My suppository habits

😢 I have tried both glycerin suppositories and homemade ones out of Kirk's castile soap. Yes, it makes you go, but also irritates. Most significantly I don't experience the fullness I enjoy with an enema. By the way I like some castile soap in my enema, so I am not totally against irritants.

I have several fused discs in my spine, so it's very difficult for me to properly insert a suppo using only my own finger. At one time, my partner had a vaginal problem and she was prescribed a cream that was applied using a plastic applicator -- sort of a hypodermic syringe, but without a needle. When she was cured, I expropriated the applicator to use as an aid in suppo insertion. I force the blunt end of the suppo about 1/4 inch into the end of the applicator (the barrel of the applicator is just a hair smaller in diameter than the Ducolox style bullet), coat it with a small amount of Vaseline (and do the same to my anus), then push the applicator (pointed end first) in as far as it will go -- about 4 inches. I then depress the plunger which detaches the suppo from the applicator. Afterward, I pull the plunger all the way out and wash both the plunger and the barrel so they're ready for the next time. 😳

.......Tamara Segunda.

I always insert the" blunt "end first just for the punishment aspect of the whole procedure,and I always insert ,at the very least,from 5 to 8 and even sometimes 10 suppositories.Also,all my suppositories are always "dipped" into Vick's or Icy Hot(if I feel I need more punishment than usual)first-such a wonderful feeling!I insert these suppositories at least one hour before the enema starts,and retain them about 5 minutes past the most extreme urgency arrived at, preceeding the start of the enema.An epsom salt enema is always a good choice for this type of procedure,as further and continuous cramping is "most imminent".These enemas take more time,but experience them if you have time,as you will thank yourself later!After all,aren't we all in it for the pleasure derived?

Your friend,deepclean

I was first introduced to the delights of suppositories when i went into hospital after a mild stroke at the age of 32, nervous at first the very sexy nurses made the experience somewhat sensual and more than a pleasent than i could have ever imagined - Laying there helpless and defenceless, the younger nurse asked me to turn onto my side, she made my body quiver as she applied the cold lube around my anus, told me to relax and take a deep breath. I felt a cold hard bullet like jelly suppository enter me, then i felt it slide up inside. Then came another - a second one because she told me that they worked better in pairs. I now find the whole experience quite erotic and welcome any young ladies to come and play. 😉

When I take them, it is always 2, dab of lube on the pointy tip of the first one, shove it in as far as I can with the index finger of my left hand, then the second one, inserted the same way. I am either kneeling, or standing bending forward, leaning on the vanity, jutting my butt out a bit (knees slightly bent). Definitely 'pointy' end first. 'Hold' time - I aim for 30 minutes.

Cos.

You insert the pointed end first. It's meant to prevent discomfort and reduce resistance during insertion. All you have to do is lubricate a gloved index finger with K-Y, and gently insert the suppository as far as you can get it up the rectum. Usually, you will notice the suppository seems to be drawn the rest of the way inside the rectum after it has only been inserted about an inch or two. That is the internal sphincter dilating and contracting, which is a normal muscular reflex. Hold the buttocks tightly together for a couple minutes to make sure the suppository doesn't come out. Getting a suppository need not be an uncomfortable experience at all if the person administering it is gentle and takes their time.

I really enjoy your messages. I am a 50 yo male who has always had a thing for you ladies giving an enema or rectal temp to me. You are so upfront and pleasant about it and it excites me to know there are RN's like you out there. With luck, I'll run into one!! Regards and keep writing.

I only use water to wet a suppository before insertion. Any other lubricant will coat the suppository and greatly diminish its effectiveness.

Geeze, I just have to quote einlauf in this thread again because I'm just incredulous about the whole question:

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".

I guess getting them in is all I really care about. Sometimes when I am in a hurry, as I push them in, they twist about a bit, anyway. I do use lube, usually vaseline, as I have a tender 'bum". I am using them for the thrill of putting things in my bottom, so I care less about what effect they have when they have been inserted than I care about how it feels to insert them.

I am going to save my moisturizer applicator for use with suppositories, once I have used it for it's intended use. I wish I had kept some from yeast infection insertions of vaginal suppositories. Maybe I'll spring for one of those, anyway.

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Isn't there a danger from the chmicals in the product such as the moisturizer in the pad.How wouold you sterilize it?

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You don't have to sterilize anything going up your bum if you are the only one using them.

I can't think of any harmful reaction between moisturizers and suppositories. The carriers for many drug carrying suppositories are, in fact, moisturizers.

Generally, after inserting I will use a lubricated douche nozzle to push it far up into the rectum. I've tried my finger, but just can't seem to get it in far enough. Anyway, most times I will use about 3 suppositories. I've found if I lay down after inserting I can hold them for several hours. If I'm standing, sitting, moving around maybe 1/2 hour max. I like to take them about 4 am, and then do an enema in the shower about 6 before I go to work.

An hour ago my wife inserted 10 suppositories with gloved fingers.. then she pushed them deep with my "dildo" (actually its the plastic handle of a toilet plunger). It felt SOOOOO good as she rubbed my prostate with the dildo. I didn't masturbate this time, but maybe later. I'm holding the supps but can't for much longer.. I really needed this.. thanks honey!

Many times we slowly stuff and work them deeper with a dildo or anal toy.. They work much better (at least in my case) the deeper they're placed.

I once made an "inserter" - a piece of plastic pipe in which I could line up 8 or 10 suppositories, then I'd insert the pipe deep inside, and with a plunger made from wooden dowel, I could push them all out the business end of pipe. This worked very well, but I sometimes worried because could feel them bunching up deep inside. From this I learned to always press them out very slowly, allowing them time to find their position.

