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Date Posted: 20:33:43 12/03/23 Sun
Author: Jack
Subject: Re: Some comments from a medical perspective
In reply to: Dr. Perry 's message, "Re: Some comments from a medical perspective" on 04:33:15 12/03/23 Sun

Thanks for the feedback, Dr Perry. I understand what you mean about a narrow neck so the anus can comfortably close around it but still have enough bulk in the rectum to prevent expulsion without manually pulling it out. Most of the metal plugs seem to have that feature, being the narrow neck. Actually, the ones with costume jewelry in the base can be pretty cute too. I understand that the plug is going to be worn mostly inside the diaper, but when the diapers removed, it's nice to see something pretty nestled between the cheeks.

You commented on the option of permanent plugging. That got me thinking and I wanted to ask if you would recommend switching from a solid plug like the one discussed above to a hollow plug for when the child is supposed to fill his or her diaper. Or would you just recommend removing the conventional solid plug when it's time for the child to mess? Or, as I recall you also mentioned Botox in one of your other posts, would you as a medical professional recommend Botox injections around the anus so that when the plug is removed, the child messes in the diaper uncontrollably? I guess I'm asking of the three options, which would you recommend most?

>Well, plugging is, in my opinion, an almost logical
>consequence of strict diaper training.
>Even if many parents do not want stool incontinence,
>the goal of having absolute control over bowel
>movements is present for many. Therefore, I can only
>recommend plugging with a suitable plug. The plug
>should really fill a good part of the rectum, but be
>relatively thin in the sphincter area. This has two
>advantages: Firstly, the plug can be worn for a very
>long time, if not permanently. Secondly, the plug is
>almost impossible to push out through a voluntary
>contraction. More or less sucks itself into the anus.

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>Thanks for the feedback, Dr Perry. I understand what >you mean about a narrow neck so the anus can >comfortably close around it but still have enough bulk >in the rectum to prevent expulsion without manually >pulling it out. Most of the metal plugs seem to have >that feature, being the narrow neck. Actually, the >ones with costume jewelry in the base can be pretty >cute too. I understand that the plug is going to be >worn mostly inside the diaper, but when the diapers >removed, it's nice to see something pretty nestled >between the cheeks. > >You commented on the option of permanent plugging. >That got me thinking and I wanted to ask if you would >recommend switching from a solid plug like the one >discussed above to a hollow plug for when the child is >supposed to fill his or her diaper. Or would you just >recommend removing the conventional solid plug when >it's time for the child to mess? Or, as I recall you >also mentioned Botox in one of your other posts, would >you as a medical professional recommend Botox >injections around the anus so that when the plug is >removed, the child messes in the diaper >uncontrollably? I guess I'm asking of the three >options, which would you recommend most? > > >>Well, plugging is, in my opinion, an almost logical >>consequence of strict diaper training. >>Even if many parents do not want stool incontinence, >>the goal of having absolute control over bowel >>movements is present for many. Therefore, I can only >>recommend plugging with a suitable plug. The plug >>should really fill a good part of the rectum, but be >>relatively thin in the sphincter area. This has two >>advantages: Firstly, the plug can be worn for a very >>long time, if not permanently. Secondly, the plug is >>almost impossible to push out through a voluntary >>contraction. More or less sucks itself into the anus.

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