Dr. office enemas

Has anyone got an enema while at the Doctors office?

No. And have never seen it done in the several thousand offices I've visited. I've seen many patients handed a Fleet, or two and told to take them at home. I think it is too labor intensive to do in a physian's office.

No, but our family doc back in the 50's had a tall green glass jar filled with water on the corner of his desk. The top of the jar rim held an upside down red rubber bulb syringe. Never seen him or his nurse use it, but remember staring at it.

Yes, when a teenager in 1957 or 58 . Things were not so rushed then , went to Family Doctor who after carefull exam , said I was probably constipated , even though I went every day .

Ordered his nurse to give several large enemas ,in office , she did , Doctor was 100% right solved the problem of a very painful back problem . Have passed this on to a number of folks , others have tried it . Still do it my self .

Pediatrician's office (where I had my first), a couple of times.

Fortunately never in the doctor's office. Doctor was just asking if they worked and when he did not ask for anything, it was my grandmother asking if she was supposed to do it to me. So never a real one, but as if they had done it now.

Never given one in a Doctors office or a hospital either.

Not personally, but I had a playmate that did. She had a problem if she ate nuts, she would get impacted. Whenever she went in for the problem, she was always given an enema in the office by the doctor and his nurse. She said the nurse assisted, but he did the actual enema. When she was older she admitted to liking them and was fairly certain the doctor enjoyed giving them. I was surprised her mother just didn't give them to her at home, the problem was pretty obvious, but she was always packed off to the doctor.

I had one colon therapist in California who encouraged clients to bring in their kids, and she would do enemas or colonics for anyone 16 and under for free. When I would go in for my colonics she would describe in detail the sessions with the ones who really enjoyed them. There have to be a lot of kids near Cerritos that are now adults who are into enemas and colonics.

I have never been given one at the doctors office. I have been prescribed them in the office and got one as soon as possible when I got home in younger years. I also have had a few in the hospital.

A doctor give an enema in an office? Not bloody likely.

I almost always agree with you Liquid but I can honestly say that I have had a few enemas given to me in Doc's office, but not during office hours. They were given to me because I medically needed them not for fun. I don't happen to think enema's are fun anyway, lol. As a matter of fact, I usually hate them.

Truth be told it was two summers ago when I was very sick. OMG I was so sick. I don't remember a whole lot about that summer but I do remember those two enemas. I'm just glad that I am fully recovered. I hope I never have sepsis again and whatever else I had that summer.

But you are right Liquid, the chances of getting an enema in a doctors office has to be slim to none.

Mashie

The answer to question for me is well kind of yes- I have sort of gotten an enema in a medical situation.

I was in for my first colonoscopy and I told the nurse at the check-in desk that I could not drink the all of the liquid prep the day before but I did have 5 BMs after drinking what I could. They said well if they start the procedure and my colon is not clear they would have to stop the procedure. I agreed to move forward and take my chances and they admitted me to start the procedure. The doctor was doing several colonoscopies that morning and the patients were put in holding areas that were separated only by curtains. A nurse came in and said the doctor wants you to give yourself an enema and handed me a Fleet in the box. She did not stick around to give it to me. So I gave myself the Fleet (still to this day my one and only Fleet enema) and then went into the bathroom across from my curtain room to expel.

As it turned out my colon was entirely clear and my procedure went off without a hitch and the doctor even noted in the report my colon prep was good.

That's my one and only truly medical enema story.

Never ever, thank God! As a kid, I probably would have died from embarrassment! I probably still would if I was given one in a real medical situation!

My PCP ordered me to come in and report to 2 nurses in the "treatment room", as I walked in the dimly lit room I saw the gurney, and a IV pole with 700ml of saline/ 300ml Lactulose. I was told I needed to retain after they gave it to me for up to 60 min. I got to 45 min and I was helped to the bathroom just a few feet away, the nurse said do not flush, and she inspected. My PCP came in, and ask me how I felt, and I said I felt much better, and she said good, will use this in your program from now on.

