Does Busting My Balls In A Chastity Cage Cause Infertility & Erectile Dysfunction?

There are a few layers to this so let me work my way through them.

For those of you unfamiliar with what a chastity cage is, it’s something that is put on a penis to prevent erections from happening. That’s the basics, and here’s just one example:

 But there are a lot of options out there! The specifics, like color, material, and the actual look of it, vary greatly.

Some people will wear it for extended periods of time. Some people will only wear it during play sessions.

A chastity cage in and of itself should not impact fertility.

It shouldn’t impact erectile functioning. But it can if it’s too tight and is causing tissue or nerve damage.

While we’re on the subject of it being too tight, if there’s a lot of friction it can cause open wounds. And that can lead to infection. So make sure that the skin is being checked after use and take care of any wounds that appear. If there are open wounds, you may want to not use the cage again until the skin has had time to heal.

So that’s just focusing on the chastity cage by itself. But you also mentioned ball busting. Ball busting does have the potential to cause damage to the testicles. And damage to the testicles can impact fertility. Especially if there’s a ruptured testicle.

If you want to know more about how to know if you have may have ruptured a testicle check out this post. But the short version is that if you see bruising or swelling in the testicles, go get them checked out. Same if there’s pain that lasts more than an hour.

The potential damage to the penis during ball busting depends on how its done. If there’s no contact with the penis, then there shouldn’t be any issues with erectile functioning. If the penis is hit than that can be a problem. While most people think the cage protects the penis, it can actually concentrate the force of the impact. This can lead to tissue damage that can make it harder to get an erection.

Hopefully, you’re having conversations with the person who’s doing the ball busting about safety and after care. If you’re not, you may want to consider doing so to make sure there’s no long-term damage from play sessions.

Until next time, be safe, and have fun!

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