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| other_names = | | other_names = Catheter play, Sounding | ||
| image_file = Urethral sounds.jpg | | image_file = Urethral sounds.jpg | ||
| image_caption = A set of rosebud sounds, from 3-10 mm in diameter | | image_caption = A set of rosebud sounds, from 3-10 mm in diameter | ||
| health_risk = Moderate | | health_risk = Moderate | ||
| legal_risk = Low (varies by region) | | legal_risk = Low (varies by region) | ||
}}'''Urethral play''' involves the insertion of objects into the urethra for sexual stimulation. The urethra is the tube that allows the body to release urine, and in many men, semen. The urethra is very sensitive to tactile stimulation, and can be easily injured or become infected. Therefore, a clear understanding of the risks and performance of careful technique are essential to avoid unwanted complications. | }}'''Urethral play''', including '''sounding''' and '''catheter play''', involves the insertion of objects into the urethra for sexual stimulation. The urethra is the tube that allows the body to release urine, and in many men, semen. The urethra is very sensitive to tactile stimulation, and can be easily injured or become infected. Therefore, a clear understanding of the risks and performance of careful technique are essential to avoid unwanted complications. | ||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
Urethral play has historical roots in both medical procedures and fetish communities. For example, the term “sounding” originates from medical instruments called “urethral sounds”, which were once commonly used to dilate or explore the urethra to treat a number of urological conditions. | Urethral play has historical roots in both medical procedures and fetish communities. For example, the term “sounding” originates from medical instruments called “urethral sounds”, which were once commonly used to dilate or explore the urethra to treat a number of urological conditions. | ||