RT at / from Colonic Therapist

A fairly frequent theme among RT lovers is the possibility of getting one (or more) at a colonic therapists. Because RT is virtually passé at physical exams...a hydrotherapic session is about the only place that one might hope for a RT...and then it is slim to none.

I don't wish to reveal my locale for fear that the handful of therapists would be deluged with requests but I actually found two that will accommodate the request.

if you want to pursue it...I recommend that you approach your request from a clinical perspective, e.g. ask for a before and after comparison to check the effect of colonic therapy on body temperature.

In my particular case, I'd been on a rather heavy medication regime and had in fact run low grand fevers. So long as I brought my own thermometer, the request was honored.

Now I may just be lucky or you may be able to arrange a similar experience in your area.

I wish you the best of luck.

rangerboy

I get colonics fairly often, but my therapist has never taken my rectal temperature. She does however insist on performing a brief, but complete, rectal exam before the speculum insertion. Her finger is actually feels more invasive, if a little uncomfortable, than the speculum does going in.

I've never had them take my temperature before a colonic- just a very thorough abdominal and rectal exam.

Why would a colon hydrotherapist take your temperature at all?

Jds4med.....read my post again and your question will be answered.

I have two different colonic therapists who take my rt before and after the procedure. They are both totally cool with it. If you ask ahead of time and bring your own thermometer..who knows what awaits you?

I'd never ask that of my therapist.

I have had over seventy colonics by eleven different therapists, both in the UK and South Africa, over the past five years and have never had my temperature taken. I can think of only one occasion when I've had a therapist do a check of my rectum - "just to see you don't have piles dear"!

Have had many colonics over the past 40 years from males, females, chiropractors, napropaths, massage therapist etc. No one has ever taken my temperature. However, a few did put me on my knees with head down and did a rectal exam before the colonic. A few did coffee enemas afterwards. But, it seems to be a business that is fading out.

Rectal temperature before and after a colonic IS NOT A GOOD IDEA.

The before temperature would be valid, but the after would be totally invalid and asking for it would only demonstrate your fetish.

A post-colonic rectal temp would be invalid because it would be measuring the temperature of the rectum right after all the water was flowing in and out. It is as BAD an IDEA as taking an oral temp right after eating or drinking which obviously changes the temperature inside the mouth.

Agree with Susie that a post-colonic temp would be pointless. The only exception would be years ago when cool enemas were often used to reduce a fever. Even then you would want to wait awhile and make sure you were getting a true body temp and not the temporary effects of the solution.

Never had so much as a rectal exam with a finger from the only colonic therapist I have seen. Just a quick, "Just relax now" and in it went! Gently, but no messing about!!

I actually used to go to a colon therapist, and i remember noticing a glass thermometer in a case sitting on the counter. It said oral on the box, but that doesn't mean much. I kinda regret not having the nerve to ask about it. She never took my temp, though.

Many years ago one therapist initiated a rectal temperature reading upon my first visit, and left it in as he prepared for the procedure (just a few minutes).

I have seen many colonis therapist in south Florida. None have taken my tempeture or done a rectal exam. Would be a nice touch.

I have had several colonics and have had my temp taken prior on one or two occasions.

@Captain49, Can you give me a lead on how to find colon therapists in S. Florida. I'm out of luck on the Treasure Coast.

Stephen, if you want a really great colonic in Miami, go see Suzy Herzfeld at Feel The Heal on Dixie Hwy. Suzy is the bomb, hands down the best butt irrigator in S Florida. She's super gentle, has a spotless business, and loves to talk. She's good to look at too, cute as a button. A visit is worth every penny. The website there is Feeltheheal.com

I've had many colonics and enemas. I'm a believer that if you're going to have an enema tube/nozzle or colonic speculum inserted in your rectum, there shouldn't be an issue having a rectal temperature taken too. I often have had mine taken rectally prior to an enema or colonic. Once did I see a thermometer in a jar, and I was about to get an enema from a nurse, but was first turned over, my briefs lowered and the thermometer inserted., and I laid there sans underwear , thermometer jutting out of my bottom while the nurse prepared the enema. The other times were when I visited a female doctor who was adamant that the rectal temperature was to be taken (many which I got from her-glass thermometer) and would be, prior to either an enema or colonic. Other therapists I had take my temperature were taken at my request, the thermometer having been brought by me. And yes, there were those therapists who would not do a RT on me/

blah, blah, . . . Other therapists I had take my temperature were taken at my request, the thermometer having been brought by me. And yes, there were those therapists who would not do a RT on me/

Yeah, like 99.99% of them. You have a vivid imagination.

I've previously posted on my experiences with rectal temperatures from my hydro therapists. I have two...both attractive ladies in their mid-40's who will accommodate a before and after rt. One keeps a thermometer on hand...another asks that I bring my own. Everything is done in a clinical and professional fashion....no fooling around...no twirling...and certainly no inappropriate touching. I know there are some nay sayers out there who think this is all BS. Let me assure you...every word in true.

I'm NOT going to reveal my location...there are only a handful of colonic therapists in this area and I don't want my two friends to be inundated with requests. But if you have the desire and approach your therapist in a sincere fashion....who knows?