When an enema is really uncomfortable

I love the rush from the ENEMA, but I usually get cramps, I just expect that to happen.

For me an uncomfortable enema is one that results in dizziness, faintness and sweating. You don't whether to stay on the toilet or lay down or barf. I've experienced mild cramping which I could tolerate.

Cramps I can deal with, but what really shuts down a session for me is when I get nauseated. That is no fun and not erotic at all.

Fortunately not too common if I'm careful.

I have a fairly long walk from where I take my enemas to the toilet. The most uncomforatable thing for me is often holding the enema til I get there. Which is another reason for the inflatable nozzle. It should help.

Doctorh2e,

How far can your commode be from your enema taking spot? What's the largest enema you've ever had to get up and walk to the commode with?

Eric

I’m reading in some cases, about becoming nauseous, if that happens, take a cool wet cloth around the back of your neck. It works!

For me an uncomfortable enema is one that results in dizziness, faintness and sweating. You don't whether to stay on the toilet or lay down or barf. I've experienced mild cramping which I could tolerate.

Been there, done that! I've pulled the trash can in place just in case I'm blowing out from both ends.

For me an uncomfortable enema is one that results in dizziness, faintness and sweating. You don't whether to stay on the toilet or lay down or barf. I've experienced mild cramping which I could tolerate.

BDRELover,

What type (solution) or duration or volume enema(s) produce those things for you? I'm rarely dizzy or feel faint and never nauseated from an enema. I do usually sweat a good deal, either from the solution (strong soap and/or glycerin) or large volumes (4-5 quarts) or sometimes long holds (>15-60 minutes). Often I'll just sweat from wearing latex or neoprene rubber suits or other items during enemas, as I like and need a good deal of kink stimulation to help stimulate orgasms. If I get strong and/or enexpected cramping, I'll definitely sweat a lot. But unless the soap or glycerin is very strong or the volume extremely large (>4-4.5 quarts) it's very enjoyable, not uncomfortable.

Eric

Been there, done that! I've pulled the trash can in place just in case I'm blowing out from both ends.

Been there, done that, too! That's when, between waves of nausea, you ask yourself the age old question: Why am I doing this??

But as soon as everything passes (literally) I'm always eager for another enema session!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

Been there, done that, too! That's when, between waves of nausea, you ask yourself the age old question: Why am I doing this??

But as soon as everything passes (literally) I'm always eager for another enema session!

Have fun and play safe!

Deb

Deb,

Like you, once I've completely evacuated everything, I soon start thinking about and craving another enema. I'm lucky never to have suffered nausea during an enema so far. Is there anything in particular that causes you nausea during an enema? Strong solution? Huge volume? Long retention time? Thanks,

Eric

Deb,

Is there anything in particular that causes you nausea during an enema? Strong solution? Huge volume? Long retention time? Thanks,

Eric

@ericmacson, the only times I've been plagued with nausea during an enema session was when the solution was intolerably strong. Once during a Mayo enema and then again on several occasions when I got just a little too generous with the soap! Other than those few occasions, I typically have no problems with any adverse effects.

Deb

@ericmacson, the only times I've been plagued with nausea during an enema session was when the solution was intolerably strong. Once during a Mayo enema and then again on several occasions when I got just a little too generous with the soap! Other than those few occasions, I typically have no problems with any adverse effects.

Deb

Deb,

What is your usual soap concentration or preparation method for a comfortable soapy enema? How much was too much and gave you the nausea?

Eric

BDRELover,

What type (solution) or duration or volume enema(s) produce those things for you?

Eric

The sweating (primarily on the head) and faintness usually occurred after using “high” concentrations of various ingredients individually or in combination: a tbsp of Bronners in 2 quarts; combination of 2 tsp Bronners and 2 oz glycerin in 2 quarts, 20% glycerin in one or 2 quarts; a high concentration of baking soda in 2 quarts. I‘ve experienced nausea only once, but can’t remember the exact situation. I’m more careful now in what I put in my bag and start out with smaller doses and work up slowly to larger ones when it comes to new solutions and check to see what others have experienced. I’m not into long hold times – 10 to 20 minutes at the most. And yes I ask myself the question " why did you do that!" Guess it's the heat or passion of the moment, if some is okay more has got to be better, which is not always the case!

BDRElover

The sweating (primarily on the head) and faintness usually occurred after using “high” concentrations of various ingredients individually or in combination: a tbsp of Bronners in 2 quarts; combination of 2 tsp Bronners and 2 oz glycerin in 2 quarts, 20% glycerin in one or 2 quarts; a high concentration of baking soda in 2 quarts. I‘ve experienced nausea only once, but can’t remember the exact situation. I’m more careful now in what I put in my bag and start out with smaller doses and work up slowly to larger ones when it comes to new solutions and check to see what others have experienced. I’m not into long hold times – 10 to 20 minutes at the most. And yes I ask myself the question " why did you do that!" Guess it's the heat or passion of the moment, if some is okay more has got to be better, which is not always the case!

BDRElover

Thanks for answering. I can tolerate the 1 TBSP/2 quarts of Bronners but more soap than that or any of your other mixtures above are too much for me. I never get nauseated from enemas, but I'd sure be sweating if I used any of your other mixtures. The sweating doesn't bother me (I actually really like sweating under rubber suits or clothing), but my colon would be too crampy and irritated to enjoy them. I actually enjoy long retentions, so I try to keep my solutions very mild unless I have a Domme partner who wants to see me squirm and sweat a lot!

