Right or left side

I have been into enema for years all of mine are solo I usual do them on left side but here latey I have started do them on my back or on my right side does anyone have any thought or disscustion on this th is seams to work better for me but I have more trouble getting all the water out thanks

There is no doubt enemas while lying flat on your back will get in the most water because you can lie there relaxed, you don't have to support your body weight in a contrived position like knee chest and the colon is in the abdomen on top of the other organs, not the other organs "falling" on the colon as in knee chest or on right or left sides. Also, on your back, you can massage your colon to get the water to flow around. Try massaging your abdomen when holding yourself in the knee chest position--good luck on that.

You may have more trouble (taking more time) getting all the water out because you got more water in and/or it flowed farther around the colon. Just be patient, walk around a little bit, massage your abdomen and all the water will come out.

I've given and taken in all sorts of positions but honestly believe for all sorts of reasons flat on the back is the way to go (unless the goal is strictly volume, in which case sitting on the JBL [in my opinion freshly spanked makes that better] is the way to go). I'm not a scientist, but in 30 years of playing, it seems to me (anecdotally) that most people can take more flat on their back.

Left side will tend to keep the water closer to the anus. I find it not as comfortable for larger enemas, so if I start in left sims I usually will roll onto my back or even back then right side. If I start on my back or knee chest I usually stay there.

I think the left side sims is primarily used in medicine because it is more discreet than the back or knee chest and works OK for smaller enemas.

I typically go with my right side.

If we are choosing between right or left only, the answer is (like it is often): it depends. It doesn't make much difference when I'm using a long colon tube as the filling is already deep. When I'm looking for really deep filling from my side and using a shorter nozzle, I'll lay on my right side. The sense of the enema solution cascading "downward" through the transverse colon and into the ascending colon is a rather nice sensation. The filling sensation on my left side is different even if I end up with similar volumes. Once I get more than 3 liters in (no matter what position) the enema solution will reach the ascending colon. At 2-2.5 liters (in the upright and locked position) minimal solution enters and is "retained" in my ascending colon.

The largest volume enemas (5-6 liters) have always occurred when I'm in the standing position. The bag will usually be hung from the shower curtain rod. However, the I can consistently take in and hold 3.5-4.5 liters filling slightly propped up on my bed when I'm on my back, There, the bag is suspended overhead from the post of the four-post bed.

Left side is more consistent with anatomy

It's also easier because most people are right handed

It depends on how big the enema is. The rectum starts at about the midline, then turns towards the right side at the sigmoid. Then it goes up the left side and over.

If your enema volume is only filling the descending colon and part of the ascending colon left side works well and conceals the genitals better.

On your back works really well because the colon is mostly flat, but you're letting it all hang out.

Knee-chest gets the fluid to the transverse pretty fast.

Right side is only really useful at the end to get the fluid down to the ascending colon if you're not taking enough to completely fill the colon in another position. In most cases on the back will work as well. Actually in most cases I would imagine that filling the ascending colon doesn't really matter at all.

I start with my hips elevated by putting my feet up on the wall or the window sill. I have since added a yoga mat to my enema ensemble, which makes a world of difference instead of laying on the hard bathroom floor. But if I am only doing one 2 quart enema I will use the elevated hips position, which really helps drain the enema well into my colon. This produces a soothing and erotic enema, which is what I am going for.

If doing a second enema and now with a relatively cleared colon, I will lay on my left side. This does a good job of getting the enema comfortably into my colon and allows for a nice retention period while laying down on my mat.

I have never done enemas on my right side, but I would think it would essentially make it hard for the enema to get into the colon rather instead filling the rectum first, which for me would lower my ability to take more volume without needing to expel.

Years ago as a rookie I did them on my left side, because that is what the first-aid books said. But then while trying to get my wife interested I took them on my back. Mainly because with the knees up and spread, everything is visible and available for play. And, it was easier to take the enema, and as others have said, more relaxing and less tiring.

So now, on my back is my favorite. It seems if you take enough volume it will eventually make it to the end anyway. Just to be sure I roll onto my right side after I have a bunch in. If it is the first enema of the day and there is any gas in there, I can feel it as the water and gas exchanges places. The water surely goes to the end then.

I have not done it in quite a long time but I do remember starting on my left side and than rolling to my back and than right finishing with knee chest. This is good for a big volume going in with a slow flow. I would rather be given my enema fast and then made to shift position around during retention while getting my tummy massaged.

Mostly left side, on my back and sometimes I'll roll over onto my belly and just drift away in pleasure.

I've done all these positions, but left and back down the most. For larger volumes like the 4 quarts I did yesterday, I'll usually start on all fours then left down, back, right down and finish on my back for a good massage and water distribution and long retention. If I'm feeling especially submissive, I'll do a couple of stints lying on my distended belly just to endure/enjoy the extra pressure and begging to be let go.

