On your tummy

I'd been taking enemas early and often my whole life, since age eight. But I never thought of lying on the bag 'till my wife told me to do it. Wonderful!

btw, we don't have backflow issues with it, because we clamp off upon cramping and restart between peristalic waves. If the pressure is constant, then we stop and wait for the leakage to indicate that it is potty time for me.

Hehe- I'd discovered the trick about age 16. And had discovered the yich factor was mitigated my reserving the procedure till AFTER I'd begun expelling clear.

With the idea shortly later of check valves. But- yeah- the heat of the bag is comforting and entangles delicious fantasy fodder of a woman's doing" that" for relieving both sets of cramps.

Feeling myself surge back fro belly into bag back and forth had been helped by many soapy bagfuls that way.

I am sure that it would give a lot of pressure. Best way I find to give is having the bag about 21/2 to 3 feet hanging or holding. Gives a nice flow and also easy to control.

You can adjust the pressure by how hard you squeeze the bag and the only downside is that if you let off you will get backwash. It is no different than hanging the bag at different heights. When giving I will sometimes squeeze the bag or hold it up high if I think it might not be going in well.

When giving I will sometimes squeeze the bag or hold it up high if I think it might not be going in well.

Get a higginson pump in line with the enema hose. Give it a squeeze and it pumps a bulbfull in. Optimal Health sells a complete set they call the "Flowmaster" - but you can just buy at the hose with an in-line higginson.

https://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/Home-Enema-Kit-Complete-Colon-Cleanse-s/1026.htm

This would be somewhat akin to using a JBL sit down bag, but the JBL has a flow control valve that stops a too fast flow.

A Higginson pump has a one-way flow valve to prevent any back-flow into your closed bag. You WILL probably contaminate your tubing and the bulb itself.

I have done just that any number of times. The warm bag feels great against your tummy and flow can be controlled by how much weight you put on the bag. It is best to fill the bag by filling it completely and then start flow into filled sink and then place bag on floor letting the bag expand out until you think it might burst closing clamp after flow stops. Then straddle the bag under your tummy and insert the nozzle. Lay gently over the bag as you release the clamp and slowly apply more of your weight over the bag. It is a very erotic and easy fill although the bag will not completely empty. Be sure and close the clamp tightly before releasing any of your weight to avoid backflow into the bag.

Not on my tummy but I did do it a couple of times with the bag behind (below) my back while lying prone on the bed. Yes, the bag does not get completely empty but I did not have any backflow issues. When you cannot feel the flow or pressure inside increasing, then its time to clamp the hose and let nature run its course.

That would put pressure o the lower abdomen! A complete NO for enemas of a quart or more!!!!

It also might be hard to keep the nozzle in.

I would rather find a place to hang the bag, eve if that meant putting towels and or pillows o a hard floor

I like the tummy position because it allows the receiver to accept the enema better. Also allows the soapy solution to do its job in a much better way. I just think that the over all experience is much better on the tummy but that is my thinking.

I love taking it on my stomach. I can feel the progression of the enema through each part of my colon. Feel the rectum fill and then the release into the descending colon and then the slow filling and pressure into the transverse and ascending. Its a wonderful series of sensations.

The answer to the OP's question is easy.

The pressure would be considerably less that what would be developed with a JBL cascade bag since only the weight of your abdomen would be exerting force on the bag. Most of your weight (legs, chest, arms, head) would be supported by the and the bed or floor would also absorb some of the force against the bag which would also lower the fluid pressure. A rubber bag would easily withstand the pressure and so would the colon.

You probably would not get very much solution inside the colon due to relatively low pressure and the bag pressing against the abdomen.

I've taken enemas on my stomach (but with the bag hanging). It's a little awkward to do it yourself and the pressure on the abdomen does mean that you might not take as much as you usually do, but it's viable. At one point I had a picture that I took of me in that position and realized it was pretty hot too.

Yeah, I know, guys who think they're just soo sexy. I imagine any woman there would be doing the gag sign... however my wife does do a pretty good job of it if she's pretending she thinks I'm hot. Never seen me take enemas though.

Don't think I'd be lying on the bag though. Too much trouble and management needed to keep the enema flowing at the desired rate. If I wanted a warm bag on my belly I'd fill up a hot water bottle and hang my enema bag.

I have not tried lying on top of s closed enema bag because mine is an open bag that is gravity fed.

