Daily Enema Users

Question for daily or almost daily users. How did you come to use enemas on a daily bases. I really don't want to turn this into a discussion pf the dangers, or benefits of the habit. More how you came to do it and how long, been doing , basic habits etc.

For me, my parents were regular enema users, my Dad daily, Mom a few times a week. While I was not given regular enemas on a regular basis. Whenever one was deemed needed I got one or 2 if more results were needed.

While I never really liked the idea of being given an enema, the thought of giving myself an enema, had always been something I wanted to do from as long as I can remember. I can remember as a child poking my rear with my finger pretending to give myself one. This soon progressed to using the family bag which was always hanging in the bathroom closet. poking the nozzle in. This progressed to when I was alone, to eventually trying a small one.

Soon when ever could would do them when ever could usually once a month or so. In mid teen years gradually worked up to a 2 quart enema. Used to start the session with a very small one gradually increasing the amount, so could take more during a session. Went to college, got married and took and continued to sneak. when "needed". On one road trip back from FL had to crawl under a vehicle and got bit by fire ants which gave me hives. I was a bit plugged up anyway so i told my wife how an enema might help my hives, as my mom had given me one when I had hives. Well we got fleets bottle dumped it and did a water enema. The ice was broken so i brought up when got home how an enema helped when backed up. Being in construction, toilets are not around very often anyway. So whenever felt I needed or wanted an enema I would say i was a bit plugged and do it. Frequency increased over the years.

In my early 40s I started doing daily at night before bed, to relax. i then switched to first thing in the morning as part of the bathroom routine. one 2.5 quart, and one 3 quart enema.

During the time of my regular employment I did not spend the time to go intermediately to the toilet. So I took daily early in the morning my 2 liter soapy enema and so, I had my rest the rest of the day.

My mother…

Post surgical pain killers resulted in sluggish, then backed up bowel. Softeners worked too slowly and resulted in painful eliminations, so I went with tried and true, with excellent results. After some period of time I was able to back off on the meds and the need to use the enema on a daily schedule. Now I am careful not to get beyond 3 days unable to spontaneously eliminate before taking care of things. Just plain easier on the entire system.

As a youngster, I used the enema bag almost daily as I grew to adulthood. It was always hanging from the shower arm/head and was in my face whether showering or taking a bath. I started quite young as I found those wonderful sensations and wanted to beat my mom to the punch, since she would ask me most every day if I had pooped and gave me an enema if I hadn't.

Things diminished for several years after I got married, but I did use an enema as often as practical, until those enemas became so distasteful to my spouse who loathed them after receiving an enema during labor and childbirth. Enemas as a recreational aspect became quite limited for me.

As I aged, various medical issues and medications contributed to issues such as constipation and other digestive discomfort. Because laxatives, stool softeners, and other OTC treatments were unpredictable, I began using daily enemas prior to work, fishing, road trips, ball games, and other times when toilet facilities were scarce or filthy. It was easier, and quite pleasant, to run some warm water through my bowel to trigger evacuation prior to engaging in the various activities.

I set up a place to hang my enema bag near the toilet, and run a couple of quarts, in multiple smaller volumes, and complete this in less than 5 minutes. The bidet is handy for a quick wash and I'm on my way with minimal effort or investment of time. If the need or desire should happen to arise, I will take a larger volume enema after a full day of activity. These typical enemas are quite relaxing, and/or stimulating and may include a variety of solutions such as coffee or soapsuds. The complete emptying of my bowel may not be daily, but often enough to enjoy most activities and the reset for all those other life challenges.

BTW, my gastroenterologist and urologist had advised me to avoid constipation in the last couple of years. Since I don't use laxatives and other chemicals, I figured those smaller volumes of warm water wouldn't create anything negative, especially when they're expelled quickly. This mindset is confirmed in many of the "older" texts regarding enemas. I'm one of those old farts who believe in the "magical virtues of enemas" as mentioned by Dr. Benjamin F. Miller many years ago.

I'm 73 years old. Lifelong enema taker since the age of 11. Up until ten or so years ago, I took enemas several times a month, typically over a weekend. I did it all, coffee, herbal, soap, baking soda, probiotic and expanded my capacity from the standard two quarts up to four quarts, but usually taking three quart enemas. I never had an issue with regular bowel movements afterwards.

Then I began having constipation issues and sought out a gastroenterologist. A colonoscopy and several attempts at drug therapies later it was determined to be idiopathic in nature. Rather than endure the less desirable side effects of using IBS-C drugs, I talked it over with my doctor and began taking soap solution enemas on a more or less regular schedule to empty my colon. I cut back on the enema volume to two quarts before settling on two and half quarts for an adequate cleansing. I finally settled on an enema every other day for adequate emptying of my colon.

