Has anyone solved this problem?

I have severe back problems that limit my ability to twist and bend. Introducing an enema nozzle at the proper angle is all but impossible. Has anyone overcome this problem using home made solutions. I have been told about the JBL however for now it is out of my price range.

I am looking for simple inexpensive solutions to get the nozzle at the proper angle either in a shower/tub or on a bed/floor in the sims position etc. Has anyone made homemade nozzles that attach to a shower wand that would work hands free. If there are any partially disabled persons that are interested in pursuing this perhaps we can compare notes and come up with some novel ideas.

Just get a balloon nozzle and sit on toilet to fill. Then expel.

I have the same problem. Due to an Anal fissure I can not use a balloon nozzle. The answer is help.

The problem is inserting the nozzle. Something hands free mounted on something or some kind of handle, grip, extension etc.

For Toolman -- I've made a suction cup mounted device that will attach to either a ceramic tile or smooth (plastic/fiberglass) wall that hooks to either the hand shower spray hose or can be attached to a water bottle. I formed the first one out of copper tube in an elongated S shape and then made the later one out of chrome plated copper tubing for more "eye appeal".

It is attached to the wall via three 2" diameter suction cups allowing you to easily move it up or down the wall. I used it standing, but I think it wouldn't be that tough to rearrange the layout allowing one to lie in the tub or be on hands/knees. I attached the outlet end of the copper to a rubber tube allowing use of any kind of nozzle you want. The rubber tube allows for some flexibility when you use it making it easier on the butt. Sorry I don't have a picture. I'm not even sure where the last one has been stashed. I'd have to hunt to find it since it hasn't been used for some time.

Drop a note if you think what I'm suggesting is on the right track and we can discuss.

Try the three pronged "gripper" you find in some hardware stores. Its used for picking up things dropped in tight places. Grip the hose just behind the nozzle with the 3 pronged end and use both hands to manipulate the flexible part to enable you to insert the nozzle. Then you can release the gripper and use it to insert more tubing