Ekg's

I have them regularly and they've never done anything for me.

I've had many EKG s and it doesn't do anything for me either. The only thing that counts is what the tracing looks like.

I have two ekg machines and use them as much as I can, nothing better than seeing a healthy chested female with ekg leads attached to her chest and watching the reactions

Remember that if you sufficiently stimulate someone hooked up to an ekg machine you're really doing a cardiac stress test. The ideal, and what you'd expect to see in 90% of us on this site, is a tracing with no change except an increase in heart rate. Other changes may well be bad news. BTW has anyone added learning basic ekg interpretation to their fetish?

Check out Marriots Practical ECG book. It's great and makes reading EKGs easy.

I had few EKG in my life as a patient, but I remeber once when I was 9 years old during a sport physical performed by a very old and quite rough doctor: I received a rest-12 derivation Just after a General examination almost completely nude except for briefs lowered at the knees; after this I standed up, removed briefs, had hernia check and then, completely nude, sitted at the cyclette and again attached to EKG for dynamic exam: very embarassing!!!!

Love it !

I have never never had an ekg done before, but I assess ekg exams on my patients (resting and stress). the model I prefer is the suction type (rubber bulbs) and the limb clamps for the resting exam.

I also like to measure blood pressure during the exam. Patient arousal is at it's best.

I've found it difficult to ekg myself...

Madly in love with EKGs!

I'm terrified of EKG. Silly fear I know. I have to be held down. Ridiculous I know.

Really submissivlee all they do is put the pads on your chest and attach the leads to the machine there is nothing to be afraid of. Pads hurt a little when pull them off your skin LOL

Kid, she was in a trauma few years back. Everything doctors did in the emergency room was painful. Even though she has little recollection about the attack and procedures. One of the thing she remember is doctors placing ekg electrodes. It is psychologically pain to her. She was brutally attacked in 2008. It isn't the physiological pain more psychological,because she doesn't remember much about what happened in the hospital. She deal with night terrors because of attack. It's a really traumatic experience for her if she has to go get an ekg but she is strong woman and gets it done because it's important as she is a heart patient.

~Cookie

Thanks cookie for explaining this so wonderfully . I am sorry you get to be the one that listens to me scream when we are sleeping on phone calls when I am stressed and night terrors occur. I love you for loving me and protecting me. 😘

I'm sorry to hear that submissivlee I didn't know. Do you forgive me 😃 ?

Of course kid! There's nothing to forgive . How could you have known . All is good!

I had a 12 lead ECG back in February, as part of a research trial I volunteered for. I then had the misfortune of having chest pains a few days ago and going to hospital by ambulance. So 1 ECG at home, then another 12 lead at hospital then some continuous monitoring in a 3 lead monitor for a couple of hours. Thankfully no heart attack. I'm being referred for further assessment, one test is going to be the exercise ECG on a treadmill. Quite looking forward to that one.

My own ECG monitor broke last week. It was a very old unit from Ebay and was cheap to buy. It sadly stopped reading clearly and showed a lot of interference. The cables and electrodes are fine. Time to get looking on Ebay again...

I love them

How many of you have your own Ekg machine in your home?

I find being wired up for an ECG is a complete turn on. I've gone to a screening centre for an ECG or two over the years but have never needed one from my actual doctor.

I'd really like an ECG + Auscultation Heart based session, ultrasound too if available.

I quite enjoy reading EKGs. It's such an elegant tool and is useful for elucidating or diagnosing such an array of medical conditions. For those interested Marriott's Introduction to Electrocardiography is a great book and explains quite elegantly how they work. Having one myself does zip for me.

It would depend who would be doing the EKG. I enjoy seeing it done on females though!

I agree completely with Liquidsky. Really enjoyed reading ekg's which I did for many years in our community hospital. Marriot is a great book to begin learning how. A lot of information in a fairly simple device. I did insurance exams in peoples' homes for awhile as a medical resident. I carried an ekg machine around in my car then but turned it in when I quit doing them. I found doing them kind of messy. That was in the days of rubber straps to attach the electrodes to the limbs or suction cups to the chest. Talk about problems with chest hair! That plus the electrode gel...messy!

I am into EKG in a way similar to Liquidsky. I am amazed at how the Doctors and Nurses are able to make diagnosis and treatments based on this information. I had the opportunity to attend an ACLS course when I was involved in EMS. Electrocardiography is a wonderful tool! Hopefully you will have good success in studying the strips ! Daniel

DEFINITELY into EKGs. They were a part of my medfet interests from childhood.

There's some feeling of exposure, but that's about it. Not a lot of experiences associated with it otherwise. 😃

Definitely into EKGs too, possibly during stress, I love to see the electrodes attached to the body.

EKGs were done for sports at my school and it was the old-fashioned suction-bulb type that would leave little sucker marks on skin that lasted a little bit. I am still kind of turned on by the memory of seeing friends and other boys come out of that station with the very visible marks. Does anyone else have a similar turn on? I know it's kind of tangential, but it's one of those little details I always think about when I think about those physicals.

I love the old style suction cups as well. Much prefer those to sticky electrodes.

Wouldn't complain about either though😃

I've never had one but like the thought of lying there topless with just a gown over the top to cover me. I get really nervous without a top on, so it would be truly awkward for me but I think I'd enjoy the exposure.

I had my first ever EKG done a few weeks back. I was having difficulty breathing and tightness in my chest. It turned out that my usual allergy symptoms were getting more severe--but when I told the doctor that I have a family history of stroke and cardiac issues, he decided to have an EKG done. The setup took longer than the test itself with the nurse shaving off patches of hair on my ankles and chest so that she could attach the adhesive electrodes. Once I was all hooked up, she got the readouts she needed in what seemed like a minute--two at the most. (And I'm still waiting for those newly bald patches to fill back in.)

Like others in this thread, the look of being hooked up to the machine can be hot. But the there's not much to the procedure itself. How might one work it into a role play exam to make it kinkier or more erotic?

Have had many EKGs. The worst part is the embarassment of lying there naked from the waist up. One time, I had on a crappy bra and that time they did not ask me to take my bra off. I wasn't expecting to have to have an EKG that day. Why do things have to happen when you have crappy clothes on? (I had an accident when I was wearing the worst pair of undies I owned, had put off doing laundry, and the nurses had to take my clothes off of me in the ER)