Using catheters to give your self or others an enemas

Has 1 else use catheters to give your self or others an enemas?

Yes, many times to myself, a few to my ex-wife, all with latex Double Balloon Catheters. To this day I still use my latex DBCs to give them to myself as I enjoy large enemas for long retentions and the DBC practically guarantees no leakage. As a very pleasant side effect, inflated DBC balloons feel extremely pleasant and erotic to use whether you run an enema through them or not. For me, using a DBC is a complete win-win endeavor. What exactly is your interest, or what are you specifically asking for? Thanks,

Eric

I'm incontinent so I get back up time to time. I was wondering if anyone else do it too.

Yep.... see below

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I use Catheter bag for soapy water.

I’ve been using an FR30 Foley for my enemas for years. Easy to insert and flexible enough not to be irritating when inserted. Inexpensive and one lasts about a year with careful care. I do not inflate it.

The typical family enema here has a threatening looking 9/16 inch by 20 inch colon tube with a white delrin terminal plug and 8 home made radial holes set into the end an inch back from that leading plug. But typically the radial spray is given only an inch up, worked back n forth and wiggled a little. If it goes deeper, the receiver takes over with the aim of washing their diverticulum pockets. But one adventurer replaces the plastic button with a small stainless drawer knob and feels for its travel up their descending colon. Then for an advanced search, has used a pinpoint metal detector to trace its advance upwards as it emerges from behind their pubic bone all the way to their splenic flexure.

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Using a catheter bag and volley for enemas is a creative idea! Especially if you can reuse it. Don’t know if it would be cheaper, or easier, than getting a disposable enema kit, which i guess could also be reused.

Once and it was a disaster. After my "nurse" gave me several enemas, she wanted to try Foley catheter for my last one. Either the balloon wasn't large enough or inflated properly; but, when I experienced a strong cramp it felt like I was trying to pass a bowling ball. All of a sudden, the inflated balloon popped out of my butt and I became a human fountain. Thank God we did it in the shower.

When IBS strikes my bride uses a 26Fr catheter to get baking soda solution deeper into the bowel- past the rectum - so there is much less pressure and urgency to evacuate during the enema. Using the 20 inch catheter I can take and hold a 2qt enema with little difficulty. We have never inflated the balloon.

Why a catheter instead of a colon tube? Cost. 26 Fr Foley's cost less than $3 online. Colon tubes are much more expensive. The Foley is also softer and not as rigid as a colon tube and less likely to perforate the colon, or injure a diverticula.

My opinion. Your mileage may vary!

I once had the opportunity to purchase some Fr30 latex balloon catheters from Rüsch.

With this you can make beautiful high enemas with skill. You can feel exactly how deep the balloon is in the colon when it is stretched with water using a syringe.

No, I usually use colon tubes and balloon pairs