Vibrating Urethral

Vibrating Urethral

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Any one ever use a Urethral Sound sex toy?

Never done this, a bit scared about trying, but seriously thinking about it. But will this damage me or anything?
Here is the link to the one I am thinking about.

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-STAINLESS-STEEL-VIBRATING-URETHRAL-SINGLE-SOUND_W0QQitemZ320153483139QQihZ011QQcategoryZ4793QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Considering its specific use, yes… there is always potential to hurt yourself. I’m assuming you’re a male since that’s usually who these tools are specifically made for.

There are ways to safely play with toys made to do what you want to do (urethral insertion), but honestly I don’t know about that one.

First, I see joints, which means it’s in more than one piece, and that’s generally something you want to avoid. It may be a slim chance, but do you want to take even a small risk it will come apart and you’ll end up with a piece of steel which suddenly has a sharp edge to it lodged three inches down inside your penis just waiting to slice your urethra up as you try to extract it?

Second, it doesn’t look very polished. That may not seem like an issue, but believe me, it is. Not having a mirror smooth finish means the surface is covered with small scratches and pits, all of which can irritate or damage the inside of the urethra.

Third, look at the shape. Do you see any gentle tapers on the end? To be honest, there shouldn’t be a blunt end on a device like that, because it makes insertion more painful and makes it easier to damage a very delicate body part.

Also, the built in vibrator is going to be heavy, which means either the toy has to be manually held in place, or it’s going to become awkward, and lean one way or the other, which if you think about it, will cause a very uncomforable pressure point inside you where the inside of the bar bends and forces the tip into one side of your urethra.

That said, here’s my advice, just from what I know of your question and the toy:

Since you’re inexperienced with using a toy like this, you need to start out slowly, with a smaller toy you know is well made.

If you’re looking on ebay, check with a seller known as tight_bonds. I know he puts a lot of time and effort into the quality of what he makes and is generally happy to help people pick the right toy, especially if they’re new at the game.

What you need to look for in a plug are the following things:

1) A toy made out of surgical grade Stainless Steel. You don’t want to get a plug made out of cheap metals, because many of the cheaper metals, such as nickel, can cause allergic reaction and irritation even in normal skin… in contact with a surface as delicate as the interior surface of the urethra, the irritation could be severe, or even cripplingly painful (and remember, with irritation can come swelling, and imagine trying to pull the thing out if irritation has caused it to swell shut around the thing).

2) Look for a very polished surface. Like I said, if it’s not mirror smooth, that means there are scratches and pits on the surface which, small as they may be, will irritate the area and possibly damage it.

3) Look for a toy with a gently tapered or rounded end, and ABSOLUTELY NO sharp angles on insertable parts. Outside a Robert Mapplethorpe exhibit, sharp edges and soft tissue DO NOT MIX.

4) Look for a toy which has something on the end (such as a metal ring) which prevents overinsertion of the toy, so you don’t run the risk of the toy getting trapped inside you.

5) Look for a toy made out of a SINGLE PIECE of steel… with the exception of the ring or catch which prevents overinsertion, don’t buy anything which is made out of multiple pieces, because multiple pieces means the toy could break. Not something you want internally.

6) DO NOT buy anything made out of cheap alloy, plastic, or glass. I don’t care how “shatter resistant” the seller insists they are, this is not the place you want to take the chance. Go for surgical stainless steel, or nothing at all.

7) Use a WATER BASED lubricant you know does not irritate you when it’s time to play. This is really important. The lubricant will allow the toy to slide in and out without adhering to the delicate urethral tissue and possibly tearing it. It also has to be water based because oil based lubricant can cause an internal blockage in your urethra, which definitely isn’t something you want to deal with (not being able to urinate can become a serious medical problem in a matter of hours).

Learn how to relax. You need to do this for the same reason females need to be able to relax before they start having sex. Tension causes things to tighten up, which makes inserting anything much more uncomfortable… so as hard as it’s going to be, learn how to relax the area (and it is possible to do that while you’re excited… it just takes a bit of control).

In this case, since you seem to want an insertable toy AND vibration, I would probably recommend getting an appropriate toy for insertion, and then buying a small vibrator you can apply to the end of the toy, or along another external point, to discover where the sensations feel best to you. Plus, the weight of the vibrator becomes a non-issue if you keep the two separate.

Anyway, good luck, and play safe, and remember the cardinal rule:

When in doubt, LEAVE IT OUT!

If you’ve got any other questions, feel free to email me.

About the Vulva – the Female Sexual Organ

The vulva begins over the pubic bone and extends between the legs of the woman far back to only a short distance from the rectal opening. In young girls or some women the vulva begins fairly far up at the lowest part of the belly. As the pubic bone grows during maturing, the vulva is often pushed further downwards between the legs.

