How dangerous is to get an enema if you are new in this

Hi i would like to know what can got wrong

Just use commom sence start with water around 102 degs hag the bag 18inches higher the you relax grease the nozzle insert it and take what feels good to you rember to relax take slowly .You can other thing as you get use to it Good luck

When you first start with enemas,it is best to take about a quart of solution or plain water untill you're able to hold the enema for about five min.Once you have expelled the first enema,wait 20min then take another enema.this time try a quart and a half.The idea is to take small amounts at first,then gradualy work your way to a little more solution.

It is safe just take your time make sure is not to hot

The golden rules are to insert the catheter, well lubricated and very gently. A rubber catheter is better than a plastic nozzle unless the nozzle is no more than 2 inches long. If you want to insert the rubber catheter well into your rectum, do it very slowly and gently possibly withdrawing it an inch and then inserting it two inches, continuing this until it is as far up as you want. If, despite this you feel it jabbing into you, withdraw it an inch or so and let some water flow through it into you. This will have the effect of "steering" the tip of the catheter clear of the colon wall where the catheter is pushing against and causing the discomfort.

It is possible to feel sick all of a sudden. If this happens, clamp off the pipe and go to the toilet. You can then start again as the feeling will go immediately.

As already mentioned by others, not too hot, about blood temp or one or two degrees above as the water will cool as it travels down the tube.

One final thought, you can have accidents by spilling the water or finding the joints in the tubing start to leak. It can also be tricky when you remove the tubing after finishing so fix several clamps along the tubing and one where the catheter joins the main pipe as water will flow out of the catheter after you disconnect it from the tubing if it is to be held in your bottom while you run to the toilet.

Hope this is helpful.

If you have never had anything in your rectum you can start with a fleets enema. Empty it out and fill with water. Lie on your left side and put the tip into your anus and squeeze. Do this a few times. Then if you like it you can buy a combination syringe. Rinse it out well or better yet wash it out with mild soap and water and rinse well. Then fill it with warm water that feels comfortable in your mouth. I find that is a good way to be sure about the temperature. Put the douche nozzle on the end. Run enough water through the tubing to be sure there is no air in it. Hang it about 18 inches above where your anus will be and lie on your left side and insert the nozzle slowly. Open the clamp slowly and not too far. Be sure the clamp is where you can easily reach it. Shut off when you feel enough. This can be after only a few seconds. Wait and start up again when you are ready. You want to feel good, not bad, so enjoy.

If you use a fleet enema but empty it out and put plain water in I have read that its maybe best to use filtered or distilled water, There are small microbes in plain tap water that can cause irritation.

I am no expert, very much a learner in fact but this forum is a great place to read and learn, so read read read. If it sounds extreme just ignore just do a little at a time and be comfortable.

Push the boundaries slowly and at your own speed.

Good luck !!!!

To answer the question, "What can go wrong?":

1. You can use water that is too hot, too much soap or other additives and boil/pickle your own insides.

2. You can add too much alcohol and kill yourself. Alcohol is NOT FOR BEGINNERS.

3. Plain water can be dangerous too. It is readily absorbed into the body through the intestines. Absorbing a lot of water this way can crash your levels of minerals such as potassium (vital for cardiac functions).

5. You can insert the nozzle or tube carelessly or without lubricating first and irritate yourself this way. If you are super aggro with insertion you could poke a hole in your intestine. This last is deadly.

6. You can overpressurize your intestines and blow them out like an old tire. This is highly likely to kill you.

7. After taking the enema you can get careless about what is going to happen when you have to expel and make a filthy mess.

8. You can also do stuff like share enema equipment or use it when it is not clean. This can mean something extra in the enema - bacteria etc.

All of the above are easy to prevent but they are all potential hazards. It's good to know the risks you are running before you get into something.

Gremmie summed that up nicely. I would just like to add number 9. You may get to love enemas so much that you become a slave to them.

NUMBER 9 sums it up well...kw