Cure for Nausea

Well I started giving my wife enemas to relieve her constipation and it worked to help her anal fissures too. So she enjoys the time together and is relaxed during them, and can take three bags like nothing!

Well last week my wife was nauseous and laid around in bed all weekend. Later Sunday evening I told her why don't we try a enema, she knows that if I feel out of sorts it helps me.

So she was a little afraid of making things worse, but figured it wouldn't hurt. So I filled her up with a nice soapy mixture and cleaned her out. Well after her last expulsion she came out of the bathroom with a huge smile on her face, and she was bouncing off the walls. And felt great!!

She immediately rewarded me by deep throating my hard cock and swallowing every drop. She now gets enemas about every three days now. For constipation and nausea (most likely from the stress of being a first year doctor) I'm getting them every 5 or so. I can't say how awesome it is to have something so fun get rid of my wife's nausea, help her constipation and let her ass heal.. Another month and she wants to start anal sex again.

I'm glad to hear it helped her and gave you "benefits"!Of course if you want an oral version to relieve nausea,try peppermint candy,ginger tea or sip on a cold pepsi without ice.I found this out by accident when I felt sick to my stomach.I'm sure that there are many versions of nausea remedies out there so enjoy!

I'm in favor of promoting enemas for any purpose were they can produce a cure or improve the well being of the recipient. One of the reasons enemas have fallen out of favor is people no longer consider them the cure all for everything that are parents and grandparents did. I think the benefits of enemas are being short changed. If an enema will do the job why substitute any thing else?

I agree with you daisy93 but not everyone is keen on that idea!There has been a shift away from old fashioned methods to more modern conveniences and I hear first hand from patients and nurses that don't want to take and give them if there is another option less invasive!I just chuckle to myself when I hear nurses and patients try to avoid them at all costs!

They just don't know what they are missing. More people need to be educated in the pleasures and benefits of enemas. What bothers me is how can you knock something when you have never tried it.

I personally love phennigren suppositories to relieve nausea. You do need a prescription, and they burn, so if you don't enjoy a burning sensation back there (think glycerin, soap), you defintely wouldn't like them. Also, for me, they have the added benefit of making me relaxed, then sleepy. I wish I could say enemas cure my nausea, but unfortunately they seem to make it worse.

I my self have cured my nausea as well as my depression and many cold symptom that the enema make you feel better after words.

I agree with daisy93 with the just pop a pill or inhale something and it just goes away for a minute, don't they think? this stuff is man made and will eventually kill you if you listen to science gurus.

The all natural cure for me thank you as well as clean living and fun. 😃

Nausea is one of the warning signs that enemas should not -- repeat, not -- be given.

Nausea could be the result of numerous, serious diseases or acute intestinal disorders -- appendicitis, for one, comes to mind. Giving any laxative or enema to someone with acute appendicitis would almost certainly result in the appendix rupturing, flooding the entire abdominal cavity with lethal bacteria spread throughout by water under pressure. Toxic shock would cause death in just a few hours. It would be immediately obvious to any surgeon, pathologist or coroner what transpired to cause the rupture, and you would likely be charged with manslaughter in such a case.

Please, for the sake of the person you might otherwise kill, pay attention to nausea and do not play doctor in this case.

I forgot I had suppositories for nausea when I was having BPV's and it would have helped a little on my last session!Besides the fact that they have to be inserted would have been another benefit for play 😉!BPV is Benign Positional Vertigo-I get them from time to time which is miserable. :'( I have to be careful not to eat much before play as if I'm on my stomach and receiving enemas,it can make me nauseated.I usually just sit and let the nausea work it's way thru since it's light and doesn't return after the first time given an enema.

I get some nausea at times with a big fill up. I also get acid comiing up mu oesaphagus on occasions but I suspect I have a weak cardio-oesophageal sphincter which becomes incompetent when I have a very full colon increasing my intra abdominal pressure

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I get some nausea at times with a big fill up. I also get acid comiing up mu oesaphagus on occasions but I suspect I have a weak cardio-oesophageal sphincter which becomes incompetent when I have a very full colon increasing my intra abdominal pressure

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You better watch out for GERD.

There are some very bad sequelae to it, like esophageal cancer which is often asymptomatic, very deadly and hard to find until it is often too late. I wouldn't stress your esophageal sphincter if I were you

My enemas do not cause nausea and well if my stomach is upset I do an enema and it will help it go away.

the person that said it means something else is wrong I know that your right but I do recognize the difference in some thing gone wrong and some thing upsetting my stomach,

I do believe that people should listen to your advice though,

as far as some one getting upset stomachs from enemas well you need to go a little slower and do a little at a time and not everything at once clean out a one quart and then two and then go for more sounds like your filling to much at one time