Enema advice

[HottieMama]

Can i just interject something that i haven't seen posted yet?

Minx..everyone...Make sure going into the enema as well as for about 24 hours afterward that you are VERY well hydrated. An enema has the potiential to dehydrate you severely and you need to replace the fluids the enema will cause you to lose.

Water...water...water...

 

[subkitty72]

Can i just interject something that i haven't seen posted yet?

Minx..everyone...Make sure going into the enema as well as for about 24 hours afterward that you are VERY well hydrated. An enema has the potiential to dehydrate you severely and you need to replace the fluids the enema will cause you to lose.

Water...water...water...

thanks for the heads-up, Hottie.

i don't drink enough water anyway, so i will make a concerted effort to do so before and after my enema.

 

[Velvet Bubbles]

I think this is something quite common as I also have been ill afterwards, but not each time and not with any particular method, just seems bad timing more than anything.

Catalina

Thanks, Catalina. My reaction to them had me a bit worried!

 

[Etoile]

Hmm, this thread has me thinking I might ask for one this weekend.

 

[minx1]

No disrespect intended, but actually Fleet's are not a good choice. The sodium phosphate in them is actually irritating to the bowel - this is part of how they work. The theory is that if you irritate the bowel a little bit, it will contract and expel its contents. But more often than not, they simply cause severe cramping and have not been proven to be any more or less effective than plain or soapy water. (Castile soap is also no longer common for the same reasons - bowel irritation and it's not more/less effective anyway.)

So unless you like severe cramping (YKIOK!), it's recommended that you only buy ONE Fleet's, dump the contents out, and then reuse the bottle with plain water. That can get expensive, though, so the $24 "Two Quart Enema Bag Kit" at the link bandelero provided is a good choice if you plan to do this more than a couple of times. (Actually, I suspect that store is just a front for MedicalToys.com which is a great place to find any kind of medical play items! They also have tips and information about enema play.)

I have never administered them to myself, but the procedure C. and I usually follow is to lube the nozzle tip and slide it in, empty the bag slowly, and hold for a set period of time. (If it's for cleaning, just until I feel ready; if it's for punishment, usually far longer!) Then go to the toilet and release - I prefer to have C. there for this part, and I usually get my way on this, we find it intimate - and if there's still more left, we repeat the process until everything comes out clear. And then I wash the nozzle and equipment VERY VERY well, since we use them repeatedly.

By the way, it is inadvisable to use anything but water or prepared enema solution in an enema. If you use dairy products, your house will stink to high heaven for weeks - trust me on this one! If you use alcohol, it is easy to reach toxic levels without realizing it, because it is absorbed much faster rectally. I've heard of coffee enemas, but I don't know much about them; this page has some info on them. Oh, and NEVER use anything more than warm liquid, because if you use actual HOT liquid...well let's just say that I imagine a scalded rectum and bowel would be more pain/risk than the harshest sadist would have planned for!

Hopefully we can get Netzach in here, I know she knows far more about enemas than I do!

Thanks Etoile, all this is really useful. I had seen Fleets and wondered about them...

 

[minx1]

important points such as when it can prove fatal and why.

Catalina

Whaaat?! Yikes. I am so going to read this!!

Thanks Cat

 

[minx1]

Minxy...

You really don't need to buy fancy stuff for this. The simple "enema equipment" you find in your local pharmacy will work quite well.

As far as practical experience, i tend to get a little "barfy" feeling as i am administering it, but it goes away quickly.

Thanks honey

Oh sheesh I don't know...the cleanliness aspect appeals to me big time, but the other stuff, ya know...the barfy feelings, sickness, cramps, death ; not so appealing

 

[Etoile]

I can state with 100% confidence that I have never died from receiving an enema.

 

[minx1]

I can state with 100% confidence that I have never died from receiving an enema.

*sniggers* I know....I'm a coward, the merest hint of health complications like, um death and I'm a right chicken

Thankyou though Etoile....I take great comfort in the fact you and others are very much alive and kicking *grin*

 

[Shankara20]

*sniggers* I know....I'm a coward, the merest hint of health complications like, um death and I'm a right chicken

Thankyou though Etoile....I take great comfort in the fact you and others are very much alive and kicking *grin*

I have taken enemas before heavy duty ass play (fisting, large objects, etc ) using warm water and a drugstore purchased bag W/ hose kit. I prefer to be clean as much as possible. I don't enjoy little messes when playing with an (or my own) ass, but I don't get freaked out if something happens. I always keep plenty clean-up supplies around.

I am not much in favor of their use on a regular basic 'cause it messes up the good little healthy things that we need to have living inside us.

 

[intothewoods]

I have taken enemas before heavy duty ass play (fisting, large objects, etc ) using warm water and a drugstore purchased bag W/ hose kit. I prefer to be clean as much as possible. I don't enjoy little messes when playing with an (or my own) ass, but I don't get freaked out if something happens. I always keep plenty clean-up supplies around.

I am not much in favor of their use on a regular basic 'cause it messes up the good little healthy things that we need to have living inside us.

For some reason, I'm imagining a crew of workers hauling in a bunch of big items, each one bigger than the last - books, coffee table, bed...and then someone saying, yep, ass play at Shankara's!