What do you think of icewater enemas?

What do you think about ice water enemas?

What do you think about ice water enemas?

I think they are cold - and crampy. I'll stick with warm temps as I want them to be relaxing whether giving or receiving.

Ive never had a cold water enema and not sure I do. The thought of the cold water and cramping is not to comforting for me. Nothing wrong with it I’m sure, but I’ll stick to nice warm water and a nice long thick nozzle!!!!

It can be used if you wanna punish someone

I take cold tap water enemas when I have a fever. Never tried ice water.

At the end of the story cramping is one main part of the pleasure !! So I was really curious about it, but at the end I can not couple the idea of cold with the idea to be horny. If I'm horny I'm hot, not cold, I find much more natural the idea to stop the excitement with the cold, as an example a mistress that uses ice to stop ejaculation during milking .. so cold is much more relate to stop excitement than turn it on.

Concluding probably i really like cramps but it should be better to choose the correct solution than use a cold enema.

Clearly, because people think about the cold enema as a punishment method the curiosity is still there! … in the hands of the punishment giver

I tried it once just to see what is was like, used an open top bag with ice cubes, almost immediately after I started the flow the cramps started, I only was able to take about ¾ of the bag and couldn’t hold it long. It made me very cold, I won’t be doing that again.

I think the risk is not worth it! 😝

Sounds like pain…

I wouldn't try ice, but I do like to intentionally take cooler temp waters, because I really enjoy being able to feel the cool water as it shoots or traces it's way inside me. I also enjoy the feeling of something foreign entering me. I find body temp enemas where I can't even tell the water is entering to be really boring and unless they have soap, they take too long to release.

Not for me. I like the water to be very warm or hot. Filling with a warm water enema feels much better as it stimulates my prostate and I love feeling of the warmth spreading through me.

I've played around with ice water enemas just to see what it was like. Very intense. I don't think I can take a quart before it becomes too painful.

One fun experience was taking a very warm water (110 degrees) enema and, while retaining it, immediately following with a cold water (55 degrees) enema. Maybe 1.5 quarts of the warm and 1 quart of the cold. When expelling, there is an interesting experience. First you expel the cold water which is tingly cool, somewhat painful, and a little numbing. At some point, there is a transition to the hot water, as though your body adjusted the faucet.

So it's like, “Ow, ow, ow! Ahhhhh….”

Fun if you're into temperature play.

I'm a lover of cold enemas because they induce orgasmic contractions. True ice water, at 0*C or 23*F, is shockingly cold, but it pretty quickly numbs the nerve endings. I find water closer to 10 or 15*C (roughly 50 to 60 degreed F) to actually be more punishing. Everybody, please be careful with this. Very cold enemas cause a rapid large increase in heart rate and blood pressure. It absolutely could precipitate a heart attack.

A Domme many years ago told me to insert 3 ice cubes into my bottom. It was so painful after a couple of minutes that I had to push them out. Fortunately for me, they came right out. I’d actually like to try a few cold water enemas, but I’ll stay away from any more ice (water).

@azdiane: I'm a lover of cold enemas because they induce orgasmic contractions. True ice water, at 0*C or 23*F, is shockingly cold, but it pretty quickly numbs the nerve endings. I find water closer to 10 or 15*C (roughly 50 to 60 degrees F) to actually be more punishing. Everybody, please be careful with this. Very cold enemas cause a rapid large increase in heart rate and blood pressure. It absolutely could precipitate a heart attack.

@azdiane,

I believe I read that somewhere else as well, but why do you think the 50-60 degree F enema is more difficult?

Eric

P.S. Anyone know how to type a “degrees” (as in C, F or K) symbol (superscript o) on an iPhone or iPad? EDIT: see solution above, #16 from @eman445. Thanks.

Our hot water heater went out once during the winter. Because it was still under warranty they had to order the exact one to replace it. A girlfriend who loved enemas was living here. We both tried normal water from the faucet. It was freezing cold. It was very hard to retain. We found that we could either boil water to make warm water or just let a little water from the bag taken from the faucet in a little bit at a time. After a few minutes, it became body temperature. It would have been funny if anyone would have walked in or used a camera on us. Two girls walking around with bags and nozzles in our butts. What we also thought was weird was if we let the cold water out our butts were like frozen and hard. Our butts would pucker up and it felt hard.

