Diaperman95
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No. Not if done correctly. I did have a defective catheter once that had a very sharp edge around a eyelet and did not notice until I passed it. Ouch felt like pissing razors. What seemed like a lot of blood but maybe not really. I told my doc. even showed him the bad tube. He did a scope to make sure it was all good because I showed him a pick of the toilet bowl and it looked like a horror movie. But that was a very defective tube. It's really pretty straight forward. As long as you dont force nothing you wont get hurt. Provide you are not using defective catheters of course. But if the tube is lubed well enough it will slide right in. A hypoallergenic catheter makes it a lot nicer too. It has a coating that gets real slippery when wet as well as some antibacterial properties. I remembered it use to burn for a few minutes afterwards when I first started though. But nothing so painful that the average person cant handle it. I was very embarrassed to talk about it or have it done like in a hospital setting when I was young. But I realized I didn't ask for any of this and that it is a part of life for a lot of people. I mean they didn't invent them just for me after all. So after you accept that then the rest is no problem. Many of my friends know. In fact more people know I have to use a catheter at night than know about my painful bladder syndrome and the incontinence. I have a far harder time telling someone I use diapers. But that's getting to where I really dont care as much either. But I been doing this a long time as well. Because it get tiring as hell worried what every one else thinks of my health issues. So that's just how I see things.Danielgartin6993 said:Any bleeding with catheter usage, dude, I’ve had to do that,it was painful and embarrassing, I actually wet myself while awake like a baby