Nausea or vomiting while having Enemas

Do not overdo !!! 2 liters is enough for everybody !

I do 4 quarts all the time and I'm fine.....however when I'm in the mood for 5 quarts I can throw up some times.

If your taking enemas for pleasure. then what ever you like is ok. if the enema is for clinical reasons,dont expect it to feel good, unless you get pleasure from getting filled to capacity. I have read numerous articles published by doctors and chiropractors( and radiologists) who state that gentle,but complete filling of the colon to capacity, and slightly distending it is nessary to completely clean it,just like the old fashioned hospital enemas used to do. that is also the accepted procedure for colonic irrigations. a set amount is bogus, unless you already know what your capacity is. this is why i'm attracted to nurse given hospital enemas. I know every one will be a challenge!!!

I have gotten nauseous and vomited before with large volume enemas, but that was quite a while ago. GeoD said he sneezes when he gets 3 quarts in. I don't sneeze, but when I get in 4 quarts or more my nose will start to run.

Bill

When I reach three plus quarts I feel a little discomfort and stop but wonder if I waited a bit and tried to take more if I could hold it without discomfort. I have always been afraid to try and wonder if anyone has worked around this problem to try to get up to four quarts. I keep thinking time will increase my capacity but so far seem to be limited to just over three quarts-thanks for any input.

Does anyone know what is the best way to take an enema and not get sick? Very often I throw up during my enemas. I love getting them... help! What am I doing wrong!

Lisaue..I have the same problem. I'm doing just plain warm water with 1 teaspoon of sea salt per quart. Usually two quarts. I'm fine during the enema, even holding it for 15 minutes, but once I start releasing it, I feel like throwing up and really have to hold back from doing do.

Maybe Susie can weigh in on this. You might try messaging Switchablesusie. She's really good with this sort of thing.

The questions GrumpyBoy asked are appropriate here. Large volumes and abdominal distention can cause nausea and vomiting.

Some solutions can also cause nausea, especially those that may induce stronger than normal peristalsis, such as soap, especially strong solutions and/or strong soaps. Solutions that have stimulants such as bisacodyl or senna may also be the cause. Your body may also be sensitive to other solutions specific to you.

I would stick will plain water or saline 9g per quart or liter.

You might also start with smaller volumes, like a quart or less, and slowly increase it SLOWLY a cup a week until your body becomes accustomed to larger volumes.

Best way: Take enemas on an empty stomach!!

You have to go at least a good 5 or 6 hours after last solid food, or alcohol before starting an enema. If you are really clearing your whole lower bowel, I advise at least 8 hours, and if it is a system cleanout, at least 12 hours.

Try to take decent enemas with much at all in your stomach, you are always running that risk.

I always take my enemas on an empty stomach. Otherwise, I run the risk of becoming nauseous. The only other times I've gotten that "sick feeling" was when I used an extraordinarily strong soap solution or some other "exotic" recipe such as a Mayo enema.

Lisa is correct in her times between solid food and enemas. It is exactly what I do which results in no trouble at all.

If it's a matter of volume of solution, then take it a step at the time. Going from 2 quarts to 4 quarts without intermediate steps is a recipe for a very unpleasant experience!

Have fun and play safe!

Funny enough never had this problem even having a enema just after eating as I quite often have something to eat to sustain me during the fun to come. So I eat enema shave and stuff to give time for the last hopefully of the water to come out then bath and go out to play xx

I have been able to avoid the nausea by making sure I have a solution including some salt to prevent over absorbing water.

I've had this problem, and it seems to require a combination of volume and solution strength. Very large plain or isotonic salt water enemas, or moderate-sized enemas with glycerine or soap have not caused me problems. It's when I dial up both the volume and strength that the urge to vomit seems to happen.

Could it be that cramping forces solution past the i.c. valve into the small intestine?

I've learned that being on a empty stomach helps avoid nausea when taking large volume, which is my standard. I like listening to Switchablesusie. She is on the mark with good advise. You are alright Switchablesusie !

And from one of Clint Eastwood's lines "A man has to know his limitations"

It's amazing that people can react so differently to the same stimuli - it just shows that what's good for one, may not be necessarily so for another. My guess is that it's best to listen to your own body. And, of course, experiment with "mitigating measures" such as not eating (or eating!) before taking an enema.

I have found that I only rarely experience slight nausea when using a strongish soap solution - just as Susie commented on previously. But then, there is also not always a definite pattern. Sometimes I'll "get the feeling" and other times not - no matter the soap or not. I nowadays just take 'em as they come. Fortunately the nausea is an exception rather than the rule for me.

The only time I have ever experienced nausea after an enema was when I was given one that was much too soapy. It was a bulb syringe enema given by a friend and I could tell by looking at the bowl that there was too much soap in it. Still, it looked mighty appealing, so I didn't say a word. When I began expelling, the cramps and the nausea were too much too handle. I was a sweaty mess when it was all over and my insides felt wrenched.

This has happened to me on about 4 occasions. It has happened after most of the enema has been expelled........nausea with intense cramping, cold sweat all over my body, close to vomiting but not. It is always after the first enema only, 2-quarts of soapy water (average soapiness) and after I have struggled to retain the enema through 4 to 6 intense cramps over about 10 minutes (struggled but savored every minute). It has never happened during subsequent enemas taken the same way.

