him clean and dry.

I guess that being restrained in this situation means being totally dependent, which is what we play-patients crave.

Ladydocisin is right on. mental hospitals before the seventies were brutal places. In the 50's & 60's psych. drugs became the popular treatment and method of keeping patients under control, chemical restraint.

Fortunately we have laws and rights spelled out by the laws which help to minimize such brutal, inhumane treatment.

If you like bondage, good for you, but you would not like it the way is was used in mental facilities. Nothing sexy or exciting about being in four points and soaked with cold water for hours on end.

I like the idea of the setting of a mental hospital but I'm not sure about electroshock therapy... Not against it or anything but I've never expirimented with any sort of shocking before and I'm not sure how I would feel about it.

I love the setting of a mental hospital!!! I'm really big into text role-playing and I have always wanted to do a medical fetish mental hospital role play but guys always look at me like I'm screwed up.

Who has ever imagined himself being a mentally ill patient?

My dream i when I'm in psychosis or severe depression. I can't do anything, I cry or see things, and doctor comes to try to speak to me and to make me a shot. I also have to be restrained. Several doctors talk to me, or students are invited. Doctor treats me like I'm a child. There are everyday shots in my bottom with me struggling, and enemas before electro convulsive therapy (I don't think it's required in reality, but...), taking rectal swabs, suppositories etc. I'm not allowed to leave my room.

I totally love patient 217''s idea. You would start on Friday afternoon and brought out on Monday morning, unless a longer treatment was needed

Very much into this setting. the arcitecture and clothing of the 18th century really draw me in. Not to mention the tools

As a fantasy setting, I'm really attracted to the idea of an unfriendly, slightly gothic, mental hospital. Lots of uncomfortable and poorly padded examination couches, metal, poor lighting. Being involuntarily committed there "for my own good."

My words being utterly meaningless to the staff - they won't believe a single thing that their patients say, and nothing will steer them away from the proposed treatment course. The patients have no privacy. Any dissent means restraint, and distress means sedation.

The staff are interested in novel forms of treatment - so certainly there's some ECT occurring, but also prolonged sedation and restraint, perhaps use of other, more experimental drugs.

I could certainly understand the fantasy and I enjoy the idea of being strapped down to a bed or seclusion or even electro shock treatment however to experience it in real life, absolutely not. I have friends and family who work in the medical field including a relative who is the director of an adult unit inside a psychiatric hospital. From the stories she has told it can be a very scary, unpleasant place and not one I want to be in. I get creeped out just going to her outpatient office on the property which is in another building from the main hospital.

I always have this kind of fetish, being admitted to psych ward for 72hr monitoring. I would be put into restraint most of the time for my own safety. But after days passed, my condition seems not improve so the doc suggests the ECT or other old school therapies.

Sometimes I would imagine I was in 1950s something, where the perform ECT while the patient awake.

But if this happen in real life, then it is a no-no.

I wouldn't say I have a fetish for mental hospital settings. However, I do have considerable first-hand experience with the procedure both as patient and as physician. I am a doctor suffering with chronic treatment-refractory depression, for which I'm enrolled in a course of repetitive electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). I've taken about 15 sessions in the past month, after failing to respond to every class of antidepressant, plus psychotherapy. I am on autistic spectrum, complicated by ADHD and a terrible stutter...and then I learned I had narcolepsy to boot. I had graduated from medical school before any of this got properly diagnosed and managed. Needless to say, I was not Summa Cum Laude, I was not even in the top half of my class, but I was not at the bottom either. Having overcome many obstacles, I graduated on time and received my MD degree. Since then I've struggled with an irritable, over-reactive brain deficient in processing emotions and social interactions, but laser-sharp in rational problem solving and deductive reasoning. I've been through a dozen therapists, but the emotional scars of many years are too great. It is PTSD from countless small hurts rather than singular catastrophe. I'm a master of self-reinforcing negative feedback loops that keep me mired in an emotional abyss.

I took on a psychiatrist at the local university medical center, one of the few who use ECT. It works but everyone is afraid of it. I was eager to try and the doctor saw me as a good candidate. At age 63, I required thorough evaluation of my cardiovascular status (which is excellent). I reported to the outpatient center NPO and was prepared as if for minor surgery. A peripheral IV was secured and I was taken to an OR suite set up for ECT. Basically, I laid back and allowed the anesthetist to push some Brevital and succinylcholine into my IV. I could feel the meds course through my veins and I remember grabbing someone's hand. I blinked my eyes and found I'd been instantly teleported to a different part of the hospital; Recovery area 30 minutes into the future.A 30 minute segment of my consciousness stream cleanly excised and the ends spliced together seamlessly.

I go for another session Friday. I have absolutely no fear of the procedure, If there is any fear it is that it will not work. There is no instant miracle cure. It is very subtle what I feel, as if my brain is cutting connections and rewiring new ones. There is no guarantee but I must remain hopeful. I'm kind of running out of options here...

