Medical Safety Questionnaire

These Questions are designed with safety in mind, safety of both the submissive and the Dominant. Each question should be answered fully and answers elaborated on as needed.

Section 1: Medications
bullet Are you on any medications which can impact on our play?
bullet What are those medications?
bullet What are they used for?
bullet How do you feel they can impact on our play?
bullet If you don't know how they can impact on our play do you have someone you can ask?

Section 2: Conditions and diseases
bullet Do you have any medical problems which can impact on play?
bullet How do those problems affect your every day life?
bullet What are symptoms of a critical flare up of your disease?
bullet If a flare up of this problem should happen how should I deal with it and what can I do to help you?
bullet Are you willing to work out a plan to deal with any flare ups that may occur while we are playing?
bullet If we decide we need further information on your disease do you have someone you can ask for help?

Section 3: Past Surgeries:
bullet Have you had any surgeries that might impact on play?
bullet If so how might that occur?
bullet If we need further information do you have someone you can ask for help?

Section 4: Notes on Medications and Diseases
bullet N-SAIDs examples Motrin, Naprosen, Aspirin, Aleve, Ibuprofen, Vioxx, Celebrex these can cause a person to bruise quicker and with less force then normal.

Hi folks,

As many of you know, the subject of breath control play pops up here from time to time, and I often participate in the resultant threads. I notice that I repeatedly tend to post the same basic information about the physiology of what's involved, and such "re-inventing the wheel" is unnecessary. I have therefore been working on a basic "position paper" of what's involved for
some time, and here it is. Assuming that it's factually accurate (and I cordially invite informed challenge on this point), this will become my "boilerplate" statement on the matter.

Given that "any subject can be written about at any length" it has been a distinct challenge to write this article. I have tried to keep it short enough so that people will actually read it, but also make it long enough to cover what I consider are the important points. I have tried to provide relevant physiological and biochemical information, but not go so deeply into detail that the average reader would get lost. I have tried to provide basic "starting point" references for my points and concerns for those who wish to research this matter further on their own (and I certainly encourage such research), but not to provide such an exhaustive list of citations that the researcher would become overwhelmed. Hopefully, my efforts have been at least adequate. My best wishes to all.

Regards,

Jay Wiseman

Copyright issues footnote: I wrote this article with the hope that it would be widely read and distributed, and without any particular expectation of financial compensation in return for writing it.

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