Did anyone get multiple enemas in the same day?

My mom had to give me multiple enemas sometimes in the same day because one would not be enough. I think the most I have gotten in one day was probably four.

Your mother DEFINITELY got a charge out of giving you enemas.

@glovelover

Why did your mom "have" to give you multiple enemas? Were you impacted? Was the first not fully effective in making you poo completely?

Did you lose the water before the full dose had been given?

My typical enema session is 3-4 rounds.

I have very occasionally gone more than 5

Are those separate enemas?

Or just rounds/parts of the same enema?

You decide!

Once I take the first enema, I take enemas until I get to a clear return.

My Mom always gave me 3 in each session... Today, I try to take 2, but sometimes more.

On several occasions while growing up I would get an enema two or three days in a row while I was sick, but not in the same day. The only time I received multiple same-day enemas from mom is once (that I recall) when I was in grade school. I was syringed with the bulb before school and got the bag later after school. Mom woke me up early after dad left for work and before anyone else was up, told me I was feverish during the night, and that I needed to be cleaned out "a little" before school. I followed her into the bathroom and while sitting on the toilet watched her prepare the soapy water in the sink. I had already graduated to the family bag for my enemas and was pleasantly surprised she was going to use the bulb this time. Without being told, I got up, close the toilet seat lid, draped a towel over it and then positioned myself on it with my fanny open and waiting for her. I was given 2 bulbfuls (8 oz syringe), expelled and given two more. She then said something like I really needed the enema and that she would be giving me a "good one" after school. That gave me something to think about all day at school, knowing that an uncomfortable session with the big bag awaited me.

When I got home nothing was said about getting another enema. I did my homework, played outside, and had dinner. Soon it was bath time and I was called into the bathroom where I saw the bulging bag hanging from the robe hook next to the toilet. True to her word, mom cleaned me out real good that evening, giving me two big fills with the bag. Some things you just don't forget.

@Lisak said

My typical enema session is 3-4 rounds.

I have very occasionally gone more than 5

Are those separate enemas?

Or just rounds/parts of the same enema?

You decide!

Once I take the first enema, I take enemas until I get to a clear return.

That's what YOU like to do with yourself, playing with your body taking enemas, not your mother giving you enemas.

Your fetish appears to be getting a clear return with your enema series and system cleanouts which aren't medically necessary that you do for fun.

My usual recently is 4-5 quarts, but only one per day because of hypersensitivity of my rectum and anus which usually get too sore to do multiple sequential enemas. Most I've ever had in one day was 3, given by a ProDomme, the first two by bag and the third by JBL, which I really enjoyed with minimal irritation.

Eric

From my mom it was always one and done, just like NCAA hoops.

My mom would give me two enemas,about four hours apart if she thought I was faking sickness to stay home from school,however she would warn me early on that was going to happen! If I was really sick I might not get any enemas or maybe just one if I was plugged up.

Usually my Mom just gave me one enema, mostly when I was sick enough to be kept home from school and got an enema every morning. Very occasionally she wouldn't be satisfied with the results and gave me a second one after I had expelled the first. I was made to hold the first one for 5 minutes before expelling, but I was made to hold the second one for 10 minutes which was definitely a struggle because of the serious cramping it caused. All told I was usually given around a dozen enemas a year as I was growing up, except for the year I was 12 when I was off school for a week with the measles and got a total of 8 enemas during that illness and several more during colds and a bout of the flu for a total of about 2 dozen enemas that year.

@gboy said

Usually my Mom just gave me one enema, mostly when I was sick enough to be kept home from school and got an enema every morning. Very occasionally she wouldn't be satisfied with the results and gave me a second one after I had expelled the first. I was made to hold the first one for 5 minutes before expelling, but I was made to hold the second one for 10 minutes which was definitely a struggle because of the serious cramping it caused. All told I was usually given around a dozen enemas a year as I was growing up, except for the year I was 12 when I was off school for a week with the measles and got a total of 8 enemas during that illness and several more during colds and a bout of the flu for a total of about 2 dozen enemas that year.

WOW, just wow!

Someone should have told your mother enemas don't cure viral infections like colds and especially measles which starts in the throat, lungs, and lymphatic system, sometimes affecting the urinary tract, blood vessels, eyes and central nervous system.

Where do these parents get these ideas?????

