Getting trapped air out of your colon. How do you do it?

Hello everyone. My question is simply; How do you get trapped air out of your colon? I find that my first enema is always the one with the most gas and it's deep inside me. Sometimes I can get all of it out and sometimes I can't. Does anyone have a fool proof way of geting all of the trapped air and gas out of your colon during an enema other than flatulence. Trapped gas really makes it hard to completely empty ones colon in preparation for deep play and I'd like to hear about new techniques and tricks.

Thanks 😉

An enema with an ounce or two of liquid glycerin to one liter of warm soapy water, retained until you can no longer hold it in works well. A small 15 to 20 ml. enema of pure liquid glycerin will also ensure expulsion of the gas or a pint of warm soapy water with an ounce of glycerin added. Finally three to five glycerin suppositories retained for 25 to 30(or more if you can) minutes will rid you of any gas. I enjoy the feeling when my girlfriend inserts a super plus or ultra tampon after she inserts the suppositories and I have to retain everything until they attract enough liquid in my rectum to wet the tampon and force a good bm. Sometimes I expel the gas with the tampon inside prior to my expelling the rest.

Thank you but I was wondering if there is a non chemical technique. I’m not into cramping or severe discomfort.

Taking gas-x prior to an enema helps a bit.

This is called a Harris flush. You give yourself an enema then lower the bag below you and let it run back out. Do this once or twice and it pulls the gas out. I learned about this because my wife was in a maternity ward and the girl next to her got one after being gassy for a couple days. Made me hard as a rock before I got asked to leave. The imagination ran wild.

Thank you but I was wondering if there is a non chemical technique. I’m not into cramping or severe discomfort.

I use gravity and "abdominal sloshing" (!) to get rid of trapped gas.

Firstly, I would take a 2 to 2.5 quart filling, followed by lying on my back with my legs drawn up and rolling to-and-fro between my left and right sides. That usually dislodges gas trapped in any specific spot in the gut and after a while I can feel the gas freely sloshing with the liquid as I continue rolling between my left and right sides.

The next part is where I finally roll to my right side, the liquid gurgles down toward the ascending colon and the gas bubbles up into the top left hand part of the transverse colon. I then continue rolling to my right into a knee-chest position with my ass high up, which gets the gas bubbling further upwards in the descending colon (effectively "ascending" in terms of gravity when in this position) toward the rectum.

I will position myself from the outset in relation to the toilet that I can simply push myself up and back from there, onto the seat to let go. Usually a huge gas blast, very satisfying. Repeat if there's more gas to go. QED.

Lol THANK YOU FLBURST!!!

As I suspected it’s all a mechanical process. I was trying the same thing but figuring out how my pipes are lined up to decide when to roll where and vice versa. I’ll try your method and see how that goes. In the meantime I would love to hear how others do it.

Thank you all!!!

Gas usually gets trapped at the flextures at the "top corners." Visualize the way the colon runs - it starts in the lower right, goes up to just under the ribcage, then a bow over to the left just under the ribcage (keep in mind that in many people it isn't straight over but sags down significantly), then down and gets very twisted as it goes through the sigmoid and rectum. More so on some people than others - supposedly I'm in the "more twisty" camp and it can be hard to get the gas out sometimes.

With a colon full of enema if you start upright, then lie on your right side and massage the gas up to the splenic flexture, then knee chest to get it down to the sigmoid. From there it can be more or less difficult to get it out.

My wife learned at nursing school about 50 years ago that cautious insertion of a long colon tube leads the gas to the way out.

For me, particularly in knee-chest position It has a tendency to come out, either within a few moments of getting in position.

Water tends to fall, gas tends to rise. One advantage to the longer nozzle is that it goes far enough in that the gas can escape even with the valve open and leakage will be minimal. I have seen the drugstore-type straight nozzle cone completely out when that happens. So, if you think you have some gas get a longer nozzle water that contains Epsom Salt is relatively dense, and does a particularly good job of pushing the gas out.

If the gas is farther up, just tough it out, it will come out in the expulsion of the first round. I know it's not comfortable, but this IS after all an ENEMA!! Sometimes it's not as comfortable as other times

The easiest way I've found is a smallish (about 16 oz) of chilly tap water given in the knee-chest position. The cold water will cause rapid, intense cramps, expelling the gas and water very rapidly. The small volume won't go high enough to trap water in your colon.

Don't add soap, glycerin, or Dulcolax. Some will remain behind and cause continuing issues.

I agree with Sean, but even better is to make a sixteen ounce enema with hot water and six teabags of mint herbal tea. Let it steep for fifteen minutes, take out the teabags and squeeze them dry, add some ice cubes to make the enema cool, but not too cold , inject and enjoy. The mint helps get the gas out.