Mucus? Intestinal lining?

I know that there is no way I am the only person this has happened to and surely not the only person to post here about it but the problem is I have no idea what to search to find more information 😅. So you know how sometimes after you've done an enema or two this stuff comes out that kind of looks like skin shavings? Maybe a little bit like worms?

What is that? I've done some amateur Googling and I've come up with either mucus or shed intestinal lining and I'm not sure that either of those are correct or that either of them are good thing. Anyone older (or younger) and wiser have info?

I get that quite a bit. Being that the intestine is a mucus membrane - I have always thought it was mucus that is there to help everything slide along without damaging the underlying tissue...

It happens to me when i use soap…i think it is like lymph oozing after you break the skin on your body.

Your colon lining has been abused so as it heals it removes dead material and the lymph!

Just my conclusions. Never seem to have post enema mucus/slime after tap water enemas.

I've had that happen to me frequently, particularly towards the end of an enema session when I start to run clear. I believe it's the colon shedding the mucus lining. I think read somewhere that the use of soap and or glycerin will cause it, (and probably a good number of enemas too)., but have no scientific proof or info