@SwitchableSusie

In the 1950-1960s there was a cold medicine called Bromo Quinine which was widely advertized:

https://ehive.com/collections/4339/objects/358512/bromo-quinine-cold-tablets

https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/search/object/nmah_730683

The med contained yellow phenolphthalein. This was the same active ingredient as in ExLax.

I suspect the Bromo Quinine was, at least to some degree, hokum, but the yellow phenolphthalein showed the mom that it was "doing something".

It made you poo, whether you were constipated or not. I suppose the theory was that anyone sick in bed could be assumed to be constipated. As I remember, some hours after getting the pills, staying warm in bed became no longer an option.

When I was 6 yrs. old, I got chicken pox. I got pox on my tongue that itched and burned. My mom salted my food to her taste, which was very salty. Anything I ate burned like crazy. She called our enema-crazy pediatrician who told her I HAD to have salt in my diet. He told her to give me a pint of warm salty water rectally three times a day. She bought a 2 qt. open top bag and gave them to me at breakfast, lunch and dinner in our bath tub. I would leak a lot in the tub. After 3 days of this, she got tired of cleaning the tub and washing me down and she said "The hell with this!" Thank God the enemas stopped.

I often thought about that Ped. and wondered if he was a Klysmo. himself, or if he thought all kids were full of crap all the time. Anytime he came to our house for bronchitis, otitis media, strep throat or anything else, he always Rx'd an enema. We had a boy my age that lived next door and saw the same Ped. and he also got the bag every time he was sick.

@jimmyt44

The sad truth is that the medical profession really has not progressed that much since the Middle Ages. Treatments are still cut, burn, and poison.

While there has been some progress with certain diseases, the only treatment for some infection is cutting out the infected part. Antibiotics are becoming less useful due to Darwinian evolution of super bugs, like MRSA.

But that hasn't stopped medical and big pharma from trumpeting from the rooftops.

In the 1950s this situation was made worse by lack of proper oversight. When that came, many products were removed from the market.

An example was the Mary Cole Mon Docteur douche kit which was banned because of excessive cure claims. It was a perfectly good douche, but the claims could not be supported. Here is one:

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So, the medical profession realized that examining a patient and knowing full well that the person would get wee in due time without any intervention and telling the parent to just do supportive measures was 'bad for business' essentially started ordering placebos. A placebo must be SEEN to be effective, even if it is not. It must also not do harm. A parent told to do nothing doesn't feel they got their money's worth.

And what fills this bill? How about a mighty enema or even several? r even an exotic one. It can certainly be seen to work by the mom.... my kid pood so much he filled the toilet.. It's not going to harm the kid, at least physically. It just makes them do what they usually do anyway.

I think that's probably the genesis of doctors ordering enemas back then. Today, it's a 'script for an antibiotic... even for a viral issue.

I think that's probably the genesis of doctors ordering enemas back then. Today, it's a 'script for an antibiotic... even for a viral issue.

No it isn't, at least around here. Antibiotics for viruses and random minor infections aren't given out because you are promoting resistant strains of bacteria (especially as patients often don't take the whole course) and you are running an unnecessary risk of adverse reactions from the antibiotic.

Sean, I think your "nothing has changed" is a bit of an oversimplification. Yeah, since at sufficient doses most things can be "poisonous" you could say that, but the statistics indicate significantly longer life, and when was the last cholera epidemic in the developed world? Yeah, that wasn't doctors in the "go in for an appointment and get a treatment" sense, but it was doctors working on it. How about smallpox? Polio rates have gone down as well. Look at the jokes, too. In the period before the mid 1800s the jokes were doctors were useless. In the past hundred years or so the jokes have been that doctors are expensive.

And there is a very good reason they go after companies/sellers for making false claims. People buy things based on those claims, and if the claims are false people can be harmed. There are a few exemptions (that there shouldn't be) because of lobbying, most notoriously the "supplement exemption" where they can say darn near whatever they want as long as there's an asterisk somewhere where they note it "hasn't been tested."

It may be a perfectly good douche, but if it is sold (and people buy it) based on a claim for curing, say, UTIs people could be harmed because they didn't go with something known to work.

If one didn't produce enough output there was a second enema that could be expected, although not common at home. While in the hospital, which was often as a kid, multiple enemas were the norm. I recall in preparation for a big surgery it started with a Fleet on a Sunday night and then an enema morning, afternoon and night for a few days. Last night before surgery I had lost count there were so many. Enemas in the Sixties were very prevalent for treatment of neurogenic bowel associated with Spina Bifida . . .

