Large Volume Enemas

Just over two quarts if im perfectly clean, less maybe not even a quarter of a quart if i have used the bathroom for a day, that being said retention is the same if im clean i can hold it for 25 mins or more if im not its coming out in 5 minutes

Just finished a full bag taking it all without stopping. My belly almost always look like I am pregnant with just one two quart bag. I must have been pretty empty because this one went in in record time. Love that feeling.

It had been a gole of mine 4 years! it took a whil to break the 3 qtbarier forsome reason but i can say i can honesy take 4 qts and have been able to for severl years now!

My limit is usually around 3 1/2 quarts at which time it starts to get uncomfortable. I don't particularly like pain and I also do not want to do anything unsafe so that is it for me. That said every now and then it seems that my mussels are particularly relaxed and willing to stretch more and I can take take 4 quarts without any significant discomfort. It happens rarely but it has happened so I guess the answer is that I can and have taken 4 quarts but only on a rare day.

I have never taken more than 4 quarts.

No, but I have felt extremely nauseated a couple of times. I think it is from pressure on a full stomach.

I am blessed due to liking food with a large belly even when totally empty. If I have not eaten in a few hours and I am in the correct mood I can fill my belly with in the area of 5 litres and oh my god do I swell up. I will go from a 40 inch waist to 65inches. I usually take large enemas while standing with the bags high above to get enough pressure to make sure it goes in. No soap and usually a very large butt plug to help hold things in while I have a chance to massage and or be massaged and played with. I love being expanded and find sex while overly full with water or food fantastic!!!

Hi,

when i take over 2qts my belly swells alot. It starts to swell with a half qt. Its nice to rub my full belly.

Its quite obvious the larger volume enema taken the more the belly swells and I have noticed this and seeing my side profile in the bathroom mirror confirms this. I have only taken a maximum of 3 quarts and often wondered if taking up to 4 quarts of liquid or even more on a very regular basis could cause the walls of the the abdomen to weaken and stretch!

Have any others thought or wondered about this?

My experience with a gallon enema is that epsom salts used as a solution allows for the best cleaning, and its relatively easy to take and hold. I suspect this is really an individual issue and based on the volume of gas in the enema recipient.

klyster3

I have been taking enemas for almost 8 years now and have been able to take 4 quarts as of about 4 or 5 months ago. You definitely need to build up to it. When I first started taking enemas my limit was just under 2 quarts, now I am in the gallon club 😎

Is it not danger to push up the pressure inside you? just after 2 liter i feel my belly under stress! do you think it is possible or I could go ahead without any risk?...

If i get before 1.5 liters how can i really be sure the in the second section i don't have 0.5 of the before enema?

Ciao, Dado

How many of you can take more and more after the first one?

One of my recent session. I like to start out with a soap suds enema 4 packets of concentrated castle soap in 3 1/2 to 4 QT's of water plus a little more soap from a few special bars. I use my sit-on nozzle and a 3 QT open top and use a 1 QT metal mixing cup

to refill bag most times I can take the full 4 QT's. Can only hold it for a few minutes then I fallow it with 2 to 4 enemas with my Special JBL bag with custom nozzle after the first one with the JBL I can almost take the full 6 QT's. Am a true ENEMA FAN / LOVER. How about everyone else do you find it easier to take more after the first enema?

I have been able to take 4 quarts on 2 or 3 occasions after a couple of preliminary cleansing enemas.

I have always been started with 2 soapy quarts. The next enemas are usually three quarts and once i was able to take the full four quarts.

I can easily take 4 quarts now. But that is only after I preceed it with a 3 quart soapy enema, then a rinse. The 4-quart enema will have to be taken slowly if I plan on retaining it for any time. I haven't always been able to do 4-quarts, I've worked up to it over serveral years. Started off with taking and holding 2, then 2.5, next was 3, 3.5 and finally came the 4 quart enema. I haven't tried to exceed that amount, and probably never will as the filling is sublime as it is.

I've read quite a bit about enemas and find some conflicting data. I'd really appreciate if others would share their 'numbers.'

Enema bags are generally 2 quarts in capacity; buckets can go up to 4 quarts. I would assume that a 2-quart enema is typical for cleansing, but many people do more in their therapeutic or 'punishment' practices.

I read somewhere that an enema of less than 4 quarts is virtually ineffective, but don't really believe this. The same source described 7-quart enemas as commonplace.