Not in the Dr's office, but the visit led to one from his nurse. I had a problem which was diagnosed as an infection. The Dr prescribed a medication which was administered as a retention enema, daily for 10 days. He turned me over to his nurse to teach me how to do them, and handed me a Rx for the medicine, which turned out to be a powder to be dissolved in saline. His nurse was an attractive redhead, not pretty really, but very attractive nonetheless. She asked me if I had ever had enemas before and I said no, because I wanted her to explain them. She went into great detail, and I said it all sounded complicated and a little scary. She laughed and told me it really wasn't, but that if I wanted, she would give them to me. I asked how much, and she said they would cost $75 if she did then in the office, but that she would do them after work in her home office for $25. She said she would pick up the Rx, and take care of everything. I agreed and we made an appointment for that evening. She had everything ready when I arrived, and soon I was on her table in Simms position, with a double Bar d ex in my ass, and warm medication flowing. I wasn't a very good actor, and after a couple of sessions, she figured out that I was really getting aroused by the enemas. The treatments ran their course, and on the last day she told me she thought I had lied about not knowing how to do them. I admitted the lie, and was amazed and pleased when she said she really enjoyed giving them to me. I asked her why, and she said because she enjoyed them herself and got aroused doing it. Then, she said she would enjoy continuing my "treatments", for free, if I wanted. I readily agreed, and she said there would be a cost, a barter...I would give to her whenever she wanted. That was nearly 20 years and hundreds or thousands of qts of water ago, and we're still enjoying our shared enemas.

Not really, but one time when I was in a clinic for an "executive physical' the nurse took we over to one 2 restrooms and said to take 2 enemas (fleets) holding each for 5 minutes. I was about to get my protosopic exam. The next year they went to a suppository you inserted the evening before. I would like to know what it was because it was very irritating and uncomfortable.

Then later there were flex sigs followed by barium enemas on three occasions but they had you do the prep at home the evening before.

I received a hospital enema a few years ago. I was surprised when the nurse suggested it but went along with it. The disposable bag was filled with only 1500 ccs of water and she asked me if I'd ever had one before. I was feeling so bad that I just said yes. When it started a second nurse came to the other side of the bed as if I were going to jump out! They seemed surprised that I took the whole bag without stopping. Afterwards I wished I'd have asked either nurse if they ever gave them after work but I wasn't brave enough to do that.

I have a bowel disorder that can lead to impaction if not treated so I have had several enemas in the hospital or urgent care clinic over the last couple of years.

A few of these were fleets. but these days I usually get a Fleet mineral oil enema followed about an hour later with a 1 to 1.5 litre soapsud enema or two.

The first time I had one was at a nurses suggestion when several laxatives had no effect. Which they generally don't with neurogenic bowel.

After that, I just have to ask for them now but usually don't unless I think I really need them because while I have enjoyed some of them they're not as much fun as id imagined

I got one at my GP's office. It was almost 30 years ago. I was having abdominal issues and he told me he wanted to do a sigmoidoscopy. I made an appointment for the next week and he told me to get a Fleet prep kit. The kit had some type of liquid to drink the night before and a suppository to use the morning of the procedure. When I arrived at his office one of the nurses led me to an exam room and gave me a gown to put on. She said to remove my pants and underwear and to put the gown on with the opening in back. A few minutes later she returned with the doctor and the exam started. I was on my left side with knees drawn up. The doctor held the instrument while the nurse lubricated it as it was inserted. The doctor asked if I had followed the prep kit instructions and I told him yes. He then said there was too much residue in my colon and removed the instrument. He then said they would give me an enema and then try again. He told the nurse to administer a soap enema to me and they both left the room. She returned with a Fleet Bagenema still in the box. As she got it out and was filling it from the sink she asked if I had ever had an enema. I told her that I had a few and she replied that was good so I knew what to expect. She had me lay back down on my left side, which was good because I was hard as a rock. She lifted one butt cheek and lubed my anus on the outside-no finger insertion. Then she told me to relax as she inserted the tube. Then she said she would start the flow of the solution. She asked me a couple times how I was doing and I told her I was fine. When she withdrew the tube she said it would be best if I could hold it for a few minutes and I said I would try. Then she said she was going to make sure no one was in the men's room. She returned in a few minutes and said I could go to the bathroom. I got off of the table and she escorted me down the hallway. After I was finished I returned to the exam room and this time everything went fine. When I got home I went right to the bedroom and masturbated as I relived the experience in my mind.

