My suppository habits

Basically I like all positions, because I love suppositories. But mostly I lay on my back with my feet on the mattress, so I have better access.

If inserted that way, I feel the suppository the longest, so I like this most.

Suppositories was definitely out from my family, mom was a Enemas fan. I got glycerin suppositories only few time when adult, but I don't like them. Long life to Enemas.

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My wife gives them to me bend over the bed, or standing and bend. It's wonderfull when I see she comes to me with the suppositories box on her hands 😉

I got frequent enemas as a little boy. Only a few times did my mom give me a suppository. At the time, even though I didn't like them very much, I did prefer them to an enema.

In fact if my mom mentioned the word enema I would beg and plead for a suppository instead. Sometimes it worked sometimes it didn't.

When I did get the suppository I was taken into my moms bedroom, laid on her bed, my pants and underpants would be lowered to my knees and in the suppo instered while I was in the "diaper" position.

She'd let me get up and put my pants back on while I waited for it to work. Then I'd be running to the bathroom crying "i have to go. I have to go." Sometimes I'd make it and sometimes I wouldn't

I like suppositories. They don't replace enemas. Sometimes I will insert a suppository before and enema to create a strong urge. I like to use a hemroidal suppository after an enema and hold it for the day. I have found acetaminophen suppositories on the internet, and I like to insert before I go to bed to help me sleep.

I like to insert a couple--well, 3 normally-- while I'm getting things set up for my series of flushes. Not sure why, I suppose just the start of feelling arousal in that area. Wrote about this earlier, I would like to keep 1 in my mouth jsut to have an idea how they're melting , and have for a few minutes, but i get nervous with the precautions Fleet puts on the label about if swallowed. I don't intend to swallow it, but could obviously end up swallowing some of the melted fluid. I would welcome comments on this--please !

I use suppositories frequently to produce a bm when constipated. They are a completely different experience than an enema. I find them quite convenient to use first thing in the morning before work. I use the dulcolax supps with bisacodyl in them. The glycerin type don't work for me. The Dulcolax supps produce explosive results for me after holding about 30 to 35 minutes. Afterwards, however, it is impossible for me to use an emema because the ongoing contractions produced by the dulcolax keep me from getting any appreciable amount of water up my colon. Thus, enemas and suppositories don't mix well for me.

Drew, what kind of supps do you use and how long do they take?

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i use suppositories most of the time Because there fast and give me a BM when i need it.

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You could certainly make your own lubricant suppositories from plain cocoa butter. That is the usual base for medicated suppositories (not glycerine ones). It's solid at room temperature but melts with body heat. Cocoa butter is usually available in the lotions section of drug stores.

Well I don't know if they qualify as suppositories but my aunt used to use soap sticks on us kids when we were visiting and got constipated. She would carve down a small Ivory soap bar in to two soapsticks about 1/2 in diameter and the length of the small size bar about 3". When she was ready for us she would get them warm in hot water and insert them while we laid across her lap. She made sure to press them in so the got past the inner muscle and got drawn into the rectum. The feeling was a little burning, a little itching and a lot of I gotta go now. She made us hold them in for at least 30 minutes, longer if we could manage it. They always worked and now as an adult they still feel great and they still work. A rinse enema always followed to be sure all the remnants were evacuated.

If someone else is administering them, I want to be in the knee-chest position.It's much more submissive. When I give them to myself, I usually lie on my side.

I like being bent over the bed most but any position is fun as long as they are huge so i can feel them longer and the givers finger stays in there for a while while they melt

I only got them once. when having a temp. and throwing up. my bf would just not take no for an answer and made me lie on my stomach while he lovingly but firmly shoved 3 suppositories in my rectum. one for the nausea and two for the fever. he did that 3 times a day for two days and by then i got better.

lying flat on my stomach, having my cheeks spread and having things shoved in there (one of them particularly burned) made me feel totally helppless and without having any control on the situation

I was given suppositories as a child up to about age 6 or 7. They were the old style long sticks. I actually didn't mind getting them. I think i actually liked the feeling of them sliding in.

My mum was always giving me glycerin suppositories when I was little and I just loathed them. She was totally obsessed with my bowels and I only had to miss a day and out came the suppositories and the Vaseline! Crying and protesting made no difference and I don't ever remember getting out of getting one even if friends were around which was really humiliating. Those days have affected me my entire life.

