Right Side Enema

I read somewhere a while ago that its better and more effective to take an enema lying on your right side. I tried this yesterday and i was impressed. No pressure fullness or stimulation. I opened the clamp all the way and the bag emptied into me in about 90 seconds. Receiving on the right side sends the solution straight to the ascending colon first and then transverse and finally the decsending. I was able to retain with ease. Anyone ever try it this way?

I always lay on my left side but I'm going to try this. It sounds reasonable

You can also start in Simms, stop flow and roll to your back, stop flow and roll to right side to finish!

I've done this and it seems to me that it fills your colon better on the right side it get into your cecum better I usually take at least 3 quarts for a good enema............

In the case that you will take a high enema very slowly it is equally good if you take this lying on your right side or on your left side.

Use the left side or knee-chest. Make friends with gravity. Don't try to fight nature.

I doubt you will be fighting nature if you take high volume enemas and don't hang the bag too low it will fill your entire colon anyway......

If my enemas are just for cleaning, I will start on my left side go to my back then onto my right side and then either on my tummy or the 'boobs down bum up' position. That is for the first enema in a series. After I am fairly clean I can try other positions that my mood calls for.

I read that on the left side is best as it is a down hill fill. This is true as it is downhill until the desending colon is full then it is uphill through the transverse to the asending which all the time is putting pressure on your rectum. I take enemas on my right side with my hips turned at about 45 degree angle. This way it is uphill for a moment then when the water gets into the desending colon which is only slightly full the water starts flowing downhill all the way to the cecum. When I have taken all I water I want I will then turn on my back and push on my right side and I can fell the water rush to my left side then I will push it back and forth. A very pleasent. sensation.

I've been taking enemas for at least 50+ years now. Most of the ones I have taken are in the knee chest position. I have tried taking my enemas on the both my left and also on the my right side, but for me the knee chest position fills me the best. I have also tried taking a few lying on my back and also on my stomach. But, again, the knee chest position allows me the most comfort.

The left side-on back-right side change in positions is often recommended to flow the enema water high in the colon, and I tend to do it. But others say knee-chest or the "doggy" variation works best for them.

My first remembered enemas, at age 4, were crossways on my bed with legs pulled up and back in the diapering position. A few years later I was switchd to the left side.

I will try it next time!

I received a right side enema yesterday from my girlfriend. She inserted a 28 Fr colon tube about 24 inches and released the water so that the flow was slow. Took about 3 quarts before I asked her to stop, did some deep breathing, she said I had to take the whole enema, so she release the clamp and the last quart flowed in. I felt full but no cramps.

One of the largest, deepest, and least pain enemas I have ever had was given by one of my Mistress. She had my on my knees with my chest on the ground. The bag was suspended from the ceiling with the hose fully straight. As the water flowed, it filled me effortlessly. There was much sensation in my abdomen as the water swirled around but no cramping or discomfort. That has since been my favorite position for a complete fill. I always get a lot of cramps when on my back for some reason.

Thursday night I had the house to myself, so I was able to get a "proper" cleanout. Two enemas, 30 minutes apart. The first was a very-warm, soapy 2+ quart with me on my right-hand side for the entire amount.. I held that for 10 minutes staying on my right-hand side - no cramps until almost the very end. Then, the second was once again very-warm, but this time with some salt and baking soda and was 3+ quarts. This second one, I started while on my right-side...almost all of the bag was inside of me when I rolled over onto my back for the final bit.

So right side helps a very high deep high volume enema. What about getting it all out does it take time or get stuck .

I prefer leftside with rightknee pulled up high, I will try right and see what the difference is, been using a inflatable balloon type enema catheter that Grumpyboy suggested from eBay works great. I will now be able to experiment with different positions without the nozzle coming out

First on the left then on the right side. However my biggest fill is standing with an inflatable enema nozzle.

Yeah, right side, left side, backside, whatever - in the end if the volume of the enema is big enough, the colon will be filled regardless. Right side does provide more comfort for me - sometimes, but not always. I guess the colon has mood swings of its own. The biggest fill I ever took was sitting on a JBL and bending forward all the while. Al full 4 quarts, where my cramping limit is usually around 3.5.

Right side starts ab enema well, however difficulty of retaining the enema depends on gass present in the colon.

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I have heard of the right side enema. It's called the three-maneuver enema, and starts with a full soapsuds enema administered while lying on the right side.. Then the patient is rolled onto his back with hips higher than shoulders to expel. This is supposed to fill the cecum and allow gas to be expelled ahead of the fluid.

I haven't tried it because I don't know how to expel with hips higher than shoulders. (without making a mess)

However I will try it next time. I agree that given enough fluid, the cecum will fill regardless, but it might be more comfortable lying on the right side.

It would really be nice to find out how one can volunteer for enema research.

I have tried lying on my right side. can't remember how well it works. I usually start on my left and as I am filling will roll onto my back to finish filling.

I just got done with an enema taken on my right side. I am very impressed with the ease that I took it. I was going to use a rubber fountain syringe but I am glad that I used the combination syringe because I siphon filled it to 2 1/2 quarts of warm Ivory soapsuds. I hung the bag from the bathroom door knob and used a standard douche nozzle. Since it is an older bag, it did not have a ratchet type plastic clamp...just the old metal snap clamp that I'm sure that many of us cringed when we heard it click to the the open position when younger. If it had the plastic clamp I may have been tempted to open it only two or three clicks. I opened the metal clamp and the flow was slow but steady and I could feel it filling the ascending colon to the transverse and into the descending colon. There was absolutley no cramping and retention for 10 minutes was a breeze. I know that I'll be using the right side position more often.