Large Volume Air Enemas

I tried this recently by blowing air into me - it was quite hard to do! - and could feel the effects immediately. After quite a few cheekfuls of air had gone into me, I felt quite uncomfortable, very "stretched" and bloated. I didn't really find it very comfortable, and it took ages to get the air out. I don't know how these people who blow themselves up huge with compressors can do it, it must be really painful surely?

Today I did my first enema in years...and i could hold 4 litres of water. I do also air inflation for years, so i'm used to having air inside me and pushing my belly out.

And at first my belly started growing and i felt the water inside me. It felt so damn good and at the end my belly was really pushing out and i had 4 litres of water inside my belly.

I've tried this with a standard aquarium pump, but I couldn't do it for more than a minute without feeling too stretched to continue. It didn't distend my belly much more than a regular enema. I'm used to being uncomfortably full with enemas, but the air seemed to fill me up fast and it was almost impossible to keep going. Maybe I need to try it again.

When you first start with air inflation, just take it easy. When you do it more often, you can make your belly distend, but when you first try it, don't.

When you feel cramps stop for a few sec, before inflating again. And when you feel pain just wait a few minutes. Give your body the time to get used to it.

I started off in the inflation community with air enemas. I now prefer water ones most of the time. It seems like the air is more uncomfortable in the upper abdomen, and I like the feeling of water's weight.

Still, one of my greatest fantasies is to make love to an air-inflated woman. It would be much easier (cleaner) than a water inflation.

I have filled myself with air successfully with a hand-held bicycle pump. I somehow filled myself just right. I suppose it was due to the ability to control the speed and volume so well with the bike pump. After I'd filled myself just right, I felt the air equally all through my large intestine and it felt wonderful esp. as I felt the mounting pressure against my prostate. It was great when I orgasmed.

An air enema was the most uncomfortable enema I've ever had. I would not do it again voluntarily. Water only for me.

Hi my wife gives me air enemas so i will be bloated and have cramps like when shes on her period Bobbie

Try a colonoscopy sometime, the entire intestine is inflated. The gas pains were unpleasant and took several hours to pass. Was funny when the nurse told me I would be "farting" for a while and not be embarrassed about it, spent an hour is ward with 10 other people all farting.

Doctors use air during colonoscopies but I think it would be dangerous to use a high pressure air compressor to mimic this.

Water only for me. I have tried air enemas a couple of times, most uncomfortable enema I have ever had. I will stick with water it feels much better.

I have been doing air enemas for over 15 years and enjoy the feeling of complete fullness. To get the same effect with water requires a colon tube long enough to penetrate the small intestine. It is not a good idea to force enema from the colon into the small intestine so by using a long colon tube you get clean water. The problem with water is that if you take too much you will throw up and that is very unpleasant. Air is much easier and the only requirement is to be cleaned out and it is very important that all water is expelled first to avoid cramps.

My air enema regiment starts with a large single inflatable silicone balloon tip enema nozzle fitted with a check valve that fits the air line from the aquarium pump and an adjustable flow Optima aquarium air pump.

Once connected, I start the air flow on max flow until a cramp sets in, then reduce or stop, then restart the flow as needed while massaging the abdomen until I feel the need to belch. At that time I continue the flow for approximately 15 more seconds then stop the flow and hold the belch for a few minutes, then let it out (the first filling usually takes 15 to 30 minutes). I never rush it and stop at the first sign of pain. When properly filled I only feel fullness, no cramps or pain.

If I have the time I will repeat this for several hours and each time the intestines hold a little more air before the need to belch.

This complete intestinal fullness, while holding the belch, along with a full bladder will enhance orgasm beyond imagination.

Warning; always stop the air flow before orgasm or you could overinflate!

A word of caution, if it hurts, stop. Play safe, pay attention, and don’t exceed your limits. Never use anything except an aquarium air pump or something that you can manually control for obvious reasons.

