How do you determine if your enema recipient has had enough?

That's the question. You can say “prescribed amount,” or anything else. For me, it's when no more water will go in (bag or can at a reasonable level). If she has a lot of gas, it's sometimes not much to start. If it's her 3rd or 4th enema, 2+++ quarts. I have never had a receiver unable to take at least 2 quarts, if she's had a small enema at first to empty her rectum. It's easy to check.

@Doctorh3 In another post you stated 24" as the height from the anus to the bag/can, and then gave the enema until no more solution went in. What nozzle do you use, retention style, DBRC, or do you hold a standard nozzle in during the enema ?? Also, do you use a flow indicator?? I'm interested in the process--thanks!!

When water starts flowing out of their mouth like a Cupid statue.

Just kidding.

Egirlky, I’m so glad you haven’t lost your dry sense of wet humor. Hugs!

@Lance29 You know me, honey. I'm quite an oddball.

@egirlky (3) or do you mean something like this?

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@Doctorh3 In another post you stated 24" as the height from the anus to the bag/can, and then gave the enema until no more solution went in. What nozzle do you use, retention style, DBRC, or do you hold a standard nozzle in during the enema ?? Also, do you use a flow indicator?? I'm interested in the process--thanks!!

Process is simple. You are correct, 18-24" in. Bag height above her anus, with some possible elevation if things are not going well (as another poster has mentioned, “raise & lower the bag,” but not so as to force water into her above normal capacity). I use a douche nozzle, since most of the enemas I have given to medfetish patients are to people I don't know well. Flow indicator? No. I use a Walmart bag or another drugstore bag, and vaseline or K-Y for lubrication. The bags are advertised as 2qt. I have checked occasionally to see, but I can't remember telling a patient how much the bag holds. I think it is better she doesn't know. I do explain she has to take it all. With medfetish patients, it's new equipment every time, though I have on occasion used the patient's own equipment. Hygiene prevents disasters.

The recipient has had enough only when the bag is empty. That is what my internal sadist tell, at least.

But talking about gentle and comfy enemas there are two devices: flow indicator and inline pump.

When the flow indicator slows down it displays some resistance, which in turn can be caused by mass in the colon or by the colon's muscle contractions.

So the inline pump gets to the help. Small pushes of it can move the masses in the colon so the water flow recovers. But when it not helps it can be as indicator of enough for this round and need for another.

The pressure that one applied to inline pump is very important and indicative. When couple of small pushes not helps. And one need to apply force to inline pump. And 30-60 second pause not helps. That the definitely enough point. In terms of safety.

@egirlky (3) or do you mean something like this?

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I knew I’d seen something like that but that cartoon is the exact one I’d seen. Nice. The real revelation was that I’d never seen or even imagined the Flintstones giving enemas.

Eric

I knew I’d seen something like that but that cartoon is the exact one I’d seen. Nice. The real revelation was that I’d never seen or even imagined the Flintstones giving enemas.

Eric

And who wouldn't mind getting that big bulb one from Betty ???

I usually stick with the 2 quarts at least for the first two or three . I do increase it based on the flow and have a third quart ready to go to top off . I have had the receiver request more and added another quart. I keep the bag about 18 to 20 inches above the person receiving. After the 3rd or 4th the bag empties quick so I slow it down a bit . It seems to keep cramping to a minimum. Had alot of positive feedback from the person after the full session

And who wouldn't mind getting that big bulb one from Betty ???

@jonormal,

Wow. I hope Wilma knows what she got herself into. Or how much Betty’s planning on squeezing into her!

Eric

Sometimes I can get a belly stretch

When water starts flowing out of their mouth like a Cupid statue.

Just kidding.

😂😂😂

... and if it's clear, you know it's all clean 😎

Interesting question and answers so far. I used to give a few enemas for enjoyment and sexual stimulation to my ex-wife and my last 1 or 2 GFs before her, because I’ve been lucky to have them approve of and share with me all of my 6 fetishes including enemas. But the last ones I gave to anyone of them was before my divorce in 2010. I only do my own solo enemas now for ~12 years. Just coincidentally with some answers on this thread, I usually hang my bag on a shower door about 24” above me. Sometimes I’ve tried it much higher, as sometimes I enjoy the faster inflow. In all this time, enemas given to myself since age 15, I never recall any of them stopping because the water inflow was minimal or zero due to the back pressure from my colon being as high as the bag inflow pressure (i.e., “no more water would go in”). My endpoint would always be either my preset volume goal (I think I’d like 3, or 4 or 5 quarts today before I orgasm) or less than that if the enema is so stimulating that I‘m compelled to have an orgasm at a lower volume. Or, rarely, the enema is giving me unanticipated cramps or irritation or severe pushing/evacuation urges. Other than those situations, I just leave the bag running and the enema inflow stops when and because the bag is empty. If I were to add more water, more would keep going in.

Eric

@Doctorh3 Flow indicator? No.

Cheap and easy to add to your setup. Just snip the hose and attach this inline flow indicator. Can be very telling.

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