hmmm..a former client calls me today with a strange situation

[dani_christine 0]

i think they uh...actually treat this by using a syringe to aspirate the excess blood...OUCH

well, at least...that's what they did on Grey's Anatomy last year.

[keltic 1]

i think they uh...actually treat this by using a syringe to aspirate the excess blood...OUCH

well, at least...that's what they did on Grey's Anatomy last year.

for persisting priapism, apparently, thats correct!

"If a patient gets treatment within four to six hours, the erection can almost always be reduced with medication. My first step for the patient with priapism of less than four hours duration is the use of decongestant medications. These medications include drugs such as pseudoephedrine and terbutaline, which may act to decrease blood flow to the ####### and is very successful in early cases. If the erection does not respond, I then proceed with aspiration. The longer the condition goes without treatment, the worse the prognosis. Once the blood-gas measurement has been performed and the priapism is determined to be ischemic, or that in fact the ####### has very poor blood flow, I then evacuate the old blood by aspirating through a small needle placed directly in the corporal body. This is done by first cleansing the area, then infiltrating the local anesthetic over the skin of the ####### and placing the needle. I withdraw 50 to 150 ccs of old blood. This allows the ####### to detumesce." ( http://www.webmd.com/content/article/3/168...C-9531713CA348} )

[silvanski 1]

..a constant hard-on..has had it for 3 days..

3 days with his pants filled with craving? blimey!!!