Testicle Cord Tourniquet
Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 4:18 pm
This didn't really fit in surgical castration, not did it fit in chemical castration. So, I put it here in this EA Board. A rather long posting, but it is kind of complicated.
This creation is not a burdizzo. It is more like a clamp, or a mini-vice.
Your ideas may help this to become a reality.
The basic concept design is this:
Two flat rails with rounded edges are applied over the base of the scrotum, near the base of the penis, with the scrotum stretched to the left and the right of the penis.
The top rail is tapered in such a way that it is thicker in the middle than on the edges.
Both rails are clamped not too firmly together with two clamps, one on the left middle of the scrotum area and one on the right middle area of the scrotum. The modest clamping permits blood to continue to flow to the scrotum.
The outer edges of the top and bottom rails are designed with rounded depressions in them. This is to accommodate the thickness of the testicle cords.
The effect of this is that the testicle cords are now squeezed to the outer left and right edges of the scrotum and contained with the rounded depressions of the rails so that they don't move around.
A second clamp with rounded edges, one side flat, one side with a screw down clamp, is then applied to the testicle cord between the base of the scrotum and the first rails. The purpose of this clamp is to compress the testicle cord and create tourniquet pressure on one cord at a time.
It is important for the testicle itself to be extended downward as far as possible into the scrotum and below the first rails so only the testicle cord, and not the epididymus are within the grip of the first rails and the testicle cord clamp. Any compression on the epididymus can be dangerous and much more painful.
Even so, as the testicle cord clamp is tightened, an increase in pain will occur. Depending on ones tolerance for pain, level of intoxication, or other pain relieving medication, will determine just how much pressure one decides to apply to the testicle cord clamp.
The clamp should not be applied for more than 30 minutes at a time.
Repeated use will (at least from my experience with a different device* ) result in eventual less and less pain which will permit greater and greater pressure to be applied. Repeated use will deprive the testicle of fresh oxygen rich blood. Eventually atrophy should occur. Atrophy will reduce testosterone production. The goal is not to completely deprive the testicles of all blood for an extended period of time as this would result in a dead object within the scrotum that would develop gangrene - a situation to be avoided !
This is not a fast burdizzo castration. The spermatic cord itself is quite strong and it is unlikely that it will be damaged in such a clamp. If the cord clamp is not clamped down too hard or for too long the blood vessels themselves should not be permanently crushed. However if the clamp is compressed too much and/or for too long there could be the risk of causing a blood vessel to burst, which could lead to a hematoma (internal bleeding). Hematoma's can cure themselves, or can require surgical intervention. But overall, while this device may not be 100% safe, it would be safer, and less painful, than burdizzo.
Would you use such a device?
What would you do to improve its design?
*My trial device was a very large wide table vice. This compressed the scrotum and both testicle cords simultaneously. The main problem with this device is that all blood is constricted to the entire scrotum and trying to constrict both testicle cords at the same time was very painful. Under compression the pain seemed to subside after about five minutes or so and more pressure could be applied, which resulted in more pain, which subsided, and this would be repeated several times until the scrotum and balls were blue and cold, at which time the pressure on the vice was removed.
Less pressure on the scrotum, and less pain, and focusing pressure on one cord at a time would seem preferable. Repeated weekly use of this vice method for many months did eventually result in no pain when the vice was clamped down to its maximum, and permanently painless testes even when not in their vice grip. Tests proved that this (and/or perhaps another method I used which I won't go into right now) did lower my testosterone to "low normal", but didn't eliminate testosterone enough which is why I finally decided to use Siterone, which has worked well.
This creation is not a burdizzo. It is more like a clamp, or a mini-vice.
Your ideas may help this to become a reality.
The basic concept design is this:
Two flat rails with rounded edges are applied over the base of the scrotum, near the base of the penis, with the scrotum stretched to the left and the right of the penis.
The top rail is tapered in such a way that it is thicker in the middle than on the edges.
Both rails are clamped not too firmly together with two clamps, one on the left middle of the scrotum area and one on the right middle area of the scrotum. The modest clamping permits blood to continue to flow to the scrotum.
The outer edges of the top and bottom rails are designed with rounded depressions in them. This is to accommodate the thickness of the testicle cords.
The effect of this is that the testicle cords are now squeezed to the outer left and right edges of the scrotum and contained with the rounded depressions of the rails so that they don't move around.
A second clamp with rounded edges, one side flat, one side with a screw down clamp, is then applied to the testicle cord between the base of the scrotum and the first rails. The purpose of this clamp is to compress the testicle cord and create tourniquet pressure on one cord at a time.
It is important for the testicle itself to be extended downward as far as possible into the scrotum and below the first rails so only the testicle cord, and not the epididymus are within the grip of the first rails and the testicle cord clamp. Any compression on the epididymus can be dangerous and much more painful.
Even so, as the testicle cord clamp is tightened, an increase in pain will occur. Depending on ones tolerance for pain, level of intoxication, or other pain relieving medication, will determine just how much pressure one decides to apply to the testicle cord clamp.
The clamp should not be applied for more than 30 minutes at a time.
Repeated use will (at least from my experience with a different device* ) result in eventual less and less pain which will permit greater and greater pressure to be applied. Repeated use will deprive the testicle of fresh oxygen rich blood. Eventually atrophy should occur. Atrophy will reduce testosterone production. The goal is not to completely deprive the testicles of all blood for an extended period of time as this would result in a dead object within the scrotum that would develop gangrene - a situation to be avoided !
This is not a fast burdizzo castration. The spermatic cord itself is quite strong and it is unlikely that it will be damaged in such a clamp. If the cord clamp is not clamped down too hard or for too long the blood vessels themselves should not be permanently crushed. However if the clamp is compressed too much and/or for too long there could be the risk of causing a blood vessel to burst, which could lead to a hematoma (internal bleeding). Hematoma's can cure themselves, or can require surgical intervention. But overall, while this device may not be 100% safe, it would be safer, and less painful, than burdizzo.
Would you use such a device?
What would you do to improve its design?
*My trial device was a very large wide table vice. This compressed the scrotum and both testicle cords simultaneously. The main problem with this device is that all blood is constricted to the entire scrotum and trying to constrict both testicle cords at the same time was very painful. Under compression the pain seemed to subside after about five minutes or so and more pressure could be applied, which resulted in more pain, which subsided, and this would be repeated several times until the scrotum and balls were blue and cold, at which time the pressure on the vice was removed.
Less pressure on the scrotum, and less pain, and focusing pressure on one cord at a time would seem preferable. Repeated weekly use of this vice method for many months did eventually result in no pain when the vice was clamped down to its maximum, and permanently painless testes even when not in their vice grip. Tests proved that this (and/or perhaps another method I used which I won't go into right now) did lower my testosterone to "low normal", but didn't eliminate testosterone enough which is why I finally decided to use Siterone, which has worked well.