I had 1 enema in doctor office before my proctoscope exam. I was told to come for enema 1 hour earlier when actual exam would be performed. My time for enema was 2pm and proctoscope exam was at 3pm. Where was special room just for enemas with toilet in it. Nurse was in her late 50s. I was asked to get on my left side. She used some sort of enema machine, one you cannot buy in pharmacy. My enema was 2 liters. In the end it was kind of hard for me to hold it.

Thank goodness. i never had one at the doctors office and never will. too embarassing

All my doctors seem to have the bathroom down the hall from the rooms. Don't know how they would do an enema (if they would), but doing the "quick step" down the hall while stopping for cramps would be pretty embarrassing.

Never have but would love to:

I have never had one in the clinic, but my PCP will order them for me, and I'm taken to the hospital "treatment room" (yes that term on the door)

PCP told me that she will order whenever I need them.

Actually, twice. In my 20's my PCP referred me to a gastroenterologist for investigation of my chronic constipation problems. The nurse came into the examination room, handed me a container and asked me to go try to obtain a stool sample. I was unsuccessful and returned to the room with an empty container. I figured they would just let me try to collect the sample later at home. However, when she returned and I told her that I couldn't go, she told me that she would give me an enema to obtain the sample. She led me down the hall to a procedure room and told me to remove my clothes from the waist down and don a paper examination gown which I should leave open in the back. When she returned, she had me kneel on the end of what I soon learned was a proctologic examination table. Once in position, she tilted the table up and folded it, putting me in a jack-knife position with my butt higher than the rest of my body. She retrieved a plastic 1500 ml enema bucket from under a counter and filled it to the top with warm water from a sink.

The enema was like none I had before. First, she did a digital rectal exam with gloved, lubricated finger. This was the first time that I had been probed like that in preparation for an enema. Then I felt her push the tube up inside of me. She opened the clamp and I could feel the water going in. It seemed to be running in deep because of the position I was in and how high she was holding the bucket. I also felt her advancing the tube deeper into my colon as the water flowed. I had never felt anything like that before. She kept advancing the tube until the bucket emptied. That really enhanced the sensation and I got hard . She apparently did not notice because of the position that I was in. As she withdrew the tube, it felt like a snake was coming out of me. It also felt very intense as the tube rubbed across my prostate. For a moment, I was afraid that I might ejaculate. She must have had the tube a good 18 inches inside of me, giving me my first colon tube enema. As soon as she had the tube extracted, she sent me off the bathroom that was adjacent to the procedure room, admonishing me not to flush until she was able to inspect the results.

After about five minutes, the nurse knocked on the bathroom door, asking if I was done. I had experienced an initial evacuation, but knew there was more enema up inside of me that was going to have to come out. I told her that I wasn't finished, but she insisted that she needed to see how I had done and provide me with the container to get the stool sample. I was pretty embarrassed, but let her enter to take a look. She made the observation that I was constipated and probably not empty. She told me to flush and follow her down the hall to the examination room. I did so reluctantly because I realized that I had not gotten rid of all of the enema. As soon as she left the examination room, I had to go again and soon. I headed quickly down the hall to the patient bathroom where I exploded. When I got back to the examination room, the doctor and nurse were waiting for me. The doctor asked the nurse how the enema had gone and she told him that I was badly constipated and that the enema had only been marginally successful. She didn't know that I had evacuated a lot more during my second trip to the bathroom.

