Intestinal Sounds After Enema

Just curious if anyone else hears their intestines rumbling a bit more and louder than usual only after taking an enema?

Many times I hear weird noises in my stomach DURING the enema or while expelling, but not as much afterwards. But I'm sure it has happened many times...I've taken lots of enemas in the last 20 yrs!

Oh yes, love the sounds as the enema fills me up. Use a stethscope and follow the water as it moves from rectum to ascending colon. Very loud, gurgling sounds and sometimes you can hear as it stops for an obstruction. It adds to the enjoyment. The first is most interesting, imo. Afterwards, the sounds are different in that it's not as intense and frequent.

Just curious if anyone else hears their intestines rumbling a bit more and louder than usual only after taking an enema?

You've just given them a pretty big kickstart, so it doesn't surprise me if you get more sounds. I usually feel them being a bit more active for a bit after an enema, but I have IBS so they can get unusually active for many reasons.

Interesting idea about listening to the fill. I might see about trying that, or maybe the release as well. Could be a good way to track where pockets of unexpelled solution is as well. I might need to look for a stethoscope.

Sounds not after, but during.

Take Susie's Very Rough Ride and your gurgling can be heard across the street.

Yeah, mine are going on right now, actually, so I was referring to after the enema...

LOL, Susie! I think I'm too scared to take your ride... 😮

I'm thinking it might also be air, which is not good. Sometimes after all the noise I do pass gas. Not every time, but maybe there was an air bubble in the tube. That's the only other thing I can think of as to why there are noises after the enema. I can't push anything else out.

If you don't get the air out of the tube then for sure it will have to come out at some point. But at least it was real 'air' and not the 'air' that is produced as part of digestion!! LOL!!

otherwise just chalk it up to a disruption in the digestive tract, which an enema is. As long as it's not painful, then it's just part of the kinky fun experience.

Yes I do hear some sounds. For the most part it happens when I raise my hips and let the enema start draining into my descending colon. The enema is working itself up and throughout my entire colon- love it because it means I am filling my entire colon which means I can take my full 3 quart enema.

That's what you're SUPPOSED to hear, yes!!

I think sounds during an enema are just the colon contracting and reacting to stimulation. Afterwards there could be some extra gas produced by churned up bacteria and residual undigested food. I've heard stories of ferocious farting hours afterwards that couldn't possibly be from air in the tubing, Lol.

I have found that when my bowel starts sounding like a major thunderstorm or other seismic event, it's time to calm it with a good deep cleanse. While the process of a large volume enema intensifies the inner turbulence, once I have enjoyed the process, my stomach calms quickly and I feel like a new man.

Eliminating gas, feces, and other bacterial culprits, things calm immensely.

Not after, but during My father told recently of the second enema session he an Mom ever had This time mom was the receiver

Pretty sure this was the Summer of 1975.

It was in her bedroom with no parents around .

She was already in her Brother's tee shit so it was like a knee-length dress on her. Dad thought she was ready to get into position She went over to the dresser, crouched down opened one of the bottom drawers which Dad noticed was "Apparently mostly girdles" she reached way in back and pulled out a pretty good quality stethoscope.

She closed the drawer, walked back over to the bed and said to Dad as she was getting into position, "You've gotten enemas before so you know what to do, don't you?"

That's when he had to explain that until then he had been only self-administering. he had never gotten them from or given them to anyone else until the previous session whee he was the receiver.

She had to explain how to use it in an enema.

At that point she had not met his mother yet, so she didn't believe yet that he never got an enema from his Mom

I rumble during the enema, and fart ferociously for several hours afterward. The sounds during the enema I attribute to the gas already present in my colon beforehand, and they just mean my enema is getting up where it needs to go for a good cleanout.

I often hear gurgling as the water moves in my intestine. Last night while my wife was giving me an enema, I heard sounds of what I thought was gas in my intestine as the water was injected into me. I was not sure until I started expelling a little as my wife moved the nozzle. It was rather strange. A kind of wet fart I think would be the right expression. However, only gas came out and no water. Wife later said that the gas was going up the hose into the bag and it was air bubbles in the bag that I was hearing. Boy, I love taking enemas!

I've experienced gas going up the tube when taking an enema, especially a few hours after eating a gassy food such as beans or cabbage. As for intestinal sounds, they just tell me the enema is working its way up to where it needs to be.

Mine are mostly during administration, sometimes while retaining. I do a good deal of massage to move the water around and be sure it's going to the right places. A side benefit while massaging is hearing sloshing or sometimes gassy noises in the areas I'm pushing. If I'm part way through a 3-4 quart enema, or maybe mostly full of a 2 quarter, I like massaging around my mid transverse area and I can frequently hear the spot where the farthest water has reached. There's a sloshing sound at the edge of the water, but pretty much no sound farther back up the colon. If I'm trying to get in the 3-4 quart bag, that's how I know where to massage it to get the enema to advance further up towads my ascending and cecum, in addition to rolling on my right side to help it along. I always get a little thrill when I hear the sloshing sounds have finally reached all the way over to my right near the cecum, as far as it will go.

Eric

One very interesting enema is for those with good hearing. In a warm bath take a mid to low 90's F. squirting or dribbling. Submerge ears and listen to all those happy sounds, as your colon takes in all its enema treats. The real, "Enema Sounds" of a happy tummy tasting all it can.

And as the day progresses with happy messaging within as well, to which i reply, "Yes, OK, we'll do it again in a couple days or so, just for your benefit

I love to listen to the sounds in my colon as a 6 oz. Milk and molasses enema or a pint Mayo with brown sugar and bicarbonate of soda make as the enema fills me up with gas. As the rectum becomes full, the gas rumbles up the colon and fills it to finally force me to expel that wonderful enema. I didn't like those enemas growing up because they always made me go when mom felt I needed to go whether I wanted to or not. Now I listen to my girlfriend's stomach after giving her the enema and she listens to mine as we lie next to each other holding our enemas in until we can't any longer and the expelling into a bedpan or squatting over an enema bucket.

Mine makes all kinds of sounds during and maybe an hour after. it is a gurgling noises and gas.

I intestines produce loud gurgling and running water sounds for many hours, even as long as a day after I do a total colon clean out with a long series of 3 and 4 quart enemas. I think the sounds might be my ileocecal valve opening to let another part of the contents of my small intestine flow into my colon. When my colon is empty or partially empty, this makes a lot of noise.