Catheter and Enema

Have to agree with those that have spoken out about common sense and being cautious. It is the smart thing to do.

I think there are many people here that are pushing the limits and will be entering he hospital with an exploded colon and or bladders.

But that is their choice.

I once wrote to the editor of Penthouse to say I thought very few letters re enemas were genuine. and I got a letter pack saying most were in peoples dreams.

@Michael001 That in itself is a scary picture. Though, that would be horrible and that essentially means your independence is ruined. Your body can't function on its own and it's just NOT worth it guys and gals.

Much love, Megan

Buys and girls...BACK OFF! Don't be STUPID! The bladder is one of the few naturally sterile organs in the body. (Bacterially, not virally) It needs to STAY that way! Introducing contaminated fluids (easier than you might think) can cause you a heap o' hurt! PLAY SAFE!!!

Hmmm - I haven't tried the two together, but next week I will - each is a turn on.

I once tried at urethral catheter inserted in my rectum while wearing a diaper and I have to say that the feeling of my own urine oozing into my rectum was sooooo exciting that it almost mede me come without touching my penis, it was soooo goooood but I got a bladder infection. Luckily as a doctor I could make a prescription of antibiotics without involving my general practitioner.

It was a great experience.

I enjoy having my partner give me a large volume cleansing enema periodically to wash out the entire length of my colon. I find the key to getting an effective cleanse is to have her give me about three to 3-1/2 quarts of warm, soapy water very slowly. She then has me retain the enema for 15 to 20 minutes, and while lying on my back, she gently massages my tummy; however, when the urgent need to urinate is about to cut short my retention time and forces me to run to the toilet, she catheterizes me, which allows my bladder to empty without having to move off the enema table.

I have when i get the time I’ll start first thing in morning with a fleet enema then after I’ll insert 1-2 suppositories and while they melt take a nice hot shower get all clean then insert a 16 FR Foley catheter. Once thats in then I’ll start taking my enemas first one warm water and soap with the suppositories in makes real fun expulsion then some plain water enemas to rinse

When I really have time while a 2-3 qt enema in I’ll do a bladder irrigation

When I’m done i feel very clean ?

As I have posted in another section, I have been catheterized for several weeks at a time. Even longer. I am an enema fetish person first, so many enemas came and went during the catheterizations. I found that my bag filled much faster after doing a couple of enemas. So retention does occur.

Never done it or had it done by my Domme. She used to love dressing me as her sub in completely covering latex and high top sneakers, cuff me and then separate my knees and give me at least one or two enemas (with no empty in between). I'd have to hold it for at least a couple of hours while she made me do things for her and to her until she had enough orgasms. I don't want a UTI but always thought it would be fun to have her catheterize me before the enemas so she'd have control over my bladder as well.

Eric

I think you folks are confusing baking soda, sodium bicarbonate with baking powder.

Both saline and bicarb are in very dilute quantity. NaCl normal saline has only .9% of salt, about the same for bicarb

I’m with you on making the catheter a one way instrument

Just last week started by inserting a 16 g coude catheter inflate the balloon then several nice warm enemas til clean

So much easier for me to hold them if I don’t have to pee plus I love the feeling of the catheter going in

Just last week started by inserting a 16 g coude catheter inflate the balloon then several nice warm enemas til clean

So much easier for me to hold them if I don’t have to pee plus I love the feeling of the catheter going in

Wayward1,

Just clarifying. You put in a catheter through your urethra into your bladder and inflated it, then took several enemas while it was inside you so you could just absorb enema water and let it make urine into a collecting bag? BTW, is "Coude" a brand or type of urethral catheter like a Foley? Glad you enjoyed feeling of the catheter. I've thought about doing this same sequence since feeling one anal and one penile catheter together during the enema sounds exciting. But haven't wanted to chance a UTI.

Eric

A Coude catheter has a curved tip. It supposedly goes in more easily through the prostate in men, especially men with BPH.

Thanks, Moliere.

Eric

I was told men’s catheters were given with lidocaine to more comfortably pass the prostate

The coupe is a type of catheter it has a slight turn or angle at the tip that make it easier to get into your bladder just recently went up in size to 18f with any luck will get to do enemas with the catheter tomorrow

I just use lots of lube. Inject it into my penis then massage it down the urethra add a bit more to the catheter then it slips in easily for me once near the bladder if I try to pee I find that that makes it just slide in easily

Inflate the balloon attach drainage bag and then relax and enjoy your enemas with no urge to pee plus it feels great ?

@Wayward1

The catheter with the curved tip is called a Coude.... French for "elbow". Coude is not a brand but a description, as is Foley

@gwhap

Yes, Lidocaine (Cathejell) can be used to desensitize the urethra during catheter insertion but it's NOT a good idea, especially for amateurs.

Pain is the body's warning signal to stop! If you ignore the warning you could seriously injure yourself.

If a nurse is expert and gentle and the catheter is the correct size insertion is a bit ouchie, but not really painful. If it really hurts, something is wrong.

