Female experience on giving suppository to other

Hi there . I have a curiosity to know does the women love giving suppository . From my childhood I was given suppository from my mom ,aunt . I want to hear the experience from the member about inserting or giving suppository to other

Every time I applied a suppository, it was due to medical necessity. Many times it was not an easy task to convince the person to take the suppository, some make insertion difficult, tense the anus, push the suppository out. But I believe it's a great form of medication and I always give preference to suppositories.

Every time I applied a suppository, it was due to medical necessity.

Thank you, Anne! Same here with my family. It wasn’t a joy for me either the first time I needed to give my dear husband a suppository to stop an all night seige of vomiting. Talk about being tense “down there,” but I learned how to give meds rectally from a wonderful nurse who took care of me when Rob and I were first married.

There is a technique to relax the anus of an anxious patient, i.e., my husband, so I could insert the suppository with a well lubricated finger deep enough into his rectum so the medication could start working.

Over some 40 years in our family, there were times when giving a suppository was not only a medical necessity, but also a godsend for mom. My husband learned early on suppositories really do work, so he stopped hiding under the covers. LOL

And my two girls, on rare occasions when they needed rectal meds were my best patients. Totally anecdotal, but I think women are more receptive to turning over and receiving a suppository than most men.

@Vicki_V - Would you please share that technique with us?

@Vicki_V I would also like to know the technique for the patient to relax the anus.

I agree that women are more receptive to the suppository. Even when I didn't like them, I always accepted to use them.

@Anne20

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I learned this “technique” years ago from a nurse who cared for me at home after I was critically injured in an accident. I suffered extensive facial injuries, and for several weeks some medication had to be administered rectally in suppositories.

Nurse Angie had a way of relaxing me before giving the medication. I was in pain and having anxiety that caused me to tighten up. She helped me onto my left side with my right leg pulled up a little. At first, it was uncomfortable to do deep breathing, but after a couple of minutes, the breathing helped me to relax. If I were feeling too uptight, she would also gently massage my butt and legs with body lotion. I loved that.

She put on a surgical glove and placed a dab of WARM Surgilube on my opening. That touch of warmth relaxed my sphincter muscles. On a count of 2, Angie quickly inserted the suppository the full length of her index finger and held it in for several seconds. It was painless, and I hardly felt it.

All these years have passed since 1984, and I still remember Nurse Angie’s “technique.” She simply placed the tube of Surgilube in a glass of warm water. One of those "nursing tricks" to make patients comfortable that I still remember.

Thanks for sharing. I'll warm up the lubricant when I give the suppository to someone.

@Anne20 @Vicki_V

I would like to support your statemant that women are more receptive to suppositories ba sharing my own experience:

After haveing received my last suppository at th eage of 15/16 fro my Mum, I didn't use them for quite a long time.

However, I was all the time much into rectal thermomters for roleplaying as well as in case of illness.

During medfed-plays with a focus on rectal temperaure taking in different situations my partly younger playmates suggestedd the use of suppositories as well.

Our of curriosity I agreed and liked it. It turned out that both of them never stopped using suppositories in casese of need. Principally because of the fact that you can apply higher dosage and heve a quicker effect applying medication through the rectum. Since then I also use them again during sickness.

Interstingly some of teh playmates had stopped using rectal thermomters for temperature taking and used mouth or armpit takings in stead, but, restarted rectal temperature takings aftewards.

Therefore, rectally speaking, it was a win win situation for both of us.

@FieberPo After adulthood, my sisters and I continued to use suppositories, while my brothers stopped using them since my mother stopped giving them. I also have more female friends who use suppositories than men.

@Anne20

@FieberPo After adulthood, my sisters and I continued to use suppositories, while my brothers stopped using them since my mother stopped giving them. I also have more female friends who use suppositories than men.

I am really grateful to those women to have reintroduced me to the use of suppositories. and I am also gratful to you for recommending suppositories to me when I was ill and we chattet a few weeks ago.

@Anne20 I'll warm up the lubricant when I give the suppository to someone.

The warmth of the lubricant also relaxes the opening and feels nice when giving an enema.

@FieberPo I'm glad it worked well.

@Vicki_V I'll test it with enemas too. I loved your tips.

@Vicki_V Thanks for the reply! I'll give it a try the next time I insert a suppository into a waiting anus!

There should be an entirely separate interest category for suppositories

I enjoy giving suppositories to my boyfriend. He’s the only person to whom I’ve given a suppository.