Enemas Until Clear

Until mom says i could release ,usually 5 to 7 minutes

I distinguish two types of enema.

1.Short one, which drains only the rectum, the output part of the anal system. That I do every day until clear. Usually around 4 to 6 rinse until clear.

2. Deep Enema for diagnostic purpose, which requires a completely clean intestine. This is not recommended in everyday use , as our expert told us. ( whose opinion I appreciate, thank you )

I was curious about this myself. So I asked a nurse friend of mine. She said usually no more than three are necessary when prescribed by a physician.

1.Short one, which drains only the rectum, the output part of the anal system. That I do every day until clear. Usually around 4 to 6 rinse until clear.

What are the size of you and solutions you use in your enemas to achieve a clear return?

The last time I got a colonoscopy, they gave me the option of trying a new chemical pack that you drink with a lot of water. It has no taste. This stuff really cleans you out. By the last expell, you will be clear and clean as (s**t). Pun intended..........

The last time I got a colonoscopy, they gave me the option of trying a new chemical pack that you drink with a lot of water.

Well, what did they give you???????

Neither my husband nor I have ever done enemas as colonoscopy prep. Each time it was polyethylene glycol powder that we mixed with pulp-free lemonade. It is so fast acting that I'm glad we have a powder room off the kitchen because I'm not sure either of us would have been able to make it upstairs to the master bathroom.

Have never had anyone run "clear" even after a couple enemas. Agree that stuff they give you for a colonoscopy is wicked stuff. The VA uses some stuff they give you in a gallon jug and you have to drink it all was sitting on the pot seemed like all night but was clear after that

To really answer your question,:

I have not found it to be a specific number of enemas. It is really a certain point in the cleansing process.

I have gotten to that point in as few as 3 enemas. Typically, with a fast of 12 hours or more and some help from a high dose of oral laxatives I ca get there in 4-6 enemas, but there have been several scenarios where I have needed more.

After 5 or 6 I typically get to a point where the waiting time between enemas has to be increased.

One of the hardest things to do is Not take any Magnesium Citrate or Milk of Magnesia while waiting for my body to be ready for the next round

We, hubby and l, upon occasion due "all clears" to prepare for our qualification runs and certifications.

We usually due a 1 day fast, liquids only. We begin friday evening the weekend prior. Upon Saturday AM, we take our usual morning 3-5 mile run after taking 3 or 4 Biscadol tablets. Upon returning, we rehydrate well and begin our enema series. Usually 2, 2qt soap n salt, held 10 mins minimum. We then begin 4qt clear rinse with colon tube. By this time the tablets have kicked in and we are good to go by saturday night. Then we have a light dinner and are recharged and feeling great for the week to come.

99% of returns by end of the 4qt are material free so to speak for our needs and wants. Plus gives our bottoms time to rest after all the activities of the prior weekend!!!

Enemas till clear will be my reality in just about 22 hours from now!

Getting there means a day without solid food

Enemas till clear will be my reality in just about 22 hours from now!

Getting there means a day without solid food

LisaK,

So if this is one of your total system cleanouts, why exactly are you doing it? I've never needed or wanted a TSC unless my doctor ordered it prior to a colonoscopy. Why do you think/feel you need such a time consuming and total cleaning?

Thanks,

Eric

It will usually take me at least 3-5 enemas to start getting a "clear" return. Recently I did a TSC similar to what LisaK is about to begin. It began with a day of fruit smoothies with herbal additives. Early the next morn began with a Dr. Bronners SSE of about 2 1/2 qrts. I then progress through a series of salt water fills and releases, generally about 2-3 quarts each time. When things seem to be running somewhat clear I end with a 2 quart coffee enema that I try to hold for 20-30 min. When I am done with this I feel refreshed and invigorated.

Having given a few series I would say after 3 or 4 the discharge is pretty clear and the expelling is no longer stinky and comes very fast and non stop. You know at that point it's a job well done!

My last one was the Saturday after Thanksgiving so I'm due

It's something I do now around 2-3 times a year It used to be 4 times a year

Why do I think I need it??

It's been 5 months!!

My last one was the Saturday after Thanksgiving so I'm due

It's something I do now around 2-3 times a year It used to be 4 times a year

Why do I think I need it??

It's been 5 months!!

Okay, but what do you feel will happen if you don't do the cleanout every few months?

Eric

"THE CLEANSING ENEMA"

Humph, "cleansing enema" with just tap water? I've never found those to be very "cleansing". It seem to me, after 50+ years experience, that a bit of soap REALLY improves the cleansing effect.

Jon

I just will start to feel more and more "full" and get constipation easier4 and quicker. eventually I develop this sort of "Torpor" where I just feel drained of energy. It ALWAYS solves that problem

LisaK,

Thank you for explaining your rationale for your periodic system cleanouts.

Eric

I realize this is an old thread, so I apologize, but “enemas till clear” fascinates me. I have only had it happen once, that I remember. I was given two large sse's, followed by an even larger clear water enema. My final expulsion contained no solids, and left me feeling tired, but relieved in a way I can't explain.

I would happily do it again, but probably no more often than every month or so, and I would definitely need a “giver” for this.

I’ve never gotten an enema “till clear”, just no more solids however the fluid was still yellow or slightly green.

In the hospitals doctors who wanted patients to be totally cleaned out would order “etc” enemas till clear.

I gave a patient 7 bag enemas till he was CLEAR all while his wife sat in the corner of the room knitting.

There is no magic number. Roll over and be ready……………

Once I decide to take an enema, I have pretty much decided to make it “until clear.”

I don't see the point of leaving a job unfinished!

3 usually does it for me. 1 soap suds, 2 tap waters.

Once I decide to take an enema, I have pretty much decided to make it “until clear.”

I don't see the point of leaving a job unfinished!

I have to agree with this post. Getting the job done usually takes 3-5 fills for me. A couple of high soap suds fills, followed by a series of rinses. High, hot and a hell of alot gets the job done.

This is according to my sister,, who worked in X-ray before going to grad school. If you are on a substance-free diet of jello (no red jello), chicken soup, or beef broth, the day before, 2 will probably do it. If you don't pass quickly, 3, 2 qt, or more should work. I can't fathom needing more.

@LisaK Once I decide to take an enema, I have pretty much decided to make it “until clear.”

I don't see the point of leaving a job unfinished!

Yup - that's way I used to think when younger… but seems I don't have the energy to do that anymore, so after the second full-bag enema I'm too tired to continued till I'm truly pooped out 😧

@reddevil, so you're “pooped out” before you're pooped out?

Sounds like a pair o' docks with only one boat.

I’ve never gotten an enema “till clear”, just no more solids however the fluid was still yellow or slightly green.

@codjer that is my own experience when a good cleaning was needed. Why keep getting or taking an enema when it is pretty well cleared or cleaned at that point.

J&J 3 quarts- sea salt and water 3 ½ quarts- 3 ½ quarts until clear-sometimes 4 quarts in the shower and expelling just to make sure then 3 ½ quarts of coffee with 325 ml of vodka or 750ml of white wine and water in bed for wet naughty fillup and the pleasure palace is open🚀😈😜