Hearing your enema

My husband (an electrical engineer), made a little biofeedback box with a sensor that "tees" into the enema tube. If the pressure in the hose is high, the box emits a higher pitched tone. When you are relaxed and the water is flowing in freely, the pitch drops to a very low pleasant tone. I found if I lie on my back and breath deeply, my insides relax and the tone drops. If I am fidgiting, or get a cramp, the tone goes up high. It's fun for me so see how low I can get the tone. He was wondering if anyone else thought this was a cool device.

That sounds like a very cool device.

Yes, would be really fun toying around with a device like that. And your husband is 100% an engineer doing projects like that! 😄 Do you find that you get more pleasure out of the enemas when using this auditory assistant or is not physically the same since you can already easily tell yourself how things are going?

An interesting idea. I think the easiest way to do it would be to use a Foley catheter, like a 30ml Fr 32, or balloon style enema nozzle and monitor the inflation pressure in the balloon. Done this way, no solution or poo will get into the monitoring apparatus. It would also be a way for the giver to determine if the recipient's reactions are real or faked. LoL.

Actually, a simple version can easily be made by “T”ing in a aneriod pressure guage from an old style BP cuff into the inflation like of the rectal balloon.

That sounds really neat . Good job for your husband, does he help you with your enemas? Have fun and play safe.

Sounds like a good idea for a patent. I’d bet there are a lot of things involving flow rates besides enemas where that could be applied.

Your husband is a smart guy.

I can almost always hear the water flowing within a second or so after I crack the valve.

Since there is no on around to hear it, it doesn't matter.

The main sound is the sounds I make during the whole process.

I often groan, moan, or occasionally even grunt, or squeal.

All the more reason to do it all in complete privacy. No one needs to hear that or see me like that!

Try listening to your colon with a stethoscope while filling it with enema solution….interesting noises.

You can also get a sense of how close to the cecum the solution goes.

I always record the expulsions on my digital audio recorder. It would be interesting to record my tummy noises while I'm taking in an enema and holding it in. My tummy always makes grumbling and gurgling sounds. Is there a stethoscope device that plugs into a digital recorder?

Sounds very cool….. he should market them - @sirensong and I would buy one!