Enema with sounding

Who loves a enema deep up their rectum and a nice sounding rod in their penis?

Never really heard of "sounding" per se.

I am told that one of my Mo's more surprising kinks was that she used to want to listen to my Dad's lower abdomen with a stethoscope when she gave him an enema.

I think it must have freaked him out a little when she was to be on the receiving end, just before getting into position she went to one of her dresser drawers, dug to the bottom, got out a stethoscope, handed it to him and said, "If I ask you what you are hearing you need to be able to tell me.

That's interesting because I've wondered what it would sound like listening to an enema through a steth.

I’ve combined sounding sessions and butt plug wear but not with enema sessions. I’d be concerned about the potential for contamination as I make sure that my sounding play is as close to sterile as I can make it.

Never really heard of "sounding" per se.

I am told that one of my Mo's more surprising kinks was that she used to want to listen to my Dad's lower abdomen with a stethoscope when she gave him an enema.

I think it must have freaked him out a little when she was to be on the receiving end, just before getting into position she went to one of her dresser drawers, dug to the bottom, got out a stethoscope, handed it to him and said, "If I ask you what you are hearing you need to be able to tell me.

Lisa,

I believe he's referring to a sound, meaning a metal or silicone rod, placed into the urethra so as to have the penis full of the rod when the enema takes place, or put in after the enema is in. It needs to be placed with perfect sterile technique to minimize the chance of a UTI. I haven't done it but it sounds like it would feel at least very interesting, if not extremely erotic. Sometimes people use a flexible urinary catheter in place of the sound to allow urine to flow out. Depending on the person, penis, sound or catheter, it is possible to ejaculate semen out around the sound or catheter. There are videos on the net showing it occur.

Eric

They don't just use them for pregnancies any more.

My Dad recently had a circulation problem in one leg, and they used an ultrasound to diagnose the problem.

It would be a little bit interesting to have an ultrasound machine and be able to see an enema, anything from Fleet to 4-qt both during injection and during retention.

Ultrasound has nothing to do with "sounding". Here's a link that describes "medical sounds".https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_(medical_instrument)

It would be a little bit interesting to have an ultrasound machine and be able to see an enema, anything from Fleet to 4-qt both during injection and during retention.

While I've heard that they do have compositing "3-d" ultrasound, all the ones I have seen or have had done have been 2-d slices, and across the abdomen they tend to be vertical slices, which wouldn't show too much other than the immediate distension of a "slice" of the colon. To visualize an enema filling someone you're probably still better off with a fluoroscope and x-ray along with a contrast enema.

Doppler ultrasound shows the velocity of blood flow through a vessel. Could it show flow rate of an enema into the colon?

A few posters in this thread (@Lisak, @SacredIbis) obviously have NO IDEA what sounding is and should have done a quick google search before posting things that have nothing to do with the subject and which would have defined and explained the procedure for them..

It IS NOT ultrasound.

SOUNDING involves the insertion of metal, silicone or rubber rods (sounds) into the urethra.

Would think that a "sounding" rod inserted after an enema would result in a mess ---- either from the water leaking, or semen!

@SwitchablSsusie: It IS NOT ultrasound.

SOUNDING involves the insertion of metal, silicone or rubber rods (sounds) into the urethra.

Learned something new. Found this on Google:

Urethral sounding is the insertion of an object or liquid into the urethra. Sounding may be used in urological surgery for dilatation of strictures or for obtaining access to the bladder. Urethral sounding is also performed outside the scope of medical practice by individuals for a variety of reasons.

Not something I would ever like - just the thought of anything to do with my urinary tract makes me cringe.

I’ve had a steel sound in my urethra, and rectum, simultaneously, while both are attached to a TENS unit. I could feel the sounds nearly touching, inside me. I do want to try using a sound in urethra while having an enema, certainly. Seems like this would be a fun activity to have done to me, while restrained.

I have been sounded during an enema. Multiple sounds, of increasing diameters, as the enema flowed. I've also had a "double," an enema and a bladder infusion of sterile water - - that was INTENSE as I filled with both. In one session, I was bound, kneeling, to a bondage device. A wheel moved the knee supports very far apart. Once positioned, a DBC was inserted and a slow enema begun. Then, an electrified sound was inserted, held in place with a rubber "keeper" just below the glans. As I began to fill past the first two quarts, the electric was ramped up until I was squirming uncontrollably. Amanda was highly amused!

I have not tried an enema and sounding yet, but it is on my to do list, when I find the right person to do it with.

I love enemas and like sounding but have not had the opportunity to do both at the same time. Hopefully soon!!!

I’ve moved on from sounding to simply wearing a catheter almost 100% of the time. It’s rare for me to have an enema without a catheter inserted as well.

Haven’t done it in quite awhile but I used to insert a Foley catheter then take a retention enema with a double ballon nozzle. Once the enema was in I’d do a bladder fill so I’d have 400-500 cc of sterile water in my bladder along with 2 quarts of enema inside of me

The feeling of fullness was very intense

Thinking about it now I might have to order some catheters soon