Hi

Several posts about too much soap so how much would that be . .

Xx

I understand there are several things that can lead to nausea and then throwing up. I have had this happen several times; with soap, without soap, 3 qt and 4 qt. So as to the cause I am not sure. But having had the problem several times I keep a waste basket close, just in case. I don't enjoy throwing up, especially while expelling......

This is usually from a stimulation of the vagus nerve inside the main body trunk. Sometimes it happens and sometimes not. Keeping the water quantity down to about 2 qts. maximum is best to avoid this. But I have seen even a 2 qt. enema cause vomiting on rare occasion. Going up to 3 or 4 qts. is likely to have this happen.

Sometimes happens to me just relax and take it easy. you soon will be back to normal

Has anyone ever vomited from taking an enema?

I rarely do, because I almost always fast, to get the stomach mostly clear before taking an enema.

Even then , there have been times, especially with a 4-qt enema. Also if I take Magnesium Citrate after several enemas, I've been known to throw up the magnesium citrate.

These things don't happen a lot, most enemas don't cause me to vomit, but there have been some. What are other people's experiences?

I never have, and if I did, or felt like I had to, I would think that there was something seriosly wrong with me. If enemas gave me a "vomiting reaction", I probably would give them up in short order. Fortunately, that's never occurred, so I don't have to worry about giving up my favorite fetish. 😃 😃

If you are feeling nausea I would strongly recommend against soap, any irritant, or even plain water. All of these upset the electrolyte balance of the body. Soap, glycerin, excess salts, and other irritants draw water from the body fluids; and plain water adds water to bodily fluids. Either way, this can make you feel lousy, nauseous, light headed, and if it goes too for, pass out. You'll get cleaned out just fine and avoid cramping to a large degree if you use an isotonic mix of water and sea salt, or water and baking soda.

I'm one of probably a handful of humans who happens to love enemas and also emetophilia. So this is a topic I've thought about. For me, in the right setting, it would be the best of both weirdnesses.

I recall reading a story in one of the sex mags that were common in the 70s and 80s about a novice nun caught in the act of masturbating. Her punishment, meted out by the Mother Superior and two assisting sisters, was to have to fast for three days, then be given several large cleansing enemas, and finally when she was flowing clean, being given an endless enema with a Higginson squeeze type syringe and Balloon nozzle so none of the water could come back out of the end it entered by. She was filled very slowly till the water forced it's way into her small intestine, filled that, then pushed open her pyloric valve and flowed into her stomach. When that happened, her cries turned to gurgles and she began vomiting, the Mother Superior went on and on, with the hapless Nun vomiting more water with every new squeeze of the Higginson's bulb.

Inspired by that, I later wrote a story which another now defunct magazine published. It's was way too explicit to post, and I no longer have a copy of it, but it involved using the above endless enema effect to orally administer an enema to a female dominatrix who insisted the only way she'd be the receptive partner in E play was if the water flowed through me first.

Im a pilot.....not a doctor.......but I gotta believe that puking is natures way of saying...cease and desist!!. At some point I think we all try to be "volume queens", but these kinks can killya. Now, if youre into the vomiting...take syrup of ipecac( or eat my ex-wifes cooking). Play safe

So I'm curious.

Do any of you like giving, taking, or seeing slow and large quantities of water to the point where they start puking it up?

No. In fact, I can’t think of many things worse.

I don't LIKE it at all!! it IS however a known risk with a large enema.

It can also happen if you take an enema while Magnesium Citrate is still going to work.

Best preventative strategies

1) When you take a 4-qt enema, take a series of 2 or 3 quart soapsuds enemas FIRST, to get to a clear return. you will be surprised how much still comes out with that 4-qt enema.

2) Wait AT LEAST 30-45 minutes after the last enema fully expelled before taking the next one. Don't do anything physically strenuous during that time.

3)ALWAYS wait at least 8 hours,better 12+ hours between the last solid food, and the first 2-qt enema. NO ALCOHOL during that time!!

4) Wait at least 90 minutes after drinking any Magnesium Citrate before trying that 4-qt enema.

5) Mind the basics: always pee first, so there is as little pressure as possible on the lower abdomen that is not caused by the enema. Choose a position, either knee-chest or Simms BEFORE you start, get in that position, and STAY THERE until you can't, you HAVE TO head for the toilet. Make SURE the nozzle is pointed TOWARDS the navel during injection. Give yourself time to relax between insertion and injection.

6) Keep a clean dishpan or trashcan at arm's reach in case your body has it's own ideas about keeping things down.

7) If you DO choose to use Magnesium Citrate, DON'T GUZZLE!! Refrigerate it overnight, or ice it down. Get a stadium cup, fill it with water. SIP the magnesium Citrate, then a sip of water, count to 10 Repeat. When the magnesium Citrate bottle is empty, drink the rest of the water over the next 10 minutes. Your first couple of times, until you know how your body responds, you may want to do this kneeling in front of the toilet.

I hope this helps with the vomiting issue. Only promise: It WILL improve your odds of not vomiting.

Nausea and vomiting from enemas is due to stimulation of the vagus nerve. The vagus nerve is part of the parasympathetic nervous system. Stimulation of this causes nausea because of increased gut moltility. When the colon is distended vagal tone increases. While fluid can reflux through the iliocecal valve into the ileum with a lot of pressure it never can go into the stomach.