Does anyone else enjoy anesthesia scenes?

All most forgot to mention. If the doc decides she wants to do cystocopy and if she decides to sedate me which I hope she does. That is one test that I want to definitely be asleep or given some kind of sedation for, that or a colonoscopy. If the doc wants to scope me anywhere they got to make me sleepy first or in aint happening. I will post my story if people are interesting in reading.

These are some of my favorite type of videos! 😃

I love anesthesia. The drugs are the only good part of having surgery. I have a number of surgical procedures. Some with full anesthesia and other with twilight sleep.

I enjoy the feeling when the Anesthesiology PA comes in and gives me the preliminary injection. The the ride on the gurney into the operating room, being placing on the table and looking around while I am being positioned etc. Then the real anesthetic being administered and it is Good Bye world.

If anyone has videos about anesthesia'm willing to share. I fond everything related to anesthesia although I've never been anesthetized. Greetings.

Arbol10,

I have a lot of pictures and videos that I could share with you. What pictures/clips do you have?

Lojban Hello!

I have several that I downloaded from different pages. Where we could share? Interested anesthesia in male patients. Greetings hopefully answer.

I do love this scene and i will be very honest you have to be oh so very very sure of who you play with, if you dont feel safe dont do it at all!! BigK is right in what he says. but otherwise i love this scene and probably biggest part of my fetish 😃

The fantasy, harmless play and watching videos and movies, is very exciting. The reality scares the shit out of me.

To be honest, just the mask would suit me just fine. Actual anesthetic wouldn't be that interesting, since as soon as you're out, you're out, and the play effectively stops there. Sure it may not be as authentic, but it allows more to be done and it's certainly safer with something like oxygen, rather than things that could actually go wrong... Unless Oxygen can kill you if you breathe it in.

To be honest, just the mask would suit me just fine. Actual anesthetic wouldn't be that interesting, since as soon as you're out, you're out, and the play effectively stops there. Sure it may not be as authentic, but it allows more to be done and it's certainly safer with something like oxygen, rather than things that could actually go wrong... Unless Oxygen can kill you if you breathe it in.

You might try looking up oxygen toxicity. Inhaling too much oxygen can indeed cause problems, sometimes serious ones. It's not that long ago that a Zity member died from experimenting with gases thought to be "safe" A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing.

I thought discussions of this nature were against Zity rules in any case.

To be honest, just the mask would suit me just fine. Actual anesthetic wouldn't be that interesting, since as soon as you're out, you're out, and the play effectively stops there. Sure it may not be as authentic, but it allows more to be done and it's certainly safer with something like oxygen, rather than things that could actually go wrong... Unless Oxygen can kill you if you breathe it in.

Yes, describing potentially harmful or dangerous methods is forbidden in Zity.biz.

If the original poster (@Blueboat) actually meant air then he should not have used the word oxygen as they are not to same thing.

Oxygen toxicity: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_toxicity

In that case, I meant air or whatever isn't dangerous.

I enjoy both general and epidural anesthesia scenes

I like the calm, relaxing feeling I got right before getting the oxygen mask on. That's pretty much the last thing I remember from the OR.

In the anesthesia inductions I performed I love when the patient is out, intubated and paralyzed. The transition is always nervous making.

I do this for real for a living, and even though I do recall being masked and put to sleep with ether anesthesia (no longer used for several reasons) as a child many years ago, I've never had the slightest arousal or sexual stimulus from anything I've either done or seen. Although taking the patient from awake to asleep and safely intubated after induction of anesthesia with either gas or IV meds (most common) can sometimes be nerve-wracking, usually it's routine and very satisfying to see your patient asleep with stable vital signs in front of you. I've also received a lot of anesthetics myself from infancy through about 2002, and while I actually find "going to sleep" (it's not really true sleep, very different, RIP Mr. Jackson) pretty relaxing, again it's not sexual at all either dozing off or awakening.

I'm not much of a MedFet fan usually, though some of my kinks are related, like anal play, enemas and submission, even though I was brought up in a medical (RN) household and exposed to it through mom as well as multiple medical conditions and surgery since childhood. It just continues to show us how complex human psychology and origins of kinks and fetishism are. I had enormous exposure growing up, but no serious ongoing MedFet interests (I don't mind doing it at all, but it's not a big arouser for me), while others have a completely different experience with how they were raised vs their sexual interests. I really do find it fascinating.

