Nurses and Enemas

I am curious as to the likelihood of a RN or health care worker to be more likely to engage in enema play, at least the giving, because of their workplace experiences than non health care workers.

I remember when I was younger, I had a nurse girl friend who I asked about enemas and she replied triple H enemas- high, hot and a hell of a lot. Unfortunately, I never asked her for one or suggested giving her one.

Later in life, I asked for and got several enemas from a nurse who I was seeing at the time.

I know SwitchableSuzie is a BSN/MSN and is very creative and knowledgable.

I guess, the question might be hard to reply to without first hand experience. Just curious as to any thoughts on the subject. It could be that an enema loving male or female might want to target nurses for dating prospects. Kind of like killing two birds with one stone.

When I was 13 years old and in the hospital with rheumatic fever, there was one night I thought I'd be getting an enema from the cute nurse on duty. My roommate did but I didn't. Darn! I had never gotten an enema from anyone other than parents,grandmother or myself.

Well, nurses are certainly used to giving enemas on certain hospital floors/departments. You wouldn't have to convince them that it isn't a big deal to give or get an enema.

You guys would have thought you were in heaven if you were a patient in the childrens hospital where I spent twelve years.Enemas were a common sight everyday for surgery prep,constipation and training purposes by new nurse recruits.Those days are over,but you can still dream. Let the good times FLOW.

I am married to an RN who abhors enemas of any kind. I am sure that she has given many but never to me. I do mine SOLO! So much for health care colon care.

My initial exposure to an enema at about age 10 was from a neighbor nurse friend that my mother brought in to treat me after a week of being in bed from a childhood disease.

She did things to me that I had no idea would mark me for the rest of my life and as I look back, I'm glad it happened, although as a previous thread has mentioned I had to keep much of my curiosity a secret for much of my life. I often wonder if we all had the internet 30+ years ago where we might be in this hidden world today?

I've since had numerous nurses give me enemas and have shared in return with many of them. I'm surprised at how many really are into it, some quite comfortable with the process and others willing participants, but with some obvious signs of some guilt. My experiences with the "professionals" has been very positive and I've learned a lot from their sharing experiences both from patient interaction and their own personal experience with me. I'm also surprised that many are very much into large soapy enemas as opposed to the easy use disposables that most of us know just don't do much for us.

I remember when I was 19 and in the hospital for appendicitis. The doctor ordered an enema for me. I was given the enema by an attractive red haired nurse. To lubricate me, she used Vicks Vapo Rub. Being in a hospital, I am sure she had access to KY jelly. I think she used the Vapo Rub intentionally for greater stimulation. After the enema she asked me over and over if I needed another one. She seemed overly eager. There is no doubt in my mind that she enjoyed giving the enema.

My wife is a nurse but I don't think that had anything to do with it. They're not into it like the last generation was for health reasons. I don't think that the modern nurse ever saw or gave a professional enema.

I went to a nurse for massages and she gave me enemas and finally admitted that she liked to give them, I wish she was still around. My mother was a nurse and she sure was into enemas that how I got here.

I think that back in the 40's and 50's there were a lot of nurses and folks into enemas they just didn't admit how much they got out of them and they had the medical excuse to cover there interest. What do others think?

I met a nice young nurse at the hospital where i went to visit my father who was ill there....we 'hit' it off...ended up making out in the bathroom and spent the next several days together sharing enemas and 'exploring'...it was great

I personally have known two RNs that admitted that they loved giving enemas to men.One who is in her 60s eventually made it a profession and the other in her 40s just does it for fun. Both I met through the BDSM scene.

My aunt who was an RN had two daughters who were into enemas, apparently as their mom was: they thought nothing of giving and receiving them.

My first lover was an RN. The third time that we made love that night, she had me give her an enema: she was shocked when I asked her to reciprocate. Enemas were a part of our love play for the months that we were together.