Eric

Isn’t it Bonner’s vs Banners? Typo? 😄

Isn’t it Bonner’s vs Banners? Typo? 😄

My supply and every reference I've read here is Dr. Bronner's.

Eric

REM: Spell-check (and the words it finds valid as well as the words it changes) can be your worst enema (irony noted for this discussion thread). 😉 😉

My supply and every reference I've read here is Dr. Bronner's.

Eric

Thanks Eric - I think I have (erroneously) been calling it "Dr. Bonner's" ever since I started using it Maybe I should read the label! 😜

REM: Spell-check (and the words it finds valid as well as the words it changes) can be your worst enema (irony noted for this discussion thread). 😉 😉

What's REM?

Eric

Remark. Old-tymie BASICspeak. Tells the computer that what follows is a comment for the programmers and should be ignored when running the program. If you run with geeks you will see more # or // now, means the same.

Remark. Old-tymie BASICspeak. Tells the computer that what follows is a comment for the programmers and should be ignored when running the program. If you run with geeks you will see more # or // now, means the same.

Thanks.

Eric

Deb,

What is your usual soap concentration or preparation method for a comfortable soapy enema? How much was too much and gave you the nausea?

Eric

@ericmacson, the times I've overdone it on soap I got a little careless. Once I ended up on a phone call while my bar of Kirk's Castile soap resided in the bottom of my four quart pitcher for too long. I decided to go for it even though the solution appeared quite strong. It was and I paid the price with nausea and sweating with a trash can between my legs. The second time was my very first time using Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap. I simply used too much with less than delightful results.

My typical soapy enema is slightly milky looking bordering on being opaque. There's no science to it...just eyeballing it!

Deb

Remark. Old-tymie BASICspeak. Tells the computer that what follows is a comment for the programmers and should be ignored when running the program. If you run with geeks you will see more # or // now, means the same.

I guess I'm showing my age and my programming origins when I was in high school. I started out learning BASIC in 10th grade, before moving on to FORTRAN and assembly language (ASM) programming (in order to make FORTRAN program simpler yet more powerful because there were some things that weren't easy to program simply in FORTRAN) in 11th and 12th grade. When I arrived at the university, I had three years of programming experience that most of contemporaries hadn't experienced. You have to remember that this was about a decade before the TRS-80 or more than a decade before the first IBM PC (which included BASICA in the ROM for programming capabilities) and that there were some word processors and home kit computers that used CP/M. I/we put these lines in as a "reminder" of what operations we were undertaking and why for ourselves, other, or future programmers who might like to use our subroutines and subprograms for other things. They might also include comments on arguments (a computer speak term) that were being passed between subprograms and what we were attempting to accomplish.

Later, I moved on to JAVA and C++ which have different comment hashtags.

I'd say there is definitely a difference between fun erotic cramps, which can be very intense but still enjoyable, and "there's something wrong and painful" cramps. I have unfortunately encountered those sometimes, for no reason I could identify. Very disappointing, can really ruin a session.

I hate it when it goes to nausea, and have to admit it is not fun when you're doubled over with cramps and sweating. Doesn't happen often though, and usually when I'm stupid and either let myself get really backed up or use too much/too strong of an enema.

Have you ever hung up an enema bag thinking the next few minutes will be nice and relaxing – only to experience such terrible cramps that you wondered, why am I putting myself through this?

If an enema is uncomfortable and that is not the intent, it shouldn't take a genius to decide to expel it and take another in a short while.

Once you've overdone it on the soap, you will know exactly how much to mix up in the future. I've been there too many times to count. I thought adding more soap or leaving soap bars in the bag would be erotic or sexually stimulating. It was horrible and I got very sick. Now I pretty much know my limit by eyeballing it. I like frothy but it's a fine line to walk.

Thinking back, i know of one enema where i became nauseus , a woman i used to see had me kneeling, head down, and had me pretty full, when i began to fell unwell, she shouted for her fiend to get me a cup of tea, that must have helped , plus i had another woman see me with a hose up my ass and a good hard on ! she offered me a waste bin to poop in if i didnt think i could make it down the corridor to the toilet, but i opted for the loo .

Once you've overdone it on the soap, you will know exactly how much to mix up in the future. I've been there too many times to count. I thought adding more soap or leaving soap bars in the bag would be erotic or sexually stimulating.

Too much soap will upset your stomach. I like to give a relaxed erotic enema and soap should be left for severe constipation.

Most uncomfortable enema was from a young nurse just before my release from the hospital. Several days after surgery I was told in no uncertain terms that I had to demonstrate a bowel movement before I could be released. That made it time for an enema … a small pre-bottled Fleet enema. The nurse was nervous and I just wanted out of the hospital and had no care about showing her my privates. Assumed the knee-chest position and the disaster began. No lubrication for my butt hole and then her nervous hands mis-aimed the nozzle so she reamed the side of my rectum… uncomfortable, yes! A midcourse correction and the water flowed. It worked and I proudly showed her the turd in the toilet. I was happy to be on my way!

I really do not mind if an enema is uncomfortable and gives me cramps, as long as they do not make me scream. I happen to like enemas that are rather punishing and the cramps do act as a punishment. I also really like it when I get an enema that is so large and I have an inflatable plug in my butt and cannot let anything get out of my butt that the enema forces me to have to throw up from it. No!! — the taste in my mouth is not good and I do not really like it. However, it is punishment and punishment is what I like when it comes to enemas. If a Dom is giving me an enema such as that, I will not try to resist it as long as the Dom agrees that after it has been done to me and I stop throwing up and then empty my bowels, I can rinse out my mouth with some good mouth wash to get rid of the bad taste in my mouth.