Dallas BraggFormer crystal methamphetamine user, I help men who have sex with men break free from the addictive patterns associated with Chemsex. Currently expanding my expertise by seeking to become a Certified

Take off your cock ring #addictiontreatment

19 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief excerpt from a YouTube video on addiction treatment, Speaker A describes a severe medical complication that can arise when individuals on a methamphetamine binge wear cock rings for extended periods, sometimes over an entire weekend, without removal. The lack of blood flow can cause penile skin necrosis, leading to loss of all penile skin. Speaker A notes that such injuries are a clinical clue to underlying meth use, as patients often admit to meth consumption when probed. Speaker B offers brief affirmation. The segment serves as a harm‑reduction warning, highlighting the intersection of drug‑induced sexual behavior, risky device use, and the importance of recognizing drug‑related genital trauma in clinical settings.

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The other one, big one is cock rings. So, you know, people put on cock rings during a meth bender, they, and they, you know, are just going at it for a long period of time, a whole weekend, and they like never took it off. And I've seen somebody lose all their penile skin from that. Oh. Because the skin died because there was no blood flow there anymore. So, and unfortunately, in all these injuries that I'm talking about, if you kind of probe the patient, they will say, you know, you know, I was using meth at the Yeah, you're probably at the point now where you probably know already.
You do.
You, you kind of do. When you see a certain injury, it's like, you know, this didn't just happen.