Large Volume Air Enemas

After a one quart water enema sometimes I do a two quart air enema , all the water using this option is evacuated .

Here is a link to another topic involving air enemas (I only remembered it because I had started it). Maybe it will offer some information on this topic as well.

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=2065

They pumped air into my colon when I was undergoing a barium enema, and the cramps were unbearable. Women are used to cramps, we are pretty tough in that department, but I wouldn’t want to go through that again.

The only time I was filled with air was during barium enemas and colonoscopies & I didn't like it.

During one barium enema, they left me filled on the table while they went to developed the films. It was pure hell. I tried like crazy to push the balloon out but it wouldn't budge. I think they were gone for 10 min.

At least during my colonoscopies the nurse always released my pressure with a colon tube.

I haven’t done air enemas in ages, but this is how I did them.

I used a 3qt closed bag connected to a double balloon nozzle. Before the air enemas, I was totally cleaned out and empty. By blowing into the hose end, before attaching the nozzle, I could get around 4qts of air into the bag. At least, it looked as big as when I had siphoned extra water into the bag when I didn’t want to use my 4qt Klystra bag. I can hold 4qts even with a double balloon nozzle with the inner balloon fully inflated.

After inserting and inflating the nozzle, I open the clamp and squeeze the bag. Usually, I squeeze, then release force on the bag, allowing air to flow back into the bag. What I enjoy are the quickly alternating fills and releases, which occurr much faster than if done with water. Kind of like a bunch of enemas in just a few minutes…