Is Putting ice cubes up ur ass till they melt safe???

[kush]

Is putting ice cubes up ur ass till the melt an then holding the water in or as long as i can safe ?
If it is can somebody give me ice cube anal ideas or a good ice cube anal punishment like put this amount of ice cubes up there then put in a butt plug and put a thong on for so and so amount of time??!

[Banquo]

It is safe enough, at the end of the day, it's only water. But make sure the ice cubes are wet when you push them in. Or you could find them painfully sticking to the lining of your rectum.

[Kalil]

As said before, ice is just water which is (normally) safe. Just be careful about sharp edges on the ice.

[Tury]

I'd be most concerned with the SHAPE of the cubes. I got a bit over-excited and use one that was a bit... "jagged", it put a damper on my mood.

[Nezhul]

it's not safe, especially for men. If you have bad enough health you can overcool your prostate that way, and have issues. Yes, it's only water. But it's cold, and cold is a hazard. You shouldn't treat it lightlly. Men shouldn't even sit on stone because of the prostate. Let alone stuffing ice in your ass.

For all people who say "It's only water = ist's safe" - hey, why don't you boil some water and pour it inside still boiling?! Because hey - it's only water at the end of the day!

[Banquo]

it's not safe, especially for men. If you have bad enough health you can overcool your prostate that way, and have issues. Yes, it's only water. But it's cold, and cold is a hazard. You shouldn't treat it lightlly. Men shouldn't even sit on stone because of the prostate. Let alone stuffing ice in your ass.

For all people who say "It's only water = ist's safe" - hey, why don't you boil some water and pour it inside still boiling?! Because hey - it's only water at the end of the day!

Sorry Nez, but you're talking nonsense, yeah sure it's going to be cold, but your body heat will melt a single ice cube very quickly. I understand your analogy with boiling water, but you are taking things to the extreme. It's all a matter of being sensible. Boiling water will burn you, immediately, an ordinary ice cube, that has been given the chance to melt a little and get wet (as I suggested above) will not. We aren't talking about super cooled ice here. We are talking about ordinary household ice cubes.

"If you have bad enough health you can over cool your prostate"



What does this even mean?

[Nezhul]

Do as you please. It's just I come from an all-doctor family, and know things. One of those is that men's prostate is very vulnerable to cold. You can listen to me and don't do it, or you can stuff ice in your ass and one day have to go to hospital because you can't pee and have bad pains. It's not for sure this will happen, but if your organism is weakened by something (cold, or other ilnesses) - you CAN get ill from ice cubes. If your immune system is weak - the same applies.

So yea. You decide. I wouldn't stuff cold things inside because it's very unhealthy.

[Banquo]

it's very unhealthy.

No, nez, no it isn't.

[manwithcape]

Actually Nezhul is right.
Undercooling internal organs will damage them.

The best way to think about it without having to study medicine is thinking of cold in the same way as a lack of oxygen. Totally different mechanisms but both will reduce the efficiency at which organs work.

You won't ruin your prostate with an ice cube but some of the things I've read here are craazy.
If your prostate is cooled below a certain temperature or is very cold for long periods of time it will stop working and damage will build up - possiblly irreversible.

There's a reason why it is an internal organ, if it liked to cold our prostates would dangle besides our balls.
Because it is an internal organ it is also able to quickly capture heat from the rest of our body.
It's not covered in any medical journals I've read but a quick guesstimate makes me believe that for 1 or 2 ice cubes mainly shape , edges and maybe the chance of stcking to a part of your skin are risks.
Once you go beyond that undercooling will become a risk. Allow your body time to warm up your insides and make sure your general body temperature doesn't drop.

[Banquo]

The relevant sentence being...

You won't ruin your prostate with an ice cube

Yes of course under cooling internal organs isn't going to be great. But that really goes without saying, but the op asked of putting an ice cube up your ass is dangerous. If it's cold enough, and big enough, sure. But like I said we would be dealing with extremes.

Now if we are going to be picky, getting out of bed in the morning is dangerous, you could break your leg.....

If your bed is at a great enough height.

[janmb]

Actually Nezhul is right.
Undercooling internal organs will damage them.

All living tissue can take damage from extreme cold, the question is if there's any real potential for that in this scenario. I have a very hard time seeing any practical potential for harm here - but each to their own.

