Dribbles

Recently I have noticed I have a heck of a time getting off the bathroom floor and onto the comode without dribbling some enema water. Is this a sign of old age (65 this month), am I losing muscle control or what? What can I do to maintain control until I sit on the toilet? I usually take three quart enemas. I really don't want to reduce the volume, as three quarts seems to be the magic amount, if you know what I mean. Any advice is appreciated.

Well, have you tried a double baloon retention nozzle? They are expensive but I feel pretty sure one would solve your problem. Just dont let the pressure down until you are safely on the toilet.

Aflared nozzle can help. I have my reasons for covering the enema bed with a layer or two of beach towel.

I would second the suggestion of a double balloon nozzle. It’s the best toy I’ve ever invested in 😉 Failing that, perhaps a rubber sheet?

Yep, a double balloon retention nozzle has been the answer to a prayer for me. As others have said, a bit on the pricey side, but well worth the investment.

I know this is an old thread. I don't get up as easily from the floor as I did 20 yrs ago either, so Larry might consider using a folding massage table to take his Enemas on. Much easier to get up from. Dan

This is an old thread, started some 9 years ago. Great to see the posters is still a member; so I wonder how he's made out with the problem he asked about? Now that I'm 76, getting up off the floor is allot harder. I don't have a problem holding my first enema, but subsequent enemas in a session are tricky as once my rectum becomes sensitive after the first very soapy enemas, so cramps then happen fast with next enemaa. I don't use a DBRN as I have a large hernia and don't want the back-pressure created when I'm blocked by a DBRN..