Be carefull with large volume enemas

The use of a high voume (6 to 8 qt.) enemas to reverse an intussusception is still used as a method to bypass an invasive surgcal procedure. This is done under anesthesia, as it would be quite painful. When the prolapsed iliocecal valve is returned to it's proper place, an audible “pop” is often heard.

I have been blessed with a larger than normal colon. From the anecdotal postings on this thread, it appears most people have a 2Q limit. My limit is a pint shy of 5Q. 4Q, when administered correctly, is very comfortable for me and I can relax with a full belly. When getting to that point, I am usually laying on my back, enjoying the ride and watching the bag deflate. I have to be in a special mood to go for 5Q, but that's not common.

I’ve been doing enemas for years now

last year I developed a hernia but not related to enema sports injury due to heavy lifting

prior to surgery routine enema was 2 quarts with an occasional 3-3½ quart

now post surgery a year later I can really only take 1 quart at a time it’s disappointing but I don’t want to risk another hernia surgery so I guess that’s it unless anyone has suggestions

I took a rather large enema today and it forced me to throw up bile .. not fun

I do just enough to get cleaned out real good. that's all for me you big boys knock yourself out.😁😁

About 6 quarts

Can someone please tell me what is the safe amount of water to insert each time when using one of those enema bulb type syringes.

mine probably holds 250ml so when i have squeezed the water in, i hold it for a few moments, then i release it, and repeat this until i am ejecting clean water, and usually it takes about 5 or 6 goes to get it clean to my satisfaction.

I have read that it is not a good idea to do too many Enemas in a short period of time, not really sure why this is.

@miker, down below, you posted

I took a rather large enema today and it forced me to throw up bile .. not fun

and I wrote a note asking you how much enema volume you took that time associated with or maybe causing vomiting, and you then replied

About 6 quarts.

I didn’t notice your reply then, so I Deleted my comment questioning your volume just now in case you didn’t care to answer me. After deleting it, THEN I saw that you had already replied, saying 6 quarts. In any event, I just want to thank you now for replying to my volume query. I meant you no offense or embarrassment but was very curious as I had never vomited during an enema ever since starting them in 1967. My best wishes and I hope you continue enjoying this unique pleasure many of us love.

All the best,

Eric

P.S. I’ve not made it to 6 quarts, as my maximum just one single time was taking 5 quarts semi-accidentally. It was very pleasant and challenging to hold for 30 minutes, but absolutely no cramps nor any feeling of pain. It just felt more pressurized internally and more distended in the mirror than 4 quarts both of which I enjoy. I’m usually sticking with 4-4.5 quarts these days as I enjoy them so much. I’ll likely do 5 again sometime and the thought of doing 6 quarts is oddly appealing though I’m not sure if or when it would happen.

No embarrassment at all. And as a fellow individual of our unique pleasure, I wish you the best!

As long as you don’t use an inflatable nozzle, or super large plug, your intestines will start pushing water back out. At that point you know you are at your limit. I can routinely take right at 4 quarts. But everyone is different. We all have different sized bodies. So know what your limits are. Enemas are supposed to be enjoyable and refreshing!

I have done 4 to even 5 qt enemas regularly but I remember I had to work up to that. Also everytime is different. Sometimes I can't take more other times I can not The key is to go by feeling. If I get pressure I stop. If I feel like I have to go badly I stop and get on the toilet. Any pain I stop right away and get it out. I never get pains just feeling full and needing to go badly. All things said been doing enemas in some way since I was 5 years old. Even before that given them by my parents. I know for sure I 💘 enemas

I am 70 years old and I'm getting enemas since I was six from you know who. A matter of fact she's the one responsible for me being like this if I didn't get enemas from my mother I would have never known how good they feel. Like anybody else I started out with two quarts but over the years I've increased it right now my maximum is 6 quarts I can take that as a drop of a hat. I do have some days that for some unknown reason I can't even take a court and I have to let it out why I don't know. Most days I hang the bag low probably two feet me so I take it nice and slow sometimes it starts to back up and the flow stops all I do is wait rub my stomach a little bit and it continues on and at the end I am full to the brim I do this three or four times a week usually with coffee or goat's milk soap I love every minute of it and of course I provide my own happy ending

@joseph13

I am 72 years old and since my childhood I have taken enemas regularly.

