Having trouble releasing

I have an e-nurse friend I visit every couple of weeks for an enema series. She starts with suppositories or a small soapy bulb enema as prep. After I release, she gives me a series of three two and a half to three quart bag enemas, using a large bat shaped nozzle and a salt and baking soda solution.

Every once in a while I have trouble getting all the solution out after the first or second bag enema. It is then difficult to take the remainder. My friend has suggested using a colon tube to facilitate a full release if I feel that I am still retaining some solution after sitting on the toilet.

Her idea is that after using the toilet I lie back down and have her insert the full length of the tube in me and pinch off the end so it does not leak. Then I would bend over the toilet while she gradually pulled the tube out allowing it to drain any water trapped along the way. Has anyone tried this? Would it work? Or would it be better to use some different solution which might facilitate a full release?

Your enema nurses idea is a good suggestion for getting all the solution out. Especially if she is skilled enough to get a colon tube fully inserted. Enjoy yourself you seem to be in capable hands.

I’d love finding a nurse like that in my area!