So to those of you getting seriously aroused by anesthesia videos or stories or play sessions, more power to you, enjoy yourselves, but just do it as fantasy (with a few props if you like), but stay away from any actual drug use and be safe. Leave it up to the people who know how to get you anesthetized AND BACK AGAIN (not screaming, just have no Italics here) safely and only done when you really need surgery or procedures for your health. Fantasy all by itself can be satisfyingly powerful.

Eric

I enjoy watching such videos. Obviously like most of us here would not like to be the one going under in reality. Fantasy is welcome

I enjoy general and anesthesia, special epidural

With six surgeries in the 1950s as a kid, being put under with ether, I don't find the idea of anesthesia fantasies to be the lease bit appealing. Enjoy it if you like, but you won't find me participating.

I love anesthesia scenes and roleplays. I'm not sure it's something I ever want to experience in RL, but if you end up in my OR (and most of my patients do :-) ), then you will be put under. I also love roleplaying being put under for surgery. Having the black mask placed over my nose and mouth. Breathing in the smell of the rubber. Seeing the OR lights and everyone working around me as I go under. I love it. :-)

I have loved everything to do with OR for as long as I can remember. Anesthesia is an integral part and is one of the things I love most.

My mom had a colonoscopy last year and it was her first time ever having one she is 64 and very attractive for her age. Everyone says she looks like she is in her 40s. She had to do the prep and everything and had to go to the hospital for it. My dad had one a year prior at the same doctor and was awake for his. My mom however was put asleep for hers. She didn't give the doctor any preference either. He had my mom asleep but dad awake. I kinda wonder why he wanted her asleep. Is it because she was a woman or what. She said that they put the needle in her and told her to count backwards from 10 and she didn't even reach 9 and was out cold. She said she was surprised how fast whatever drugs they gave her knocked her out. I remember dad had to drive her home and she was still very sleepy and groggy when she got home and slept all afternoon. I still think about how sleepy she looked when she got home and how quickly she was knocked out with the drugs and the doctor had her completely defenseless and he could have done anything he wanted to her. I sometimes think did he cop a feel of mom when she was asleep. the thought of it turns me on for some weird creepy reason.

That's indeed a weird creepy fantasy. Everything we do as physicians is observed by other medical personnel. One must be like Caesar's wife and be above suspicion. I've done colonoscopies and believe me the only thing on my mind was getting it right and not missing any pathology. Cop a feel? Puhleeeze!

Yes bigjohn, another doc here, and I gave anesthesia for colonoscopy for years and still do occasionally. As liquid says, you're never alone with a patient during a procedure. And I f anyone were to be foolish enough to cop a feel, they'd have to have every other person in the room in on it and still be concerned about someone wandering by seeing them from outside the room. That's why docs get caught doing bogus procedures or having relationships with patients or being unprofessionally sexual. There's just too much company and everyone there worked long and hard to get where they are and doesn't want to lose their license. It's also why people like me and at least a few other members here that are docs or nurses can have kinks that we love but which might be construed as overlapping with clinical medical practice, such as enemas, rubber gloves, exams, etc. They may conceptually overlap, but never in real life. I love rubber and find it very arousing, but not once since starting med school 31 years ago have I ever had the slightest sexual twinge or arousal when putting on or using gloves, which you do many times a day. Mostly I'm thinking about did I get the sterile gloves on properly without contamination. And if you see a penis or breasts or vulva or anus during an exam or prepping a patient for surgery, you don't think sex or arousal, you think is that normal or abnormal and do I need to pay any clinical attention to it to provide good or better medical care for that patient. This isn't sexual or kinky, but as an example, I was giving anesthesia to a man for posterior spine/back surgery, and after he was asleep and stable lying on his stomach, I noticed a few small pimple type lesions on his back and one pretty angry looking one. Normally, my business is not the back, and I wouldn't be paying too much attention to it, but I showed the surgeon. He opened the pimple, which in fact was a much larger abscess, out of which he drained considerable white pus - rather like only seeing 10% of the iceberg. It turned out to be MRSA, but fortunately was susceptible to a common penicillin derivative and the patient did very well. If it had been on a breast or a penis, we would have reacted similarly professionally and left the patient in better condition than we found them. Eric

For me, having a mask (even if it's not actually hooked up to anything) held over my nose and mouth is extremely arousing and equally terrifying.