The first by my grandmother and my mother. The enema bottle was always hung on the bathroom door... So, it was easy, during daily showers to give myself an extra enema, I didn't deprive myself of it;

The last enema was given at 16 by my mother, after food poisoning... Feeling a little cloudy.

Thereafter, 2 liter enemas regularly... sometimes pushed to 3 and exceptionally to 4!

I wonder how joseph13 arrives at 6 quarts, equivalent to 5.5 liters...

Today, retired, I start each day with a session of 2 successive enemas of 2 liters, sometimes 3 liters.

I have a transparent bock to see the level, but above all I adapted a roulette which shows the flow and its speed, which decreases when the internal tension rises with the cramps. I love getting on all fours, elbows on the ground, buttocks higher, offered! which allows delicious gravity penetration...

mmm, this hot water that invades me is really an erotic pleasure but I admit, part of the pleasure is in the head!

My cannula is a Klystra Titanic 6cm in diameter.

When my stomach accepts the hot water without cramping, it settles down, sphincter relaxed, and ensures a seal!

When I am not calm enough, by pressing on the transparent pipe, I slow down or stop the flow, until my insides completely accommodate the quantity of water, and I then allow the flow to resume. .. Until that characteristic sound of a sink emptying. Afterwards I keep the water in me for a longer or shorter time, sometimes helped with a 6cm plug which makes retention easier...

I dream of a friend, enemate, who sharing the same sensations, could give me and vice versa...

@joseph13 and @lavement68a

I'm between the two of you in age (just turned 71).

As a teenager, I managed to get up to 5 US Quarts (4.7 liters) pretty quickly. In fact, getting 4 quarts (3.8 liters) in was really quite easy for me when I first started administering them to myself. I generally administered this volume through two bags to achieve that volume. For the longest time, this volume was what I considered to be my standard enema volume and I didn't really try to go with a larger volume.

When I returned to running in 2013 and found the need to have a fairly empty bowel during those long training runs, enemas were a way to accomplish that and returned me to something that I always had a fondness for. The larger bags were attractive to me for their simplicity in increased volume and their visual appeal. I started with bags that were nominally rated at 4 quarts (3.8 liters) and then moved up to 5 quart (4.7 liters). I found that the 5 quart bags held more than that if completely filled (5.8 quarts, 5.5 liters). The first time I took this volume of 5.5 liters, I did it with a long colon tube inserted and took it all standing. I was quite surprised when the bag drained. And although it wasn't my typical volume, I could routinely take volumes of 5.5 liters. My largest has been 6.2 liters and I've been over 6.0 liters only three times. That is a massive enema.

Then I caught COVID-19 in February 2023. In the week before I showed symptoms, I was taking enemas of 4.0 to 4.5 liters without any difficulty. After I got over COVID symptoms, I was lucky if I could get over 1.0 liter. As an inflammation disease, COVID seemed to greatly diminish my capabilities. It took a number of months to get back up to the 3-liter level and then finally 4-liters. I'm now back up to the 5-liter capacity though 4 is more common.

What is different is this: at a younger age and certainly before contracting COVID, taking that volume as the first enema seemed to be no problem. Now, It's more likely after smaller cleanout enemas. And although I like the sensations that come with a really large enema, I also like what I can feel at a somewhat lower volume.

After a couple of years (2020) I’ve approached the magic number of 4 qts. I’m back in the “Gallon Club” again😍But standing in the shower after a series until clear my black rubber Klystra filled to the brim really is more than enough😈After expelling a 3 1/2 qt. bag of coffee or matcha green tea will lead to a very happy ending.😜