I would Love to try this Fantasy in Play and be a patient who is restrained and fed and diapers and everything

Yes I do have a fetish for padded cells. And being hauled in every day for my ECT treatments. The many that are ordered for a series. Also insulin shock/coma therapy.

After dealing with depression/ mental illness most of my life and having many psychiatric hospital stays, I have no fond feelings about any of it. I had ECT in 2018, unfortunately it didn’t help and also left me with memory loss.

Just my thoughts...

Absolutely not it is my number one top fear,

being suspected of being on the autistic spectrum, I behave differently to neuro typical people, and have had bouts of depression throughout my life, but no way way would i want ECT, i'm an electrician, i know what some of the consequences are, and i don't want any of them,

restraint sure bring it on, but keep those electrodes below my waist, i want all of my memory, and now ive ridded myself of chronic migraine i want to stay that way,

IMHO, ECT should not be administered at all, and certainly not without the informed consent of the patient, including a sectioned patient !

Vct quoted below in #52:

After dealing with depression/ mental illness most of my life and having many psychiatric hospital stays, I have no fond feelings about any of it. I had ECT in 2018, unfortunately it didn’t help and also left me with memory loss.

Just my thoughts...

Perhaps time for another perspective or reality check similar to Vct. In real life, despite having successfully been a practicing physician for years, I've had a similar experience to Vct, but luckily with only two short inpatient admissions for ECT many years ago. Now as many here know, like many here I have a number of kinks or fetishes, among others enemas, D/s and and mild bondage. My exes and I, both switches, took advantage of these with extremely enjoyable results when she would act Domme and give me large, long submissive enemas mixed with our other kinks. In that role, acting as her sub, and also when we switched roles, we both experienced the enjoyment of being consensually controlled, tied down, large enemas "forced" into us while wearing restrictive rubber suits. In short, we enjoyed, very privately, our sexual kinks and the arousal and orgasms that went with them. But the keys are consensual, private and enjoyment.

Having known and felt the excitement, arousal and satisfaction of such kinks, I'd reiterate and agree again with Vct above in that I have no fond feelings about either of my ECT hospital admissions. Actually and emphatically quite the opposite. I absolutely detested not the ECT which was done completely anesthetized, but those admissions themselves, even though voluntary. You must understand the complete and utter difference in mindsets between truly enjoying a submissive kink or fetish compared to a real medical/psychiatric admission where you have no control, however voluntary it may have been. In the instance of your fetish, you are briefly controlled by your consenting Dom(me) and "forced" to submit to whatever you've agreed to let them do to you, thoroughly enjoying yourself emotionally and sexually. However, in the other instance, being in the hospital, despite you enjoying your fetish for submission or control or bondage or e-stim or enemas or whatever you like at home, at least in my own experience, there is no such enjoyment of being confined, controlled or having things (ECT) done to you or taken away from you. My only constant desire during those admissions, other than better food, was to stop feeling the way I did and get the hell out of there ASAP.

Obviously I thoroughly enjoy playing with my kinks for sexual and emotional satisfaction, especially with a partner, and I strongly believe to each their own, but I must tell you that for me, the idea of enjoying a fetish for psychiatric confinement and/or ECT is incomprehensible.

Eric

Yes. I wrote a horror story. It's about being horny and watching mental hospital and ECT and videos on YouTube and getting myself committed. I just posted it tonight.

A medical fetish horror story. A story of slipper socks, electroshock, and a nightmare come true. Lol

I have a real fetish for this. I’d love to have this done to me. It’s fucking hot.

Absolutely love it. just the idea of having absolutely no control or say in it is very hot.

Does anyone know what happened to Medical Patient's story “A Medical Fetish Horror Story”? I started reading it last year and came back to finish it and cannot find it in the library. Any chance someone saved it?

You definitely don't want shock therapy. They zap and short out your brain resulting in uncontrollable convulsions. It then takes your brain awhile to reboot. I don't think that's an acceptable procedure anymore.

You definitely don't want shock therapy. They zap and short out your brain resulting in uncontrollable convulsions. It then takes your brain awhile to reboot. I don't think that's an acceptable procedure anymore.

Just a few days ago I was at a dinner party with quite a number of guests I did not know. One of them told about getting voluntary electro-shock therapy for heavens knows what kind of stress/anxiety problems they were having and recounting how relieved and content it left them feeling afterwards.

I was somewhat flabbergasted at hearing that and it did dampen my appetite for a while there.

I couldn't push for details though as I had just met the person (and promptly forgot their name) and the gathering would have been listening in to my questioning. I surmised/hoped that it was some form of light shocks or that the person had gotten terminology or details mixed up.

I did give a startled response at first, a bit too loud, perhaps proclaiming my amazement at such a therapy. But all I received was a sort of condescending smile as if I didn't know the first thing … which perhaps i don't.

But it did somewhat unsettle me for a while. I mean, voluntary electro-shock therapy?