Have YOU been catheterized ?

I have neve been cathertered. I work in hospital and having seen many people be cathetered. it look much painfull. even not concious, people make hurt face and grunt pain. I always wonder how it would feel on me. is it bad as looks? girl seem better then men

Well, I am been cathed only a time, it was done during a play session and it was painless, problably thank to the experience of the nurse, a true ad registered nurse ... 😃

The catheter had been inserted into my little bladder and I was taken to the radiology department for some x-rays. Dye was pushed into my bladder through the catheter and my gown was pulled up for the pictures. At 11, I was very unhappy about this, but I had been sedated after fighting the catheter insertion and was too sleepy to protest much. After the x-rays were taken, my knees were bent and the catheter was removed while several radiology techs and a few med students watched. A towel was placed between my legs and I was coaxed to pee while more x-rays were taken.

When I got to the OR for an examination of my bladder, I saw the stirrups, but didn't know what they were. As I was being put to sleep, I remember feeling my gown being removed and my legs being lifted while two doctors pulled their chairs up to the end of the table. I woke up with a sore bottom and it really burned to pee.

The doctor told my Mom that my bladder was small and would need to be stretched. He also found that I had some irritation of the vagina and said she would need to insert vaginal suppositories for 10 days. I think my Mom liked this, but I did not. She would take her time and made me get in different positions for the insertion. She wanted to make sure the suppository was in deep and stayed in place, so she would hold it in my vagina with her finger until satisfied. The first few times, I cried, but mostly from embarrassment. My Mom would rub my tummy or stroke my thighs with her free hand to help me relax. I went to bed early a few times hoping she would forget...but she never did.

We visited the urologist several times for some bladder stretching. This required another catheterization and filling of my bladder with sterile water.

The doctor told my Mom that my bladder was small and would need to be stretched. He also found that I had some irritation of the vagina and said she would need to insert vaginal suppositories for 10 days. I think my Mom liked this, but I did not. She would take her time and made me get in different positions for the insertion. She wanted to make sure the suppository was in deep and stayed in place, so she would hold it in my vagina with her finger until satisfied. The first few times, I cried, but mostly from embarrassment. My Mom would rub my tummy or stroke my thighs with her free hand to help me relax. I went to bed early a few times hoping she would forget...but she never did.

We visited the urologist several times for some bladder stretching. This required another catheterization and filling of my bladder with sterile water.

@sv18 -- Well firstly I do not wish to be a spoilsport here but from what I am reading sv18 is that according to your profile & post you identify as a male member,yet this post (No:221 immediately above) reads as if you are female ---- Notably the wording vagina repeated several times....mmmmm !..In addition the comment "MY Mom liked this,but I did not" thereby squarely placing yourself in the first person & now aligning yourself with that of a female...

Now I would think this requires some form of clarification as to the best of my knowledge men do NOT possess vaginas unless they are hermaphrodites (rare),which doesn't bother me in the slightest --So what is it to be ??

I had it done once when I needed the money and the training hospital needed volunteer patients. Although I continued to be a patient, I said I would be catheterized again.

I've had several gut surgeries and was cathed of course, but in all of those cases was "out". However, during a Cat Scan it was discovered a suspected tumor in my ureatha (Sp?). Well I've had a lot of butt invasions...due to childhood Mega Colon issues and then five major gut surgeries and the following Visiting Nurse enema services....and so am very familiar with various medical personnel messing with my butt.

But cathing Mr. Wiggly is a whole different deal!

I would go into the examine room, told to drop my drawers and lay down on the exam table....the nurse would start scrubbing around and grabbing Mr. Wiggly, scrubbing around more. Then the Doctor would come in and insert the flexible cystoscope. --like I said, "A whole different deal". And a bit hard to get used to.

the boxcar

No - never, and i would not like to try

Twice in a medical setting, both in hospitals. Once after a child birth when I did not pee in the correct amount of time afterwards the nurse put one in and I had it roughly 24 hours, and the second time was when I had my hysterectomy last year. I was awake for the first one, not for the second one but I wore the second one longer.

I have had them put in several times in a play setting, it is one of those not fun but very fun things I enjoy.

Yes, when I broke my hip

Once, after I had surgery to remove my appendix. I couldn't pee afterward and after a few hours I was told they would have to insert a catheter. I was in my early 30s at the time and I didn't like the sound of it at all. Pretty soon a older nurse came in and she told me it was her job because she was the oldest. It was uncomfortable, but didn't really hurt, mostly I was embarrassed about the whole thing. She was very professional and maybe a little apologetic. I had it in for three days and I was fine and had not trouble peeing after the nurse took it out.

I had this done twice during the same hospital stay. It didn't hurt at all and I enjoyed the nurse's attention to my penis. Coming out wasn't bad either.

I was catheterized three times as a out patient once in the hospital a RN did the catheterization.

I have had it done several times in a medical setting and never had any problems OR any pain to really be concerned about.

The only thing I had was a recent cystoscopy with a catheter like tube inserted into the bladder for the scope.

I was catheterized a couple of times after breaking my leg in a ski accident when I was in my early 20s. Although embarrassing as it was done by a female nurse, it was no big deal and really did not even hurt.

