Into transverse Colon

I have a 75cm (30") Rüsch colon tube and the couple of times I've gotten it all the in way I am very aware of it being on my right side while I cautiously tease it around the hepatic flexure. That's why I asked. Anything much longer that someone else may have managed is probably coiling up somewhere.

Having read through this thread I have to add my $0.02 worth of caution. @tanja and others who get a kick from depth play, please, please be careful. There are folk on this site who have direct knowledge of what a perforated colon will do to mess up your life.

Going deep is indeed fun as is reading about your exploits but none of us here want to hear that anyone had injured themselves because of it.

It is also a great danger that the wonderful feeling encourages you to press deeper to get a better feeling. You have to be sensible. You should not allow (or just very little, and careful) to the temptation. Of course you can go ahead, but only with caution.

@tanja

As others may have noted, being relatively well cleaned out aids in deep insertions. I use a couple of different sizes of long tubes. Small diameter tubes are notorious for folding back on themselves. It takes a certain amount of training and awareness to thread the thinner tubes through and that is usually best done when on your back and applying a slight twisting motion while gently inserting. Being on your back allows the colon to be less subject to the pressure of the internal organs. And you can feel the tip as the tube finds its way across the abdomen as it threads through the transverse colon. The larger the diameter the tube, the less the tendency to fold over AND once above a certain size, less danger of perforating the colon. More on that in a moment.

For most of the living, the turn from the descending colon at the splenic flexure to the transverse colon is either 21-22 inches (53 - 56 cm) or 28-29 inches (71-74 cm). It all depends upon whether you have a "long" or a "short" sigmoid colon and that is governed (apparently) by genetics. I have a long sigmoid colon and I can feel when my tubes make the turn at the 28 inch mark. By the 30 inch point (76 cm) the turn has been completed and the colon tube begins tracing its way across my abdomen through the transverse colon.

The tubes I typically use for this type of play are 1.0 inches (2.5 cm) and 1.6 inches (4 cm) across. The larger of the two leaves no doubt where the tip is located yet it is not too large in diameter. They are also fairly soft so that they can make the turn without folding back. At 36 inches (91 cm) they sit midway through my transverse colon. And since they are "open" colon tubes, connected to an enema bag, the solution enters the colon a long way up in the colon. I also have longer tubes. One at 54 inches (137 cm) can make the turn at the hepatic flexure behind the liver. For me, that is about 44 inches (112 cm). That is the toughest turn for me to make and at such great lengths, I am careful to not force the tube if it isn't going to make the turn even if I'm giving it a bit of a twist to help it along. Relaxing does help it go through the turn about 50 percent of the time. That tube is not so long that it "bottoms out" in the ascending colon and it "hangs" in the ascending colon. I do have a 60 inch tube (152 cm) and it seems to reach the bottom of my ascending colon when it can make the turn at the hepatic flexure.

As I said, these are colon tubes and I use them for really deep enemas. There is something very different feeling from filling myself from the "far end" of my colon. When you accumulate enough points, you can see some of these tubes in my photo albums.

As always, play safely and don't push your luck. Or put another way, don't live it up so high you can't live it down.

In reading through these posts, I'm not quite sure if taking an enema before inserting a colon tube is necessary or recommended. To me, the colon tube's purpose is for an enema so taking one first seems strange.

I'm at the early stages of exploring this aspect of my anatomy and hope someone can shed some light here.

Thanks.

If you plan on taking a larger enema, a smaller enema at the start to clear out the lower regions of the bowel (sigmoid and rectum) can make the later enema easier and more pleasant as much of the larger chunks will be gone. It also clears the way for the colon tube to advance more easily.

Running the enema while inserting the colon tube is a good idea as the enema expands the bowel and makes it easier for the tube to travel.

Does anyone have an approx/average distance between rectum and the turn into the transverse colon?

I can obviously feel when I get there but not being able to actually see what's going on makes it difficult to tell. I'm just wondering what sort of diameter should be fairly easy to get around as I seem to struggle at 6cm/2.4" diameter, but also changing positions can vary what happens at this point, lying on my back and things get difficult there but sitting up and riding the toy with it's base on the floor seems to aid it go much deeper.

