Does anyone else enjoy anesthesia scenes?

I enjoy pictures and videos of people under anesthesia, its fun to watch them hooked up to machines and breathing. I also like to see their exposed abdomens and all the monitors hooked up to their chest. turns me on. no sure i'd like to be there though.

I think patients under general anesthesia or who are sedated and paralyzed on vents are so vulnerable. I want so very much to protect them from harm. Am I aroused? Not a snowflakes chance in hell.

I really don't think I'd like it in a play scene .

I had a surgery last Wednesday to remove a tumour from under and behind my right eye . The week before I had one to deal with some complications left from Steven Johnson Syndrome . I'm absolutely fine until the time comes to be wheeled down to the theatres by the porters and theatre nurse . I then get very nervous .

Once in the admission area where there are lots of bed spaces all with patients in waiting for surgery , I was asked lots of questions and confirmed my signature on the consent form. The anaesthetist ( who I know very well , and is my favourite one ) came out to me . He told me I'd be fine and we were going in very soon. 10 minutes later I was wheeled to the door on my bed . They decided to let me walk the short distance from the door to the trolley . I wore a gown and already had many tubes , Ivs and wires trailing besides me . The three of them got me on the trolley and comfortable . Then I got very nervous .

I already have a long line in each arm. The anaesthetist took one hand and the male theatre nurse the other and they both put a cannula in the back of each hand. These don't exactly bother me but I have rubbish veins so they hurt like hell whilst they are poking around . The anaesthetist got his in first attempt . The theatre nurse took a bit longer .

Then the female theatre nurse starts talking to me asking questions about my kids etc to help me relax . By this point I have the anaesthetist standing at my head , female theatre nurse on my left and male theatre nurse on my right . My consultant then appeared to confirm my list of medicine allergies . As soon as she'd finished and went back into the theatre , the anaesthetist attempted to hold the mask over my mouth and nose .

As you all know I have CF . Nebuliser and oxygen masks do not bother me at all . I will tolerate them for meds . I have nasal cannulas when I need some oxygen . But that theatre mask sends me into a real deep panic . I was ok for about two mins breathing whilst the female nurse spoke to me but then I was struggling to breathe properly .

I managed to turn my head away from the mask and take a breath of air . The anaesthetist was telling me I need the mask on . I was telling him how much I hate it whilst he was trying to hold it in place .The male theatre nurse then passed him the first syringe full of medicine . That went into the cannula on my left hand . I managed to wriggle free from the mask again and took another deep breath of air . The Sats monitor started going off . The anaesthetist said to me ' Nikki , you need the oxygen . I know you hate the mask so bad but please keep it on sweetheart ."

In went the second syringe of medicine . I felt my legs start to get heavy . I remember him reaching across with a third syringe of a different coloured medicine . The rest of my body felt heavy and then I was gone .

I hate, hate , hate the whole experience . I hate being vulnerable and out of control of the situation , Definitely not for me in a play scene . I struggle to tolerate it for real.

Nikki

Nikki, to say I admire your inner strength hardly seems enough. 🌹

Thank you Dr Z .

Nikki

Nik,

I agree, I completely HATE and become very anxious when being given general anesthesia, the loss of all control. I also HATE nasal cannulas, rebreather masks, anything put in my ears, down my nose, in my mouth, down my throat etc. I have learned over the years to use meditation relaxation techniques to cope with it and I do very well IF I employ those techniques. I do happen to enjoy how the fentanyl and valium makes me feel combined with those techniques and I have always passed that onto the "gas man" and I remind my physician.

I highly encourage, strongly urge you, as we have talked many times to learn these techniques. In fact, I do so for anyone who has issues with anything of this sort.

I have also been taught how to use these techniques for pain management, cardio pulmonary problems etc. I truly believe they make a worthwhile noticeable difference. The learning, practicing and applied application are very much worth the time and effort.

I enjoy watching anesthesia videos as well, I seem to dream about being put under by male doctors quite often at night when I sleep, my dreams about this can be pretty intense so I wouldn't mind doing an anesthesia role play with a play doctor

I can't say I enjoy anesthesia scenes as I virtually do perform these almost everyday at work in ITU and find nothing arousing or sexual .

