Is there a way to voluntarily get a catheter inserted?

Question

I was wondering if thereis a way to have a catheter inserted by a nurse or nurse in training, even if you don't need it?

Answer 1

WTF?????

1. Have you ever had a cath inserted before? I used to be a nurse & I have been told by clients that it is seriously uncomfortable.

2. I doubt very much that any responsible medical professional would insert a cath unless medically necessary.

3. Why?

Answer 2

I had it in for almost a week. They took it out and wanted to make me use a bed pan but i begged them to put it back in which they did after like 16h and a bladder that felt like is gona explode any minute.
They dont want to use it because it can cause bladded infection, UTI etc.
It didnt hurt for me at all - i didnt even feel it.

Answer 3

Absolutely not and if they do, report them to the authorities! The infection problems and damage this can cause just isn't worth it at all. Plus you'd have to pay for both the op and the bags etc. to go with it.

Answer 4

I would say yes and this would be something you would have to pay for out of your pocket.
Insurance won't pay for anything like this if a medical problem isn't the cause.
Also, I wouldn't do this on your own if you don't know what you're doing because you can do damage to your urethra and bladder.

Answer 5

Yuck, is this a fetish or something for you?

Catheters are incredibly painful.

Answer 6

No professional would do it, but they could. Why would anyone want to do that?

Answer 7

Are you nuts. Why would anybody want that?

Answer 8

why would you ever want that?