I was cathed when I had surgery years ago but last year had three cystoscopies which is inserting a tube with a light and camera on it to look at the internal bladder. I really was apprehensive about it but it was not too bad. The doctor injected some numbing gel into my urethra and then the scope. There was a little pinch but nothing like what I anticipated.

Yes, I was catheterized once in a hospital stay following a traumatic car accident many years ago. I believe it was to check if there was any internal bleeding. When they found there was none, then it was removed. I remember feeling relieved that a male nurse was the one doing my catheter in both the insertion and in the removal which helped to relieve my anxiety of it all.

I have been catheterized numerous times. Its not too bad for me just the initial sting then the other thing that can be bothersome is that first initial irritation upon removal and first urination after. As a matter of fact if they need me to urinate and I can't rather than wait for forever and a day for me to feel the urge I have asked if they can straight cath me. I usually get a response of no but it makes it much easier on me when I get the option.

I have had Foley catheters inserted twice after urologic procedures. The first time was after a TUNA procedure which used a rigid catheter to insert a needle into my prostate so heat could be applied to shrink it. After that the foley was nothing. The second time was after laser surgery on my prostate and I was under anesthesia and have no recollection if it's insertion. I woke up with a catheter and collection bag attached.

I had a foley cath inserted this year in June for 3 weeks. The procedure was very uncomfortable but the fact that I was retaining so much urine was too.

After 3 weeks the foley was removed and I was taught to catheterise myself every two hours.Ive done that ever since.Sometimes it is painful ,other times it is plesant.

I was cathed for the first time shortly after I'd has a bladder tumor removed, and my bladder sphincter decided to take a vacation. It functioned fine for a day, and then constricted, and I was beginning to get very full and very uncomfortable. A charming ER nurse got me into an exam room, and had me undress from the waist down. She explained that what had happened wasn't unusual as a side effect of anathesia. She joked with me a bit and asked if I wanted a bullet to bite on, as she prepped me and explained that she would "jump start" my bladder sphincter by first sliding the catheter in and draining me, and then slide it in and then out, and hopefully that would wake up the sphincter - it was not comfortable, but slightly erotic, now I would enjoy the hell out of that proceedure! And, it did the trick, Mr. spinchter came back to life!

Yes a few times in the hospital when I had surgeries when I was younger, my girlfriend when we play sometimes will put a catheter in for fun as she says it and likes when my pee enters the bag, also likes to hear me struggle when the catheter is going in. When she has one of her nursing friends over for a overnight medical session....I always get a catheter put in.

I have been cathed a couple of times for surgery. They usually do it after you are out and remove it in the recovery room. When I had a kidney stone removed it was interesting. The doctor put a stent in the ureter for a couple of days to keep it open. He removed it in his office. His office nurse swabbed me and lubed the scope. The doctor ran it up grabbed the stent and pulled the whole thing out. It did not really hurt but I thought it was never going to stop coming out. Between the scope and the stent it was 3ft long. The stent was bigger than I expected. A stent is no fun. It made me feel like I needed to urinate all the time.

I have had to be several times with my condition, so its old hat in some respects,, but sometimes a special caring nurse comes along and really uplifts! But I'm always very respectful but they sense my submissive side too, and when I expose it just a little some really pick up. Kinda a game too

Yes once when I had a bad hip fracture. I had been given several morphine shots after being taken from the ski slopes and was unable to pee. I asked the nurses early on to put a foley in. They told me they couldn't! The orthopedist had to come in. By that time I hadn't peed in thirteen hours and had 1200cc in my bladder. I was so grateful to have it done! It was very convenient as I was in a spica cast. The took it out after two weeks. At one point when was in I wanted to masturbate but didn't because I knew it would get a raging prostatitis.

Had a few over the years. Not pleasant but neither unpleasant just necessary.

I have had two about 4 years ago. I had to be hospitalized twice for what is known as an ablation procedure on my heart to correct A-Fib. It required an overnight stay and they did a catheter upon entering the operating room. In both cases I was actually out when they put in the catheter. The anesthesiologists put it in so when I woke up later in the hospital room I could just feel it in but never saw them put it in. I did check it out and it did kind of look kinky. I should say I am not into urethral play so I really did not get turned on by seeing it inserted. It did kind of make my penis look bigger in a flaccid state having the catheter inserted.

I will say the next morning when leaving the hospital and having the catheter removed was quite painful. The nurse did a good job of doing it but it definitely hurt. Apparently, as I know now, the lube used to insert the catheter had dried out and what you feel is the dry tube being pulled out which is painful.

Since my recent bladder tumor removal, I've had several caths put in with me awake. I HATE it!

I now only get a Foley catheter when I'm an inpatient , otherwise I have to catheterise myself every two hours . As I've been self catheterising for almost 12months now I'm used to the fact that sometimes it's painful and sometimes it's not . I really hate it though . I did long for the day that I wouldn't have to do it anymore but now I know that isn't going to happen .

I had open heart surgery in June of 2013 for Mitral Valve Prolapse. After I was put under in the operating room, I was catheterized. Had it in for about 3 days. It wasn't bad at all.