Have YOU been catheterized ?

I had one while I was in the hospital when I was 19... I was in the CCU and the nurse needed to take a urine sample. I was upset because she wouldn't let me just get up to go to the bathroom. Instead, she used a catheter to get her sample. It was rather unpleasant. 😉

Just had an ER visit a couple of weeks ago, for what I thought was another bladder infection. They wanted a urine sample but I was in pain on a 15 scale of 1 - 10 and was not able to provide them a sample, so I requested to be cath'd for it and they complied. Attenting nurse even commented that she preferred to get samples this way to ensure the sterility of the sample. Went in without a problem. Wouldn't have minded if it had stayed in longer. Turned out to be a kidney stone.

Just came across this topic and thought I'd tell my experience. I had a back injury when I was younger and due to the nerve damage I can't 'voluntarily' empty my bladder so I use temporary catheters whenever I need to go; I just put one in and then take it out when I'm done. The main problem I had was actually getting the technique right when I was learning how to do it. Unfortunatly as it's something I have to do maybe 8 times a day it's too ordinary now for me to find erotic but I can certainly see why people would.

Many years ago, when Iw as in the caribbean (3rd world country), I was involved in a minor motorcycle wreck... i was hospitalized in a run down clinic for a few days--just bumps and bruises. But one night, 3 nurses walked in and catheterized me... I don't know why, as I was peeing ok.. it hurt a bit, but wasn't very painful. However, they exposed me completely. Once they cathed me and emptied my bladder into a small container, another nurse started to catheterize me again. I just held still. Then she later removed the catheter... I started to wonder if iw as being used for practice. Anyway, to make a long story short, those catheterizations led me to have a small urethral stenosis (minimal tightening near the opening), which has necesitated occasional dilations, to my joy! How I love having the nurses come in, knowing that they will soon be violating my helpless little pink passageway.

Wife had it for both deliveries. If you do playdoc, be VERY careful to make sure everthing is CLEAN. Bladder infections are very common if not careful.

I've had it once. I was in the hospital after I busted my leg. Was lying down for days, and couldn't pee at all. So it was catheter time. The nurse that did it (female, but remarkably unattractive) did it HORRIBLY....she treated me like she was filling up her car with gas....she just lubed the tip (no lube in the uretha, no numbing agent) and rammed that sucker home. MAN did it hurt. I was NOT happy.

Just wondering for all those who have been catheterized in a medical setting, why was the procedure done? & was it enjoyable? My first time being catheterized was in the ER as a teenager, after I couldn't pee for 7 hours straight...

The first time I was catheterized was when a lady friend of mine who was a nursing student was nervous about cathing a real person. We went into the nursing lab at night and I let her insert one into me. It was very pleasurable and a lot of fun.

I have been catheterized several times for kidney infections. Most of them have been done by either of my urologists, both are male and twice by my gynecologist, who is also a male. The first time was not a lot of fun, however after that I knew what to expect and I have learned to enjoy them providing I'm not having a return of the problems

I've had several cath experiences, none for play, all for surgeries. The only insertion I remember was the first. It was during pre-op and the nurse did the procedure in my room. I was scared and she knew it, but did little to calm my fears. She did not offer any explanation other than to say she was going to insert a catheter through my pee hole into my bladder. I was very tense and when she inserted it I nearly cried it burned and stung. They also failed to tape the tubing to my leg.

The next time was during my first C-section. I was smarter this time and asked them to insert the cath after I was out. I woke up with it secure in my bladder and the tubing taped to my leg where everything stayed for a couple of days.

There have been two other surgical experiences, both done the same. The withdrawal of all of these was quick with a fast sharp pain which was quickly forgotten with the relief of the catheter gone.

My last experience was an in-office procedure done to evaluate my bladder after having recurrent bladder infections. I was placed on my back in stirrups much like a pelvic exam. The doctor prepared and inserted the catheter -- again hurting enough to bring a tear. He with his nurse then poured sterile water though the catheter and into my bladder. Once full to the point of being totally uncomfortable, he reversed the procedure and the water flowed out of the bladder into a receptacle. This was repeated about 5 times and the results were that my bladder was emptying as it should. This is not an exam I would want to repeat. As fascinated as I am with anal and urinary tract insertions, this was not fun. However, maybe this would fall under the category that injections for me does. I'm very afraid in real life, but would really enjoy the fascination of doing it for play! Anyone available for a few shots and a good cath??