In January, when I was positively diagnosed with a slow progressing incurable disease, I learned that idiopathic constipation was an early symptom of the disease. After learning about my constipation history that specialist concurred that enemas were the best solution to my constipation.

My mother…

May I ask you: What did your mother?

For me, it was quite a gradual progression to where I am now approaching daily enemas. I remember as a young child, I actually liked the small bulb enemas I got from mom about once a month which led to my sister and I giving each other small enemas in the bathtub just for fun. As a teenager, mom had stopped giving them to me but I gave myself enemas about every other week when mom and dad were out and I had the time and opportunity. As a young wife and mother time and opportunity was less but I managed to get an enema once in a while after the kids were in bed. My husband was not into recreational enemas, so it was few and sometimes far between in those years. After the kids were out of the house there was a time when I was able to give myself an enema on average twice a week when my husband played golf. Then I retired and time and opportunity increased substantially. Now, I don't always follow a set schedule but I have time to have a good leisurely enema at least three times a week. Some weeks I find myself doing it two or three days in a row. Am I addicted to enemas? Yes.

Am I addicted to enemas? Yes.

In the case that you have the feeling, that taking enemas on a regular basis is good for your well-being and your health I may not speak of an addiction to enemas.

After divorce and in my own place I hung the enema bag in my bathroom and tried daily enemas for about a month. After 30 enemas it didn't make much sense to me to give myself daily enemas, so I stopped. It ended up being more of a chore than something exciting.

I started doing daily enemas in my 20s. I had a job that kept me away from home for up to 14/16 hours and I didn't like the idea of ​​using public toilets. They weren't actually real enemas because I filled and emptied in the shower. I started with actual enemas, with a bag and standard nozzles, around the age of 26, every morning.

A few years into my thirties I started doing at least two a day, every morning, as well as some impromptu "sessions" with my wife, experimenting with various nozzles that I had learned to build. The pleasure of leaving the house "emptied" is still very much alive and I can't do without it also because I find them sexually stimulating and, probably, they contributed to me reaching the threshold of 70 still very sexually active. Of course there are mornings when I'm in a hurry or when I have to leave at night, that I use a device that I built, like an enema chair, but that works on the toilet. Quick and effective, it allows many fillings and emptyings in a short time even if part of the sexual stimulus is lost.

I started doing daily enemas in my 20s. I had a job that kept me away from home for up to 14/16 hours and I didn't like the idea of ​​using public toilets. They weren't actually real enemas because I filled and emptied in the shower. I started with actual enemas, with a bag and standard nozzles, around the age of 26, every morning.

I suppose that a lot of people are living in a comparable situation, so for all these ones the daily early morning enema would be extremely useful.

As far as I'm concerned, less than 3 or 4 days between enemas is too often!

I don’t use daily enemas but I enjoy each and every one. I enjoy them more when one or two of my enemates join me!

As far as I'm concerned, less than 3 or 4 days between enemas is too often!

I suppose that this one will depend of the sort of the additives: In the case that you will take your daily slight soapy enema with a natural soap like ivory there will exist no problems.

I used to do two coffee enemas a week, about 3 quarts. In between was doing water with a bit of salt. About a week ago got a pain just above my left hip. There is still discomfort but each day less and less. I don't know if I damaged myself. No ñasua,vomiting, no temperature. If I had perforated

the bowel I would have been in the er.

Have others had issues? The hoseman

Everyday for me would make enemas routine I cherish them as special so just two maybe three times a week.

You probably strained the mussels in that area from too much water or pushing too hard. May have started a slight hernia even. I did that a year ago, I cut down on my enema quantities for some time and it seemed to heal up. I'm back to 3 quarts now and haven't had pain in quite a while. Just give it some time to heal up.

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About a week ago got a pain just above my left hip. There is still discomfort but each day less and less. I don't know if I damaged myself. No ñasua,vomiting, no temperature. If I had perforated

the bowel I would have been in the er.

@hoseman1 This may be inflammatory or the beginning of a torsion of the colon. You should temporarily stop the enemas until the symptoms have completely disappeared. If it does not, you should consult a doctor.

I'm 74 and enemas became my preferred way of bowel cleaning due to lactose intolerance. Normal pooping is quite a mess needing lots of paper so over 20 years ago I started flushing out my colon with water, starting with one gallon. Enemas haven't been particularly erotic for me; only to reduce the mess. Now I do it twice a day, every day, every morning and evening and I enjoy it so much you might say I'm addicted to it. After many kinds of bags, some very expensive and very hard to find, (Klystra Olympic) I've found a wonderful solution. This inexpensive outdoor shower bag has a 2.5 gallon capacity.

