Expelling in a potty

The normal place to expel an enema is a toilet, and one is often quite in a hurry to do so, which is one reason for the popularity of giving enemas inside bathrooms. In the old days however, not every house had indoor toilet facilities.

Have some of you been made to "go" inside a chamber pot or similar device?

I have played around doing this by myself as well with a partner - but not sure now why or what the purpose was. 😧

We have a Squatty Potty stool for the toilet in our ensuite. https://www.squattypotty.com/ In the past things were different, but I like modern plumbing!!

I have a potty chair next to my exam table just in case, plus the humiliation factor is higher.

I've been required to expel into a cut through bucket as well as outside.

Growing up, when I received m and m enemas, a bedpan was placed under my buttocks to catch the first expulsion. Later a balloon nozzle was used and it ensured a full half hour retention no matter how much I needed to go before that. A bucket was sometimes used for a large enema.

I have a potty chair next to my exam table just in case, plus the humiliation factor is higher.

When I was a kid my Mom gave most of my enemas on my bed, curled up on my left side. She placed a chamber pot on a stool beside my bed and made me sit on that to expel the enema after I'd held it in for 5 minutes so she could check on what I'd expelled and decide whether I needed a second enema which I'd then be forced to hold in for 10 minutes.

My grandparents called their chamber pot the “thunder mug”. 😂

I grew up on a farm and we did not have indoor plumbing when I was young. Each bedroom had a chamber pot, just called "the pot" which we were allowed to use when the weather was bad, or we were sick. I remember that I was allowed to expel into the pot when I got an enema. We got indoor plumbing about the time I started giving myself enemas. I think the convenience of having a sink and toilet in the same room made it easy.

Oh yes, in the early 1950’s. My Grandma called it a slop jar. It had a lid and slid under her bed. I have vague memories of expelling in it when I got enemas on her bed. She and my Mom inspected closely.

One of my ex’s and I…her bedroom was in the basement. So we had a sink down there, but the bathroom was on the second floor and she lived with family. At one point we ended up using a small plastic trash can both for convenience and to enhance embarrassment depending on the play.

I have used a bedpan for many years. Before I got that, I used a bucket.

@Moms_Egirl @RedBulb99 That must have been waaay embarrassing.

Until I was about 14 I was always watched when I was emptying my bowels, either on the potty, bedpan or from around age 10 I had to use an open “potty chair” with a bucket underneath, certainly when I been given an enema. From age 5 it was either a big old style porcelain chamber pot or my grandma’s white Bedpan.

All very embarrassing and humiliating, in particular when I had to use the bedpan. My back was prop’td up with pillows so I could sit on it properly. No sheet or covering so as I was always watched, nothing was hidden from sight. And then to add to my embarrassment when I’d finished and the bedpan removed, I had to wiped and washed.

Often. At the age of 6, when they were treated for worms, all the children were put on a potty. Not always at 10, only when the nurse needed to evaluate the cleanliness of the wastewater. Although, just in case, he was always near the place where the enema was given. Only once I felt that I could not reach the toilet bowl, I had to sit on it.

Read somewhere about using a chamber pottie with milk added to tempt out a tape worm?

Read somewhere about using a chamber pottie with milk added to tempt out a tape worm?

Sounds like an old wives tale for a remedy. Curious if anyone can find a reference for that, or other home cooked treatments.

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My first enema, I was 13, which was at a hospital due to impaction. After getting the enema I was brought to a potty chair in the corner with a curtain for privacy. There wasn’t much private about it as the nurses remained in the room. They did inspect it, I’m sure to determine if it worked or not. It did, I was given some oral laxatives and sent home.

When I was a kid up until about age 8, after Mom gave me an enema, she required me to sit on what she and Mammaw called a slop bucket.. or chamber pot…reason, so she could see if I needed another enema or not. I guess, She did not want me flushing the toilet before she looked.

We had one of those under the seat in the car when I was little. I would often get blocked up when we went on trips and my dad would pull over and my mom would give me a suppository. Sometimes I would sit on the potty and wait for it to work. Sometimes my mom would put one in and and then put me in a diaper (in case of accidents) we would get back on the road until it worked. Dad would stop most anywhere and I would get on the potty beside the car.

We have never used our chamber pots, bed pans, or outhouse to expell an enema. The outhouse was too far away from the house to use.

The bedpan and chamber pot would need to be cleaned and I do not think sub wants to clean anything more. I would worry that the expulsion of the enema could over fill both thus causing more mess. Eww.

When we first moved into our current house we had a bucket for a toilet as we finished fixing up the bathroom. It was only for a couple days but gave a new meaning to bucket butt.

Never in a chamber pot, but the closest I have come is using a potty chair when I was in the hospital. I was given a soap suds enema and expelled it in a bedside potty chair. I had too many IVs and tubes inserted to make it to the bathroom.

No, only in a bedpan when they gave me a enema in hospital at 12-13 years old.

Well, since I've had a number of hospital stays over the last few years, I'm something of an expert.

First off, pooing in a bedpan if you don't REALLY need to go is HARD. You simply cannot 'bear down' to force the poo out. I've tied for a good half hour and all it did was to make my anus very sore and tender. My suggestion is to lie on your left side, relax, and try to poo in that position. It's a lot easier to poo on a pad because there isn't a big lump of poo at you anus, making it harder to push more poo out. Sometimes the nurse positions a slipper pan to catch the poo and that usually works petty well. Enemas can be expelled in this position too but more pads are needed.

As to bedside commodes, most all hospital ones were designed by the Spanish Inquisition. The seats are very small and hurt a lot after a couple of minutes. Been there... yesterday... and done that. And you have to sit there, waiting for a Nurses Aid to wipe you. No fun at all.

MO

When I was small. I swallowed a long wood screw.

After admitting to my mother what I had done I was rushed to our family doctor's office. I was X-Rayed (and still have the original X-Ray) and sure enough, there was that big ol' screw!

The treatment, which I have described in other posts, was to be fed a mixture of mashed bananas and sauerkraut four times a day and given soapsuds enemas twice a day.

I had to use a potty chair and my movements carefully checked for the offending screw. That went on for two or three days. Embarrassing to be treated like a baby, but I certainly learned my lesson! That was: Don't tell mom if you swallow something!!!

Nowadays, whenever my bride sees me with nails or screws in my mouth while working on repairs she reminds me that she always keeps bananas and sauerkraut on hand, and the enema bag is right under the bathroom sink!

jd