One was always enough when young. The were super strong, made from Ivory Flakes dissolved in a pot of water heated up on the stove. Given with a bulb, they more like giant 8oz suppositories and squirted with lots of force into me they really cleaned me out. The cramps were intense.

Sometimes if the first one did not produce good results my mom would give me a second one..

@coronet54

That was exactly my point to the OP. Multiple laxative enemas, ie: non-rinse enemas, are justified if the first doesn't produce a complete bowel evacuation.

By complete evacuation, I mean both hard, but also firm and soft poo. Not just a few marbles. Passage of a few marbles only, fully justifies another bagful.

When I got an enema as a kid, my mom ALWAYS sat on the bathtub rim 2 feet away from the toilet during the whole expulsion time. I suspect she was listening to what came out, but nevertheless, I was not allowed to flush until she had looked at the results. Usually she was satisfied, likely because she was very good at getting all the bag contents in me, but on occasion, a second bag full followed within a couple of minutes.

Anytime I needed an enema, after mom was satisfied that it had "worked properly", I always got a dose of Castoria.

There were only a few times when mom gave me more than one enema. I got enemas with a bulb, and I was allowed to ask her to stop whenever I felt I couldn't take any more, with the understanding that if it did not produce, it would be repeated. So most times I would only get two to four bulbs and be instructed to hold it about five minutes to let it work before letting it out. Most times mom did not stay in the bathroom but after she heard me flush would come in and ask if it was a good one. Sometimes I would say something like, "A little came out." Then mom would say, "I think I should give you a little more to be sure." And I would agree, because by then my sister and I were already giving ourselves and each other enemas with the bulb in the bathtub, and I liked them. But I was careful not to ask for a second one every time, or she would have caught on.

All of us kids got enemas, and my immediately older sister and I got them twice weekly. Those sessions always includes at least one SSE and a plain water rinse. Frequently, we were given two and sometimes three SSE's and that rinse. We almost always got them together, and always naked, in Mom's master bathroom. By the time we were ten, and eight respectively, we were giving to each other, and were totally hooked on enemas for fun. When we were home alone in the summer months, we frequently gave each other enemas all day. Some of those "sneaked" sessions incleded as many as five SSE's and always a plain rinse.

A majority of the time it would just be one plain water. If she thought I needed something extra it would be one soapy enema followed by a plain rinse. Occasionally she would use mineral oil and when that came out I knew I was many bags away from being free.

I was given enemas on Wednesday and Saturday each week...usually one plain water one. On occasion, I would be first given a soapy one that was followed up with a plain water one. On one occassion, I had four enemas before mom was satisfied with results.

Wow, @Soapy4me, a genuine playmate. How I wish I had had an enema playmate when I was a kid. I wouldn't have spent so many years feeling like I was a weirdo and the only one in the world who liked enemas.

As kids, my brother, sister and I always got one Ivory soap enema with a ten minute hold time. Then one or two salt and baking soda rinse enemas with a five minute hold time. We received the enemas together laying face down across mom’s bed, each on separate a towel. Most of the time we were nude, however, there were times we had a T shirt on.

At our grandmothers, we received enemas from her in the bathroom laying across a towel on her lap nude, as we got older, we were moved from her lap to a towel on the floor in the knee chest position nude. We got one Ivory soap enema, and one or two salt and baking soda rinse enemas with the same hold times, just like at home.

We received multiple enemas the same day, only when sick, one in the morning after the other two were gotten off to school, and one in the evening before bed. As a rule, they were only salt and baking soda enemas, unless the Doctor ordered otherwise. The two that weren’t sick, always got a salt and baking soda enema in the evening before bed, as long as one of the three of us were sick.

No. A 32oz.warm castille soapy water enema (@ age 9--10 / 40 oz.@ 11--12) always gave me a very thorough clean out. A second enema was never needed.

I heard from one member here that as a child her mom would give her a bulb enema and then stand there while she emptied. Mom would then make her get up and inspect her handiwork. If it wasn't to her liking she wouldn't say anything, just start filling the bowl again. At that point she knew she would be getting another one.

Susan and I have given each other numerous enemas in preparation for being mummified for two days.

The only time I ever had multiple enemas was when my wife and I spent time at the Wellness Institute and that first morning they came by and gave us mineral oil enemas followed by a large soapy one to be certain that all the oil was expelled. Talk about a cleaning out!