#medikink

[indiehasfixations]

*laughs in medical kink*

[the-dye-stained-socialite]

it is always morally correct to have your friend with medical and vivisection kinks do research for you on historical medical practices! it's enrichement for them

[the-dye-stained-socialite]

my real favorite old medical tool (besides fun syringes) though is this

used for inhaling chloroform! they'd soak the rags in the chloroform and then they'd put the mask on the patient and have them breathe it in!

there were a few styles but ough. i love them! chloroform was actually used to help during childbirth, originally it wasn't super popular but Vicky used it for her seventh kid so. if the queen does it-

(there was also ether but that was less popular! wasn't as fast and was more flammable)

and then in 1899 (because of one specific doctor especially) we started to really see IV therapy pick up, and ether could be used intravenously so you could have an IV anesthetic as well!

[resplendentcarcass]

the fact that one of these is like over a hundred euros is my pervert 9/11 i got to use one today and ohhhh my god it is literally the best thing ever

like hook me up to a douglas bag with the big tube attachment and hold me gently while taking my pulse and stuff ૮꒰꩜ . ꩜;꒱ა woagh

i might look up flight suit respirator prices please god tell me they are cheaper let me dream

[the-dye-stained-socialite]

okay this one gets to be a seperate post because i know needles especially are a Sensitive Topic so!

fun needles that i drool over

the ones with the three rings for better holding especially get me 👀

[the-dye-stained-socialite]

What's your favourite historical scalpel?

Mines probably this bad boy

leaf and spade shaped lancets are lovely, but a nice, precise hook is also very fun

i prefer ones made of silver the most