Enema safety

I was just wondering. I want to take a higher enema and is it ok to push the hose farther up with no nozzle on the end ?

If the tube is not too stiff or have sharp edges at the end, it should slide up you like a colon tube. Lube it good and enjoy.

Dan

Unless the tube has a rounded blunt end, I wouldn’t try an use it as a colon tube. You could do real damage to your insides. Colon tubes are inexpensive, get a real one and play it safe. Just think of the embarrassment you’d face, if something happened and you had to explain yourself to an Emergency Room Doctor…

Colon tubes, such as they are these days; are cheaply available from the AMAZing internet retailer up to 34 fr. size - 20 inch length. If you are taking enemas through today's silicone hosing, it will undoubtedly kink and or double back toward the anus if you try going deep with it. Back in the good old days much longer and thicker colon tubes were available. Oh well that was then, this is now.

I was just wondering. I want to take a higher enema and is it ok to push the hose farther up with no nozzle on the end ?

I have had extremely long colon tubes put into my butt before. In fact one was long enough to go through the entire lower intestine and push against the valve between the lower and upper intestine. It did NOT go into the upper intestine and just push it a little. I was then given an enema with that colon tube inside of me.

The feeling was something I cannot put into words. It did feel really weird to get filled with the water entering me that high up. Some of it went down my lower intestine and some went up my upper intestine at the same time. It felt more like I was being filled at both ends at the same time even though I was not. I was able to take the water much faster and get completely filled up with much less water. All I can say about the feeling of it is WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Try it and you may like it. However, as the others who have already posted have said, follow the warning, and make sure the end that goes into your butt is not sharp and the tube is flexible enough to go around all the bends in your lower intestine and that it has no sharp edges. You could do very serious damage to your insides if you do not. It can also result in a very painful death that may last for days at a time if you do not.

As Rick 6981 said about embarrassment, I was using a smaller tube when I pushed it all the way in and the tube slipped off the rectal tip. The enema tip came out, and I had to consider how to extract the colon tube. Fortunately, after about 15 minutes or so, I pushed/grabbed the end inside me, and was able to pull it out. I WAS thinking of the ER and how tacky that would be.

My hubby snagged a small-diameter colon tube into a diverticulum he didn't even know he had. While it didn't penetrate the colon, it did tear a small artery. Because he was on blood thinners they couldn't stop the bleeding at the ER, and he eventually had to let the surgeon remove a piece of his sigmoid colon. He wore a colostomy bag for a year, which caused him untold misery. He finally got a “take down” to reattach his plumbing, but that was another whole abdominal surgery with its attendant misery. Fat colon tubes are safe, but be very wary of thinner ones.

Https://siliconenozzles.com/135-Oval-Flange-Style-Large-25-Diameter-Colon-Enema-Nozzle-OF-13.htm. Soft and fat.

I have tried one or two new colon tube and I think they are all too stiff. Back in the day I had a vintage BF Goodrich tube in 30fr and it was perfect. Never force a tube, if it won't go in, it won't go in. The downside is too great to chance it.

Colon tubes use is dangerous for the unskilled and non-medical people. Most people who are middle aged have pockets in their colons and risk injury. Don't do it ! I use a colon tube now and then and never insert more then 8-10 inches.

I've used a Fr20 soft rubber rectal tube, eyelets along the side, inserted 10 to 12 inches, gives a good cleanse. I don't take health risks with enemas. Lately I've been using a soft flexible nozzle from OHN for my pre-enema cleanse and probiotic treatments. Very comfortable and safe.

Trying to use the enema hose as a colon tube is dangerous! The tip is blunt, with sharp edges that can scratch the walls of your colon. If you want to insert a tube past the rectum, I recommend buying a 40F-50F colon tube with eyelets on the sides of the rounded tip. Such a colon tube is not expensive, and compared to the cost of medical intervention…dirt cheap!

Trying a colon tube on my sub (who I know would love the experience) has been stopped for the fear I have of injuring his colon with a puncture. I just do not have the confidence to try this.

Don't shove an enema tube up your arse unless you're looking for scrapes and scratches. Use the right tool. A colon tube is made for going in deep. Use that.

@MissStress

It is nice that you are sensitive and caring to stop doing something you are not confident with.

It is very hard to poke a hole into someone using a soft rounded thing like a colon tube. Use lots of lube and don't force. Turning the tube gently to work it up is a method I like to experience. The larger the tube the harder it is to poke it through things. Just be sure to use a soft colon tube. If it flops around in your hands it's a safe bet it is not going to hurt your sub. May I suggest having your sub tube you? It is a good way for you to know just what is going on when the tube is inside. Your confidence will go up when the mystery is solved.

When we use a colon tube it is not the first enema of the night. We do one or two large fills to get things cleaned up down below so there is less impacted feces to get in the way.

Slow and careful are the words of the day. We push it in until there I stoppage, no matter how little, run the enema a bit to open things up, and try further. Most nights I can get the entire 24 inch tube deep into me and can actually feel it “pop” past the upper sphincter. If for some reason I am tense or it just isn't working well, we stop and do the enema from there. We never push it past my.comfort level.

All of this falls to communication. The open and honest feedback from BOTH participants is crucial to an enjoyable deep enema with a colon tube.

I have a 1" x 14" Colon tube from SN which I enjoy very much. It's big enough in diameter and soft enough I think there's very little chance of perforation. https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=gallery;ox=showalbum;ax=7732

Larger colon tubes (around 1cm and bigger), soft enough to bend rather than puncture, and let some of the enema water in to open up the colon as you insert if it meets resistance. That and changing positions as needed are my recommendations.

I would use and make my own button tip and wing tip tubes that were a couple of feet long in my younger years. But no more; too afraid of injury. The ones I now have are a foot or less with large soft button tip. Here's a picture of one in red rubber, https://www.soulgenie.com/gif/amazon/deepzer_colon_tube.jpg However, the ones I have and use are made of softer amber latex.

Never but never insert anything up your butt that has rough edges, injury could occur, if you want to get higher up with your enema experience, I have suggested this before, purchase a couple of the hospital type disposables either bag or buckets they have a five ft tube in about 24fr that is of a smooth clear vinyl type material that will insert very easy and can be used with petroleum based lube that will not break down the tube as latex will, cut the tube off of one kit with a connecter add it on to the end of your primary kit for extra length when hung.. these kits are very inexpensive I got two recently on ebay for five bucks free ship..hope this helps..😉

Never but never insert anything up your butt that has rough edges, injury could occur, if you want to get higher up with your enema experience, I have suggested this before, purchase a couple of the hospital type disposables either bag or buckets they have a five ft tube in about 24fr that is of a smooth clear vinyl type material that will insert very easy and can be used with petroleum based lube that will not break down the tube as latex will, cut the tube off of one kit with a connecter add it on to the end of your primary kit for extra length when hung.. these kits are very inexpensive I got two recently on ebay for five bucks free ship..hope this helps..😉

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