>>64030Photo of one of my sessions.
Well, it's kinda a long thing to explain.
The most important part is Hygiene, every tool you use must be originally sealed and can only be used once, that counts for the Saline/Glucose Solution, the tubing, and the needles.
You should sterilize your hands, the area you want to place the needle, and every surface you put your equipment on.
Needles: I personally use G18 or G20 needles (the higher the number, the slimmer they are) also I use those catheter needles that once inserted, you can remove the actual metal needle, and only leave a catheter inside, much more comfy and less dangerous to move around with.
For belly you have to pick a spot near or above the belly button, I personally aim roughly 2 to 3 thumb width away from the navel, and at least the same below the ripcage.
You'll want to insert the needle at an angle, so that the end of it, will rest in your fat layer, you don't want the needle to poke your muscles. (Tip, if you're slim like me, you can squeeze your skin between two fingers to have more space for the needle to travel through, thicker people will have less of an issue there and much more surface to pick from)
Once the needle is inside, you can
hook up the tube, BUT make sure you let all the air out before hooking it up, so the tube has nothing but liquid solution in it (tiny bubbles might still be around, but if avoidable, better avoid it)
Note: If you can't get Catheter needles, and can only find butterfly needles, do the Solution flow while the needle is hooked up and BEFORE piercing in, that way there's no air entering your body
Once it's all hooked up
Now you're set and you can open the valve of the tube.
Go slow at first, and speed up within your comfortzone.
Saline might sting a bit, since it's basically salty water, but the sting should go away after a while.
Glucose is from my experience painless, but it draws fluids from your body to its self, so it expands further even after you stopped the flow. and Glucose might mess with people having either form of Diabetes.
If you need to leave or walk, close the flow valve and take the Solution bottle/Bag with you.
I'd not recommend removing the tube, since every time you do that, it increased the risk of air bubbles ending up in the system.
You can simply replace empty Solution containers with new ones, without changing the tube, just pull the tube out of container A, and pierce it back into container B C D and so on.
My Maximum I've ever filled were 7Liter which took me 6-8 hours to do.
However, check out the Forum "Newart" people share their Saline/Glucose experience there and even share pics, it's prob the better place to look for info than a Chanboard.
Scrotal inflation is btw easier than belly inflation, so it might be a better entry option if you're too scared to go for belly right away.
DANGERS: Infections duo to lack of hygiene, air could end up in your bloodstream duo to damaging a bloodvessel while inserting the needle, Diabetics could end up harmed by using glucose, I won't guarantee that scars can't happen either.
I've got through my sessions without consequences, or at max just an uncomfy feeling or feeling a bit drowsy, but that doesn't mean it's gonna be safe for everyone.
I'll check this board a couple times a day, so if you got any more questions, let me know.