Hospitals tend to use Fr 16s. They clog less easily and flow faster, but if you're unsure ask for a smaller size. An oversized catheter can hurt for days.

Also, don't be stupid and reuse catheters and always use sterile techniques and a new, sterile catheyer. A UTI can be big trouble.

I have never used that kind of jell ever. I don't even know where to buy it. I don't really need use it. I put regular jelly in my urethra and my catheter slips in fine. I probably use too much jelly, but the catheter goes in so easy, I got no pain, just the feeling of the catheter going into my bladder.

@Czorro

Urethral lubricating jel is available in the US only by 'script, but can be bought on-line from elsewhere, but is expensive. For the reasons I've posted elsewhere, it's not a good thing to use, IMO, as pain is a warning to STOP>

@Czorro

Urethral lubricating jel is available in the US only by 'script, but can be bought on-line from elsewhere, but is expensive.

That is what I thought, I have never had any trouble inserting a catheter. I put jelly in my urethra and some on the end of the catheter, the catheter slips in fine, no pain ever.

I can feel the catheter as it slips in, that is all I ever feel. I have yet to feel any pain, which is a good thing. I also don't get UTI's because I work as clean as possible.

I wouldn't use that kind of jel anyway. I don't need it.

A very long time ago during med play treatments the nurse that I played with would insert a Cather followed by a nice slow very large enema. It was truly a wonderful experience to be filled and drained at the same time . Or to have fluid flowing in to the bladder irrigation and enema at the same time. The enema was given slow to allow for it absorption so I would need to urinate . For me it was a very erotic and submissive experience I trusted the nurse he was very skilled .

@gwhap said:

I was told men’s catheters were given with lidocaine to more comfortably pass the prostate

@Sean said

Yes, Lidocaine (Cathejell) can be used to desensitize the urethra during catheter insertion but it's NOT a good idea, especially for amateurs.

Pain is the body's warning signal to stop! If you ignore the warning you could seriously injure yourself.

I agree with @Sean 100% it's not a good idea for amateurs to play with anything that requires a script to obtain. In a real medical procedure, such as a CMG, the tech told me they routinely use lidocaine on the catheter for men - but not women - to minimize any discomfort as it passes through the prostate. I've also seen them using a lidocaine gel whe it is uncomfortable or difficult to remove a supra pubic catheter. These techs/PAs/Nurses are NOT amateurs!!

I have done this many times and only had an infection once. It can be safe, if you're careful. I've never used lidocaine, but I would if I could find it. I always use water based lubricating jelly.

The The use of catheters for sex games is certainly very pleasant but also has some risks. Catheterization must be performed very cleanly and carefully. Otherwise, a urethral or bladder infection may develop easily. There is also the risk of overstretching the urinary bladder sphincter and causing urinary incontinence. I have also already introduced catheters with CR32. I do not do that often. I prefer to use Hegar Dilators with 12,5 mm diameter, which are only 19cm long and do not go into the urinary bladder. It is enough if the dilator goes through the prostate. This is very pleasant and not as dangerous as catheders. Besides, I still have sterile urine to flush the urethra. So you should urinate after the session.

I just posted some of this elsewhere:

Some time ago, I was in hospital and got very constipated because of some meds. I felt really uncomfortable and my rectum felt badly packed. In fact, it got to the point I could not pee more than a bit and had to be catheterized, which was not fun. The nurse had a difficult time getting the Fr 16 Foley catheter into me because the poo in my bowel was pinching the urethra. So effectively, the constipation was causing an inability to pee. But I digress.

I was peeing lots through the catheter and I finally convinced the doctors to order a plain water bag enema. A bit later the nurse came in with a disposable kit, I think it was an MDI:

https://www.expressmed.com/mckesson-microtek-medical-center-hang-enema-bag-1500-cc-touchnseal-valve-latexfree-50800.html

Anyway, the nurse filled it with water and hung it, inserted the nozzle and started the flow. The water was pleasantly warm and she continued to advance the tube as the water flowed. The tube probably went in about two feet and the water flowed the whole time, causing little cramping. The results were dramatic with a very strong urge and lots of poo for perhaps a half hour.

My point is that you can give or get very large, high, and extremely effective enemas with just warm water in a disposable bag. The disposables have tubing which is about Fr 24 and are plenty stiff to get fully up someone. It is quite possible that the Foley helped with the enema because my bladder was completely empty before, during, and after the enema.

For those of you who have done this, hopefully safely and without a UTI, does anyone have any experience either solo or with your partner, having a masturbated orgasm while filling or holding your enema with a catheter in your bladder? Did you find it fun or enjoyable?

Eric

Sitting here with my FR20 installed feels so good ..I just Retired the first of the month so now I can leave it in for days….while sitting here I raised the drain tube up and saw the urine goes up hill,, I can raise the tube 3-4 feet above my bladder it goes up …my question is has anyone ever did a pressure check from the bladder ???? How much pressure can the Bladder produce….