Medicated suppositories

Was throwing up and they didn’t think I could swallow medicine. Was in my boxers on the couch when my mom told me to follow her to the bathroom. She yanked my boxers down and told me to bend over and spread my cheeks. She slipped it in my bottom, and told me to go lay back down.

I wish that someone would come up with a generic version of Viagra in a suppository form. If I take it in a pill form after eating a meal, it sometimes is not very effective if at all.

One of my fondest experiences with suppositories is when I was around 10.

At the time we had a babysitter, because our parents were busy with their jobs. One day I had a strong headache, therefore I informed my babysitter of this, in the hope that she would give me some painkillers. As soon as I told her, I whished I hadn't done so. She told me to lay and wait on the sofa, while she went to the bathroom, with the intention to fetch something from the medical box.

When she came back, she was holding a white package with two red stripes. It was at that moment that I understood that I was about to receive a suppository. The packaging was a familiar one among italians: it read "Tachipirina", and underneath that: "supposte".

So, my babysitter told me to relax, and as she did so, she lowered my pants, and after these, my underwear.

Firstly, she lubricated my butthole with a baby cream, and after that, she kept massaging my anus until it felt relaxed enough.

At that point as she was unwrapping the suppository, she told me to calm down and that it was for my own good, even if it was going to burn a little bit.

I was afraid of suppositories then, so her advices were not entirely followed through. I kept crying and moving my legs up and down. At that point, she spanked my butt a couple of times, and repeated what she had told me before. When I was finally relaxed, she inserted the tip of the paracetamol suppository with her right hand, while keeping apart my cheeks with her left hand. After that, she pressed the whole bullet in, and inserted the whole finger until the knuckle.

Needless to say, it was very painful, and I felt the suppository burning for a little while longer, but my headache passed.

Only later, I discovered the erotic side of the whole process.

This is a great thread... valium suppositories would be amazing and I'll see if I can find acetominephen ones.... what would be amazing would be THC suppositories... they make so many edible varieties I suspect it could be done.... what a rush that would be... I wonder if I put a square of THC chocolate in my ass if it would work... (It's legal here and readily available in all forms except the suppositories .. at least I havent seen that yet.. I'll have to ask)

I think a gummy should work well. They seem to dissolve fine. I tried a too small dose last week and I didn't get the effect desired. In the next few days I will report back on taking a larger dose (5 Mg). Like many here I love using my rectum for purposes other than nature intended.

Dave

@azchestnut... i wondered about gummies and will have to try that..... I did find THC suppositories on line but they are very heavy doses and seem to be for cancer patients... i wonder how the various tinctures work?/ I bet a drop or two on a regular suppository would work great....

Medicated suppositories are relatively common over here, at least for children. So I got a fair share of suppositories mostly against fever and pain. For adults they are available too but far less common.

All suppositories given to me were medicated. This is the reason why I have always associated suppositories with illness and never bowel movement. Only after joining the internet and looking up forums like this one I realized that for most there when one talks about suppository, it means the glycerine kind.

My partner had insomnia when she was going through her divorce. Her sleeping problems were affecting her work. Her shrink prescribed her suppositories to help her sleep when she was having a bad night. One night I was especially achy and restless and couldn't get to sleep. She offered to insert one of her suppositories in me to help me get to sleep as they worked great for her. She told me to lay face down and she inserted it . It felt a little cold at first but soon caused a warmth inside me. She said that she was taking a quick shower and would give me a back rub when she was done. I don't recall her getting out of the shower or giving me a back rub. Next thing I remember was waking up in the morning and having to pee. I don't know what the medication was, but I woke up feeling rested and refreshed.

@Gary1951 there was some research done in Italy about viagra suppository form. It works better and faster and absorption is not affected if u take it on a full stomach. Sadly due to lack of interest and acceptability they never really progressed passed clinical trials into production. I’d prefer this method too. You can pop it in while ur fooling around, and apparently kicks in within 5-10 mins.

I have lived all over the world and have had my fare share of medicated suppositories, mostly for nausea or pain. I have a very sensitive stomach lining and easily get an irritation that leads to nausea and vomiting. Rectal route has become my preferred way of taking pain meds if it’s the higher dosage stuff like for migraines or when I broke my leg.

In addition to glycerin, Dulcolax and Sennakot suppositories and soap sticks for constipation, I've been given Acetaminophen suppositories for fever, Gravol suppositories for nausea and Anusol suppositories for rectal irritation.