My jug holds 4 quarts, which is about the most I can take and hold for any length of time, although I'm an average-size male in good health. I did 5 quarts once, but it was very painful. Only this morning I gave myself a 4-quart coffee enema, holding it for half an hour, but even 4 quarts was quite uncomfortable and brought on a succession of short-term, severe cramps toward the end.

My question is: What is the typical volume that most of you enema afficianados give yourselves on a regular basis? It seems that there is a maximum capacity that a person can handle, and also a lesser volume that is generally comfortable to hold for a reasonable time period. Taking pain and punishment out of the equation for now (although a gigantic enema can certainly get the subject's attention!), let's have a range and maybe some clarification if your figure is very low or very high.

Many thanks; I look forward to reading this!

I do not do enemas on any kind of regular basis. One Quart or maybe a little more is about all I can do and still have it pleasureable.

My comfort level is 2 to 2 1/2 quarts. Three on occasion.

I did 3 1/2 quarts once and thought I was going to explode.

4 qts. is my usual enema from a bag. I have had 5qts and like susie I thought I was going to explode.

hobo

It is strange but it changes from time to time. Sometimes I can take only one quart. The next time a full three quarts with no problem. However, most of the time it's 1 1/2 to 2 quarts.

I find that some times I can take 2 qts on the first enema, but other times I have to settle for less. I have managed 3 qts several times and worked up to 4 qts one time and felt as if i was going to explode.

At most I am a 3.5 quater, and only after a good cleansing soap and water 2 quarts. Then I like to saver the larger volume, taking it in slowly, feeling the warm water flowing in, slowly filling makes me tingle thinking about it. I sometimes have a problem retaining for any great lenghth of time, I am not into pain so don't push it beyond the 3.5 qts.

Being 5' 1" I try to take all 4 qts. and can on some ocasions. The full stretching feeling is somewhat unplesant but after the third enema when things run clean I feel realy great. My usual enema is at least 3 1/2 qts. It took a couple of years to work up to this voulme. I use a higginson pump that has a slow release valve so solution is always flowing. Without pumping it take about 20-25 minutes to slowly fill myself. I bought the 4 qt silicon bag with the special higginson from Optimal Health Network. Expense but a quality product.

Took my first 4-quarter when I was a teenager. Four quarts is my usual. Have taken five or six on rare occaisions, but don't want to go over 4 quarts for fear of over-expanding my colon. I usually precede with a two quart cleanout, and nearly always need to be using a colon tube and in the Syms position.

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Was diagnosed with intussusception caused by an injury two days ago. This is where the colon kinks back on itself, normally treated surgically in adults. In babies and children where it most commonly occurs, a radiologist uses a high volume barium enema to pressurize the colon while the kinked area is massaged. The decision was to attempt that with me before going to the surgical option.

The largest enema I'd ever taken before was 3 quarts before the pain got so great that I had to stop. The radiologist warned me that the decision during the treatment might be to let the barium flow in until it backed up, following a complete prep the night before so that I was absolutely clear. I asked isn't there a chance of a colon rupture and the radiology technician said No, irrespective of the pain, it won't rupture.

The result was almost 5 quarts with the IV stand holding the twin 3 liter bags elevated to just under 8 feet and utilizing a double balloon nozzle to ensure no barium leakage. Done though under excruciating pain. Bottom line is that your volume limit is physically reached when the water backs up, not when the pain threshold is reached.

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3 quarts? Yes, but it's easier in some cases to work up to it. I have heard stories of far large "capacities."

I guess my JBL hold 4 Quarts plus but only take as much as I feel comfortable with, maybe 3 Quarts and never taken the full bag

I like the feeling of sitting rocking about on it hearing the water sloshing about and this always gets me very aroused ending in a full climax!

I have a 6qt bag with 2 nozlles, the standard one and the 28 hole spray nozzle I purchased later. I only use the spray nozzle now. I can take two 3qts in one fill. I also love to rock back and forth and twirl my butt around on the bag, it's like getting a enema and prostate massage at the same time. Have a lot of precum when I use this bag.

I have a Klystra JBL that holds about six quarts. I don't use it because I can not get a complete fill from it because as my colonic pressure rises it equals the bag pressure. I weigh 210 pounds which should e sufficient to equal the three psi for a maximum fill. Yet, the flow stops short. If I cramp in this situation I have even experienced reflux back into the bag. The ideas behind the JBL are correct but the execution falls short.