Water Enemas with Air

I did not often do water and air enema.

They are very difficult to expel and not for beginners.

I think I must have a master that encourage me to do them more often.

Yes, I have used air with water to trace and locate the water's progression, along with the colon's anatomy. Getting it all out often takes days though, and can be annoying.

One old high school friend visits about every 2 to 5 years and likes me to play the, Find it for Her, game. Then, the next day will cuss me and get me to try and work more of it out. I do it with cooler water and positioning. I praise her with laughter and humor. As she cooperates I manipulate and auscultate her tummy. She loves the attention and I love giving it to her even more.

Last time she was here we loaded her stuff into the trunk of her car and went back inside to get her purse and phone. With a peck on her forehead i followed her back to the door. At the door, she set her feet wide with knees slightly bent, indicating she had a splendid time and threw her chin up with eyes closed. I kissed one closed eye and reached under to cup her bush.

With me it's just the opposite!!! I usually have a considerable 'gas" build up ...especially in the morning.... (Typical colon production).. and within seconds... there is a "WOOOOOOOSH!!!" of air and bubbles blowing back into the Bag, Enema Bucket!!!!! The amount of air is considerable... and if it's not "Blown out then" it would take a while to "FART OUT!!" and the initial discomfort along with !!!!!

But GOD It FEELS GOOD !!! to "BLOW OUT THAT AIR!!!!!!! heheheheheehe!! YES!!!!! SIGH!! Relax!!

With a Kinky "KLICK!!!!!!!" of that little white Klip!!!!!!!,

highwater

Interesting, aahh, do you need that hose up in you to get your gas out? What position works best for your blow out? And your delivery can is likely not hanging so high ... phill.

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Not with water, but would always leave air in the tubing when taking my soapy enemas. I liked waiting for air to suddenly give way, as it were, and the soapy hot enema to then rush in.

Not with water, but would always leave air in the tubing when taking my soapy enemas. I liked waiting for air to suddenly give way, as it were, and the soapy hot enema to then rush in.

RedDevil,

Other than occasionally leaving several inches of air in the enema hose and letting it flow into me just before the water enters, I've never added air to an enema of mine or done an air enema.

However, many years ago during my first few colonics in the mid-70's there was a practice or fad of connecting an oxygen tank to the colonic inflow hose and bubbling oxygen into your colon during the regular water colonic. I had this done a few times and remember it well. I rather enjoyed feeling the bubbles enter me and move around in the water already in my rectum and colon. The gas never produced any cramps, just interesting gas/water movement sensations.

Based on that, I suspect I wouldn't have much trouble adding air to some of my regular water/saline/soapy enemas, though it might depend on exactly how much air I injected. I'll probably try it sometime just for an interesting sensation.

Eric

Eric,

Leaving air in the tubing takes me back to when I would get an enema - and there I was on the bathroom floor, on a towel on my left side with the enema bag hung high on the shower rod, with the tubing circling around to the nozzle stuck up my butt, and then the clip would be released but nothing would immediately happen.. there would be a bit of suspenseful waiting for my enema to start..

@glenintem

For a double contrast Barium enema the person typically gets 2000 to 3000 ml of the Barium in water solution.... a pretty big fill, but they try to get the Barium to completely fill the colon, all the way to the appendix after the fill. The enema is either released on the toilet or is drained back into the bag. Then about an equal amount of air is pumped in. The intent is to inflate your colon like a balloon so the walls can be fully seen.

I think about the same amount of air is used in a colonoscopy. Again, they want your colon inflated like a balloon so there are no folds or creases and all the surface can be seen.

A lot of farting is expected after the exams ... nay encouraged. In fact, I remember being told that I could not go home UNTIL I'd farted.

When I'm full of water I loved giving myself a few bulbs full of air. Feels great.

It feels really cool, but when releasing I sometimes have some trouble to start the water flowing out of me

When I'm full of water I loved giving myself a few bulbs full of air. Feels great.

Yes! - I liked hearing the gurgling sound made by doing that.

When I'm doing an enema, the VERY LAST thing I want/need is air being injected along with the water.

I go out of my way to get the water out of the hose, and avoid bulbs when I can.

That way I know that the cramping is caused by the enema, or by gas that formed naturally!

When I first started to play around with enemas I think I was only 5 at the time. I tried dry enemas with a bulb. I did not want to put anything in the bulb because I did not want to make myself go poop so I tried a few dry ones. I remember it made a funny noise and felt wierd going in my butt. Then after I took the bulb out of my bottom I would fart on command. The farts were long and hard and massive. I always got a kick out of that.

