Urethra stretching

Is there any tools stretching male urethra?

and is that possible?

Yes, they are called "sounds" and their use is discussed extensively in several different areas on this forum. If you are thinking of doing this, I strongly recommend that you educate yourself thoroughly and always practice aseptic technique. The urethra is very sensitive, delicate tissue, and you must handle it kindly.

If you need more information, feel free to PM me on the site.

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LadyDoc

Guys who go in for urethral stretching use sounds or uterine dilators to slowly enlarge their urethra. It requires a very long time and regular use to achieve this. When I was sounding regularly, I could handle a 31 Fr. Pratt dilator with no problems. On a very good day, I could take a 33 Fr.

I would suggest getting a decent quality set of Pratt or Hegar dilators. Make sure they are stainless steel. There are a number of sites with good suggestions for the stretching process.

For more advanced play, get a set of Van Buren sounds or Dittel sounds. Van Burens are curved and require more skill to maneuver, while Dittels are straight. The gentle curve of the dilators is easier to insert.

Speed

I started small and went up one step at a time very slowly.

I started with a clean piro pen then used a bigger pen then went to sounds. it took a long time , now up to 3/8 dia with no trouble

regards

mike

Why not use sterile catheters?

There are single use catheters and Foley catheters.

You can buy them at your local medical supply store or order them online.

I got into the urethra when playing with estim. There was a small probe that went in 6 inches. Putting it was hotter than the estim result. My estim stuff is in my closet.

I love sterile catheters.

I started with an 18 fr intermittent about 3 mos ago. I went to a local medical supply store. Anyway, I didn't like holding it in. I went back to the same local medical supply store and bought some 24 fr and kits. The guy said, "those are some huge catheters." I turned red and I said, "It's for my dad." LOL.

The kits have all the stuff to make it clean and safe.

Needless to say, I went on-line for my next order. I got 3 - 24 fr, one 26 fr, one 28 fr, one 30 fr. I have a 24 fr in me now. I did the 28 fr a few days ago.

I save the 30 fr and look at it and hold it for titillation. It will probably go but later.

I know someone that has a Kollman dilator. You can Google it, and although it's no longer made, it is quite the medieval-looking instrument. Not for the beginner or the faint of heart. Lest you think I'm kidding, I can assure you that I have seen him use it, on himself. Impressive to say the least!

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LadyDoc

The local hospital has had two Kollman dilators on display in a patient waiting area for years. The straight one looks very old. The curved one is in pristine condition. The plating is intact and the knife (yes folks, these things had a knife for cutting strictures)is there and looks functional. I was amazed to find that Miltex still makes some parts for these!

Since I am such a history buff, I discovered that Thomas Jefferson regularly used sounds to stretch his urethra, since he suffered from health problems. I also like the fact that he would write to his Italian Doctor and describe his health problems. It is my understanding that he didn't always trust the American Doctors. Six months later, he would receive a reply and instructions to follow. So, just think, the next time you see an image of dear Jefferson, you can think about his sounds 😉.

Lady Teddy