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AthenaSurrenders -> RE: breast milking (1/26/2014 4:13:43 AM)
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ORIGINAL: whateverfun4us
Does anyone had experiences good or bad? Best machines? Can industrial milkers for goats. say, be used on a woman? Safety tips? Thanks
No. For God's sake, buy a breast pump made for a human woman. Even if you didn't cause horrendous damage (and boobs are easy to damage, there's a lot of sensitive equipment in there), something made for a goat would be entirely the wrong shape/strength/style for a human and it'd be completely ineffective.
If you want a shot of inducing lactation without pregnancy or prescription drugs, you need a hospital grade breast pump. Medela is a good brand, expect to pay about 1000-2000 (incidentally, the same approximate price of a portable goat milking machine, so no excuses). It needs to be a double pump, it needs to be adjustable suction speed and strength, and if you intend to consume the breast milk, you need to sterilize between every use, not just wash it. Obviously the usual risks of sharing bodily fluids apply, with the additional caveat that many medicines will be passed on through breast milk.
If you want to produce more than a few drops (if you want to be able to feed, or if you are imagining the squirting breast milk from porn) she will probably have to pump between 8 and 12 times a day, including during the night. Likely for about 20 minutes at a time. As soon as you reduce the frequency, the milk will start to dry up. Certain medications will reduce flow, and her diet will affect it too. In short, it's a massive time commitment that will impact on work and sleep. It may also never happen, no matter how dedicated she is.
IF you aren't all that bothered about actually producing much/any milk, you can actually buy hand breast pumps very cheaply. They probably won't work to induce lactation from nothing, but they also won't cause any damage and you can still have the whole fetishy 'milking' game.
Safety tips? Yes. Don't use animal equipment. That's so stupid and could cause irrepairable damage. Please, please don't try this, you are not the one that will have to live with the consequences. I don't care what you've seen in porn. Lansinoh cream can help dry cracked nipples, as can applying drops of breast milk, but you must not do either of those things if she shows symptoms of nipple thrush. If she succeeds in getting milk, she risks blocked ducts (since breast pumps are less effective at draining boobs than babies), which in turn can lead to very painful infections.
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