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== Appeal<!-- Describe the reasons why people participate in this kink. --> == | == Appeal<!-- Describe the reasons why people participate in this kink. --> == | ||
== Methods<!-- Describe the techniques and approaches for how this kink is typically performed. --> == | |||
=== Mouth and/or nose occlusion === | |||
=== Choking / Ligature strangulation / Hanging === | |||
==== Carotid compression ==== | |||
=== Inhalants / gas displacement === | |||
==== Nitrous oxide ==== | |||
==== Co2 gas addition ==== | |||
=== Rebreathing === | |||
== Risks and risk mitigation<!-- Describe the risks of this kink. -->== | == Risks and risk mitigation<!-- Describe the risks of this kink. -->== | ||
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Carotid compression should '''never''' be practiced when carotid plaques could be present due to the high risk of plaque dislodgement and embolic stroke. More than 50% of older adults (>60 years old) have some degree of carotid plaque formation. Middle-aged adults (40-60 years old) can develop carotid plaques, with higher prevalence among those with risk factors (hypertension, high cholesterol, smoking, diabetes, cardiovascular disease). | Carotid compression should '''never''' be practiced when carotid plaques could be present due to the high risk of plaque dislodgement and embolic stroke. More than 50% of older adults (>60 years old) have some degree of carotid plaque formation. Middle-aged adults (40-60 years old) can develop carotid plaques, with higher prevalence among those with risk factors (hypertension, high cholesterol, smoking, diabetes, cardiovascular disease). | ||
== Known incidents<!-- Provide a list of links to articles describing incidents involving this kink. --> == | == Known incidents<!-- Provide a list of links to articles describing incidents involving this kink. --> == | ||