I did not have a cath installed during knee surgery as it only took a very few minutes. I had a cath after my prostate laser procedure as my doctor is a bit conservative. I also was cathed while I was in a class learning to do catheterizations many years ago. Other than these it has been recreational.

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Had a urodynamics study when I was in my early 20s. Female nurse, female tech. Quite embarrassing.

I had a catheter inserted for surgery..but i was out so wasn't aware until after when they told me.

Once when I had surgery a while ago. I was under anesthesia when it was put in, but awake when it was removed the next day. I jumped and gasped when it was removed, and one of the nurses said, "It's even more uncomfortable when it's going in." I don't hope to ever find out how uncomfortable.

I live with catheter 24/7 due to SCI

First time was with my first C-section. I was in so much pain from contractions I did not even feel it. With my secon one I was not in active labor and it HURT!!!!!!!!!!. Funny how at home with mu hubby for play it feels much better. In fact I was looking over the bill for my last C-section (15 years ago) and it states a charge for an 18 FR. No wonder it hurt. I only use 12-14 for play!

Had an adverse reaction to anesthesia after nasal surgery and had to be cathed in the recovery area. They don't let you leave until you can pee on your own and they had to cath me twice. First time a cute young nurse, very sweet who kept telling me to breath through my mouth as she put it in. The second time was some idiot man. Don't know if he was a doc or a nurse but he wasn't as good with the cath. He did it too quickly, it hurt like hell.

😁after surgery I went for 2 days only peeing little bits .It was getting really painful, on checking me with a machine they discovered I had 830 mls or ccs wharever they call it and had to cath me urgently ,the nurse was playing arond with gels and thingsand I said what are you doing and she replyed I will get some analthgeics to put in but by then I was so urgent I said don,t bother with that just get it in so she proceeded to do so. I never really felt it go in but the relief was incredible. I had it in for 3 days and could not stop getting a hard on when I played with myself the feeling was intense.At first I thought it might pull the cath out but when I asked the nurse she said no it had a balloon on it. Everyone said to me the pulling out was worst of all but the nurse got it prepared and said are you ready I said yes and she held it up, I did,nt feel a thing the worst was the first pee afterwards.The feeling of having something inside your dick while playing with it is so incredible

Having collapsed last year and got rushed to hospital,I was put onto morphine, straight into my veins at first, but then onto a drip. After being on it for 3 days my nerves in my bladder stopped 'understanding' when it was time to pee...I had the feeling of needing to go, but I couldn't go. Had a tube inserted to start with and 900ml came out and then the tube was removed, next day I was still no better so had to be catheterised for 72 hours whilst I was weaned onto to a lower dose of morphine.

If you do play with catheters, always remember the high risks of infection, damage caused by bruising/being 'rough/heavy handed', and try not to leave them in too long as catheter sites are very susceptible to infection, even after removal

I have only had caths as part of play sessions. You often wonder how you would react and if a medical professional would realize that maybe you were a little more experienced in the world of catheterization, if you actually needed one for medical purposes. It probably wouldn't be near as pleasurable either!

About 3 months ago I had a cystoscipi which is a camera put up your dick its quite a big tube as it also has 2 tubes for injecting water both in and out. I was a bit concerned about it as there were 4 nurses and 2 doctors there but the feeling of it going in was quite incredible and the water flushing was also a nice feeling I certainly wouldn,t have any fears about another one the result was I needed a TURPS operation which I have just had ,I thought the camera tube was big but the catheter I had in when I came out of theatre was 3/8 an inch diameter as they continually flush you for 2 days .They put 42 litres of saline water through in 2 days to help flush the bleeding. The result of the op I now do in 5 sec. what took me 5 mins before. Its now 3 weeks since the op and I still have a little blood but have never been so horny. Apperently this is one side effect that can happen in a survey that was done so I,m not complaining would recommend this op to anyone having peeing problems. Smokeyboy

I was cathed 4 years ago.

