Kinks & Fetishes – What does Urethral Sounding mean?
Urethral Sounding
Urethral Sounding is the practice of slowly inserting smooth, sterile rods called sounds into the urethra of a penis for intense internal stimulation.
What does Urethral Sounding mean?
Sounding borrows its name from medicine, where urologists use slim rods called sounds to probe and widen the urethra, the same root as the “sounding” of water depth at sea. Urethral Sounding means inserting smooth rods into the urethra of a penis for deep internal stimulation. The sensation is unlike anything else, and the trust involved is huge. It’s an extreme practice, not a beginner kink, and it needs careful preparation every single time.
Is urethral sounding safe?
It carries real risks, mainly urinary tract infections, small tears and bleeding, so it’s never fully safe. Done carelessly, it can cause lasting injury. Use only smooth sounds made of surgical steel, sterilise them before every use, wash your hands and use sterile lube. Never force anything, and never insert objects not made for it. Burning, blood or fever afterwards means stopping and seeing a doctor.
How do you start with sounding?
Learn first, then try. Start with a smooth sound of a moderate size, since very thin ones are more likely to scratch. Use generous sterile lube, let the sound glide mostly by its own weight and stop at any sharp pain. Keep the first sessions short, pee afterwards and drink plenty of water.