From my own experience and with the toys I use I would have to guess that the transverse colon turn is about 20" depth maybe? Judging by how much toy is remaining and where I can feel the head of the toy inside me. Does that seem about right?

I know everyone is built differently, and I know my sigmoid is longer than usual, but 20" for me is about where the sigmoid becomes the descending colon.

Hmm, I think for me I feel something right at the start of my rib cage that refuses to turn the corner at about 20" ish, but that is only with the thicker stuff, below that I notice it less so I presumed the smaller diameter stuff was 'turning the corner' so to speak.

Then I guess there can be a BIG difference. 19-20" is right about at the illiac crest of the pelvis for me.

Hello! i was missing for a while......now i am back!

tommorow i wanna try again a new depth sesion. i wanna try to hit my cecum, anny advise??? i wanna try with a inflate twisted balloon.....it is possible?

Hi Tanja,

" with a inflate twisted balloon "

What exactly do you mean? Detail a little.

Are those long balloons that can be molded

I used have a 17-1/2 jelly double head dildo and I could tell when that thing reached my transverse colon, after it was completely all the way in. I would push lightly just under my rib cage in the middle, and I could feel the end of the dildo. But I would also get a little bit of pain at the same time and the dildo would start to push back out my anus. It was similar to pushing inside material out of a tube or toothpaste is the best way I can describe it. Lol. That was a weird feeling.

33'' should certainly be WELL into the transverse, unless one is 10' tall.

Haven't made it up there yet.. The deepest I've been is 18" and I could feel the head moving along. There was a little pressure and as I relaxed the dildo was able to slide deeper. I think I needed more lube. What a amazing feeling. Feeling it slide in and out .. wow! It will need will need some work and gentle play to be comfortable. I can't find it but I read somewhere when you are playing deep you have to train your colon to take items and it may have you straighten a few bends out, thru gentle inserting of toys.

My goal is to use the 18" double header with 1.4" heads til I've learned how to insert it easily and gently. I think I've mastered my rectum sigmoid colon bend.. but I'll be happy after a few more days of success. The key for me is to find the amount of lube needed and right positions. What position is everyone using. I've had the best luck on my back. but often you seen people sitting on the object. So fun learning .

Found the magical position.. and how to insert the full 18" comfortably ... a good clean out makes it easy! The feeling of the "pop" when the head goes past the sigmoid ring... Then the feeling as is fill the sigmoid colon and start into the descending colon... Mastered the getting the shower shot about 24" .. Think it's a combination of me learning and my body getting use to the insertions.

Found the magical position.. and how to insert the full 18" comfortably

And the magic position and tips are?

Moliere ..

I found that if I'm bent over in the shower.. I can slide the dildo straight into the rectosigmoid.. biggest thing is keeping the dildo super slick.. the colon isn't natural lubricating so I kept pulling it out and slicking it up... (Jlube).. its water activated so that helped the shower... All of this is after the shower shot going deep.. 24" or so..

Getting into the transverse colon in general takes colon tube approx 30 inches tube.. I have tubes made by silicone nozzles.com that are 1- 1/4inches in diameter and 36' in length and another slightly larger than 1-1/2 inches in diameter and 30 inches in length and a slightly softer silicone. The longer tube gets well into the transverse colon the larger one is into the bend and reaches the beginning of the traverse colon. To get these tubes in the colon must be cleaned out and up to 12 oz of J lube has been used. . The biggest problem that has been encountered after getting through the initial stretching, and getting the larger tube out of the sigmoid into the ascending colon .For me even with lots of lube getting past this section of the colon with a large tube is not always a sure thing. Presently I'm having made a 54 inch 5/8 inch diameter silicone colon tube . That should be functional for enemas and colonic irrigation . Hopefully it should feel good and make possible 4 quart, plus , enemas routine. Much is prep for a woman friend to be able to get her arm in the sigmoid or more up to and beyond her elbow . That goal is now within reach but not fulfilled .

It is very surprising how deep one can go. Laying on left side with left left leg drawn up, or laying flat on your back or belly legs spread wide have been good positions. The key is to relax and stay relaxed. Also know when to stop. Especially when the colon becomes irritated . Being able to relax yourself is a very valuable learned skill and should NOT be minimized .