Transvaginal play exam

Has anyone attempted a transvaginal ultrasound exam during a pretend appointment?

I was looking at buying a real TV ultrasound probe and pretending to use it with a computer monitor, but they're at least several hundred dollars on EBay. I have also seen complete TV ultrasound kits on EBay which ship from China, however they're still relatively expensive. The last option would be to use a clinical looking vibrator or dildo and attach a cord to simulate a TV probe, but it wouldn't be the same size and shape.

For anyone who has had an actual TV ultrasound: I wanted to know how long the procedure lasts, and whether or not any pressure is applied to the g-spot using the probe. I would like to make a play exam pleasurable for the patient, but not completely unrealistic.

Been present but not personally experienced a TVU - lasted maybe 5 minutes at most with the transducer in the vagina. Nothing ever said about pressure on the Gspot and I believe there really was no "feeling" either way. I larger diameter curling rod with a rounded or curved tip has always reminded me of the vaginal transducer that was used. If you removed the spring loaded part of the curling rod that holds the hair against the hot curling rod, you'd have a transducer.

I had a Transvaginal ultrasound during my recent hospital stay.The last time I had one was almost 15 years ago .It was carried out by a male tech .There was a female nurse present the whole time.From start to finish the exam lasted around 15 - 20 minutes.Certainly an experience I won't forget in a while .

I would love to design some interesting medfet sex toys, starting with a vibrating TV ultrasound probe. However, in reality I wouldn't have a market, aside from the handful of dedicated playdocs I have met here.

Lelo makes some high end vibrators that you can change the vibration setting and speed on so that it's very discrete. That may be an option, if I can find one that looks similar to a probe.

The curling iron makes me cringe when I think about it...

Perhaps look at hospitals, clinics, medical surplus that are clearing out old instruments etc and government surplus. I saw a link on here about using those as a gold mine for instruments and equipment at obscene low prices. Do a search.

The real deal is going to be a few hundred dollars even in used condition just for the transducer itself. You may find something from used surplus...especially if you keep an eye on items coming from China..Poland also is a good source.

There was a big deal out a while back for a vibrator/camera - the Svarkom "gaga" ( can't make this stuff up ). It was on Amazon for around 150.00. You could attach it to a laptop for camera feed playback. I would take a buyer beware as to the camera feature. You'll get something...obviously not ultrasound imaging...but it's not going to be designed for a quality image. Good luck searching

You could aim for the g-spot but a truly realistic situation is that you'd aim the transducer probe for the uterus or ovaries.

None of my many TVU experiences have been fun. I don't get pleasure from them of any kind. If your patient is not into discomfort and or pain in a role play, I would not include this.

If you are going to go to the expense of an ultrasound machine and the transducer for a TVU, are you also going to have a transducer for an abdominal ultrasound when the bladder is full? That is typically done with the TVU before the TVU is done.

Before going to this expense, have you purchased an autoclave??? Those are part of a real medical practice and definitely provide realism and assures the client you are sterilizing the instruments? Though proper cleaning of them with a propper pre-soak and scrubbing of them to ensure there is nothing left in between the moving parts of your instruments and in the teeth, blades etc is important before putting them in the autoclave. Then there is proper technique to learn how to keep instruments sterile that need to be kept sterile until they are used. I could add to this maintaining a sterile field, sterile technique once the packet is opened etc. Sounds come to mind as an example.

Just a few more of my thoughts...

Andie

My "practice" only has one patient right now, and all my instruments are new, so the purchase of an autoclave isn't a priority at this time. Nevertheless, I always wash used insturments on a high heat/sterile cycle in the dishwasher after soaking them in a chlorine/water solution. I also have a large supply of disposable plastic speculum as well.

The intent of my post was to see if anyone else has thought of doing a simulated TVU as part of a play exam. I don't have unlimited funds to spend on devices, so I wanted to see if anyone had an idea about how to simulate the procedure and have it be realistic.

.From start to finish the exam lasted around 15 - 20 minutes.Certainly an experience I won't forget in a while .

Whay not ?

I would imagine that you could improvise and use a suitably shaped/size item as a probe to put inside the vagina