The hospital that I worked at as an Operating Room Technician kept me very busy, but occasionally on night shifts, there was nothing to do after I'd finished cleaning and restocking ORs, so I'd go up to the medical/surgical floors to help out. I met a RN one night after assisting a spinal tap who asked me if I'd assist her, and was taken to an empty patient room where she had the old 2-quart red rubber enema bag that the hospital previously used (but gave up in favor if plastic enema buckets), filled with hot, soapy water, hanging from an IV pole: she asked me to give her the enema (and one to clear 30 minutes later) without offering an explanation: I later married her, and enemas were also a part of our love-play. Several other nurses I met at the hospital used enemas as a part of their intense enjoyment of vaginal and rectal intercourse, or a tool used in masturbation.

Hospitalized several years ago following a devastating back injury, the pain meds that I was given stopped peristaltic motion, and despite all attempts to restart the plumbing, I had to be given enemas. Without asking me if I'd ever had them before, she told me that she used them all the time as she began giving mine.

Following my second spine surgery, I had been given so many different types of pain meds that once again, an enema was prescribed and the RN who carried out the procedure, a consummate professional, talked with me as she did her work. I was extremely weak and had spent a week in ICU before going to a regular surgical floor: holding an enema was a herculean task for me and we had a lot of false starts. She came up with a number of creative solutions that made receiving and retaining the enema possible, and if I hadn't been so weak, I would have realized then that she had more than a professional interest in enemas. Her questions made it obvious even then to me that this was more than small-talk, and she enjoyed what she was doing with me, and I might add, to me. A CT scan at the hospital at 6 months post-surgery gave me the opportunity to stop by the hospital's surgical floor and my "angel" RN was there. I stopped in to say hello to the crew that nursed me back to health and express my appreciation in a tangible way. As I said goodbye to them all, my angel walked me over to the elevator. "Any time you need an enema," she winked at me and said "just give me a call."

I am a nurse and I love the enema play!!

About six months ago, I had a spell in hospital and as a consequence became very constipated and with great difficulty managed to get the doctor to order an enema.

Of course I only got a Fleet, but that was better than endless laxatives. However, one of the nurses was sympathetic and for the rest of my stay I was able to get others when I asked for one

Nurses and the power they have to violate you in all manner of ways while acting as if it was nothing out of the ordinary is SEXY to the max!!!!

My late wife was an LVN. She gave enemas in our house to other Nurses.

I personally think the odds are better for an LPN to engage in enema play than an RN. LPNs are more likely nowdays to actually engage with a patent and give an enema....RN's deal more with drug dosages and paperwork.

Undoubtedly, the wettest of dreams for some lucky guy. What could be better than a very adept nurse who also loves enema play? Nurses deserve some special consideration in life, and the hereafter, for all the sh.t they put up with from some of those unruly or uncooperative patients. They also deserve some Karma for their perspectives relative to one of our favorite pastimes in this forum.

I've always joked, when asked about my experiences in the hospital, and proclaimed that I was a good patient and would never argue with a nurse carrying a full enema bag.

God bless the nurses, both real and pretend!

In the medical community do nurses and doctors discover each others erotic delights and meet or form enema clubs?

I expect it does happen but have never heard of such in my experience.

MAn Oh man have I been lucky. My X-wife was into enemas. Every now on then..(about once a week)

she would be found in the bathroom, having fun. I enjoyed this as much as she did. After her I

then had dated two nurses. Basically they would do anything I wanted, as long as it wasn't dangerous.

Enemas were kind of hard to bring up at first, but once the ice was broken each one would offer as often

as possible. Both were willing to give and receive. Once, I was very surprised to find she had packed

all the equipment for enemas on the road. One clearly pushed her limits, but was always out of line,

if you ask me. Looking at what I had it was a dream come true!

Over the years I have dated several RNs who weree trained in the 1960s and 70s when giving large volume enemas was a reqiured skill .All seemed to regard it as a chore they would rather hand over to an aide, and they showed no interest in fun enemas when they were hinted about. Others here seem luckier.

