When an enema is really uncomfortable

When I have gas, a large enema can be very uncomfortable. Mom would insert several glycerin suppositories or inject a small amount of liquid glycerin before a large cleansing enema which helped to expel the gas. Also m and m and Mayo enemas are quite uncomfortable if retained for the required time. Growing up my sisters and I received garlic enemas when we were sick. They were very crampy and hard to retain. My girlfriend has given me lobelia herbal enemas and occasionall alum enemas. Impossible to retain for long.

I am in need of a good, hot soapsuds enema this morning (or more). I NEED the uncomfortable stomach cramping that the mixture will provide. I love laying in bed looking up at my red enema bag knowing that the bag and I will be working together to force me to have a bowel movement. I have bad IBS with constipation every day of my life and like my Mother, I am totally dependent on enemas.

I really do not mind if an enema is uncomfortable and gives me cramps, as I happen to like enemas that are rather punishing and the cramps do act as punishment.

I ate junk last night that I didn't need (too much dinner and topped it off with cheesecake) and too much of it. Now I feel bad both physically (gas, sluggish and stomach ache) and I know a couple of strong Ivory soap enemas will help me out. My husband is mostly bed bound and can't help, so I wish I could have someone to administer one to me in the knee chest position, raising and lowering the bag. That would also help to promote a nice orgasm.

I hope I succeed in my conquest.

I hope I succeed in my conquest.

Keep us posted, @Moms_Egirl!

Our body is a complex collection of nerves, connected to our brain. The complex network of these transmission components that are interrelated can be disturbed by the immune system, nutrition, hydration, diet, exercise, sleep and external stimulation. Add in age, genetics, heredity and then dump a half gallon of warm water inside yourself and all sort of things can happen. Please excuse this laborious writing, but appreciate my intent to inform. It’s not rocket science; much more complicated. Don’t judge your body by others and expect the unexpected. Peace!

There is a distinct difference between painful and uncomfortable. Clearly an enema should not be painful, but let's be honest adding a quart or two of some warm soapy solution to the lower bowel is introducing some quantity that is not traditionally present, nor is it some material that is not normally present. The body doesn't necessarily like the idea of the enema being there and is going to protest. That protest comes as discomfort. Overdo it and that protest will be pain pure and simple. In a way, and here is the engineer's explanation, there is a tradeoff between the discomfort of being constipated and the discomfort of taking the enema. If it is truly painful then you have done something wrong.

let's be honest added a quart or two of some warm soapy solution to the lower bowel is introducing some quantity that is not traditionally present, nor is it some material that is not normally present. The body doesn't necessarily like the idea of the enema being there and is going to protest. That protest comes as discomfort.

That is all true but you can do things to alleviate the discomfort. Start out with no more than a quart and let it out. You might not get good results but then do another quart and hold it for a bit. After a few you will get results then one a little larger finishes the problem. You can also do a bulb of mineral oil before you start to soften it. I know moms likes the cramps a good sospsuds enema gives but you can get results without cramps.

@Moms_Egirl said…

I wish I could have someone to administer one to me in the knee chest position, raising and lowering the bag.

Why not rig your bag up to some type of pulley system where you can raise and lower it by pulling or moving a rope yourself. That way you can experience the feeling.

I gave myself one with lemon juice in the water a long time ago and it hurt a lot. I was in a lot of pain for a while. If I remember correctly, I ended up just going to sleep to try to escape the miserable feeling.

An uncomfortable enema can often be the most beneficial enema.

I am going to agree because my soap overloads always feels great after repeated expels. I'm waiting to have it forced on me by a female Domme.

@Moms_Egirl said…Why not rig your bag up to some type of pulley system where you can raise and lower it by pulling or moving a rope yourself. That way you can experience the feeling.

That takes all the fun out of it!

@MissStress Yes indeed, a very ingenious idea with a pulley! But like @Moppys_jalopy commented, that takes all the fun out of it! I'd rather have the surprise element of not knowing when the bag would be raised and lowered. It's quite thrilling!

Update on the hot, soapy enema I took a couple of days ago, it was fantastic! I enjoyed every drop going in, along with the delicious stomach cramps and a very distended belly. I took a total of 3 enemas resulting in a very cleaned out colon and a cecum flush. I was literally pushing a towel against my stomach while grunting, moaning and sweating. It's pretty rare when it happens but it wiped me out, resulting in a rest period afterward. I NEEDED those enemas!

My only experience in my 50+ years of enemas is when i get carried away with adding to much ivory soap.since it reminds me so much of childhood enemas the smell of ivory is sometimes a overwhelming thing when preparing my bags,once inside cramps and not being able to take much more than half a bag before retreating to toilet.for myself taking a full bag at a time and watching it empty in me is always my goal

That is one thing an enema and a girdle have in common.

The worse it feels, the more you need it!

I have had a few enemas in the past where they were uncomfortable. I think my colon was irritated or inflamed which caused a strong reaction to want to release the water immediately. The usual pleasurable feeling was not to be had and the session had to end. I would try again in a couple days and everything was fine.

It's been 2.5 years since I started this thread. OMG, how much the pandemic has affected our lives since then! At the same time, I finally found a wonderful doctor who understands my sensitive G.I. system and we talk so comfortably woman to woman about the size and length of a rectal tube and probiotics to put up my behind! Lol

Honestly, the purpose of taking high volume enemas for me is serious discomfort. Enemas for many of us are masochistic. Via which we are aroused.

My gut is irksome and has a handful of days like that where it just refuses to take more than a quart or two without cramping something fierce. I can never figure out why, but it's not rare enough for me to write it off entirely and wonder if there's another cause I'm unaware of. I just want to fill up like a water balloon, but apparently that's just asking too much some days.

Fairly often. Not always but often enough to be worth doing:

Knee-chest position is also used in yoga. Often if you get in knee-chest 10 minutes or so before you start your pre-enema, much of the time any gas you have in the lower parts will come out. That will reduce discomfort significantly!