Safety
Circulation blockage is one of the biggest risks in cock and ball torture, which can be seen with loss of color and edemas. Bondage in which the testicles are tied to something else is especially dangerous.
Common injuries in cock and ball torture are abrasions, bruises, and cuts. In more serious cases, swelling such as hematoma, spermatoceles, epididymal cysts occur.
The most serious injuries are testicular rupture and testicular torsion, which require urgent medical attention.
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