Manhood Pain and Sounding - A Risky Solo Adventure
Many men are perfectly
content to stick to "typical" solo entertainments involving their
hands, a little lotion and their male organs, but others crave a more
adventurous experience, even if it results in manhood pain. Those interested in
the much more adventurous experience of male organ sounding should be aware
that it carries a significant risk of injury and is discouraged by health
professionals; however, if a man does indulge in this extreme form of
entertainment, he needs to ensure that his male organ health is not compromised in the process.
Okay. So what is
sounding?
Technically, sounding is
a medical process in which a urologist insults a probe (called a sound) into
the urethra of the male organ. This is done to widen the urethra so that any
obstructions can be located. (A sound may also be used in the urethra when a
man is getting his male organ pierced.) Sounding originally was developed as a
way of treating certain partner-transmitted infections.
Sounding as pleasure
At some point, men
discovered that the insertion of a sound creates a pleasurable sensation in the
male organ. This may go back years before the medical sound was created; men
have been doing inventive things with their tools for as long as they have had
hands, and it's likely that some men were inserting things into the urethra
just to see what would happen long before the medical community developed the
sound.
The routine
Those who engage in
sounding for sensual interest generally recommend the following:
- The man should be lying down flat on his back
before inserting the sound.
- It is absolutely crucial that the sound is
sterile before it is inserted into the male organ.
- A good amount of lubrication is also essential.
- The male organ must be soft when the sound is
inserted.
- In actuality, one is supposed to let the male
organ engulf the sound rather than to push the sound down the male organ.
- Keep supporting the sound once it is inserted so
that it doesn't fall over.
- A gentle tap on the sound when it is in place
will cause the vibrations that are supposed to produce pleasure.
- If the male organ becomes firm while the sound is
inserted, do not remove the sound until it is soft again.
The dangers
The dangers associated
with male organ sounding are presumably obvious: it simply is not a good idea
to stick anything down the urethra. (And some practitioners of sounding don't
stick with sounds but use a wide range of other objects which are even less
appropriate and more dangerous.)
Among the problems that
can result from sounding, aside from simply a sore male organ, are tears and
damage to the urethra and to the muscles of the male organ. Serious damage can
result in reproductive issues, as well as in urination challenges.
Clearly, whether a man
wants to risk these issues in order to explore a new solo technique is a personal
decision; but if a man does wish to try sounding, he should (1) make sure that
he follows all instructions included with the device exactly, and (2) be
extremely careful.
The male organ pain that
can result from improperly sounding is not pleasurable; however, for manhood
pain that is more topical in nature and that results from the everyday wear and
tear of a male organ, men are advised to take advantage of a top drawer male
organ health cream (health
professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil). In addition to helping to soothe
achiness, the proper cream is going to enhance the health of the equipment in
question. To get the most benefit, a man should investigate the ingredients
list of each cream and select one that includes an emollient such as shea
butter to moisturize and soothe the male organ; a powerful antioxidant such as
alpha lipoic acid, which can help slow down the aging process of manhood skin
cells; and vitamin C, which is an important
structural component of blood vessels.
For
additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on
improving male organ sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a healthy male
organ, visit: http://www.man1health.com.
John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and
is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.