Sweating after a heavy enema session

I used to get colonics from a chiropractor in San Diego. He used a gravity table with the big cone shaped glass jars on the wall and a bowl-shaped basin you released into. The flow was continuous and it just kept running in while you pooped.

He would put a half cup of hydrogen peroxide in the water. It made me cramp, poop. and sweat like crazy, hence no gown. It also gave me imediate rock hard erections which usually released without touching.

The sessions were about 1.5 hrs long and included a couple refills of plain water to stop the cramping.

Has anyone had hydrogen peroxide used on them? Do you think the hydrogen peroxide caused the erections and subsequent release or was that just me?

No, not ever in > 50 years of enemas and colonics by any of my colonic givers, GFs, wives x2 or myself. My main concern would be damage to your anal, rectal and colonic mucosal surfaces. H2O2 is used as an oxidizing agent and disinfectant but that property would be concentration-dependent. It appears your colonic giver diluted it a good deal in the colonic water before administration, but I don’t know either the original concentration in his bottle, how far it was diluted, or if it was uniformly dispersed in the water reservoir. Commonly available OTC solutions from pharmacies or many grocery stores are ~3%. I use it at home at that concentration sometimes for immediate wound disinfection.

Since you had no reaction to the colonic water as expected but with H2O2 added it gave you cramps, pooping urges and systemic sweating, it obviously has some effect on your LGI tissues. I’ll never use it in an enema for myself or anyone else, and I see no reason for you to risk colon damage by ever using it again. I’d like you or anyone else reading this to have a long and healthy life and colon with no easily avoidable colorectal injuries.

Eric

You give dogs hydrogen peroxide when you desperately need them to vomit or they'll die. Its not really something you want to take internally It can be absorbed into your bloodstream and cause embolism. I know there's some pseudo science surrounding “food grade” H2O2, but please research thoroughly if you want to experiment with H202 enemata.

Andropause (male menopause) can cause hot flashes, dizziness, and unexplained sweating just as menopause does with women. Believe me when I say, “I know because those hot flashes and profuse sweating hit me from time to time. Whew!"😮

However, as described in the original post, the most probable cause is an elevated core temperature. Even slightly raised core temp of a couple degrees can cause the same symptoms, and we all know that the evaporation of sweat is how the human body cools itself. The dizziness/light-headedness is also a result of the raised core temperature, which often lowers blood pressure, especially for someone who is not in good physical condition.

A rise in core temperature can be verified by taking/recording your temperature, but a warm/hot enema will raise the rectum's local temperature, so the check should be performed orally or with a no-touch thermometer on the forehead or ear canal.

Unbalanced electrolytes is not associated with the symptoms described (sweating, dizziness, etc.). Unbalanced (too many or too few) electrolytes (minerals) is a very serious condition that can be diagnosed only through blood testing, and cannot be eliminated by cooling the core temperature with a cool water enema or waiting between enemas for natural cooling to occur.

This article explains what electrolytes are, what causes imbalances, symptoms, and consequences of such imbalances. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/symptoms/24019-electrolyte-imbalance .

He would put a half cup of hydrogen peroxide in the water. It made me cramp, poop. and sweat like crazy, hence no gown. It also gave me imediate rock hard erections which usually released without touching.

The sessions were about 1.5 hrs long and included a couple refills of plain water to stop the cramping.

Has anyone had hydrogen peroxide used on them? Do you think the hydrogen peroxide caused the erections and subsequent release or was that just me?

DON'T

Hydrogen peroxide enemas have been implicated in chemical colitis, where the enema solution damages or kills off the epithelium of the colon. If you haven't guessed yet this is NOT GOOD and can lead to hospitalization or death.

I haven't done it since the early 80s. It was a tough experience, I was so worn out after each colonic, I just laid on the table recovering for 15 min or so. Would like to do colonics again, but nobody has the simple gravity kind anymore. They all have the fancy machines now and charge a fortune. The nearest colonic to me is down in Killeen. When I started colonics, they were $15. Now they're $175. That's too much for a glorified enema.

I found that if I took too much soap, I would sweat like crazy.

I don’t always sweat during an enema, but just like wearing latex or rubber clothes I actually really like sweating.** During my partnered or solo indulgence in my kinks including rubber and/or sneakers and erotic enemas, I always sweat under rubber or latex, but during an enema it usually only happens with major cramping or non-cramping colonic irritation from the solution.

Eric

**P.S. To afford a real world example, my Domme ex used to love subjecting me to all of my fetishes at once. After sealing me into a full body latex catsuit, hood and thick rubber sneakers, she’d cuff me and give me a pretty fast 2-3 qt enema. Eventually after masturbation from her and another enema added to my first one to make my belly even larger, she’d make me crawl across the bed to her to climb up on her and give her PIV until I orgasmed in her. I’ll never forget those nights. I’d already been sweating under my latex suit for a few hours, but I distinctly remember while thrusting in her telling myself that I’d never been that sweaty in my life. I was sweating under my rubber suit, hood, gloves, sneakers, rubber gas mask and big enema giving her vigorous PIV. I loved it and the sweat was a nice added bonus making me feel even more erotic, aroused and submissively humiliated. I finally climaxed and so did she a bit later.

