u/chuck-norris10

As mentioned in the Title i have an implanted ICD. Don't know what an ICD is? Keep Scrolling.

This should not be an Advice in any Form. But i want to share my thougts because it is a huge benefit for me to be able to stim again.

I have an Implanted ICD for 4 Years now. I am a stimmer for more then 10 Years and then suddently every Warning says you definetly should not use an Estim Device anymore. A shock ;-) for me.

It lastet 3 Years an then i thought maybe i should try it.

What could happen? -Two things:

False positive: The ICD thinks there is a cardiac event and gives a shock. This scenario is extremely unlikely, it has to first detect no original heartbeat and second detect the estim device as your new heartbeat.

False negative: This is a much more likely event, which means there is in Fact a cardiac event and the ICD didn't detect it because of interfierance of the Estim Device. This also saves an Error on the Device.

An that is the point:

There are no errors stored on the Device, i go to the Checkup on a 6 Month routine and the Doctor has said everythings perfect which means, no Errors in Tracking my Heartbeat for the past 6 months and no cardiac events.

I dont need to say, that you never will get a go for stimming from your doctor, don't waste time asking.

Ive been stimming below the waist, but also, because i love the feeling, around my nipples. Not acros, positive and negative near around the nipple.

Whats the point? Every Company and everyone is on 100% Save and before anything could be used against them they print an ICD Forbidden Sign on everthing to be Save.

If you have regular Cardiac Events this maybe true, false negative could be Problematic.

But i dont had any Event since 4 Years, false negative for if at all a few minutes is not really a huge Risk, not more than getting hit by a car walking.

I got back a well beloved feeling.

Thanks for reading. I am no native English speaker, please forgive some errors