I like to lie on my tummy to receive an enema because I can stimulate my penis to eventually ejaculate

I prefer having her doing just the opposite: naked after having her vulva smoothly shaved, on her back on a very firm bed covered by a big rubber sheet to prevent water seepage onto the bed; then, with her knees bent and pulled up, legs splayed wide apart with her feet flat on the bed, slipping the full 4 Quart red rubber enema bag, filled with hot castile soap, glycerin and water enema, under her buttocks so that the top of the bag and tubing point towards her feet. She is instructed to keep her buttocks and weight elevated and off of the enema bag until she has been inserted.

She is inserted with 12-16 inches of heavily lubricated amber latex enema tubing, until she has taken the tube all the way so as to prevent slippage and loss after the enema pressure increases. Then she is directed to lower herself onto the bag and to give herself the enema.

I have never tried this method. My preference is to receive my enemas over the knee, or if I am solo, on my back.

The tummy is a wonderful way of taking in an enema. I like it because you can relax much nicer and let the flow take over.

I have tried taking an enema on my belly a few times. Not very comfortable for us guys. It has nothing to do with whether you are laying on the bag or not. There just is no good place to put your hard-on.

In the 'good old days' sitting on a JBL didn't seem to have the enema coming out the recipient's nose, so I'd think under the belly and lying on the bag (not as much weight as sitting I guess) would be okay. Don't know why you'd bother though when you can hang and better control the flow.

I think the OP's idea of putting a closed bag under the stomach could work but probably not very well. As already mentioned it would be like the old JBL sit on bags. I never understood the rational behind the JBL and perhaps missed something. On the other hand maybe they were just marketing at the high-point of enema fashion in America.

I sometimes use the tummy position with a slight variation giving enemas. With towels for protection I place a pillow or 2 under my partner's hips. This raises their bottom & slightly spreads their butt cheeks 😃

I have tried taking an enema from a combo bag. Droidgirl is right, it will work, but not very well. I've also tried using a right angle connector to get the nozzle into my anus while sitting on the bag. It works a lot better. I would love to have a JBL. I played with a gal from CA who had one, and it was one of the best enemas I've ever had. Too bad they're out of production. I read Denise's reply about over-filling the bag using the siphon technique. I have used this to get 3 qts from a 2 qt bag, but never thought about using it on my tummy on the bag. It would definitely get more of the enema where we want it. The bag itself would want to shrink because of the natural stretching of the rubber, adding to your weight on the bag. I'm definitely going to try it!

I got most of my childhood enemas on my tummy. Mom or grandma held the bag though. I tried a few as described. I tried them in the hard tub because there was too much give on the bed. It was somewhat tedious and had to be completed as the bag was held up or hung.

As far as enemas while prone (on tummy), I sometimes will do a rotating enema and do a portion of the enema while on my tummy. This seems quite comfortable aside from that pesky protrusion due to involuntary reactions.

I have given enemas to others while prone. I will put the pillows in a medium size trash bag/liner to protect them. As Droidgirl indicates, this can be advantageous for access to the important parts.

I have never thought I got the most effective enema with pressure of any kind on the lower abdomen

I don't like to have pressure on my tummy during an enema.

The first large volume enema I received was in a hospital setting and was on my tummy. The nurse said "take your panties all the way off and lay down in the bath tub on your stomach". Simple right, then she said "now take a deep breath and hold it". The nozzle was inserted fast and the enema started immediately. It went on and I was distracted with small talk from her about my family, the it was "tell me when you have to go potty". I said "I have to go right now". Then it was over.

When my mom gave me a bag enema several years later laid down on my tummy just like in the hospital, then my mom told me to put my bum up. So I'm in a semi-Knee-chest position, this was troublesome since the nozzle popped out. The enema had to be repeated and this time my mom had me lay on my left side.

The tummy position is OK, but I mostly do the left side.

As I stated in some of my other posts; the very first enema in my life was administered to me on my tummy. As I explained, the nurse must have inserted the colon tube all the way up to the start (top end) of my descending colon before the hose clamp was opened.

What I distinctively remember from that enema session was that almost instantaneously I began to experience an aching pain with cramping in the left side of my tummy. In retrospect, I understand that this pain discomfort was caused by the pressure from the increasing free-flowing liquid pouring in and struggling to find an escape root around the bends, nooks, and crevices of my young narrow colon.

Therefore, unless you are one of those individuals that enjoys the sensation of pain, I would advise not adding extra pressure on your tummy whilst taking an enema. Remember, an enema will cause your tummy to expand, which is normal, and a good thing because you will be able to take on board more 'payload' (water), and the extra payload will be free to move and slosh around unhindered so that you can have a good through deep clean-out - if that is what you want. And if that is what you want, then best to choose a position that will allow your tummy to expand freely.