Is a lubricated finger inserted in your anus prior to insertion of an enema nozzle or colon hydrothe

I was feeling tense the day that I went to a spa to receive colon hydrotherapy where they have a closed hydrotherapy system with a hose with a five inch plastic speculum that is inserted in your anus. I was greeted at the spa by a new colon therapist who was an attractive woman who appeared to be in her late twenties. She was wearing light green scrubs and was very friendly. I disrobed and covered my groin area with a hand towel when I laid on my back on a padded table. It was placed near a wall where the hydrotherapy machine was mounted. She sat down on a stool next to me, and she explained the colon hydrotherapy procedures involving the insertion of her finger in my anus to stretch it open and to make sure, that there was no blockage prior to insertion of the plastic speculum. She then had me lay on my left side so that my bottom was facing her. She removed the towel, and then she inserted a lubricated finger in my anus and slowly moved it around while having me blow air out of my mouth and allow myself to relax. I enjoyed the feeling of her finger in my anus, and I was grateful that she had taken the time to lubricate my anus and check for any blockage prior to insertion of the plastic speculum. This elicited pleasant childhood and teenage memories of how my mother, aunt, and an adult female friend of my mother, prior to inserting an enema nozzle in my anus, would cover a finger with Vaseline and then massage my anus prior to slowly putting their finger inside my anus and stretch it open to receive an enema nozzle. As I grew older and larger bulb syringes were used with larger nozzles, the repeated insertion of the nozzle would sometimes result in soreness. Whenever I reported the discomfort to them at the end of the enema, they would again cover a finger with Vaseline and slowly massage my anus which resulted in a reduction of discomfort. I now have a strong desire to have Vaseline placed inside my anus and on an enema nozzle when using a bulb syringe or enema bag. When the colon therapist inserted the lubricated plastic speculum into my anus, it fit tight inside of my anus and created feelings of pain which caused me to feel vulnerable and submissive. The discomfort changed to pleasurable feelings when my anus relaxed and I began to feel warm water flowing inside of me. I became more relaxed when the colon therapist massaged my abdominal area during the procedure. I am curious as to what experiences and feelings others have had when a lubricated finger, colon therapy speculum, and enema nozzle are inserted in their anus.

I have enjoyed several colonic sessions where a lubricated finger was inserted prior to the speculum. I enjoy it immensely at any point I'm getting a colonic or enema. I also enjoy penetration, whether a finger, douche nozzle, or dildo is utilized during a massage. There is another thread dealing with prostate massage and fisting.

If sexual arousal is intended and desired, any anal penetration and prostate stimulation is a plus. I've found that this minimizes or eliminates potential needs for use of the "blue pill". If having an enema or colonic at a typical clinic or spa, I try to remain as appropriate as possible. Those involuntary reactions are sometimes very challenging to control.

Few things surpass those wonderful feelings that some anal/prostate stimulation trigger. Subsequent intercourse, fellatio, or a hand job are certainly enhanced! Enemassage is one way to achieve a very therapeutic and relaxing outcome as well.

I have had several colonics as well where a gloved lubed finger is inserted for a few minutes to check for any blockages like you said, and just to stretch it out a tad. I thoroughly enjoy that sensation. It is definitely what is needed to relax me before the session.

I've had a couple enemas, only at the doctors office. Each time it was a woman nurse and no she did not insert her finger prior to the enema nozzle.