Enema with full bowel

When I try to do it when I'm full of stool I can't take much and is a let down. If know I'm partial full yes I do like it and follow it up with rinse. But I really do like to do it on full tank more like 1/3 to 1/2 full so I can get some volume in there.

Lately I have only had enemas with a full bowel. Mostly due to constipation caused by medication. I have noticed that my tolerance for having a comfortable enema has diminished. I use a 1500CC medical bucket with capacity markings. I start the flow and by the time I’ve taken 10 Oz I feel like I have to poop. I stop the enema and rest and start again. Every few seconds I have to do the same thing. So far I have been able to power through and take the whole 1.5 Qts. I have no capacity for hold time at all and immediately move to the toilet. Then it takes about 20 minutes to completely expel. Before the medication induced constipation enemas were much more comfortable.

This was an awful week for my insides and emotions. My body was telling me that I needed a good cleaning out. I can't image not having an enema bag for times like this. It made me feel like a new woman.

This was an awful week for my insides and emotions. My body was telling me that I needed a good cleaning out. I can't image not having an enema bag for times like this. It made me feel like a new woman.

It is amazing the effects of a good enema series can have. Im glad you feel reset. I have seen from other posts you have attentive husband, was it solo or with his aid?

It seems much easier to trigger peristaltic contractions if the rectum is full, I don't know but I suspect the the valve action between the rectum and descending colon may be more difficult to breech with the enema solution because the fecal matter that was in the rectum may provide a more significant blockage. We, my wife and myself, will go more slowly at the start adding maybe several to ten minutes to the beginning and we can detect the cramps giving way to a gurgle as the leakage around the top of the rectum into the colon gives way, after that it is much easier to fill up. Of course in the mean time your partner is telling you about how badly you need not only this but some serious cleaning out, to a lot of us here that is like being in the candy store. It doesn't hurt either if your partner is tracing lazy circles around their genitals and talking about how much they like to see that tube disappearing into you and what is going to happen before you get dressed again. In almost any case, with a full or partially full rectum the first enema will take more time to deliver the first 20 or so ounces than the following enemas. It would be my guess that once the colon has been filled with some solution and even after evacuation of that the valve action between the rectum and colon is changed for the next hour maybe and so the rectum does not distend as much and is less likely to trigger the urge to evacuate.

@Nixie what did he use rto constipate you?

I've always thought an oatmeal enema would be fun. Would probably have to be given with one of those plunger syringes and a bit runny. Fill them as much as possible, then put in a big plug and let their body absorb the water for 24hr or so. Bet that would be hard to push out.

Having a big plug inside for 24 hr would drive them crazy.

Like many of us here, my early enemas were because I was constipated and it was an effective cure. But over the years it became more that I wanted an enema rather than I needed one. I can’t remember the last time I was actually constipated to the point that an enema was the appropriate action. These days my enemas are usually the result of wanting one when I have the time to do it and when I had my last good shit is not even a factor.

@Saraswitches I have seen from other posts you have attentive husband, was it solo or with his aid?

Thank you, I have a wonderfully attentive husband. However, today it was just me, alone with a candle, warming pad, puppy pad, bath towels, Pinky syringe, two quarts of warm water and a bar of Castile soap. I'm feeling human again.