Enemas in Russia

Perhaps you would be interested to know about enema in Russia? How are they given in the hospital or at home? Ask questions, and I'll answer. Later, we compare what is common, and what is the difference.

Always interested to hear more about enemas in different cultures. I remember seeing a photo of a giant enema syringe outside a spa in Russia with a group of white clad ladies, therapists, standing toasting the statue. Perhaps you are more relaxed about this wonderful treatment than we are here in the UK

Perhaps you would be interested to know about enema in Russia?

I would love to hear about gynecology in Russia ;-)

N.

Always interested to hear more about enemas in different cultures. I remember seeing a photo of a giant enema syringe outside a spa in Russia with a group of white clad ladies, therapists, standing toasting the statue. Perhaps you are more relaxed about this wonderful treatment than we are here in the UK

Yes, such a monument really exists. It's just as shameful and almost no one wants to get it. .

@Ene1994

It would be interesting to know if the sessions depicted in some of the Russian enema videos are realistic or not. I suspect the latter.

The monument reference is:

https://st4.depositphotos.com/1004010/25008/i/1600/depositphotos_250084474-stock-photo-monument-to-enema.jpg

For many years I went for colonic irrigation by a lovely lady who worked in a town near where I live. When her husband, who worked in the oil and gas industry, was relocated to Russia she moved with him to Moscow. She said to me that she would love to start a colonic irrigation clinic in Moscow, but thought it might be difficult. Sadly I have lost contact with her, but I often wonder how she might have got on.

Do you have any idea? Are there colonic irrigation clinics in Russia, how are they regulated, can you just make an appointment for a treatment or do you have to have a doctor's prescription? Thanks

Do recall reading an article on this some years ago. It related to enema use in psychiatric hospitals and also political prisoners and the use of enemas.

Can't be of more help sorry….

Do recall reading an article on this some years ago. It related to enema use in psychiatric hospitals and also political prisoners and the use of enemas.

Can't be of more help sorry….

As zity is a politcs-free zone, i'll try to be as short and polite as possible. In terms of politics, economics, infrastructure and overall wellbeing Russia is very controversial place. There are a lot of really great things. But for each of them one got at least two awfully bad.

If you interested in any details - i'll try to answer in PM.

Do you have any idea? Are there colonic irrigation clinics in Russia, how are they regulated, can you just make an appointment for a treatment or do you have to have a doctor's prescription? Thanks

There definitely are colonic irrigation clinics here. As far as i know they not regulated strictly and you don't need a prescription.

The quantity is very different on each region. There are at least a few dozens in Moscow.

There are interesting linguistic fact.

The term "receiving enema" or even "screwing the enema in" used as an allusion on "hard talk with boss".

And that's phrase is totally not in sexual context. Moreover, it's used in talks between 60+ y/o professors.

It would be interesting to know if the sessions depicted in some of the Russian enema videos are realistic or not. I suspect the latter.

I don't know which exactly videos you are talking about.

There are series called "Russian Gynecology". It's an explicit pure comedy.

There are another series "The Rough Man". It's more of a bad acted parodic drama.

But there are both quite realistic in terms of some doctors behavior. Which is sad, to be honest.

Frankly, i've never got to hospital or receive an enema in medical facility. So i'm also interested in this. So i'll be glad if @Ene1994 share her experience.

I'm also interested in how realistic stonefox and other videos are!

I believe they have a big statue of a bulb enema syringe somewhere in Russia. That in itself is interesting. From a medical viewpoint enemas to treat constipation maybe viewed more favorably in Russia than in the USA.

I believe they have a big statue of a bulb enema syringe somewhere in Russia. That in itself is interesting. From a medical viewpoint enemas to treat constipation maybe viewed more favorably in Russia than in the USA.

See post #5. There’s a link.

Here are 2 Links ive found.

https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna25265056

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/monument-to-enemas

This monument really exists. It's geographical coordinates is 44.081458, 43.091701.

You can find it on Open Street Map:

https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/5140004721

On Google Maps:

https://goo.gl/maps/MrwbfXbQiRMrL6aQ8

And on Yandex Maps (which is kinda russian google):

https://yandex.ru/maps/org/klizma/123527434023/?l=trf%2Ctrfe&ll=43.091701%2C44.081458&z=17.74

Found this on youtube, I think it is from Russia:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCAk_SGjnSQ

Also, I have seen a lot of training films on enema administration from Russia, so it seems that enemas are more common place.

Came here to see if I was the only one in whole Russia who received enemas (and soap) as punishment in my childhood)) (My mom was a medical sister/nurse, so it was kinda strange). I thought “in the whole world” before, but I found this site and found out that there are definitely other people in the world getting that. Though it is not very popular, definitely.

I lived in Russia since birth into my mid teens so maybe I can add my perspective. I have memories of receiving several enemas for constipation during my early years. With a bulb, over the lap when I was very young, and laying on my left side later on - now I know it as the Simms position. I know I must have complained about it at the time, but I can't recall any negative experiences either. As a youth I have also had an enema administered to me at a Russian hospital, you can read about my experience here: https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=1160009

My mother used enemas for constipation throughout her life and so did my stepfather. The standard red bag was always hanging from the bathroom door. I like to think enemas are somewhat more popular in Russia than in the rest of the world for a few reasons. The proximity to Europe where historically they were more popular. Also ‘natural’/folk remedies are more accepted (or used to be) there and are less discredited than in NA for example. But this is just my observation and limited knowledge.

@Liya Why did she give you enemas? punishment, or other reasons?

Found this on youtube, I think it is from Russia:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCAk_SGjnSQ

Also, I have seen a lot of training films on enema administration from Russia, so it seems that enemas are more common place.

Haven’t seen that one, but there’s a very good one of a beautiful 20-30-something Russian woman on an exam table in a clinic receiving an enema from a white coated “doctor” through a double balloon catheter. Very erotic and pleasant. If I find it again, I’ll post the link here.

Eric

Looks like video from Russian-Gynecology.com

What kind of solutions do they use in Russia? Anything different from the North America? Is soap a popular choice or are there some solutions that we would have never heard about here?

There are lot of recipes, yet nothing truly original: plain water, soapy solution, salty solution, glycerine solution, baking soda solution, milk, oil.

Majority of ordinal/occasional enema users just uses plain water from a tap. Even not filtered.

There is another issue. Save, proven and stable quality soap for enemas is not widely available in Russia. I've used Dr.Bronners for years buying it in international shop. Now i'm using locally made castile-like liquid soap.

There is one another recipe. It called "Клизма Огнева" ("Ognev's enema", Ognev - famous Russian surgeon). Sometimes its called "Огненная клизма" (literally "fire-enema"). It's very rough. And i not recommend it to be tried in any conditions. The recipe found in russian wiki: 200 ml of 3% Hydrogen peroxide solution, 200 ml of pure glycerine, 200 ml of soapy solution.

That fire enema sounds painful. Is there water in there or is that it?

That fire enema sounds painful. Is there water in there or is that it?

That it. At least as far as i understand: everywhere in the web is exact same recipe.

Found this video entitled Russian Enema Facilities on YouTube.

Not super exciting, but looks like a tutorial or medical training video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZyaiVBBE3M

I wonder how the “Fire Enema” and @switchablesusie ‘s Rough Ride enemas compare. Not that I want to try them.