I have done air enemas many times. I love the full feeling I get but I seem to have cramping before I get as full as I have seen others. I wish someone would let me know how they are able to fill themselves so full.

I've always found that the fullness from a large volume air enema is distinctly sharper than being full of water. It's actually a little bit painful, which I know is something to be avoided for the purposes of safety. Still, kind of a hot idea to imagine putting a sub through a forced large volume air enema 😃 Probably best left to fantasy though.

Air enemas are just fine, but DON'T use a compressor.

I have never found air enemas very pleasurable. I know everyone to their own enjoyment. I have tried them. I just didn't get much out of them.

Love hooking a barter up to a can of whip cream mmmmm

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Somehow I think that something like that is not a good idea.

Agreed--notice the brief panic set in..potential for ER material !

When she panicked, I don't know why she didn't just pull the tube out of her ass.

Even the sound of that pump was scary.

I was panicking long before she was!

Carbon dioxide is used for colonoscopies new. Much of it gets absorbed by the gut so there is much less to fart out. I much prefer the carbon dioxide over air inflation.

I think she was playing to the camera. The change in sound in the pump just prior was, I believe, the pump cavitating (spinning, but not actually pumping) due to back pressure.

My cousin had that done as a child for something called intussusception. They used an enema nozzle and then pumped air with a build syringe to fill the intestines. He was young but remembers it hurt real bad after they pumped for awhile.

Always used water enemas, I've never tried the air but do not think it's very safe. I think I will continue with nice big enemas water

I like air enemas or air and water---but I'm into the cramps that come along with enemas, so...

Air enemas aren't a usual part of my enema habits, and they were mostly a thing for me when I was a teenager just starting out and experimenting, but over the years I haven't really been able to resist trying air on occasion. I've previously tried using an aquarium pump, which was too uncomfortable to take much, and a closed-top bag full of air, which was fun for squeezing the air back and forth out of me but didn't help me achieve a very large volume. I later had somewhat more success with using a Higginson syringe to pump air in, but I still didn't feel like I was getting as much in as I could be. More recently, one of my inflatable butt plugs finally failed after a lot of heavy usage and likely overinflation, so I removed the tubing with the blood pressure cuff squeeze bulb still attached. The end of the tube is smooth and comfortable and I've had some of the best air enemas yet with this setup. Laying back on my bed, I'll slowly squeeze the pump over and over, taking time to feel the air moving up through my colon. I can squeeze as fast or as slow as I like, and take breaks to let the air move around and adjust and get more comfortable before taking more. I've successfully inflated myself to very, very big distension multiple times now. While trapped air and having trouble releasing it all was a problem for me in the past, I've now found it's easier to pass the air while laying face-down, ass-up on the bed. This way I can get rid of almost all the air in less than 30 minutes.

I take almost daily high volume air enemas until my belly is distended and I'm filled to my safe capacity. I love them!

Typically I wear two belts on my belly (upper and lower) to accentuate the roundness and increase the pleasurable sensations from the pressure.

I'll start with my aquarium pump until I start to feel a bit full, then I'll swap out for a hand operated bulb pump attached to a retention nozzle and use that to slowly top myself off.

Some days I'll hold the pressure in for hours of I have nothing better going on!

I once had a commercial colonic where the therapist bubbled oxygen into the line after filling me substantially with water. I distinctly recall enjoying feeling the bubbles flow into me and enjoying the gas filling me up and increasing the already present water pressure in my belly. I've never tried air inflation per se, but the idea of introducing air into my home enema line to increase my belly pressure during one of my 3-4.5 quart enemas sounds very pleasant. Especially for a large fill like I usually do. Even more fodder for submission and humiliation as my partner Domme describes what she's forcing me to endure to stimulate and strengthen her Dominance orgasms. Win-win.

Eric

I used to do 4 quarts water enema and when I has not enough time I do air enema,

The air volume is difficult to measure but I do about 4 to 5 quarts of air,

The real expulsion time is near the same with water and air but with air it is more painful so It looks longer.