Eric

I sometimes give myself enemas using the flexible shower hose which dictates I'll be standing. When I use a bulb in the tub I will be on my back. Using my bag I will be either standing (in the shower) or on my back (in the tub). I'm fine with any of these methods. They all work and achieve the desired effect. Using the shower hose seems to work the quickest as I can very comfortably get 3 - 4 quarts in me in 3 minutes or less. I also like the shower hose as I can turn up the water flow to give myself a few "power shots".

Almost always on my left side

I forget the medical name of it, but there are a very few people who have their organs reversed, that is the heart and stomach on the RIGHT instead of the left like everybody else. Those people should lie on the right side Everyone else should lie on the left

No real preference, but I think the left side is easier.

I have always started an enema with the person on their left side (about 1/4 bag) then on their back (2/4 bag) and then on their right for last 1/4 when possible.

I have presumed that gravity was helping move the water along in in the path of least resistance.

I usually start them out in the knee chest position because I like to use toys and this makes it really easy. If you want a good enema just go from that to left side then right side then on your back. Everytime you change positions it will move the water.

The best way to go from knee-chest position (face down), if you want to get the enema all the way to the beginning of the colon, is to turn to the right as you lower your hips and buttocks. In the knee-chest position face down, or prone, the enema will filter down the descending colon to the transverse colon. Slowly changing from prone to right side will allow the water to flow from the transverse colon to the ascending colon (right side of belly). This CAN result in delayed release of some of the enema as the solution has to make the trip from the beginning of the colon to the rectum.

The best way for "dislodging" water in the ascending colon that I have found to work is to turn slowly from the right side to laying on your back (supine) and then raise your hips high off the bed, floor, or whatever. Then slowly turn to your LEFT side as you slowly lower your hips. This will drain most of the enema from the ascending colon to the transverse colon and then into the descending colon and eventually the rectum.

I lie on my left side almost every time. I’ve tried knee chest, bending over the side of the tub (my first enema), standing, lying on my rt side and on my back. I always come back to my left side. To me this is the most comfortable.

I think the knee chest works the best particularly if someone is giving it but I will have them switch to Simms sometimes and if feeling full sometimes on your back can reduce some pressure as well. what works one day might not work as well the next time but just don't push it. If you are feeling full just go release it then try another. It isn't a contest.

Almost always on left side

For my enemas, I always start out on my left side. It is the most comfortable position for me to insert the nozzle or colon tube since I'm right handed. Once the nozzle is inserted, I will roll over on my back and take most of the enema in that position. Occasionally, I'll shift to my right side to get the enema into my ascending colon. But mostly, I'll enjoy the "enema ride" on my back which leaves my hands free to do other things!

Deb

I follow the same procedure as Debgurl: left side, back, right side. I find it is the most comfortable, and gets a lot more in me than left side alone. I usually roll from my right side to my back as the bag empties, and remain there, relaxing and enjoying feeling the enema working in me.

I find that the three position enemas also work better with smaller than full fillings, as they do a great job of spreading the solution through the colon.

Three-position enema evolved in stages from chidhood. The first was on back with legs up to defeat initial resistance to the nozzle Around age 7 I was promoted to the left side after showing cooperation. The 3-way left, back and right sides were adopted after reading many recommendations.

For my first enema I insert the nozzle on my bed while laying on my back, then open the clamp, then get on the floor on my hands and knees. For subsequent enemas I insert the nozzle on my bed while laying on my back and continue laying on my back while taking the enema. When all of the solution has entered my body I lay on my left side for a few minutes then remove the nozzle.

For me for >50 years I just follow the anatomy which has worked pretty reliably for water movement for filling. Start left side down, fill till comfortably full then roll to back, repeat with massage, roll to right down, more massage. Usually finish on back again unless I want to enjoy a particular amount of extra pressure in one area. Then I'll go back to another prior position or sometimes belly down just so I feel pressure and submissiveness/humiliation from the floor pressing up on my full belly. Sometimes I'll play a fantasy game where on my back I put a couple of sneakers on my full belly to press down a bit and pretend it's my Domme stressing me by pushing down on my belly with her sneakered feet.

Eric

I usually start my enemas on my back with my hips raised on a cushion. When I shift to my left side, the "Sims" position, after a quart has gone in I can feel the weight of the water move inside me and usually have that aching feeling we all know, that reminds me of what is coming. I move onto hands and knees to finish the enema, head down low, ass up high and the enema flows faster so I often have to pinch the hose or squeeze the clamp to slow it down. Looking up at the bag, I watch it slowly empty ...