The pipe suppository insertion device is a great way to go. I made one similar to what stiknclikit described many years back. One thing I've found with suppositories whether glycerin or bisacodyl is if you break them up into small pieces and use some type of insertion device such as the one described you get a greater reaction from the suppositories. I assume this has to do with the small pieces melting faster or in the case of bisacodyl the small pieces make more contact with the bowel wall making for a faster and greater reaction.

By breaking them into smaller pieces you create more surface area that comes into contact with the colon wall. Hence, more contact with the chemicals creates more of an action faster.

How to use your suppositories

Go to the toilet and empty your bowels if necessary.

Wash your hands.

Remove any foil or plastic wrapping from the suppository.

Either squat or lie on your side with one leg bent and the other straight.

Gently but firmly push the suppository into the rectum, pointed end first. If necessary moisten the end of the suppository with a little water. Push it in far enough so that it doesn't slip out.

Close your legs and sit or lie still for a few minutes.

Wash your hands again.

Try not to empty your bowels for at least an hour, unless the suppository is a laxative.

Other useful advice

Once in the rectum the suppository will melt and may leak from your rectum. You may find it more comfortable to insert the suppository before going to bed at night rather than during the day, however follow the instructions given by your doctor. If you do insert suppositories during the day, be aware that some suppositories can stain your clothes.

STORAGE: store your suppositories in a cool dark place, but not in the fridge unless specifically instructed. If they get too warm they may melt and not be firm enough to insert.

Always keep medicines out of the reach of children.

Always use the medicine according to the printed label or as instructed by your doctor or pharmacist.

Don't give your medicines to anyone else to use, even if they have the same symptoms as you. They may be harmful to other people.

If you miss a dose of your medicine, take the dose as soon as you remember, and then go on as before.

Suppositories are designed only for insertion into the rectum and must not be taken by mouth. If they are accidentally swallowed, tell your doctor at once.

Do not use your suppositories after the expiry date on the pack.

Cheers, PatientCare

Besides the enema that mom used to give me when I was young, I would get glycerine suppositories. When I was seventeen, I went to the store bought some glycerine suppositories and as I walked home slipped in a dozen one after the other. Then I walked a little less than a mile home. Oh the delightful cramping out of control feeling that I had. 😃

I have started using a "homemade" suppository insertion tool which is powered by a low tension spring which allows for the insertion of 4 glycerine or bisacodyl suppositories simultaneously. "Cock" the tool, insert the suppositories in the tube, insert the tube just inside the rectum, "pull the trigger, and voila! Fifteen minutes later the results are fantastic, no muss no fuss.

I always inserted the pointy end in first.After reading several posts recommending the other end, I tried it.She said that it was harder to push the suppository out. Its flat end first, from now on

There was a 1991 study by Abd-El-Maeboud published in The Lancet that found that the ideal mode of insertion was to insert suppositories blunt end first, rather than the generally used mode of inserting the pointy end first. This conclusion was based on the greater distance of internal travel of the suppository once inserted, which was entirely a mechanical consequence of the natural actions of the bowel's muscular structure and the rectal configuration.

You could coat the suppository with liquid glycerin, That would make it slippery and the liquid glycerin would probably help make the suppository more effective.

I haven't read in the posts about the feeling when a suppository passes above the sphincter. If you insert the suppository, tapered end first oto the upper side of the sphincter, and then tighten your rectal muscle, there is a pleasant feeling as the sphincter contracts and forces the suppository up into the rectum. Anyone else observe this sensation?

If I do not have the privacy for an enema, I will insert 2 glycerin suppositories as deep as I can get them and hold them for a hour. When I didn't have glycerin suppositories, I made homemade suppositories out of Ivory soap (soap sticks). The liquid glycerin suppositories work good too and they only take a few minutes to work.

Preparation H suppositories are designed to be soothing, not laxative. However, if you have stool in/near the rectum, they may make it easier for you to expel by providing lubrication.

Glycerine absorbs water. In the colon (say the sigmoid, if you can get them that far) they absorb water from the surrounding tissue, filling the lumen with a water and glycerine and mucus mixture, and providing an actively laxative effect by the mild irritation from the mild dehydration of the surrounding tissue.

Bisacodyl causes an auto-immune response, which causes inflammation and some tissue damage. It takes about 40-50 hours for the inflammatory damage to fully heal. The irritation from the induced inflammation cause the bowel lining to produce prostaglandin E-5, which causes peristalsis, as well as fluid to leak into the bowel. As an aside, my spouse used to give me several glycerine and bisacodyls at the same time. Thsi caused an interesting, stimulating somewhat uncomfortable feeling of pressure. I noticed that after a while the pressure abated, and I felt more comfortable. Always though, a few minutes later, I'd feel abdominal cramps. So, I'd call the relief "the calm before the storm". The reason for this effect is that the colon has ring muscles and longitudinal muscles. Bisacody first causes all contractions to stop, but then causes just the logitudinal muscles to contract strongly, thus, the cramping.

My wife gives them to my in whatever position she feels like having me assume for the treatment, but I like it best when she cuddles them into me when I'm not expecting it.

I remember having to run all the way across the house from where my mom would have me sit, waiting for them to work. Sometimes I faild to hold them too. In such case, there was a strange combination of pleasure, dread and embarrassment.

That feeling of the suppository being "sucked up" is *so* fun for my spouse and me! It feels almost magical to us!

Two is the most I have used.

Straight out of the Fridge so they are exquisitely cold

Then place directly into a long bodied suppository dispenser & sink it as high up as possible against the rectal wall for max effect