I've never had a colonic done by a practitioner before. I did some googling and found that all the places around here offer the peroxide additive as a “parasite cleanse”. You're right about the sticker shock!

I've never had a colonic done by a practitioner before. I did some googling and found that all the places around here offer the peroxide additive as a “parasite cleanse”. You're right about the sticker shock!

@JohnnyZ,

I did colonics now and then from about the mid-70’s to 2005 in various East Coast cities and with one exception never heard of any additives used or offered. The very first “therapist” I used was offering “Famous Colon Therapy with Oxygen” in which she’d occasionally bubble the gas intermittently into the flowing water line. Pleasant enough, the only noticeable result being able to feel the gas bubbles moving around my colon. Especially if it was really pure oxygen, and they offered some rationale for using it, which they didn’t, oxygen, like peroxide, is an oxidizing agent and has potential to harm the mucosa. I declined the O2 after trying it just once. The main point was that it was just “Clickbait” they were using to possibly generate more income with no valid documented medical reason for using it.

I’ve never heard of H2O2 in an enema as a valid anti parasitic, but those who really suffer from colonic parasites should be getting real medical attention for a potentially serious illness. Clickbait. Not for me. Good luck.

Eric

Oh, I know its all pseudoscience. I guess you either a “true believer” it or not. There seem to be several additives offered by all the local colon hydrotherapy places. Coffee of course. Chlorophyll, probiotics, different herbal preparations, the aforementioned peroxide, etc.

I haven't done it since the early 80s. It was a tough experience, I was so worn out after each colonic, I just laid on the table recovering for 15 min or so. Would like to do colonics again, but nobody has the simple gravity kind anymore. They all have the fancy machines now and charge a fortune. The nearest colonic to me is down in Killeen. When I started colonics, they were $15. Now they're $175. That's too much for a glorified enema.

@Public_Enema,

Your Profile says you’re in Waco. My main question is whether the colonic clinic in Killeen is one of them charging $175? Last I took one was about 2005 which I think charged about $50. Just my 2¢ worth opinion, but I strongly prefer the closed system machines with the visible fluorescent-lit outflow tube on the front. I loved all my colonics and like my solo large volume enemas I do at home, as much as I enjoy them, I’m usually in need of at least a short nap afterwards. I find that the “good” tiredness I get from going through an enema is a pleasant feeling.

Eric

Yep, 175 in Killeen and 50+ mi away.

Yep, 175 in Killeen and 50+ mi away.

That’s utter highway robbery. When I last practiced medicine I made $200/hr and that was far lower than other partners. I looked up the few in OK about a year ago and both the one 90 mi away and one 200 mi away were about $75-100.

Eric

Oh, I know its all pseudoscience. I guess you either a “true believer” it or not. There seem to be several additives offered by all the local colon hydrotherapy places. Coffee of course. Chlorophyll, probiotics, different herbal preparations, the aforementioned peroxide, etc.

Theres a significant difference between “it does nothing but we'll sell it” quackery and “actively harmful but we'll sell it” quackery. Clorophyll is in the first category. Peroxide is in the second.

Oxygen (O2) is probably closer to the first than the second. It's an oxidizer, but it exists all around you anyway and is already dissolved in the water. Ozone (O3) would be hazardous. Peroxide is a much stronger oxidizer than O2.

Probiotics could be an interesting case. If you need it and the mix is right it could possibly have a benefit - look at the “microbial transplants” that they're doing with some success.

I looked around here a couple years ago thinking I'd “see what the fuss was about” but not only were they charging over $100, the ones in the area were either advertised as “open system” or didn't say anything (meaning they probably were, because from what I see open system has much lower time requirement of staff. Sticking my own hose up my ass and taking an enema is quite literally something I can do very well at home to save money - figure one or two enemas to expel in the toilet, then lie in the bath and do the open system thing. At least with a closed system you'd get a little encouragement and massage from the operator.

Every enema, especially larger volumes, put a strain on the circulatory system. The mineral balance in particular is out of balance. This is noticeable by feeling unwell and profuse sweating.

Anyone who is burdened with heart and/or circulatory problems should treat their enemas responsibly. Additions of table salt in the enema solutions can be helpful.

Folks, be careful with your passion; the focus is on the benefit, not the record...

The only time I broke out in a sweat (cold one at that) was while I was expelling a Milk and Molasses enema.

Ye i sweat like a horse whenever i do something anal, be it enema, fingers, dildo, and i quickly heat up the entire room

Never liked cold or fresh enema though

I’ve gotten sweaty at times depending on solutions I use if they bring on heavy cramping then yup I’ll get sweats at times

@Victoria1951 Also, straining to have a bowel movement, can trigger a major cardiac event, especially if you're prone to having cardiovascular problems. As a retired EMS first responder, I've dealt with these types of emergencies, during my career.

I don't know about sweating so much but my nose always runs after an orgasm. I think it's a thing with guys.