By Sheldon76 - 24/02/2015 19:43
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Well once she felt the resistance she stopped and deflated it fully. But unfortunately it had traveled some down the urethra before she realized. So I had to wait while she grabbed another syringe unfortunately.
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*cringes
I'm a girl and even I cried for you.
This reminds me of 1 man 1 screwdriver.
I am so sorry
I had my stomach pumped once and I always complain about that pain. That doesn't even compare to your pain. I'm sorry brother get better!
Can someone please explain this? I don't understand this at all, due to me 1) being female, and 2) not having a lot of knowledge in anything medical.
A catheter is basically a small tube inserted into the body (in this case through the urethra) to drain fluids (in this case urine). I'm assuming that, to take the catheter out, it needs to be deflated in some way. But OP's nurse didn't deflate it all the way and so caused OP some wince-worthy pain when she tried to pull it out of his urethra
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*every single guy on FML shudders and clutches his dick* I'm honestly glad I cannot relate to this.
I don't have a penis but I can imagine the pain. I'm so sorry! :c