The parts of the vulva that are most easily seen are the outer genital lips, called the great lips or the Labia majora. Between the upper parts of the lips lies the clitoris, a knob-like structure with a hood like the penile foreskin. Beneath the clitoris and continuous with the clitoral foreskin are the small or inner genital lips, the Labia minora. These surrounds a deepened area called the vaginal vestibule. The urethra opens in the vaginal vestibule and just beneath the urethral opening is the vaginal opening.

 

THE GENITAL LIPS AND THE AREA BETWEEN THE LIPS

The Labia majora join each other at the lower part of the belly, just over the pubic bone and extend backwards between the woman’s legs where they also also join each other. The inner lips, the labia minora, vary much in shape and size. They may extend out from the great lips or lie fully within the area of the great lips.

The inside of the genital lips excrete an oily fluid from sebaceous glands, and there are also sweat glands that deliver salty secretions. This fluids blend with fat-rich skin cells rejected from the inner surface of the lips and friendly bacteria to make a whitish substance called sebum. The sebum has a protective and lubricating function.

 

THE URETHRA AND PARAURETHRAL GLANDS

The urinary opening is situated between the inner lips in the vestibule some distance from the clitoris, sometimes it is placed even at the upper rim of the vaginal opening. At each side of the urethra there is a gland that secrete the same kind of fluid as the male prostate, the paraurethral glands or Skene’s glands. The glands tend to empty themselves before and during orgasm and can this way contribute to the phenomenon called female ejaculation.

 

THE VAGINA

The vaginal opening lies just below the urethral orifice. In Jung girls it is mostly closed by a thin membrane called the hymen. The hymen will at some time rupture and leave only residuals at the rim of the vaginal opening. The vagina leads up to the womb or uterus.

The inner vaginal wall consists of an epithelium over an elastic connective tissue sheet and around that there is a sheet of muscles. In the walls of the vagina, there are a lot of glands that secrete a lubricating slime. This secretion tend to increase just before and during puberty. It occurs all the time, but increase during sexual excitement.

The vaginal wall do not have much nerves that can recognize sensations but nerve endings controlling the glands an the muscles.

On both sides of the vagina fairly far back there are situated two glands, the Bartholin’s glands, that secrete a slime, especially just before the female orgasm. Also this secretion may contribute to female ejaculation.

 

THE CLITORIS AND THE ERECTILE BODIES

The clitoris has a hood like the penis and this hood can be continuous with the minor lips or extend downwards at both sides of the minor lips so that it look like the women has even one more pair of lips. The visible clitoris has the ability to become blood-filled, engorged and erect just like the penis.

It has a set of erectile bodies that do not only lie within the clitoris but extend inside the structures of the vulva, so that the whole vulva has the ability to get blood-filled and engorged.The erectile bodies are a mesh of very elastic blood vessels in a framework of elastic connective tissue.

In the lower part of the clitoris lies the erectile body corpus bulbospongiosus. This body divides itself into two branches, the bulbs of vestibule, that continue as two great bodies at each side of the vaginal vestibule and frame the urethra and vagina, These bodies are partly surrounded by a muscle called the bulbospongiosus muscle.

In the upper part of the clitoris are the erectile bodies corpora cavernosa at both sides that each extends inside as two bodies, called the crura of clitoris or legs of clitoris. These go along the inner rim of the pubic bone under each of the great lips. These bodies are also partly surrounded by a muscle, the ischiocavernosus muscle..

The clitoris has a very rich density of nerve endings through the whole structure. Many of these lies inside small connective tissue bodies that are capable of transmitting and focusing impulses like pressure and vibration towards the nerve endings.

 

THE G-SPOT AND INNER SENSUAL AREAS OF THE VULVA

From the clitoris down at both sides of the urethra towards the upper vaginal wall, goes a sensitive structure with a swampy appearance because of a meshwork of blood vessels. This structure can be stimulated from the clitoral side by pressure and vibration or from within the vagina. The part of this structure laying nearest the vaginal wall is often called the G-spot.

When a women has orgasm, sensations in both the clitoris and the whole structure down to the vaginal wall play a role.Sometimes most of the sensations are registered at the clitoris, and the orgasm is then called a clitoral orgasm. Other times most of the sensations are registered in the area over the vaginal wall, and this type of orgasm is called G-spot orgasm or vaginal orgasm.

 

THE INNERVATION AND BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE VULVA

The clitoris and the central portions of the vulva are innervated by the perineal nerve which is a branch of the pudendal nerve, a nerve that control many important functions in the pelvic region. The peripheral parts of the vulva is controlled by branches from the posterior femoral cutaneus nerves which also controls the surfaces of the thighs. These nerves contain fibers to transmit sensations, fibers to control voluntary muscles in the vulva and parasympathetic fibers that control glands, blood vessels and involuntary muscular functions.

Much of the blood supply to the vulva comes from the internal pudendal artery on both sides. This artery has branches that go towards the labia, towards the clitoral region towards the rectum and other places in the pelvic area.

About the Author

Knut Holt is an internet consultant and marketer focusing on health and hobby items.

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