Daily glycerin suppository

I have become used to the glycerin suppository for my daily BM and also it is a pleasure for me. I would like to know from other guys and girls who are also dependent on a glycerin suppository when they need to poop.

I think it is Dangerous to be dipendent from something.

There have been periods where I have used glycerin suppositories and such almost daily but I never became dependent on them. I have always been able to stop using them with little trouble. Still, I'm not sure I'd recommend their constant use.

It takes a lot to educate your body to evacuate without any helps ...

No laxative is "addictive" - nor will it damage your intestine or rectum unless you take massive overdoses. ("IBS: Answers At Your Fingertips" based on research by American Society of Gastroenterologists - I've lost the link for it).

Daily use is though a waste of money for someone who does not have either impaction, incurable slow bowels, or a rectum that isn't fully functioning.

You may be psychologically addicted to glycerin suppositories, but unless you have some medical condition which precludes having normal bowel movements, then you will be able to get a BM w/o help after a day or so.

Yeas, I really think I am phicologically addicted as nmas4u says. Sometimes especially after 2 days I am able to go naturally, but I feel I miss something if I do not take my glycerin suppository in the evening and wait on the toilet reading and fighting the urges for 30m. For me the glycerin suppository is a little but intense daily pleasure.

I have used a glycerin suppository daily for several years. When I don't use one I don't have any problem it just makes it much easier to go. As long as you stick to glycerin ones I don't think there will be any problem.

Hi Im very regular and I know this might sound weird but I use supps for pleasure I get really aroused when I use them. They are addictive to me but for pleasure.

Venus

Squidgicunt writes: "No laxative is "addictive" - nor will it damage your intestine or rectum unless you take massive overdoses. ("IBS: Answers At Your Fingertips" based on research by American Society of Gastroenterologists - I've lost the link for it) ..."

You are wrong, for all sorts of the normal laxatives will have an effect on your colon directly, so the laxative effect will weaken in the cause of time. In contrast to this Castor Oil will not work directly on your intestines but indirectly by activating and synthesizing substances of the human body, so the laxative effect will never weaken in the cause of time.

Ricini is spot on! Look at the warnings on packages of laxatives! Most of them say to avoid use for over two weeks, or you may develop dependance. I know for experience that regular use of a sennocide based laxative builds "immunity", requiring larger and larger doses to get the desired BM. Glycerin suppositories are NOT laxatives; they are rectal evacuants, causing spasming of the rectum to force a BM. Bisacodyl suppositories are true laxatives, and can cause dependance, just like an oral laxative. Overuse of glycerin suppositories can cause the rectum to become used to the glycerin, and over time may lose their effectiveness.