One day I showed a neighbor boy this. I told him I could do something that will make me fart. I showed him and he laughed at this. In time we got into a contest on who could fart better. I usually beat him but one day I think he got 4 bulbs of air up his bottom. He farted the longest and loudest and it went on for about 20 to 30 seconds. We both laughed for a long time afterwards. Oh to be that age again. Fun times.

A month or so back I forgot to drain the air from my subs enema bag. He got an unexpected surprise that morning. There were added cramps, but I'm sure he deserved it for something he had or had not done.

A month or so back I forgot to drain the air from my subs enema bag. He got an unexpected surprise that morning. There were added cramps, but I'm sure he deserved it for something he had or had not done.

@MissStress , you are mean….. I like that 😉

Be safe

Za

@MissStress , you are mean….. I like that

I forgot… 😞

No air! Ugh, that pesky air makes an otherwise fun activity a right chore.

No air! Ugh, that pesky air makes an otherwise fun activity a right chore.

@vatum the air is fun for me…why not add it for my pleasure? A wee bit of discomfort for my enjoyment.

No thank you, I will pass on the air. All I can think of is the cramping and the gas afterwards.

Hahaha, pass on the air!

That’s what I do too!

No thanks, did it once and didn't enjoy the sensation or lasting effects of wet farts. I'll stick to fluid enemas.

I've tried air enemas before when I'd rather have water.

What is the best way to introduce an air enema?

In my 55 year enema career, I guess I’ve been lucky. During a colonic with a closed system I had 40 yrs ago, there was a fad for bubbling oxygen into the colonic line so it enters and mixes with the colonic water inside. I had this done several times and even though my colon and rectum are easily irritated and I don’t usually like cramps, I could feel the bubbled-in oxygen both going in as well as moving around with the colonic water. I enjoyed it a lot and had no cramps or any other discomfort.

Eric

While not exactly air being injected with an enema (I have done that a few times with an enema bulb), a close approximation of it is an enema with carbonated water. At first you do not really feel the effects until the CO2 comes bubbling off and is trapped inside your plumbing giving you a very full feeling and can lead to cramps. You of course also pass a lot of gas when discharging the enema. Kinda like a volcano coming to life!! It also at least for me, tends to last quite awhile even after you think you are done. I have only done a few times and not my favorite sort of enema. Denise

When giving a bulb enema there is going to be air injected. It is unavoidable. I like a little farting on release, it usually leads to reddened cheeks and a “OH MY ” exclamation!

@Denise Oh sounds so good. I must try this. Any suggestions on the best way to administer it?

I had a virtual colonoscopy once. I was inflated with some kind of gas all the way around my colon. Felt like a blimp. Afterward the let the air out with a colon tube. Didn't get it all out so I was farting the rest of the day.

I’m the ultimate masochist when it comes to things like this. I usually regret doing them a couple of minutes into it and tell myself that, just because it sounds and has the potential for being really amazing, it doesn’t usually work out to be that way.

I’ve had some experiences with 2-3 quarts of soapy water and some air added to the enema as a little, very welcome surprise by my partner who knew that I enjoy cramps and distention, a lot; He was a pretty passionate sadist and had no problem giving me all the pain I was willing to take and loved every minute of it. I have tried to replicate the experience solo and cramps and a distended, pregnant looking belly were achieved, but the gloriously explosive and liberating relief that I got when the air had been inflicted by my partner was not.

Took a lot of effort to get it out and the discomfort was not terrible but it was not the kind of pain that I say “hurts so good“. On the few occasions I was really jonesing for the feeling that only air and water will give you (or me, at least), but didn’t realize that I had too little time to execute the whole thing and expel everything. Before going to work, for example, I ended up with a very unpleasant feeling of being about to embarrass myself in front of everyone who I really would never want to embarrass myself with, regardless of circumstances. That’s a pretty dreadful feeling and it’s not resulted in disaster by sheer luck.

Clumsiness and near misses aside, air and water can be a very enjoyable enema combo, but it works better when given to you by someone who knows just the right amount of air to give to make you have the distinctive cramps, but who is also happy to push it out of you when you start to struggle with the pain and tense up so much that have trouble releasing.

It can be messy and just because I find it enjoyable I would caution everyone who is not as into pain as I am (and in tune with their bodies and its limits) to avoid the hours of misery that can ensue. When done truly recklessly, adding air, too much and too fast especially, can be dangerous, and the pain is not worth it.

My wife always will give the inline hand pump a few squeezes with the double inflatable balloon nozzle fully inflated in me. The air will push the enema water in deeper taking my breath away, also giving me stronger cramping on releasing the air will give such strong release air pushing out