Laxative choice.

So my gf and i decided to use a a laxative to make her go in to her diaper and after a good enema to have anal sex. So my question is this what kind of laxative should we use , we are not going to want something melodramatic just a planed “forced accident” followed by enema and anal .Ps dulcolax suppositories make her a bit uncomfortable are they same effect as the pill laxative?

It kinda depends on how much time you have ave fo play.

In general, the fast acting oral laxatives will make her have a very sloppy, messy poo. The slower acting laxatives generally cause someone to have a much more solid, formed poo.

Fast acting laxatives are the salines, like Milk of Magnesia, Phospho-soda, Glauber's Salt, or Epsom Salt any of which usually produce a very urgent, sloppy poo within about an hour.

The other class of fast acting laxatives are the non-digestible sugars, like Lactulose and Sobitol. These usually work within a couple of hours and results are often preceded by a lot of gas so the impending poo is heralded by a lot of trumpeting. These also tend to produce loose poo, although not as lose as the salines.

If a person is given either a saline or sugar type laxative, a good protective panty over the diaper is strongly advised. A person can pass a lot of sloppy poo in a very short time..

If you have more time and want a more controlled poo, I'd suggest a dose of Senna. This is generally taken at bedtime and lets the recipient sleep though the night without interruption. A full dose usually starts to work around breakfast time but it can take longer. The recipient usually poos by lunch time. If senna is taken without a stool softener, like Colace or Mialax, the poo is generally not soft, but is firm and formed.

It kinda depends on how much time you have ave fo play.

In general, the fast acting oral laxatives will make her have a very sloppy, messy poo. The slower acting laxatives generally cause someone to have a much more solid, formed poo.

Fast acting laxatives are the salines, like Milk of Magnesia, Phospho-soda, Glauber's Salt, or Epsom Salt any of which usually produce a very urgent, sloppy poo within about an hour.

The other class of fast acting laxatives are the non-digestible sugars, like Lactulose and Sobitol. These usually work within a couple of hours and results are often preceded by a lot of gas so the impending poo is heralded by a lot of trumpeting. These also tend to produce loose poo, although not as lose as the salines.

If a person is given either a saline or sugar type laxative, a good protective panty over the diaper is strongly advised. A person can pass a lot of sloppy poo in a very short time..

If you have more time and want a more controlled poo, I'd suggest a dose of Senna. This is generally taken at bedtime and lets the recipient sleep though the night without interruption. A full dose usually starts to work around breakfast time but it can take longer. The recipient usually poos by lunch time. If senna is taken without a stool softener, like Colace or Mialax, the poo is generally not soft, but is firm and formed.

i was thinking about dulcosoft it says it works within 24 hours any ideas on that?

Dulcosoft is a poo softener, essentially the same as Miralax. It draws water into the colon, making pooing easier, but won't give someone the urge to poo, except in very large doses.

It would not be my choice to make someone use a diaper.

Dulcosoft is a poo softener, essentially the same as Miralax. It draws water into the colon, making pooing easier, but won't give someone the urge to poo, except in very large doses.

It would not be my choice to make someone use a diaper.

what about oral Bisacodyl does it have the same effect as suppositories and how long it will take to work oraly?

Drinking coffee works for me!

@tzaoray e

Oral Dulcolax pills is a stimulant laxative, and a potent one. Taken as directed, they do nothing until the pills get into you large bowel, wen the different pH makes the pill coating dissolve. From then on, they work just like the suppositories and cause cramping soon followed by a strong urge to poo. Because the pills tend to stay in you bowel longer than a suppository, the resulting poo tends to be looser and more complete than from a suppository.

Sometimes the pills do work faster, especially if taken on an empty stomach and are followed by lots of water. When I had the pills as a part of a bowel prep some yeas ago, I was told to take 6 pills on an empty stomach with a glass of water. Then, two hours later, I was told to start drinking Miralax solution., an 8 Oz glass full every 15 minutes About an hour after that it was very clear the Dulcolax was starting to work… strongly.

IMO, Dulcolax is not a good laxative for diaper games. In my experience, while the pills will certainly make you fill the diaper and remove all choice in the matter, the resulting poo is far too sloppy. A diaper full of soft, stinky poo is a big mess to clean up. Also, I don't like the feel of sloppy pudding poo.

@Sean One last question you suggested senna is it not the same as bisacodyl as a stimulant or is milder but it will get the job done?

@tzoven

Senna and Bisacodyl are both stimulant laxatives. Both strongly increase the contractions of your bowel muscles which pushes the poo out.

However, Bisacodyl also tends to draw fluids into you colon, so the poo tends to be sloppier. The poos prompted by the full dose of senna tend to be firmer and more formed. Senna tends to produce a more controlled poo and usually allows more time to get onto a toilet after you feel the urge.

Personally, I much prefer the results from a dose of senna. The resulting poo seems far more natural to me. And, if I take a reduced dose, I can't really tell I'm not pooing naturally. But, make no mistake, if you take the full bowel prep dose of senna (6x Extra Strength ExLax) the cramping will be intense and the results dramatic.This will not be a fun experience.