Can you actually lose all the control of your bladder and bowels?

Does anyone on this forum managed to completely lost it's self control on your bladder and bowels? like you can't even feel it coming?

I've lost all of my bladder control to this extent, but it wasn't great in the first place.

I have very little bowel control (on some days no bowel control) but I can still feel it coming.

Does anyone on this forum managed to completely lost it's self control on your bladder and bowels? like you can't even feel it coming?

No. I've never had that happen, nor would I know how to.

When wearing diapers, I love the feeling of 'letting it go' just too much to want to loose that wonderful sensation!

Yes, although in my case it wasn't by my own choice.

I wear diapers because I have a over active bladder. Going back to what your asking, yes it is possible to unpotty train yourself over time. Although once you have started, it's permanent and yes this means you can become incontinent by choice.

If you want to mess with your body then that's up to you, for me I don't have much of a choice having already become partially incontinent through no choice of my own (see my earlier replies for details).

The best way to unpotty train yourself is to start wearing diapers 24/7 and this means no toilets and the fact you will be totally dependant on nappies/diapers from then onwards for the rest of your life like a real baby/toddler again.

Also try listening to hypnosis tapes as they will help you relax and also get you in the frame of mind of a toddler, best to do this at home at night when your in a diaper so you don't mess the bedding.

For specific tips look it up on YouTube or wikipedia.

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

Temporarily. Sort of. When I got out of the hospital I had a superpubic catheter (tube through a hole in my belly right into my bladder to prevent blood clots). It was probably 2 months total. No doc or nurse ever told me that those "hold it" muscles would get weak. So when the catheter was removed, I was a bit surprised. I felt I had to go...and then within 30 seconds, I was going, since I couldn't hold it at all. So back to diapers. After a couple weeks, that got better, and probably after a year, almost back to normal. Now though, when I feel it coming, I find a bathroom (or tree) pretty quick!

I lost my bladder by nature 26+ years of age. I have always had hard stools and took 9 laxatives, stool softeners, a day plus 2 suppositories every other day. Anal fissures and hemmorhoids, not fun stuff.

I had a stroke about 4 years ago. At that time they stopped all the regimen I was on that wasn't working. Part of it was IBS-C my muscles & colon not functioning and being on alot of pain medication.

They put me on a drug that opens the Mu opioid receptor in the bowel and a second one that is a very sweet syrup that I take with each meal. It removes my bodies vote.

There is only so much unrestricted diaper space between my agressive positioning cushion and my 10 point positioning harness I am locked down pretty well. The medication will cause 3 or more soft movements for me. It's usually 4 per day. I don't know its happening until I feel it it filling the front part of my diaper with a high volume of stool quickly.

I didn't aim for this nut, it's just the hand I was dealt.

Chinababy888,

What hypnosis tapes are you talking about?

Thanks!

Dragon

I did, but I strongly suspect it was going to happen anyway - I've had continence issues my whole life.

To the best of my experiences no you won't loose control of your bladder. I have done 24/7 for years at a time still in full control. I have made mistakes and wet my pants forgetting I was not in diapers. My then girlfriend made point of outing my need for diapers to her friends. They all laughed and teased me while I was changed into diapers. I was taken home in only a diaper and my pampers T-shirt. As my girlfriend shared , she always has a diaper bag at the ready for me.

I start losing control when I in my teens. Over the years I completely lost control of my piss . I noted that I'm starting to lose control of my bowels slowly.

I've never lost control; however, there are certain things I do that I know will trigger me to want to leak pee. I can control myself to not leak; but, I enjoy it so I don't prevent it. What's the use of being a DL with a pee fetish if I don't let myself pee in my diapers?

Yes AVM’s and MS can do that.

Yes AVM’s and MS can do that.

Yes, and almost any type of stroke affecting the right areas.

Eric

I've started to listen to marpmymind.com hypnosis recording to 'make' you lose control of both but only when diapered. I've listened to it for about 5 times, I go into trance quite quickly but nothing else ....yet.....

Yes strokes, Ms, and even seizures can cause you to lose both bladder and bowel control.

I'm in a diaper 24/7 so it happens when it happens. I use it for its purpose an am changed by my wife afterwards.

In my experience it will be difficult to lose all the control upon the bladder, but in taking a good dose castor oil on an empty stomach you will in any case lose the control upon your bowels.

Bladder, yes. Shock after being hit by a car age 12.

These comments are only about loss of control of bowels and bladder for play, not anything to do with actual medical conditions.

It is easily possible to do stuff that will make someone absolutely incapable of controlling their pee and/or poo in any way.

Making someone lose pee control is simple and works for both men and women.... a urinary catheter. This can be a simple in-and-out to completely empty the person's bladder or a Foley which can stay in for longer periods of time. The in-and-out most always completely empties a person's bladder within a few minutes. Once the catheter is in a person, they are going to pee until empty. There is no amount of muscle straining or anything else that's going to stop the flow, except if the catheter is expelled, which can happen quite easily if it's not held in place.

For longer term use, a Foley catheter is used. These have a little balloon near the tip and once the catheter is in somebody, the balloon is filled with a few ml of sterile water. One a Foley is properly in and the balloon is inflated, all control of peeing is lost until the catheter is removed. The person will dribble pee through the catheter 24/7. Period.

Making someone lose poo control is pretty much the same. Essentially, a tube goes into the person's anus that prevents the muscles from closing the opening. There are a variety of anal rings and hollow butt plugs that do this. Some have a bulge on the inside to ensure the plug cannot be pood out and some have a harness or straps to prevent their expulsion. Since the person can no longer close their anal opening, the poo just comes out. A strong dose of a stool softener and/or laxative hastens the process.

There are also purpose-made products for this purpose which are similar to a closed system colon hydrotherapy session. A rigid tube is inserted, and a large volume enema is given with the outflow tube clamped, and then the clamp released. Not pooing is impossible.

A combination of a Foley catheter and a disposable closed colon cleansing system completely removes a person's control of their most intimate body functions.

It can happen if you have seizures they tend to during a seizure lose both bowel and bladder.

Neurological and/or vascular problems (such as MS or AVMs) can cause bladder and bowel issues.

Apparently it's pretty easy to make yourself start bed wetting. Just drink water before you go to bed, and then set an alarm for about an hour after you fall asleep. When it goes off, wet yourself and fall back to sleep. In two months or less it should have you wetting yourself at night, even without the alarm anymore.

It's very easy when you have kidney stones.

I would not want to lose control of my bowels or my bladder for real. There's a saying "careful what you wish for". It is oh, so true! It reminds me of a guy I saw on a tv show who wanted to be a double amputee - both legs. So, he did something to cause them to be amputated and was in a wheelchair. He ended up regretting it and wishing he had not done it.

Yes people with PPMS or AVMS around T8. No bladder or bowel control or awareness.

I wish I could lose control at night time so I will be wet in the morning again like I did as a kid.