Dildo Usage Prohibitions & Emergency Handling

Understanding dildo usage contraindications and abnormal situation handling methods is an important part of ensuring safety. Strictly following contraindication principles and properly handling abnormal situations can avoid serious consequences.

Strict Usage Contraindications

No Sharing: Sharing dildos between different people, even with cleaning and disinfection, still carries infection risk. If sharing is necessary, condoms must be used.

No Cross-Use: Products used anally must never be used vaginally, and vice versa. Different body parts have different bacterial flora; cross-use causes infection.

No Forced Use: Don’t force insertion when encountering resistance. The body needs time to adapt; forced insertion causes tissue damage.

No Use of Damaged Products: Products with surface cracks, damage, or aging should be stopped immediately. Damaged products may release harmful substances or cause physical injury.

No Use of Incompatible Lubricants: Using incompatible lubricants damages product materials. Silicone products cannot use silicone-based lubricants; all products cannot use oil-based lubricants.

No Overuse: Frequent or prolonged use may cause tissue damage. Give the body adequate recovery time.

Abnormal Situation Handling

Product Slips Inside: During anal use, products may slip deep inside. Don’t attempt forceful self-removal; seek medical attention immediately. Forceful removal may cause more serious injury.

Severe Pain or Bleeding: Stop use immediately, check product condition. If pain or bleeding persists, seek medical examination.

Allergic Reactions: If rash, itching, swelling, or other allergic symptoms appear, stop use immediately and wash body. Severe allergies (difficulty breathing, systemic symptoms) require immediate medical attention.

Product Stuck and Cannot Be Removed: Don’t use tools or forceful pulling. Relax body, try deep breathing. If unable to remove, seek medical attention immediately.

Prevention Measures

Choose appropriate sizes: Start with small sizes and gradually adapt. Don’t pursue oversized dimensions.

Adequate lubrication: This is the key to avoiding most problems.

Stay calm: Don’t panic when encountering abnormal situations; handle calmly.

Remember: Safety first; any abnormal situation should be handled promptly or seek medical attention.