[manwithcape]

All living tissue can take damage from extreme cold, the question is if there's any real potential for that in this scenario. I have a very hard time seeing any practical potential for harm here - but each to their own.

I've read some teases that told you to put 20 or more icecubes in there.
I'd say yes, there is a chance of harming yourself when following these teases.

I think that when asked about the risks of a certain activity we should not overreact but understating the risk is even worse.
We assume people will know that when we claim that ice cubes are safe that those people know we mean safe to a certain extent. I believe we should also indicate where the borders of safe are to inform them properly.

You say 'in this scenario' but I haven't read a specific scenario yet.
He asked for someone to state the amount of icecubes, someone could tell him to use 50...

I'm sorry if this comes off as quite aggressive. I don't mean to attack you I just want to make sure that the risks aren't underestimated.

[AliceInBondageLand]

Yes, just as long as you don't give yourself "burns" from the cold.

[Nilah]

EDIT, so I have to backpedal a bit, there seems to be some evidence that cold does cause prostate problems I am having a hard time finding a solid journal entry for some of this stuff to post but it looks like stress, cold weather, and other things stimulate the sympathetic nervous system so walking on a cold floor with bare feet for example can trigger it, I have also seen it suggested that cooling the prostate will cause stagnation giving bacteria a chance to multiply but I would imagine that if you do climax stagnation is probably not a problem

I found this and it seems to give some insights http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17853032


here is a link that mentions the ice cube thing http://www.prostate.net/prostatitis/get ... ostatitis/

You know I've made ice dildos and put them up there and my prostate is fine, I have also experienced a lot of extreme cold living near the arctic circle and I am familier with hypothermia. After a while things go kinda numb and its more fun to warm up.

Please back up what you say with some kind of medical citation, I very much doubt cooling will hurt your prostate much, organs do shut down when cold enough but the function of the prostate is to produce a fluid that makes up the bulk of your ejaculations this is not exactly a vital process to have running at peak efficiency at all times, Unlike say a liver disrupting this process temporarily by lowering temperature is unlikely to damage your body or the organ so, unless you can point to a mechanism that would cause such damage I don't believe there is much risk as long as you don't actually freeze any tissue especially since the anus is vascular enough to keep temperatures well above freezing.

The energy needed to melt an ice cube is easily within your body's metabolic reach especially if you are furiously jacking it.
Keep in mid that the prognosis for hypothermia in general (reduced core temps) is very good and actually increases the chance of survival in some kinds of accidents such as drowning and brain injury since it reduced metabolism reduces oxygen demands and prevents swelling etc. Most chemical and indeed biological processes slow down when cooled.

I also don't believe there is any evidence that sitting on a cold surface can damage your prostate, there is a dis-proven old wives tale that claims it can cause hemorrhoids (i would not be surprised if it makes them more uncomfortable) see http://www.bbc.com/future/story/2012061 ... -you-piles

I can find references that say that people with prostate problems should not sit on cold surfaces, but they should also not ride bikes, eat spicy food,or drink carbonated or alcoholic drinks http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18956827

That does NOT imply that those things will cause prostate problems (well alcohol probably does), I think it it seriously safe to say that putting ice in there is safe as long as it is not cold enough to freeze your tissue, most tissue can tolerate cold up to the point of freezing where the crystallization basically stabs everything and starts to break cells apart some living things can even be fully frozen and thawed, I have frozen the surface of my skin a few times and had minor frostbite, I've known lots of northerners with frostbite so bad they got nerve damage, I might even have a touch of that in some of my fingertips.
Nothing really goes permanently sour until either your core temp drops and breaks your metabolism or something goes below freezing and breaks down from frostbite, I challenge anyone to find data that suggests cool but above freezing temps will cause organ damage to your prostate. Sorry for long wall of text and runons, I have been awake for too long.

basically I think people misinterpret medical literature and the discomfort people with particular conditions suffer from an event like sitting on a cold floor and then believe those conditions are caused by the event, where in reality they are pre existing.
the logic is simple: if you have a fracture from jumping from a rooftop and it causes walking to hurt that does not imply walking causes fractures.

Edit: anyways if you want to keep your prostate happy keep jackin it, and I'm sure a little ice wont hurt