After examining me, the doctor decided that he wanted to perform an unscheduled sigmoidoscopy. He reasoned that we could do it during that visit since I was already prepped. He asked the nurse if she thought I needed another enema and she replied in the affirmative. He left the examination room and she led me back to the procedure room where we repeated the 1500 ml tapwater enema while I was face down and butt up on the proctologic table. Again, she pushed the plastic tube a good 18 inches into me as she filled my colon. She remarked that I was probably going to feel a whole lot better afterwards and I had to agree.

Again, she only gave me about five minutes in the bathroom to evacuate. She knocked on the door and told me that the doctor was waiting to perform my exam. Again, I did not feel empty, but left the bathroom to undergo the exam. I do remember the sigmoidoscopy as being very uncomfortable. This was in the early 80's and this clinic still used the rigid scope. The doctor also remarked that I still had quite a bit of fluid in me. Fortunately, he was able to see well enough to complete the exam.

The second time I got an enema at the doctor's office was about 10 years later. It was a double Fleet, given to me by a colon and rectal surgeon, again in preparation for an unscheduled sigmoidoscopy. The doctor himself gave the enemas. His nurse was not even in the room. I was already in position on a proctologic table. He had just finished with a short proctoscope exam and told me that he wanted to do a full sigmoidoscopy. At almost the same time, I felt an enema tip being pushed into me from behind. I realized it was a Fleet when I felt the cold, burning liquid being squirted in. As soon as he withdrew the tip, I felt another tip enter and more cold liquid. He had just given me a double Fleet. He told me to hold the enemas until I couldn't stand it anymore, and then hold them another 2 minutes. I had a painful and crampy expulsion, but did not get a great result. Apparently it was good enough, because he was able to advance the flex sig almost 24 inches into my colon.

A few years ago, I got tap water enemas at an outpatient endoscopy center because of inadequate colonoscopy preparation, but I guess that doesn't qualify as getting an enema at the doctor's office.

Thankfully I’ve never received an enema in my doctors office or even in the hospital.

As I child I always was "all ears" when ever the word enema was mentioned.

once my mom was talking to her sister about the doctor ordering enema for her because of her constipation.

my aunt angerly replied, "You're LUCKY! when I went to him I got an enema right then and there in his office!" she did not go into details and I dared not ask. she was obviously upset. her face was red and she was pissed at the memory.

I have never had an enema from a doctor but getting a series from my smoking hot GI doctor would be a wet dream come true!

No, but I know it has to happen. When I went to the urologist's last summer I know that there were several Fleets on the shelf in the examining room. Fortunately, I wasn't on the receiving end, but one of his nurses was sure cute and I can just imagine her being told to administer one to some guy.

No, but I've gotten them in the local hospital when my urgent care clinic referred me to the hospital because they weren't equipped to do enemas there. I've also been referred there by my insurance s nurse advice line. One nurse was so concerned, she called me back the next morning asking why I didn't go in the night before and telling me I'd better get to a local nursing home where she'd arranged for a med tech to be waiting when I got there. My insurance didn't cover home health care. Her friend was head nurse at the Countryside 'rehab' center. Angie, the med tech who worked at the Children's hospital andwas just finishing her studies and told me she appreciated the chance to practice so much with anal exams & enemas. I guess they covered e's for abt 20 min in class. Then they had to be certified by demonstration under the eye of a nurse. She also told me that she only had ever seen one enema while shadowing her nurse/teacher on rounds. I was the first patient she'd actually given one too.

I managed to get 6 weeks of that treatment before my insurance quit paying.

I ran into that tech in the grocery store not long ago. It feels weird talking to someone when the last time you saw them was from upside down on a bed nearly nude peering from the knee-chest position as she coaxed you to take "just a little more"

All my doctors seem to have the bathroom down the hall from the rooms. Don't know how they would do an enema (if they would), but doing the "quick step" down the hall while stopping for cramps would be pretty embarrassing.

A couple of years ago I received a Fleet in a clinic room with a bathroom across the hall and down. I had to race pretty quickly and face the knowing smiles of staff and a patient or two who had surely heard the procedure through the office cubicle type walls which I found were barely 6 ft tall when I spied a tall FedEx guy pretending not to look as he slowly strolled by.