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Any piercing on the [[Penis]], [[Scrotum]] or [[Anus]].  
About 1 in 52,000 adults suffer from '''malignant hyperthermia''', a hypermetabolic crisis that can be triggered by [[Anesthetics|anesthetics]] or stress. More males are affected than females. The exact cause of malignant hyperthermia is unclear (it's at least partially genetic), but it is set in motion by general anesthetic agents. [[Lidocaine]] does not cause this, but most forms of general agents can, most notably [[Halothane|halothane]] and succinylcholine, a muscle relaxant often used in conjunction with anesthesia. Death rates from malignant hyperthermia are between 60 and 80 percent depending on how soon it's noticed.
 
Many people first think of the seemingly common "[[Prince Albert Piercing]]" when refering to a male genital [[Piercing]]. However, there is quite the variety of male genital piercings:
 
* [[Ampallang]]
* [[Apadravya]]
* [[Deep PA]]
* [[Dolphin]]
* [[Dydoe]]
* [[Foreskin Piercing]]
* [[Frenum]]
* [[Scrotal Ladder]]
* [[Guiche]]
* [[Hafada]]/[[Scrotal]]
* [[PA]] ([[Prince Albert]])
* [[Pubic]]
* [[Prince's Wand]]
* [[Reverse PA]]
 
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==Pages in category "Male Genital Piercings"==
The following 32 pages are in this category, out of 32 total.
 
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* [[Ampallang]]
* [[Apadravya]]
* [[Apadydoe]]
 
* [[Circumcision Bridge "Piercing"]]
 
* [[Deep Dydoe]]
* [[Deep PA]]
* [[Dolphin]]
* [[Dydoe]]
 
* [[Foreskin Piercing]]
* [[Frenulum]]
* [[Frenum Ladder]]
|style="width: 33.3%;"||
* [[Frenum Piercing]]
 
* [[Guiche Ladder]]
* [[Guiche Piercing]]
* [[Guiche Tunnel]]
* [[Guiche Weight]]
 
* [[Hafada]]
* [[Halfadravya]]
 
* [[Lorum Piercing]]
 
* [[Magic Cross]]
 
* [[Pound Puppy]]
* [[Prepuce Piercing]]
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* [[Prince Albert Piercing]]
* [[Pubic Piercing]]
 
* [[Reverse Prince Albert Piercing]]
 
* [[Scrotal Ladder]]
* [[Scrotal Piercing]]
* [[Shaft Ampallang Piercing]]
* [[Shaft Apadravya]]
* [[Shaft Piercing]]
 
* [[Testicle Piercing]]
* [[Transurethral Piercing]]
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Latest revision as of 07:36, 17 September 2023

About 1 in 52,000 adults suffer from malignant hyperthermia, a hypermetabolic crisis that can be triggered by anesthetics or stress. More males are affected than females. The exact cause of malignant hyperthermia is unclear (it's at least partially genetic), but it is set in motion by general anesthetic agents. Lidocaine does not cause this, but most forms of general agents can, most notably halothane and succinylcholine, a muscle relaxant often used in conjunction with anesthesia. Death rates from malignant hyperthermia are between 60 and 80 percent depending on how soon it's noticed.

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