risks and safety

[SadisticSara]

Good topic!

Lesson: Rule number one says that ballbusting should never be so severe as to cause any permanent damage!

How to avoid damage? Hey, it's common sense (at least to me). But you're right -- it's better to think about it beforehand rather than cry about it after it's too late!

I hope more knowledgeable and experienced users will give us some pointers, guidelines or advice here. I'm not really an "expert" on that -- just a semi-experienced practitioner.

I'm not aware of any online studies on it. Maybe somebody reading this does?

Actually, if testicles are physically damaged by accidents, BALLBUSTING, torture, etc., they do become less sensitive.
If the damage is severe enough, or even caused by repetitive "overly-enthusiastic" ballbusting, they become damaged.

They also diminish in size if that happens.

If yours (the male readers of this) are starting to get noticably smaller, you've been overdoing it and should lay off getting them busted for a few months to let them recover.

Otherwise, they won't recover and may get damaged further.
That would result not only in having smaller testicles, but also in a diminished libido (lower sex drive) due to lower levels of testosterone being produced.

If THAT happens, you should see a medical doctor to have your testosterone level tested.
If necessary, you would then be prescribed supplemental testosterone indefinitely. That would normalize your sex drive, but your testicles would remain small.

NOTE: Even testosterone injections will NOT get your testicles to produce spermatazoa if they have been damaged excessively. That means sterility. No having kids, ever.
So use a bit of sense, OK guys?

I'm NOT a medical doctor but I've studied medicine and was a licenced veterinary assistant in Mexico (where I was born).
- As a side note, just in case you're interested, I'm experienced in administering testosterone injections to "tired" studs and also well experienced in several techniques of ********** (of livestock, in Mexico).

Hope to hear from others about this important topic.

- Sara.