How much bisacodyl is too much?

I once gave my subject a two quart enema with warm water and 12 5mg. bisacodyl tablets ground up and mixed into it. It wasn't any time at all before he started urgently complaining that he was going to spray all over the room if I didn't let him up off his knees. Since it was not a punishment enema, but one to completely clean him out before anal sex, I immediately let him up, whereupon he flew to the bathroom and proceeded to produce the desired result. He came back complaining he didn't ever want an enema like that again. So, some questions: is that too much bisacodyl for anyone other than a recipient of a punishment enema? Is that too much period? Was he merely too sensitive? It wasn't a punishment after all. I would like everyone's thoughts on this. Thanks for reading.

Did you try it on yourself first to see if it was going to be too much? You could try starting with a smaller amount and adjust from there for future Enemas.

Dan

A 'Laxative' dose is 5mg to 15mg...30mg is the 'maximum recommended' 'purgative dose' - For a colonoscopy 'clean out' I see that 'the powers that be' reduced that to 20mg...A 'standard' bisacodyl suppository is 10mg and I have taken 2 at a time...So 20mg... - With 'more than adequate' urgency - So 60mg or so not 'buffered', in a somewhat 'high' enema is shall we say a bit much! In my opinion...

Que Sera, Sera...

In Austria we've got Dulcolax suppositories containing 10mg bisacodyl. This causes severe cramps after 30 minutes... a few years ago I received an enema with 1.5 liters of water in which one Dulcolax suppository was dissolved. So, 10mg in 1500ml of water -this enema was no longer manageable after a short time...

@Donaldis 12 x 5 mg = 60mg this is quite a lot!

There is some evidence that there is probably dose related increase in colonic ischemia with bisacodyl, up to ischemic colitis in some cases. I do not know what if any long term effects there are from this, but it seems prudent to use higher doses sparingly. As noted 20-30mg is considered purgative from either end, and 2 10mg suppositories are noted as giving a "near enema" response.

Generally speaking just for anal sex prep I think it is more than needed. 10-15mg should be just fine, especially if you add a bit of soap or glycerin.

Yeah, 60 mg is way, way too much. I did a little research with one of the worlds favorite new replacements for Google:

Yes, 60 mg of bisacodyl administered rectally (that’s 12 regular Dulcolax tablets dissolved in an enema) is way, way outside anything ever studied or remotely considered safe, even in the most extreme fetish circles. People who have actually tried doses in the 40–60 mg range (there are a handful of reckless reports on FetLife and old enema forums) describe it as outright medical-emergency territory.

Longer-term risks from even a single 60 mg exposure

• Temporary or permanent damage to the myenteric plexus (the nerve network that controls peristalsis) → “cathartic colon” picture, where normal motility is wrecked for weeks to months.

• Scarring/strictures in the rectum or sigmoid if ulceration was severe.

• Psychological aversion — a surprising number of people who pushed that far say they were “cured” of the fetish because it was so traumatic.

It also listed all sorts of short-term risks like extreme, almost labor-like levels of cramping and colonic spasms, sudden drop in heart rate and blood pressure, and much, much more.

This should definitely go in the Don’t Do This category.

I did try this myself once. It was to say the least, urgent. I did not feel any severe pain or loss of colon function afterward. Normal bowel movements resumed after two days. It was quite purgative however. There was absolutely nothing left inside after expelling that enema. However, after reviewing the comments here, I shall not try this again, on myself or any other subject. Thanks to all who contributed.

Yeah, 60 mg is way, way too much. I did a little research with one of the worlds favorite new replacements for Google...

Citation, even if the "new replacement for Google" is talking with a known expert...though I suspect that it is in fact something much less reliable.