Cramps and Enemas

As a child, I was taught pain meant it was working.

My mother and oldest sister would give me an oil glycerin enema sometimes when I couldn't go. They would add one ounce of liquid glycerin to five ounces of olive or mineral oil and use a six ounce white bulb syringe. I would lie on my left side and Vaselina would be applied to the short children's nozzle and my anus. The insertion was shallow and I felt the small enema flow through my anus and into my rectum as the bulb was slowly squeezed. Then something thick was inserted into my anus to help( make) me retain the enema and I was told to clench my buttocks and wait until I had a very strong urge to go. This did not take long and soon I was feeling the enema cramps caused by the glycerin. Sis or mom would meanwhile prepare a warm, soapy enema to wash out any oil that didn't get expelled. When I

would start moaning from the cramps and urges to expel, mom or sis would have me straddle the toilet facing the wall and remove what had been inserted into my anus. Right after that, I would have a strong, uncontrollable gush as the oil enema was expelled along with anything in my rectum. When my first expulsion was quickly finished, the warm soapy enema was started. No Vaseline was needed as my anus was still amply lubricated by the oil enema I had just expelled. Mom used a red fountain syringe attached to a long red tube which ended with a black enema nozzle. Mom would insert it a little into my anus and hold it in while squeezing my buttocks tightly around the tube. I could feel the enema flowing through my anus and would often get an erection. This enema often had some glycerin or crushed Bisacodyl tablets added to it and I would soon feel the cramps it would create in my colon. Like the previous enema, it was crampy and very effective. My older sister would give it to me using a Higgenson syringe attached to a douche nozzle and would lay the full bag on the bed behind me. I would squeeze my buttocks tightly around the nozzle and enjoy every squeeze of the Higgenson bulb as the warm enema spurted out of the side holes. The tip of the nozzle was probably touching my prostate because the sensation of this enema was incredible and would often cause me to ejaculate during the syringing or at the end.

In my experience bad cramps happens when there's lot of gas and/or air while mostly. The amount of pressure of water flowing in doesn't help it for sure.

Better to be empty from any gas and far from meals. Sometime I had nausea and dizziness for the air or gas. Too bad. Enemas must be a pleasure than a painfull experience , well, a little pain is good but not too much, in my opinion. To be 100% relaxed , without any cause of stress or anxiety is the best way to enjoy enemas and obtain all the pleasures from it.

Giving a slow warm enema can keep the cramps down but they are a part of enemas.

I'm like your Mom!

I measure how effective the enema is by how hard it's cramping.

Still just an approximate reading, but I have never gotten to a clear return without ANY cramping at all!

I consider that just part of taking the enema

I use the cramps as a way to give pain, even punishment, with some pleasure. It doesn't happen with every enema. Just for certain times. That way the pleasure of the enema doesn't get lost for my sub.

Enema 101: There are ways to minimize cramps, but if she/he is bloated, that's going to cause some discomfort no matter what you do. On rare occasions, I've given premenstrual enemas to my older daughter when she was bloated and bound up. Placing a hot water bottle wrapped in a warmed moist towel below her tummy for a few minutes before starting the enema will relax contractions in her uterus and colon and can do wonders to minimize cramps. Learned years ago from my former gyno's nurse.

Giving oral or getting it turns cramps into pleasure…

Years ago when I started doing a regular enema it was to relieve menstrual cramps not create new ones. For that reason my favorite enema at those times was with baking soda in order to minimize cramps no matter what the source.

My enemas growing up always cramped me as they were strong soap suds enemas given with a bulb. I think now a bag enema gives less cramps than a bulb due to the insertions and more air with the bulb enema. Mom said the cramping was necessary for effectiveness.

Enemas and cramps - Ha, the old “Love and Marriage” song comes to mind - except I'm hearing the lyrics changed to “enemas and cramps, enemas and cramps - you can't have one without the other” 😈 😈😈 Anyway, thanks to the super strong Ivory Flakes enemas I got, enemas were always about the cramps.

Early in my feminine training Enemas became a very big part of my feminizing. My wife would want me to have strong deep cramping to simulate my feminine menstrual cramps. As the cramping would start she would tell me now I know what women feel when they have there monthly period. It was part of becoming a girl she would tell me she would stop the enema flow and rub my belly then releasing the soapy water flowing deep starting the cramping feels.

I seldom get cramps but can assure you that my enemas seem to do the job with even minimal wait time. That being said, I do not need to take enemas for constipation but more for enjoyment, relaxation, excitement, and preventative health issues. Denise

I seldom get cramps but can assure you that my enemas seem to do the job with even minimal wait time. That being said, I do not need to take enemas for constipation but more for enjoyment, relaxation, excitement, and preventative health issues. Denise

Cramps are caused by peristaltic action and can't be helped. The bigger the enema the more cramping you will have. Baking soda can help.

Enemas for me are meant for pleasure not pain. Occasionally when over filled I'll ride a few cramps and with the right nozzle or plug it can be really good but generally it means I've got to expell. Although releasing a 3 quart or more fill up is awesome!! All part of the enema experience-YUM!!

I started out as a young girl being conditioned. At my early senior age, for my body and soul, I must have at least moderate to strong cramps with my Ivory soapsuds enemas. I put a rolled up towel under my belly and ride the waves while expelling my enemas. It is very needed, (a catharsis). Without cramps during expulsion, it is NOT a good enema. A round is usually 2 to 3 enemas. I don't take soothing enemas. I expect to get the results I'm looking for with a deep enema. It is also sexually fulfilling!!! My enemas are better than any sex I've ever had (and I've had some d*** good sex)!!!

Enemas can be purgative or soothing.

If you are constipated, a purgative enema is a good way to get prompt, complete relief. Such enemas usually contain an additive to increase peristalsis. Soap, glycerin, or bisacodyl are examples. These can produce very strong cramping within 5 to 30 minutes. IMO, for a purgative enema to be really effective it must produce strong, widespread cramping. This means not just an urge at your anus to poo, but cramping throughout your bowel. Enemas like this should be retained until you feel cramping throughout your tummy. The urge usually comes in waves, followed by relaxation. Try and resist the urge waves until the enema is fully working, then release at the peak of an urge. The results should be a rapid, complete, uncontrollable poo.

A soothing enema is very different. It is usually plain, somewhat warm water, sometimes with baking soda, salt, or coffee It is taken very slowly with the recipient lying down comfortably. The slow administration is needed so as not to cause an urge to poo. After the solution is in, try to retain for at least a half hour, preferably longer. A retention aid, like a 30cc Foley catheter, about 30 Fr, is helpful. You should not need a huge retention device as a soothing enema should not cause a strong urge to poo. I find such enemas very relaxing and often doze off while retaining the solution.

Soothing enemas should be preceded by a purgative enema to clean you out of virtually all poo

Don't like cramps.

It caused by high and fast fill with cold water.

Prefer to use warm water with very slow fill.

It can help with long retention.

To me a enema is to be relaxing and enjoyable cramps mean it's time to stop the flow and or expel.