My Looker 01 with urethral plug - Unfortunately a setback

It's a little hard for me to write this report, but I promised earlier to continue reporting on my experiences with the Looker 01 with urethral plug. Unfortunately, the world of fetishes is not always bright pink, there are sometimes setbacks and disappointments.

After my first success of a whole week, I immediately decided to extend the wearing periods. The next one was to be 10 days. I also managed this without any problems. It is a strange feeling when the plug gradually becomes part of your body. I have to mention again that I don't get any pleasure from urethral stretching myself. I was merely concerned with the ultimate feeling of helplessness, my penis impaled on a 5 cm tube and there being nothing I could do about it. However, this feeling gave me the ultimate kick in the head (and dick), made me unbelievably horny. When you carefully bring the little titanium tube back to the light of day after 10 days, it's also a very intimate experience with your own body.

We allowed my best piece two days of rest. During these two days of rest, I already had the feeling that "something was missing" down there. But the next challenge was already waiting for me: I wanted to carry the tube inside me for 14 days this time. Carefully as always, I cleaned and disinfected everything, inserted the tube, locked the lock and felt "complete" again. As before, there were no problems at first. Urinating is a bit tricky, especially getting the last drops out of the tube. Every evening I rinsed the Looker a little in the shower, pulled the cage forward a little to be able to rinse the plug a little with the water jet. Actually, everything was as usual - until the 10th day.

I have to mention that I was at a garden party that weekend. Despite cool temperatures, we sat in the garden until midnight and drank all kinds of alcohol. I therefore had to go to the toilet more often than usual, but followed my usual procedure of going to the toilet with a plug.
The day after the party everything was still fine, but the following day I suddenly felt that something was wrong. My wife insisted on taking off the Looker immediately - and that was good. In the evening, I already felt the first burning sensation when I urinated, but I still hoped that it would pass. The next morning I woke up with a fever and went straight to the doctor. As suspected, I had caught a bladder infection that had already reached my kidneys. I immediately started antibiotic treatment. Over the next two days, my fever rose to over 40 degrees.

But more than the bladder infection and the fever, I was disappointed that the experiment had failed. How could it be that an infection suddenly appeared after 10 days of wearing them? If I had made a mistake during insertion, the infection would have appeared much earlier.
The only way I can explain it is that either I was careless when I went to the toilet at the party, or the cold caused the bladder infection. Maybe both.

Unfortunately, this has caused a kind of "disenchantment" for me, I can't currently imagine wearing a urethral plug again. What would happen if it happened again? How should I explain this to my doctor? I am a little disillusioned, or even frustrated. I will of course continue to wear my Looker 01, just without a plug.

I would be very happy to read your thoughts and opinions about my experience.

Castitas

 

Hi good2fun,
thank you for your advice. There are two things bothering me:

1. I had been wearing the plug for 10 days when the first signs of infection appeared. If I had made a mistake when inserting it, I suspect that these signs would have appeared much earlier?

2.
I have read testimonies from users who reported uninterrupted wear for months, one even for almost a year. You recommend a weekly cleaning. Do you mean an infection can develop without exposure to external bacteria, i.e. within the urinary tract?

 

Hi Lovelocked.

this is a very interesting point: I honestly do not have this screw at all. I bought my Looker second hand, the screw was not included. I had also understood its purpose so far rather as protection, for example, when swimming or in the bath, not so much for everyday use. But you're right, of course, the open plug thereby offers a direct path for bacteria deep into the urethra.
Thanks for the advice!

 

Hi good2fun,
your hint coincides with Lovelocked's guess: My plug was not closed at the front, so it is quite possible that bacteria were also stirred up by the toilet flush and got into the plug.
By the way, I do not understand your hint as a manual but rather a contribution to researching the cause.

Your mention of a "micro bacterial film" is also very interesting if one considers the triggers of cystitis e.g. at wikipedia (German): "
"Disorders of urinary outflow due to a narrowing (obstruction) in the area of the urethra with residual urine formation ..."
Like me, almost all wearers of urinary plugs report difficulties when peeing. It takes a lot of perseverance and effort to get even the last drop through the plug. So it may well be that tiny amounts of residual urine collect in the urethra and remain there longer. At the same time, a micro bacterial film may form inside the plug because small amounts of urine gradually flow through.

In my opinion, it is then essential to clean the plug regularly and, on this occasion, simply pee without the plug.

 

Regarding my temperature during the fever: My doctor told me that bladder and kidneys were affected, she did not mention my prostate as far as I remember. However, the fever was a fact, we have a high-tech fever thermometer

About the duration of wearing the plug: I was also sceptical about some of the statements (almost a year), but due to the initial successes, longer periods seemed possible to me. However, I am now leaning towards weekly cleaning.

By the way : The small screw is indeed part of the standard Steelworxx delivery. However, it is usually lost very quickly because of its small size.