@ericmacson to get deg symbol on iPhone , select the 123 button on the keyboard to get your number to show at the top and press and hold the zero button and a 0 and a ° will appear ,slide to the left to select the deg. ° 100°

A former GF put about 3 ice cubes up my butt once and the cold was just way too intense. Not fun. So, I'll pass on any ice water enemas. However, I do enjoy cold tap water enemas. Bear in mind that I live in Texas, not the mountains of, say, Colorado or Wyoming, so the cold water tap is merely cool. During the summer here, many times the ‘cold’ tap water isn't even cold but rather tepid or even lukewarm. But, either way, no ice water for me.

NOT a fan of the idea of receiving one. I have heard though that ice water enemas are an actual prescribed cure for some cases of priapism. I can believe that, I could imagine an ice water enema shrinking mine to peanut size.

@ericmacson to get deg symbol on iPhone , select the 123 button on the keyboard to get your number to show at the top and press and hold the zero button and a 0 and a ° will appear ,slide to the left to select the deg. ° 100°

@eman445,

Perfect! Thank you. I had tried that general method of holding keyboard keys down to generate alternate symbols, but I thought it was from the letter ”o” and not numeral 0. I’m using an iPad 8th Gen running iPadOS 15.5 for this. Holding down the o key gives you multiple versions of o with accents, umlauts, tildes and others including even œ, but not superscript o. Switching to using the numeral zero (0) key as you said gives you the superscript °.

I had started doing some reading in the iPhone 11 Manual on Apple Support, but hadn’t reached seeing your solution yet. Thanks again,

Eric

I have had several cold water enemas years ago and I wasn't a fan of them. I'm sure that an ice water enema would be pure torture. No thank you. I'll pass on that.

I personally like taking ice cold enemas. I usually take a 2 quart bag of warm water. while retaining that water I start a second 2 quart bag of ice water. Really feels good.. when ½ of that bag is in me, my wife starts a 3rd 2 quart bag of really warm water.. when that bag is in me, she will restart the bag of ice water. I find that the ice water taken that way allows me to take more water…than I could w/o it!

I'll pass on those too.

I did try this once. It was impossible to hold way before the bag had emptied. This was not enjoyable.

Hate them,mom tried to give me one as a punishment enema,however i wasnt having anything to do with it!

There's a big difference between a cool water enemas and ice water. Ice water is actually dangerous because it lowers your core temperature, which can bring on hypothermia.

When I was young, and had severe fevers, the Dr would tell my mom to give me a cool water enema, he suggested room temperature.

Enematically

Steve

Failed attempt at a Darwin Award!

I am pretty sure I’ve heard or read somewhere this could be done as a last resort during critical temperatures above 40°C without proper treatment or its absence. Cold towels could be applied as well. Approaching from the physics side I would give around 1°C of body temperature to drop down for every 2 quarts of water (75kg adult, 4000J*kg/°K blood conductivity) considering proper thermal conductivity. This is actually interesting topic to do a research with numbers, skin and fat should transfer the heat much slower. Ice cold bath is definitely not a variant here though, that will likely kill fast.

Play safe.

I am pretty sure I’ve heard or read somewhere this could be done as a last resort during critical temperatures above 40°C without proper treatment or its absence. Cold towels could be…

@Nanjoy,

Interesting. I’m a retired US MD but have only read about cooling methods in hyperthermic patients. I never had a patient that I needed to actively cool. When you refer to use of an ice cold bath, you mean immersion of the hyperthermic patient in ice water? What are you saying might cause the patient’s death - too rapid cooling? Or overshoot causing severe hypothermia? Arrhythmias? Thank you,

Eric, MD

I suspect ice water could cause blood to clot, maybe.

But i have received very cool enema in a hot bath and that was good.

And, The water don't have to be terribly cool in a hot bath for the enema to pleasure nicely.

Here's an article on ice Baths vs Cyrotherapy;

https://icebarrel.com/cryotherapy-and-ice-baths-whats-the-difference/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3KmYqMew-AIVwwh9Ch1eFQ5TEAAYBCAAEgJ5xPD_BwE

And another article on Whole Body Cryotherapy - a chamber you get in that can get down to -200 to -300° F and you sit/stand in it for 2-4 minutes. Supposedly to enhance sports recovery times from injury/stress. My stupid kid did this once, fortunately he didn't have any adverse effects. It's not FDA approved - and almost anybody (gyms etc) can install and use them.

https://www.webmd.com/pain-management/what-is-whole-body-cryotherapy