Either assisting the doctors with a Rapid Sequence Induction or sedating patients for compliance with mechanical ventilation or for medical procedures. In addition we routinely assist with bagging( the artificial ventilation performed with a respirator bag, such as an Ambu bag or the reservoir bag on an anesthesia machine. The bag is squeezed to deliver air to the patient's lungs through a mask, an endotracheal tube, or another breathing device) during physiotherapy or when helping to clear thick tenacious respiratory secretions of intubated and ventilated patients.

As has been imperviously stated by members the use of sedation can be potentially fatal due to airway occlusion as well as aspiration of gastric secretions. Bagging has the risk of causing barotrauma ( injury caused by pressure ), volutrauma ( injury cause by large tidal volumes ) as well as hypotentension ( low blood pressure) and bradycardia ( slow heart rate). I'm sure many members her would not be capable of dealing with these potential problems in a play setting , as you do not have the necessary skills, knowledge, expertise, equipment or medications .

So while this type of scenes may appear fun and exciting the reality of it is so much the contrary. Even doctors and nurses with years to experience still get a bit nervous and concerned until the patient is safely sedated or intubated.

Ah yes, RSI is a tricky one isn't it?

Yes liquidsky especially if its a grade 4 intubation on a hypotensive patient who has not fasted with no neck and cricoid pressure lol, ah the joys of ITU.

RSI involves pre-filling the patient's lungs with a high concentration of oxygen gas, followed by administering rapid-onset hypnotic and neuromuscular-blocking drugs that induce prompt unconsciousness and paralysis, allowing tracheal intubation with minimal delay. Unlike other methods of induction, no artificial ventilation is provided from the time that drugs are administered until after intubation has been achieved; this minimises insufflation of air into the stomach, which might otherwise lead to regurgitation and pulmonary aspiration, resulting in an aspiration pneumonia.

How about being unable to get it and having to do an emergency crich? Not my idea of a good time either.

NO!

WHY?

For my recent surgery When I was put under anesthesia. They asked me to count backwards and thats when Something embarrassing happened!( was told laterwards )

10,9,8,7,6,5 ,11,12,13 and my last word while dozing of was EXTRA CHEESE!!! 🙄

I'm one of a kind m I not?

~cookie

I also love anesthesia scenes. my fetish probably originates from a surgery when I was four years old. I would really like to roleplay a surgery scenario. I would probably enjoy much of the prep part, though i'm not sure I would enjoy being forceably gassed for real, but at the same time I have a fantasy of being forceably gassed.

I love anaesthesia. IV watching the IV being inserted or Im due to slower onset. The fight lasts longer. Or conscious where the syringe stays attached and more drug is administered as needed

I think I just realized why I was so interested in anesthesia. It has nothing to do with a fetish, nothing sexual but it has to do with peace and quiet.

My mind races all the time, constant thoughts that sometimes simply drain me. Many times I wished I just had an OFF button to stop every single thought in my mind, to simply stop the time, not to think of anything, of anyone.

Just Be! For a while, not too short and not too long. Completely quiet, peaceful, lonely.

I think that's it for me..."frozen" in time.

Oh Nadya I couldn't agree more. Just a pause button to let me rest for a tiny bit. That's why I so dearly love sleep. A chance to shuffle off my cares and woes for just a little. Anesthesia doesn't supply this to me though.

I guess I am lucky. I can just lay down and be asleep in just a minute or two. Not sleeping with hearing aids in kind of helps out too. I can't really hear a lot without them! 😜 I am uber sensitive to medications that make you sleepy. One Benedryl can knock me for a loop! I don't wake up easy from anesthesia at all. Two years ago, I had to have eye surgery (detached retina with 8 tears). I am a big sissy and didn't want to see nuthin' or know nuthin' that was going on. I also have pretty bad asthma too, so the doctor decided knocking me out would be best. Yeah, I was loopy for 4 days after that and slept a whole lot! I couldn't stay awake! The next time I had eye surgery, they went easy on me with the drugs and I did better. I don't think playing with anesthesia is a good idea for me! LOL

Sleep is such an elusive thing for me. I often would sell my soul for a good nights uninterrupted sleep. If I hadn't already sold it.