I've been actively searching for a nurse who would give me enemas for years. Alas, no luck yet.

My very first enema came from the next door neighbor who was a nurse. Always have visions of having more enemas from nurses but it never happened. Did receive a colonic from a nurse, but an enema was not part of it

I must be missing something. I would think that nurses would be trained to give enemas in an impersonal and as least sensual a manner as possible. They would not, I suppose, engage in any anal play when inserting the nozzle, while it is in, and when taking it out. Perhaps when they are on their own time, with a friend, they could do things differently, but I do not understand why they could be inherently superior to any other playful enema giver. Perhaps someone could explain this to me.

hankb

I am not a nurse, so it is just my opinion.

I think a nurse is more likely to give or take an enema for health reasons because they know how to do it and the benefits there may be from a good enema. But, I think they may be less likely to use enemas in an erotic situation if they give enemas as part of the job. Nothing takes the fun out like having to do something. I bet if you have to give enemas at work you are not much interested in being on the receiving end at night.

That being said, not all nurses give enemas on the job. It probably depends on the area you work in. I have a friend who left nursing after 20 years for different job. I joked that at least she doesn't have to give enemas to fat old people. And she replied that in 20 years she has never had to give anybody an enema on the job.

I believe that now a days, schools only teach how to give Fleets to RN students. See the blog by Mashie about her being drafted to teach others how to give bag enemas. Probably radiology students are the only ones to be taught bag enemas, but that may also go away, as colonoscopy has become so common.

I am a registered nurse and graduated in the mid 70's. I have given many enemas over the years and I never passed the duty off to an aid. I can still give a very thorough enema to this day if it were needed or wanted. The enemas that I gave when on the job, required the upmost in professional behavior. If the attitude of any nurse were ever anything but professional when giving an enema, we would have been written up and reported for the unprofessional behavior. I did learn that it was a source of excitement by many men, and I would always leave wet washcloths and packages of lubricant behind in the bathroom after the final enema in a series. This was the only way it could be done. If I had ever made it an erotic enema with a patient, I would have been fired on the spot. I always felt that leaving the lubricant with the male patients that I gave enemas to was pushing the envelope of propriety, but at least I could just say that I lay it down and forgot it. I know that most of the time the lube was used and the patient always cleaned up with the washcloths, but neither the patient or I ever mentioned it. It just was an unspoken thing that was done for them.

I am now in the very beginning (well maybe) relationship with another woman who happens to be a nurse. It was at a high school reunion where we met after so many years then a lunch date that went all wrong. Hopefully we are going to try again because I really think we have an interest in each other. Perhaps then I will really find out what nurses think of enemas.

While I have not been in the hospital since the time I was born, my sister will tell you that she was loaded down with laxatives. Guess times change.

Tillie

Nurses are not all the same. They are a cross section of personalities like the rest of the world. However, many of them become nurses because they are basically care givers. Here's the part that most people don't connect. Care givers are often very controlling people.

I think it's the idea that we may come across a nurse that has those qualities, who has figured out how to give enemas to maximize their emotional and sexual effects. Of course, it's not going to happen in a hospital. When most of us are in a hospital, it isn't for the fun of it. Treatment and handling has no sex appeal when you're sick.

Less than 6 weeks ago my gall bladder when bad. I was in the hospital for 5 days before they finally removed it. They kept me in a state of prep for surgery for all 5 days, while they fixed other little things, like my liver enzymes, kidney function, an infection, etc. That stuff was all worse than the operation. Even getting an open OR was a challenge. Anyway, during that time they kept me hydrated with an IV, as I couldn't eat or drink for 12 hours before the operation, which could happen at any time.

They sent me home on day 6. During that time, my bowels never moved. I wasn't eating, so it wasn't too big of a deal. But, there was a level of discomfort. I mentioned it to one of the older nurses. She said, "We might have to use the dynamite." That was their slang for an enema. They never did, but there would have been nothing fun about if they had, even if the nurse was open to it.