In France and related countries there used to be suppositories against respiratory issues and throat ache that contained strong extracts from plants (eucalyptus, perhaps camphor). They have largely disappeared now.

If you had one in your behind the smell would tell people around you about what kind of medicine you were using. And, yes, I sometimes was given one before school.

@Jacana I am very curious about these remedies. How eucalyptus in ur bum helped your throat. You said people could tell what you got in ur bum from the smell… did anyone ever say something or did you discuss it with ur friends

Only medicated suppository we ever used was fot extreme nausea when nothing could be held down within it throwing it p. They worked.

@DeDude I don't recall remarks from other children. As for efficiency, well, my mother believed in them, but I'm unsure this belief was grounded in phamarmaceutical trials. 😉

My girlfriend used tea tree suppositories vaginally and has inserted one a number of times into my rectum. Also Vitamin E suppositories after enemas.

@Rigel my parents were also big fans of the butt torpedos for extreme nausea. They were called Valoid where i came from. They work like a bomb and stops the nausea dead in its tracks and also has the benefit that it makes you sleepy. I used to get very nervous when I got nauseas because I knew what was coming. It was only a matter of time. The anticipation was excruciating. So I always tried to pretend I was fine for as long as I could. Fever suppositories were only used in severe cases or when it accompanied nausea or terrible throat pain

Tigan suppositories were popular for treating nausea in children in the 1970s. I received quite a few. The funny thing is, about ten years ago the FDA concluded that Tigan doesn't work so all those poor kids had their butts hurt for nothing.

@gboy anusol is a brand as is Gravol you can buy the generic Gravol called Meclizine ( antihistamine that is antiemetic also that’s why Gravol is much more expensive that the Walmart brand meclizine about $10 bucks for 100 25 MG tabs ) hemorrhoid cream like Anusol are basic a tube of Vaseline with a blood constrictor mixed in ,,you can literally buy Vaseline and the vasoconstrictor grind it up and make your own for major savings .

Tigan brand name was discontinued by Pfizer in May of 07 in suppository the generic Trimethobenzamide in capsule form has continued to be made and prescribed as generic since then ( also here’s a hint Onadesteron was taking over the anti emetic and anti nauseua;viewing it that way it was a financial decision for Pfizer ,do we restudy the dosage at huge expense to defend our drug or do call it good quit and let the market have better anti nausea medicine ,,so they balled. Phenegan was also discontinued in brand name for the same reason there older drugs were less effective and more expensive than Zofran .

As a child and then a teenager, I often received Gravol suppositories - initially to avoid getting carsick but then later for relaxation or any time Mom felt I needed extra sleep. Gravol is one of those things that a little is good, a lot is BAD and thus someone who understands you but has good common sense should dole them out.

Acetaminophen suppositories work much more effectively for me than the pills.

Valium suppositories are for vaginal use and for rectal use. Work really well for panic attacks and a whole lot of good purposes. Like Gravol, should be doled out by a responsible person. My doctor is of the view that they are much safer than pills - too easy to keep taking pills - much harder for someone high on valium to take yet more suppositories.

I was giving Phenergan. Suppository as child I had to have one not long ago for a allergic reaction the nurse practitioner came in the room with it she said she was going to give me a shot but they hadn’t got there stock orders for today . This would work faster than pills if I dint mind a suppository she just had me stand up lean down on the table and in it went finger and all

I got acetaminophen (paracetamol) suppositories as a kid. Where I grew up, they were a common treatment for fevers, not just for toddlers but also for older children.

Viburcol for hyperactivity and vitamins as well as essential mineral boosters from Zetpil.

Theophylline suppositories for asthma as child untill inhalers came out, morning and night mum inserted them if rectum full I was given bulb enem rince out so meds could melt and work

I had a doctor prescribe hydrocortisone suppositories for a few months to try to relieve some issues. Was supposed to use about four per day.

I use Voltaren as a painkiller in suppositories for back pain because I can't use pills.

All kinds of medication suppositories as a kid

As a child of the 60&70s I got a lot of Tigan, Compazine , Tylenol etc suppositories every time I got sick

Wish I could get some without a prescription

Any know of a source?

In Finland, paracetamol suppositories are available without a prescription in adult strength, which is 1g. I use them when I need painkillers.