Your feeling before and during an enema

Does anyone feel light headed and or sick to the stomach during an enema until the very last bit is realeased?

I feel sick and or light headed only if its a high volume or too much soap.

The worst time is actually between bowel movements when passing the first enema. Especially with an Epsom Salt and Soapsuds! That's when I usually DO get a little nausea.

If I don't do a good rinse enema following a soapsuds enema (I typically use Dr. Bronners Castile Lavendar soap), I don't feel all that wonderful a little while later. A good salt and baking soda rinse does wonders for getting the refreshed feeling.

The only time I feel sick to my stomach is doing an oral saline flush for bowel prep or doing a master cleanse.

I have felt extremely nauseus after taking, and holding (for ten minutes, or so) a plain-water enemas. At times I have so "sick" that I have had either vomited, or have had to induce vomiting in order to feel better.

When I changed to salt-water enemas, I feel slightly nauseus during the time I am holding, but this feeling disappears once the expulsion is over.

I have never gotten sick during or before an enema.I do,however get excited and very horny while setting things up.During the enema,I never felt sick.The only thing I feel after the session is hunger and the next morning a little light headed even thought I use the proper amount of salt with every enema.Once I have my breakfast,my energy level picks up bigtime.I can do heavy work on logs for hours it seems.Enemas give me a tremendous lift of energy the morning after.

Depending how long the process goes on, I can end up with a slight headache afterwards. I trace it to marathon arousal, as it can happen to with lengthy lovemaking sessions as well. :-(

Extremely aroused at the beginning......somewhat aroused, but more relaxed in the middle........and super-aroused towards the end when I know I'm going to bring myself to a climax. Always refreshed afterwords if I do a thorough rinse at the end.

James 1952: I'd suggest you cut way back on the soap. Perhaps try tap water, or saline only. NaHCL works very well also, but I have a real hard time getting it to expel. You could also try smaller quantities of water and if that works OK for you, try building up the amount slowly. I don't understand those who are obsessed with large quantities; sounds kind of "macho", to me. 2 qts. is my maximum,since I had 20% of my colon removed for cancer. I'm sure if I had the full 100% colon I could get 3 qts. in, but I'm happy with what I am able to do. I'm also VERY happy the cancer has been gone for over 10 yrs.

Jim

The only time I've ever gotten nausea from an enema is when the water is too warm and given too fast. I'm hot natured anyway. Getting a very warm enema causes me the same feeling as being in a hot, stuffy room. My very first hospital enema was like this. Also, for some people, the warm water can churn up toxins that are absorbed by the bloodstream, causing a short term feeling of sickness or nausea.

The only time I have ever had that "sick" feeling after an enema was after taking a "Mayo" enema. The Mayo is a small enema about one pint of liquid mixed with sugar and baking soda. However, the gas produced by this enema is pretty intense and the cramping is off the charts! While I was expelling the results of the enema, I got unbelievably sick! :-\

Use caution when experimenting with enemas beyond salt and soda!

Lesson learned for me!

Deb

I really do not under stand why the upset stomach happens I have not had this.

I do agree with backing off the soap and the heat but please also make sure you are not filling your self too full at one time.

you can be putting to much in at one time and everything is packing up in to you stomach which can cause vomiting.

remember one thing you need tom take time with each enema and not hurt your self so remember to go little by little and if that is not it the slow down on the soap or are you allergic to the soap.

do not continue with this enema until you figure it out get some kind of system going so you can find out what is making you ill!

I think it is time we should start a thread that say-es things you should know how boat it

When I was little I had of anxiety before an enema. My mother would be careful during the enema and it was not so bad because she was a nurse. Today, my biggest issue is when it is too cold and causes cramps.

Hello, new here. thank you for this board, first off! so i too get sick sometimes after an enema. like, sinus allergy stuffy nose and kind of achy, like being sick! happens usually the next morning. this last time i did two 2 liter waters - one with castille, they next one with salt and baking soda. perhaps one more after hat. then i did a coffee enema (trader joe's kind, not organic), diluted to make 2 liters, held for about 30 mins. after that i got kinky and did a three liter cold water and masturbated. then pumped myself in teh butt with a cucumber 😃.

anyways, this has happened before, some years ago. i just started "the hobby" back up last weekend while the gf was away. this is only my second coffee enema, though.

slim88, you said "Also, for some people, the warm water can churn up toxins that are absorbed by the bloodstream, causing a short term feeling of sickness or nausea." perhaps this happens to me, and my body reacts by getting flu like feeling?

any help appreciated.

thanks all! this forum reallly gets me goin'!

Actually, yes, I've been light-headed during my enema,

but I must confess that's probably when I give myself a happy ending

The enema medical play is perhaps the most evocative. For my melee almost perfectly pleasant and unpleasant sensations: The sense of helplessness if you are the patient or the feeling of having someone in their own hands if it plays the role of the physician, the mixed feelings on hearing the cannula enter his own ass, hot water that gets inside of you nicely, but slowly begins to feel its effect. All feelings that cause very intense pleasure. You could almost reach orgasm only with those, even my girlfriend when it happened.

If I hold an enema to long I get sweats and feel very light headed - does this happen to others?

Before: kinda excited, during: wonderful, after: kinda gross and about 1/2 and hour later I'm hungry.

brn_wiseman

The reason is that the balance of electrolytes is lost in your body as considerable amount of water goes to your blood from your colon. This could be dangerous -- be careful and and add salt to the water so that it will be "isotonic".

Quantity is 9 gramm / 1 liter but is is not necessary to measure it on a scale (but would be nice).

Wow! I didn't know that folk got sick from enemas....my Gawd! I don't ever recall feeling anything other than pleasure in one degree or another; filling....then more pleasure when expelling and finally the great feeling after. (I don't smoke cigarettes anymore, butt it would sure be the right time for one.)

the boxcar

I often feel overwhelmed knowing what power that bag of warm water will soon exert over my body.

Linda

My feelings before hand are the tingles of anticipation. I perform my preparations slowly and carefully letting my anticipation grow. When I finally submit to the nozzle I am always surprised at the rush of pleasure as I welcome the warmth and volume of a good, soapy filling!

Sometimes I get a bit lightheaded but I think most of it is from the excitement.

Before--Excited when getting all things in place, anticipation---A Good Thing.

During--Warm--relaxed--some very great sensations and clean.

After--A few times some light headed, all depends on the solution, and how hard the expulsions are. And sleep sooooooooooooooooooooo good after a good session.

I use an open home colonic system, numerous fills per bucket, extremely clean afterwards.

Several people have wriiten about being light headed or dizzy during and after an enema. I have experienced this in several occassions, especially on a very hot day in a hot stuffy bathroom. I think it is a change in my bio rythms. I now I make sure to add some salt to the enema bag, especially on a hot muggy day.

Maybe in the initial stages but not after eliminatiom the firs time

Never felt sick...but the crampy feelings are not fun.

Before the enema is the best

I've gotten sick during an enema before. THe cramping and stomach churning has made me throw up!