Physical Therapists

I remember reading a letter in Penthouse Forum about a lady that had a series of enemas from a physical therapist after seeing her regular doctor. After reading that letter, I've wondered if physical therapists actually do this sort of treatment. Does anyone have any information or experiences to share?

I've never heard that done at our hospital-they won't hardly take people to the bathroom and if they are poopy,they send them back to us to clean up.Just my experience!

Well, yes there are a few out there, but sometimes difficult to find. Most massage therapists that are into their art know about enemas, and can be talked into giving them.

Are we talking massage or physical therapists?I'm confused!They do different types of work although physical therapists can do massage for medical purposes mostly.

Massage therapists learn about hydrotheraphy and briefly discuss enemas. In Florida you have to be a massage therapist first before you go to school for colon therapy.

I don't think the massage therapists around here go into that.At least not to my knowledge-maybe in the bigger cities but the rural ares and small towns don't here.

My wife is a physical therapist and no enemas are not in her treatment plans ( only the ones i give her at home). If the patient needs an enema, a nurse does the job.

I always thought every single Penthouse enema letter was fantasy.

PTs do nothing internal. My colon therapist is also a massage therapist, but that's not always the case outside Florida.

Had a massage last night. In our conversation the subject of enemas came up. My therapist said she does coffee enemas.

So I asked if I hired her again would she include giving enemas.

She said she only does them for herself.

But I have feeling that might change.

I got most of my enemas from female massage-therapists. While the first massage was given, I brought up the theme, referring to fasting for therapeutic reasons.

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