I gave myself a wicked prostate infection, and after a night brewing a 104+ fever, and feeling my kidneys swell within my body I gave in and went to the urologist. He finished his examination and decided to admit me so I could be put on IV antibiotics and I figured the whole thing was over so I pulled up my briefs, expecting to be taken to a bed. He called in the nurse and told her to cath me! I got lucky and had a pretty brunette. She was gentle and even though I was miserable, it was a huge turn on :-)

I was first cath'd before a surgical procedure on my heart. Two attractive female nurses came in, pulled the drape around my bed, and told me to make a V with my legs, feet to feet. One nurse stood at my side, and told me to hold her hand. the other cleaned the end of my penis, and prepared the equipment. They had something I have never seen since - a plastic device that looked something like a pistol. It held the 16fr cath, and every time the trigger was pulled, it pushed the cath in about an inch or two. I was beginning to enjoy the scene, but then after about one push I was experiencing the most unbearable pain I had ever experienced. She continued to insert it as the nurse at my side forcibly applied pressure to me to keep me from moving. I could tell by the pain when it was in place, but as I had not been allowed any liquids for 12 hours, the nurse doing the insertion said something must be wrong that she was going to withdrawl and re-insert. I pushed for all I was worth, and she then said she thought she was in as she was seeing a small bit of urine. Seconds after that I fainted - a vaso-vagal reaction.

That was fifteen years ago. I have since been cathed many times in play sessions - never quite as painful as that first time, but kind of a minor trauma every time that really turns me on. Using plenty of sterile lube, these sessions have always happened while I had an erection. I usually masturbate or have my mate rub me, deflating the cath and pulling it out just before I climax. What fun! I always will remember the very first time - looking into the eyes of the nurse at my side.

I have had a cath inserted on several occasions, all by myself. I am a DL and love the feeling of having no control while diapered, thus i love inserting a cath and then not having any control.

I have had many catheters inserted and really enjoy the experience especially the last bit when it goes into the bladder.

I've been cathed several times post-surgically because I was not ambulatory. I've also been cathed in many a play scenario, and like the poster above, I live for the last bit as the cath enters the bladder. I am currently in the process of exploring kidney transplant options, I guess that means I'll be cathed a lot more, but not the pleasant kind.

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U rock, LadyDoc! And, please know that you are not alone. We are behind you, and next to you, and in front of you; let's explore it together!

I have used Foley 20fr on myself in play scenes a few times and enjoyed the pleasurable sensations. I don't do this often though. In a totally un-related incedent, I once or twice experienced blood while peeing and went to my Doctor about it. It had been several years since I last played with caths on my own so I know that had nothing to do with it.

My physicial sent me to a urologist who did a few tests externally and then gave me a cyctoscopic exam shoving the cam inside of me. WoW the head on that thing sure looked big but it was rounded and designed for the task so there was no prob with it going in as the Urologist squeezed plenyt of lube into me beforehand. I asked if he was going to record video or make prints of any of the imagery but he said no. He did let me view on the monitor what the camera saw.

Nothing found, everything looked normal in there. There can be an occasion where blood will come out while urinating with no specific cause or reason and if it is not persistant it is ok. Such was the case this time with me. There was a nurse in the room with the Urologist which didn't bother me. They see so much of this stuff they just take it in stride and forget all about any individual procedure before you even leave the office.

I can't say this was the most enjoyable experience but it was " an experience " If you ewver have to have it done, it is nothing to be afraid of.

Actually I have been diagnosed with a decompensated bladder,so my fun with self cathing and foleys has already begun,I know see my Uro once a year,but suppose to stay in contact with the nurse.Also my GP nurse told me the Dr said I could use a foley all the time,and change monthly

I have been catheterized in a play setting a few times, but tend enjoy sounds better. Of course still open to being cathetetized again. I do like to watch the prep of the catheter, and the water being injected in to a folly. I did have a scope used on me years ago by a Urologist, did not mind it but the situation seem to be completely different than a play scene.