Types Of Medical Play

Medical play is a very common sexual fetish, although it is worth mentioning that there are many differing specific kinds of medical play, which taken individually, can tie into other fetishes as well. With that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the most popular types, in addition to some of the most frequently used toys and equipment, to ensure that your medical play experience is a positively arousing one.

Whether you want to go one-to-one with a lover or partner, or you wish to attend specialist events which cater for such fetishes, it is always best to have an idea about just what kind of play that you like. Determine your role – who is going to be doctor and who the patient? It is you, or do you wish to let your gay escort take control?

Once you’ve determined your role for that play session, then stick with it. Medical play is categorised as “Edge Play”. This indicates that there is a certain level of risk involved, as real medical instruments are used, alongside other equipment which has the potential to cause harm. Keeping this in mind, it is always best to have some kind of safe-word, or safety action, if things go too far and you need something to stop.

It’s always best to have the equipment you want to play with ready and waiting, and there are some essentials which should be in everyone’s kit; the genealogical examination is the most common type of medical play. This can consist of the use of anal prongs, or urethral sounds and medical instruments, which may open up the rectal passage or the urethra. Restraints are commonly used, especially stirrups which will keep the legs wide, and therefore place someone in a very vulnerable position.

Enemas and water play can also be a vital part of medical play. Always make sure you use these items as directed, and that you endeavour to keep things as clean and as hygienic as possible.

Breath play can also be incorporated into certain scenes, including the use of vacuum equipment and fetish wear. You can soon build up a medical fetish toy-box, which, consisting of essentials such as latex gloves, a speculum, a Wartenburg wheel, will all put you in good stead. Medical play is highly versatile; with a little imagination and an open mind, this fetish can soon become one of your favourites – as long as it played safely, and always with consent. If you don’t have partner who shares such fantasies, you can find specialist events online, or join message boards and fetish websites, where you will soon get chatting to like-minded people who will wish to play – and help you unleash some of your wildest fantasies.