My dad was a pharmacist and it seemed like there was a suppository for everything. I got them often up until about the age of 12. It was back in the day when the pharmacist still actually "made" the suppositories. He usually got a call from mom saying I was running fever, upset stomach, plugged up or whatever the circumstance called for at the time. I loved getting them then and now. I especially like the ones that I got that stung. I had to lie down in my bed and bare my backside with it being put in deeply. I never fought them and found they always made me feel better.

As for me i use them as a prep before my enema

i lay across my bed with some cleanng wipes at the ready

i raise my butt then insert them deep as i can and leave my finger in for some extra fun

I too have to resort to suppositories because lack of privacy prevents me from taking an enema when needed/desired. I gave up on glycerine suppositories some time ago as they make them much smaller now and less effective. Instead, I carve suppositories from a cake of Neutrogena soap. Unlike Ivory soap, Neutrogena stays soft and pliable and does not get hard and brittle. I usually carve a few at a time and keep them ready when needed.

I've had one in my adult life after having a C-section. I was on my side and it took me by surprise because I was still spinning from the meds. The finger felt good, but boy did it burn while it was melting.

I read somewhere that there is some disagreement over which end of the suppository goes in first. This got me thinking about insertion technique.

I was wondering whether you guys a) insert pointed end first or flat end first, b) just let it slip in or push it well into the rectum, c) use a glove, finger cot, or bare finger, d) use any kind of lubricant.

I usually insert it pointed end first, getting it in as high as it'll go (usually touching stool and bowel wall), with just my bare finger and no lubrication. (I usually do it squatting over a toilet at work.)

I have also read something about the end to insert first, and in a book I found that most people insert the suppositories the wrong way, by inserting the pointed end first.

Yet, I have to say that I also insert that end first and push it until my middle finger is almost entirely in. Maybe the flat end had to be inserted first when suppositories had a conic shape, but now it seems to me that most suppositories have a more "aerodynamic" shape, meaning that their profile looks like that of a boat. And so I guess that it has to enter the hole in the same way a boat goes, that is with the pointed end first.

I would anyway be glad to hear the opinion of people more knoledgeable than me on the topic.

Is this a trick question? That's like asking which end of a nail get's hammered into the wood. The blunt or flat end always gets the push. "Help Cecil help, help Cecil help".

As a sufferer of chronic constipation and "veteran" suppository user (I've used one around twice a week for the past ten years or so), I was surprised when I first read this. I think the rationale for inserting it blunt end first is that this allows the rounded end to help the sphincter "close around" and "pull" the suppository in after part of it has already started going in. I guess this is helpful if you just let it slip in instead of pushing it in. However, I usually push it as far as it will go with my middle finger, and it just seems easier to "aim" with the pointed end up.

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Is this a trick question? That's like asking which end of a nail get's hammered into the wood. The blunt or flat end always gets the push. "Help Cecil help, help Cecil help".

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I agree einlauf.

I insert them pointed end first, which gives the finger the flat end to push against so the finger doesn't slip off a pointy end.

I love glycerin suppositories and use them very often mostly for fun. Although I understand that they should be inserted by the flat end to improve retention, I have just done it a couple of times just to try and I can state that I do not like. I have got enough experience over the years with glycerin suppositories to decide when I want to retain or when I want to expel the suppository. Being a fan o glycerin suppositories for fun the tipped end is the first part of the suppository to enter my rectum. Furthermore, I do not push the suppo very deep as I prefer feeling it as close to the anus as possible 😃 😃

I usually insert the pointy end first, but i also gave the "blunt end first" Method a try - it works fairly well for me, as i don't need to insert the suppo very deep - it gets magically tucked in by the sphincter, resulting in a nice feeling of the suppo sliding deeper into the rectum by itself.

I would say, the "blunt end first" method is nice, when you don't want to get your fingers to deep into the rectum. So i can recommend it 😁

Once again, like einlauf said, "Is this a trick question? That's like asking which end of a nail get's hammered into the wood. . . "

I have tried it both ways, and it is successful. I agree about no lubricant, or you will be chasing that little bugger all over the place!

One is never enough for me...I usually insert at least five,a nd try to limit it to that, but I so love feeling them go in!

Mine usually end up being followed by a plug, so I generally don't have to worry about how far up I can get them. I'm so clumsy I don't think I could get it in blunt end first. It's an interesting idea, but I was always given them pointy end first as a kid, so I don't think I could get into the blunt end first method.

This seems to be about the age when a lot of people stopped getting them but I don't know quite why. I was only eight when they stopped but the psychological effects were already permanent.

I normally use the index finger of my right hand to insert the glycerin suppository. Also, I insert the suppository by the tipped end first by just sliding it in smoothly without inserting the finger.