Difference between revisions of "Category:Medical Play"
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The discipline of Medical Play is often used to refer to more extreme alterations and body modifications ranging from temporary to semi-permanent, to permanent, but may also refer to less extreme forms of play such as [[role playing]] in a doctor patient relationship. Medical Play that is not strictly limited to role playing should be considered [[edge play]]. | The discipline of Medical Play is often used to refer to more extreme alterations and body modifications ranging from temporary to semi-permanent, to permanent, but may also refer to less extreme forms of play such as [[role playing]] in a doctor patient relationship. Medical Play that is not strictly limited to role playing should be considered [[edge play]]. | ||
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Revision as of 07:40, 11 April 2014
The discipline of Medical Play is often used to refer to more extreme alterations and body modifications ranging from temporary to semi-permanent, to permanent, but may also refer to less extreme forms of play such as role playing in a doctor patient relationship. Medical Play that is not strictly limited to role playing should be considered edge play.
Future Articles
- First Aid
- Sterilization Procedures
- Body Modifications (Tattooing, Marking, Electric Branding, Fire Branding, Cell Popping, Cutting, Scarification, Extreme Modifications)
- Role Playing
- Piercing (Staples, Threading, Temporary Piercing, Permanent Piercing)
- Injections (saline, enemas, Suppositories)
- Examinations (body and fluids, Rectally taken Temperature)
- Orthopedic Bondage (casts, braces)
- Anesthesia and Breath Play
Subcategories
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
Pages in category "Medical Play"
The following 7 pages are in this category, out of 7 total.