"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" I only had two surgeries in the 1940s. One I was too young to remember (3 weeks old), but I do remember the second one (4 years old), throwing the ether mask across the OR suite. I did not like being held down after that while they started that drip. Fortunately,the other times I have been put under (a knee scope and colonoscopies) the inductions have been much more pleasant and the fentanyl, or propofol, flows through the IV. But for play, this is NOT on my list.

Sleep is such an elusive thing for me. I often would sell my soul for a good nights uninterrupted sleep. If I hadn't already sold it.

As I age I, too, am having difficulty with sleep. One good night would indeed be a blessing.

I am in the minority here, but I think it's hot. And so is nitrous oxide, and even chloroform. Especially if the girl tries to fight it and stay awake but she can't. Hot, hot, hot!

Have you experienced anesthesia yourself? I'm curious as that might change how you feel about it. No offense meant either.

Matt83 , Yikes !!!! You probably just scared about 80% of the female members of Zity . The other 20% , well if they arent scared of you , you should probably be scared of them ! Careful whom you share your kinks with . She may be a real crazy gal ! ?

Have you experienced anesthesia yourself? I'm curious as that might change how you feel about it. No offense meant either.

Not offended at all. Yes, I have experienced anesthesia. Only once though, when I had my tonsils out in second grade. It really wasn't a big deal to me. But the thought of a nervous, helpless girl naked underneath a sheet that's going to be pulled away as soon as she's out? Yes, please! And sure, it doesn't happen just like that, but that's why they call it fantasizing, right, Bridgette?

Sooo deranged , but yet kinda hot ! 😉

Matt, personally speaking, that's a lot hot! Just so you know.

Mashie

I was an x-ray tech for many years, and saw many OR procedures. One you may find interesting is kidney stone removal. The patient is awake when wheeled in on a stretcher and moved to the flouroscopy table. Then the anesthesiologist does their thing. When the patient is out, the staff does the prep. This consists of uncovering the patient from the waist down, placing the legs into the supports and adjusting them so they're spread wide open, thouroughly cleansing the entire perineum, then draping so that all but the penis or vulva is covered and creating a sterile field. No matter how many times I witnessed this, I couldn't help but be a little fascinated that this huge invasion of privacy was going on and the patient was completely oblivious. Once it was a young woman who worked in the cafetieria, and every time I saw her after that I pictured her unconscious and exposed on the table, and the 30-40 minutes I watched a cystoscope sticking out of her urethra.

TwoVoneD: Cool! Did you ever see the part where they were falling asleep? Any interesting stories there?

TwoVoneD the same can be said of any surgery involving urology or gynecology . The cleaning and draping is virtually the same but to those that do this it gets relatively routine if you do it day in day out . Having worked in theaters mainly in gynecology and urology, we are more concern in keeping the list moving and on time , so the faster you get the patient positioned, cleaned and draped , the happier the surgeon will be and chances are you will get off on time.

As has been said numerous time by the medical person on this site patient nudity gets boring really fast . Its only the non-medical members that think its exciting. In a professional setting there are many more important considerations that occupy our thoughts.

For me I was the one on the other side of the procedure for kidney stones. I remember being wheeled into the room laid on a cold steel table. I remember the anesthesioligist putting a IV line in my arm, being hooked up to different monitors then what he gave me I went to sleep, what felt like a few minutes really was longer. Had this procedure done twice. Thanks for your view point as a xray tech.

Hi, Had a colonoscopy a few years back, and found it to be rather erotic, believe it or not. Its all about conscious sedation. After being placed in a gown, they have you lie on a gurney. The nurse then starts an IV, which keeps you on the edge of going to sleep, without actually falling asleep. If this makes sense...you're aware of them talking, and inserting the horrifically long, wide and slippery tube, which has a camera on the end. Just being aware of your klismaphiliac/anal fetish, makes it all the more exciting. You're left alone awhile, giving time for the IV infusion to do its job. By then, your brain knows what's happening, but your pain receptors in the brain cancel out any pain or discomfort. Make sense? Unlike the sigmoid exam, which is somewhat uncomfortable, due to the infusion of air in the colon, and the fact you are not sedated. Look into it...try and learn more. Please feel free to contact me. I'd do it again!😉