It really does scare me but I love it. It's such a helpless feeling. I had surgery earlier this year, and when I had to be put under I totally freaked, which was to be expected from me. My Doctor held my hand and hushed me. A nurse put a mask on my face which was probably laughing gas, which I protested and shook off. I don't mean to but it's really conflicting for me.

The only way it could have been better was if I were restrained.

Damn I feel really strange when I try to understand how something that really scares me that badly, is actually enjoyable on a different level and I crave it.

I am curious about being sort of violated while I'm on laughing gas.

I would be open to it but I'm not sure how realistic it is.

I cannot handle having anything over my face. Even when it's an O2 mask blowing in all the O2 I need I feel like I still can't breathe. It sends me into a panic attack every time in a matter of seconds. I had actually thought about being a surgical nurse but couldn't handle the mask over my face. As a matter of fact during my surgical rotation I couldn't even get the mask completely tied before I started freaking out. Lucky for me the hospital I was at had an observation deck and I was able to watch from up there. I probably had a better view and no mask, lol.

Mashie

I love the black rubber masks and nasal hoods which I can probably trace to a tooth extraction I had as a child. Otherwise I have been lucky to make it to my fifties without needing any medical procedures requiring anesthesia and I am very happy about it. I too have zero interest in actually being anesthetized. The rubber masks alone are fine for me.

I absolutely LOVED it when I was put out for my bowel resection. The anesthesiologist shot some Fentanyl into my I.V. and it felt like an orgasm. He let me "ride" it for a few seconds and then said, "OK, here we go". He injected the rest of the Fentanyl and I was totally out. I never saw any mask, or endotracheal tube, but knew that I had one inserted into my throat. I also woke up with an N.G. tube and a Foley in me. I'll NEVER forget that first dose of Fentanyl!

I don't think I would like this in a play scene. When I was about 4 I got my tonsils out and I remember the mask they put over my face. They told me to count to 10 and I remember I didn't know HOW to count to ten. I remember trying not to breathe in that stinky, smelly air. I think I remember trying to turn away, but the nurse (she was nice, they all were) held it on me. I remember her telling me to breathe and not hold my breath. It was awful! I had surgery several more times (that first one was tonsils and adenoids, then tonsils again at some point because they grew back, and then several rounds of tubes in my ears) up til I was about 7 years old. Then I went all my life until I turned 45 and I had to have emergency eye surgery. My retina was torn and detached (7 tears!). I asked to be knocked out because I am a big wuss. I admit it. I didn't want to see nuthin' or hear nuthin'! It was the same for when I ended up with a cataract in that same eye this year (because of the gas bubble they put in my eye the first time). The first eye surgery, I was terrified. I had to go in via the e.r. (out of state insurance would only pay if I went in through the e.r.) and they took my glasses and my hearing aids. I can't see well at all and without my hearing aids...well, I was pretty much deaf and blind. I remember trying to remember everything that was going on because I was kind of excited and terrified at the same time. I remember the ekg thing was a big sticker thing they put on my back and I had to sit up for that. Then they positioned me with a pillow under my neck. Then the oxygen mask was held to my face (they told me it was oxygen), and then they gave me a bit of a warning that they were knocking me out. Everything kind of swirled, like when they show in a cartoon and I tried to fight it. I was out within a second or two. When I woke up, they kept telling me to breath. They said I kept forgetting to breathe and their alarms kept going off. All I wanted was more sleep. I found out that I have sleep apnea and am really sensitive to anesthesia because it took me four days to fully come out of it! The second eye surgery, my friend told them I was uber sensitive, so they gave me less or something different. I was fully "with it" that same day! No, I don't think playing with drugs that will make me sleepy is a good idea, do you??? LOL!

I have always been fascinated by anesthesia and surgical procedures. I have been put under a few times in my life. It is a really weird feeling but soo relaxing. I have wanted to try local anesthesia, for some procedures something like liposuction.