Derrick, My sphincter use to tighten up almost every time we changed my catheter. I had a friend who was a quad (since deceased and I do miss him) that told me to use injectable xylocaine to release the sphincter and it works wonders, releases it right now. I have been doing this for years and my doctor had no problem writing me a prescription for it. We insert the catheter to the sphincter inject about 1cc of xylocaine into the catheter, wait about 10 sec and we are through the sphincter. You would probably want to check with your doctor before proceeding to make sure he's ok with you doing this. You will need a prescription from him any way ,
Cullen c2c3 On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 9:28 AM, Derrick <[email protected]> wrote: > Has anyone ever had a catheter not go in(maybe from spasms) and bent > inside ther uretha? > After pulling catheter back out there was some bright red blood in tip of > catheter. > Also, a few drops coming out the head of penis? > > Does this happen, and it will heal itself? > worried > Derrick in PA >
