Ever given suppositories that were chilled/cold when they were inserted?

I started to receive suppositories at age four when my mother thought I was constipated and did not want to take the time to give me an enema.

She would give them to me at bedtime and she would have me take off the bottom of my pyjamas and have me lay on my left side on the edge of the bed with my knees pulled up to my chest. The vivid memories that I have are when she began to chill them in the refrigerator prior to inserting them in my anus. She would tell me that by chilling them they would be easy to insert and would not break apart and fall on the floor.

Over time I would secretly crave the feeling of the ice cold suppository slowly being inserted into my anus as it made me aware of a variety of sensations in my anus, both unpleasant and pleasant. Did anyone else have similar experiences or sensations?

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I have received suppositories from the fridge in my anus too.

But not laxative, it was sedative suppositories or for cold and other illnesses.

In summer the suppositories had been typically stored in the refrigerator. If there was an illness like fever, the suppository have been inserted cold.

As a child, the moment of insertion of a cold suppository was a little bit unpleasant...? but what to do as child in the age about 4...8 years against those slippery buttsticks? ?

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Phenergan (years ago) for morning sickness, Compazine in more recent years for nausea/vomiting, and acetaminophen occasionally for headache/fever – suppositories are supposed to be chilled and feel cool. Mother was right. They warm up quickly out of their foil when handled, so don't wait long to insert them.

Yes suppositories are always kept in the fridge. They stay fresh longer that way. LOL

I gave my X wife phengren when she had migraine head aches for being sick to her stomach. Always kept in the refrigerator, always commented on how cold they were in her rectum. They sure did the trick she'd fall asleep soon after & wake up with no migraine

Storing them in the fridge is a really good idea, I'll give it a try

Ever try to insert a warm suppository that might be slightly soft? So always best to keep all suppositories chilled or on ice and ready to be inserted when needed.

I was old enough that my childhood didn’t involve enemas - and as far as I know none of my friends got them either... But spankings and suppositories were absolutely still in favor while growing up in the 70’s and 80’s and I go plenty of both!!!

Yes my mom used to keep them in the fridge. When I was little, and sick, she would make me go get them, bring them back and lay over a pillow while my dad held me down and she inserted them. The worst....

I did never get cold suppositories. 😢

I was old enough that my childhood didn’t involve enemas - and as far as I know none of my friends got them either... But spankings and suppositories were absolutely still in favor while growing up in the 70’s and 80’s and I go plenty of both!!!

My childhood was the same way. No enema's and my suppositories were only for nausea and vomiting. I most definitely got the spankings too!!

They do go in easier when cold because they are firmer.

They do go in easier when cold because they are firmer.

@Moppys_jalopy

They also go in COLDER when they are COLD too! Who cares about e a s y at times like that?

@Moppys_jalopy

They also go in COLDER when they are COLD too! Who cares about e a s y at times like that?

The shocked look, the little yelp and the intake of breath just makes it all worth it. Where is the fun in putting in a room temp suppository?

Medicated suppositories (and perhaps, if really high temperatures, glycerin ones) were kept in the fridge so that they would melt in the rectum, not in the hand of the caregiver. So, yes, every medicated suppository I received as a kid (many ones for throat aches, and others) was chilly. They would however melt down quite quickly then the grease would leak.

Yes they were stored in the door of the fridge. In my teens i got a headache sometimes then i would steal one meant for my younger siblings from the fridge.

Just tried cold ones a few days ago. It feels so damn good as it melts

Mom kept then in the fridge. They were always cold. I don't remember it bothering me however. May have to try that now as an adult. I’ll bet it feels good.

Yes every time I got sick. She would come into my room and tell me to roll over on my tummy, I would protest but eventually comply.

She would pull down my pj's and tell me to relax, then gently part my butt cheeks and gently slide it in along with the tip of her finger to make sure it was all the way in. Then she would squeeze my butt together and hold it to make sure I didn’t push it out.

I made homemade suppositories once and I put them in the freezer. It was a fun time had by all. LOL!

Mashie

Medicated suppositories (and perhaps, if really high temperatures, glycerin ones) were kept in the fridge so that they would melt in the rectum, not in the hand of the caregiver. So, yes, every medicated suppository I received as a kid (many ones for throat aches, and others) was chilly.

It was similar at my home - the suppositories were stored in the refrigerator. When mom was about to use them, she took them out of the refrigerator so that they would not be very cold. But they were always a bit cool.

I remember that moment when my mother was opening my buttocks and then I felt her slippery finger in a rubber glove inserting a cool suppository into my rectum

That sounds like an interesting sensation..

Growing up, there was always a large (100) jar of glycerine suppositories and a box (100) of bisacodyl suppositories in the fridge. With three adults and four children getting suppos several times a week they didn't last long!

My three sisters and I always looked forward to the marvelous feelings as an ice cold “bullet” was stuffed deep into our rectums. Once we were old enough we would sometimes play with them, seeing who could hold the most and longest.

I can remember getting glycerin suppositories right from the fridge by mom When I was a little girl. She would give them to me when I was standing in the kitchen. They always felt kind of good after she pushed one up into my little bottom. They would feel soothing to me compared to the hot soap suds enema I would eventually get before the day was over. LOL Jeanette.

Not "given" , but I took them in abundance prior to high enema sessions for awhile. From the fridge they were quite fun, l took them progressively. First one, then two of them, then three, till making a total of six. Usually couldnt get past that.

I always got cold ones growing up. Still do as an adult.

Yes most of the suppositories i received were chilled.

Most of the times they were chilled because my parents stored them in the fridge.

Yeah. My mom kept them in the fridge. She tried the freezer but they broke when she tried to put them in.