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I added a five foot tube to it and reattached the spray head to the end. Using Surgilube I insert the sprayer (1.25" w) into my hole. The sprayer is also an on/off valve, so a little tug on it starts the flow. Its width also help to retain the water when I tighten onto it. I use warm salt water. Salt is needed to prevent dangerous overhydration. With the cap screwed on and some water in it I can agitate it to dissolve the salt. Over the years, my capacity has gradually increased. My normal weight is 160. Today I weighed myself with a full colon of water and I was at 175.2 lbs. Wow. That's 15.2 lbs. of water - at 8.33 lbs. per gallon (2.1 lbs. per quart). Do the math and get 7.2 quarts. I feel no pain or discomfort. If I did, I'd reduce the amount or stop. Let me know if this works for you!

I held off for about a week. Day by day there was less pain. Eventually the only discomfort was pressing deep just above my left hip with my finger. Its been 2 weeks now, no pain at all. In less than a week did a small 1-2 quart enema, the amount of solids in my bm returned to normal. I agree with the comments, I over did it. 2 enemas a week is about right fir me. Thanks for the comments. The hoseman

When I was 19, I had to have surgery and at the time they administered an enema the evening before the procedure. It brought back feelings of pleasure I had experienced before. Some time after, I began taking enemas for pleasure purposes. I would sometimes take a long series of them with various solutions. I found that I began taking them nightly to relax. I was probably taking them 5 nights out of 7.

For me i do it for sexual gratification. The pleasure i get from hot water glycerine and vagasil cramps and all give me a great orgasm. Better than most women

Nah! I have heard too many bad tales about very frequent enemas causing issues. One of most frequent is dependency whether fact or myth, it's not worth the risk. My maternal Grandmother HAD to take daily enemas (said she). The reason, I never learned and I don't know if she was a klysmo or whether she needed them but whenever she visited with family she always had a female member of the family give her enemas. That to me seemed rather odd as with a bog, hose and nozzle it's fairly easy to find the target, solo.

@hoseman1 the intestinal area above the left hip is the area where diverticulitis is most often indicated. Not me though. Doc told me I have diverticulitis tendency throughout my lower intestine and I when it inflames it usually shows up on my lower left side but lower than the vertical drop of the intestine and in the area just before entering the rectum. Not fun. Like your pain, it often just goes away but sometimes I will have my doc prescribe antibiotics which hastens the process. Good luck.

I'm still considering. If it worked easier, I'd do it in a heartbeat. Since my surgeries, I've struggled with as many as 10 bowel movements a day. These get better on an elimination diet, I tried cooked vegetables...diarrhea...raw vegetables...diarrhea. only meat , cheese Greeknyogurt, other low carb dairy, much better. More than two eggs...bloating, gas, diarrhea.

Enemas... leak badly, so must be on the toilet...leak badly, so very limited success at getting a good enema. I've tried standing in the shower, kneeling, sitting on the toilet is the only way that works, using an inflatable, which also doesn't always work. If I can figure my way thru this, I will definitely do enemas every day, because with the surgeries, I'm just about housebound. Those who have retained their colostomies find that irrigation thru the colostomy on a regular basis gives them 24-36 hours of freedom because they're empty. I've had a couple successful days, and each day that I get a good enema, I also get 24-36 hours of "freedom." Hope this is not too much info, but if you did read, thanks. The good news in all this is that my problems usually come along with clon and or rectal cancer. I didn't have cancer--they tested every piece they took out of me. What I lost, some b of my colon, my ileocecal valve, most of my rectum, all of my sigmoid, and all but one of my diverticuli. It's both good & bad, and I'm enjoying life , even with the limitations, but I would happily take or receive a thorough enema every day, because I could go anywhere I want, all day long, all for the meager price of an hour to an hour and a half at the beginning of my day.

I don't know how I could find enough time to do this daily. Need time for the process and to make certain that things are empty and don't have that much time daily. Might be fun though

The only times I got daily enemas was when I was ill as a kid and was too sick to go to school. The doctor recommended a daily soapsuds enema to keep my bowels emptied out during the illness and my mother unfortunately followed his advice.

I see I responded to this thread 10 months ago. I only had a problem once, I gave my intestines a chance to relax and any problems I had went away. Since, I do two three quart coffee enemas a week, and some days in between, do 2 quart tap water enemas, a little soap and sometimes a bit of salt. I have no doubt that I'm addicted to enemas and haven't had a normal bowel movement in a very long time. From previous experience though, if I stopped taking enemas, my normal bowel routine should return, the last time I quit it took about three days, also ate lots of fruit. - the hoseman