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Date Posted: 01:38:25 10/15/22 Sat
Author: Tristan
Subject: Re: Some more comments and questions to Tristan
In reply to: Knut Holt 's message, "Some more comments and questions to Tristan" on 17:35:25 10/14/22 Fri

>Did you measure temperature in:
>
>- The urethra of the boy?
>- The urethra of the girl?
>- The vagina of the girl?
>
We measured the temperature in both the urethra and rectum and in the girl's vagina. Once a week we measured temperatures in the mouth for both mornings and evenings.

>Did you insert gel in the:
>- The urethra of the boy?
>- The urethra of the girl?
>- The vagina of the girl?
>
We applied the gel to the urethra and rectum of both babies and to the vagina of the girl.

>How long was the thermometer. How deep did it reach?
>
The thermometer had a tapered section 10 cm long with colour-coded sections of half an inch long. Before measuring, we introduced the gel into the measured parts. This was for each individually and separately into the vagina, urethra and rectum. The gel was in a syringe with a 5 cm long applicator and a rotating screw on the syringe plunger. We turned the screw one turn on each application, introduced the applicator and injected the gel. After 5 minutes we set up the thermometer and measured the temperature. We had a slight push to introduce the thermometer as far as possible and take a photo of the depth of deployment. Once a week we were issued with new syringes of gel at the hospital and after viewing the photos with depth of introduction instructed us how to introduce the thermometer as deeply as possible.

>Did you get any explanation for the purpose?
>
Temperature measurements were explained to us as prevention of possible inflammation associated with catheterizations performed and monitoring of the response to applied depot drugs. If the temperature was different from the normal average, we should have visited the hospital immediately. That never happened. After finishing the application of the gels, we were obliged to examine the intimate parts of our children once a week and, if there were any peculiarities, see a doctor. We're supposed to do that until they're 18.
We have been advised that the check should be performed by a same-sex parent in the presence of the other parent. He would have done the photo documentation if any deviation had been detected.A regime of regular monitoring of children's intimate areas by both parents also has an educational effect.

>As far as I remember the accounts about this that I
>have, are from teenage boys.
>
>Also another question. Have you been told that youe
>kids at some time will have a catheter connected to a
>device controlling the urination installed permanently
>for periods, or has it already happened? I have some
>accounts of this regarding teenage kids so far. But I
>am not wholly sure about the purpose.
>
The catheter associated with the device controlling urination is used only in older age between 16 to 20 years. Its goal should be to fix the possible bladder size volume and stabilize the urination regime. It can also inject drugs into the bladder.

>Since you know about other kids you might also be able
>to tell something about these matters regarding those?
>
The examination follows a standard scenario. However, for each child it is very individual in relation to their real health and traits. In children where it is assessed that they might have problems with screening methods, varying degrees of anesthesia are used, ranging from mild drowsiness removing both pain and fear to complete anesthesia. So we have children who perceived almost the entire course of the examination and did not actively cooperate with the doctors until those who slept through most of the examination.
If you're interested, I can describe several types of scenarios as to how the examination took place.

Tristan

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