Daily Suppositories

I pretty much do daily suppositores, i just recently started soap suppositories and i was wondering how often you can do them. can u do it every day, few times a week, once a month. i would like to here opinions on this subject.

Don't know that I would use one any more often than every 3-4 weeks.

I do not see much downside except your system might get used to them and not function as well on its own.

I'm not a suppository user, but, I can't imagine using them frequently at all.

I think your system may become dependent on them, and as someone else mentioned, not able to function on it's own.

C.

I am not a suppository user and can't imagine them daily. I think that is not a good idea.

I think using daily soap suppositories is going to lead to rectal rot. No wonder we haven't heard from you in awhile.

At most once a month. Too many suppositories are bad. Better an enema!

I was doing Fleet glycerin suppositories nearly every day. I liked that I could use one and in about 15 minutes or so have a very good BM in the morning. I am very anal erotic so using a suppository was pleasurable in addition to the function they provided. After about a month I did have some rectal bleeding. I think it was caused by a BM that released very quickly and may have cause a very slight tear in my rectum.

I had it checked and no problems were detected. The doctor said consecutive daily use of suppositories may not be a good idea and to cut back when I really needed them. I do them now about once a week or so. I am not sure if the suppository led to or caused the tear rather it may have been a case of a forceful release. So if you are using them regularly, pay attention to what comes out and if there is some bleeding maybe its time to throttle back. The label on the Fleet package does warn of potential bleeding.

In the movie La Baule Les Pins, the mother of two daughters insists that her daughters each take a glycerin suppository every evening - apparently they are expected to have two bowel movements a day (it's unclear whether they could escape the suppository if they had had these two bowel movements already). I found that pretty obsessive and unhealthy (perhaps it fits into the plot in order to inform the audience that the mother is a bit weird in the head).

This is one of those cases where we need to distinguish between can and should.

Can? Certainly. Should? Probably not. The risk is like any laxative, your body gets accustomed to it and doesn't need to do its normal bowel function. So you become dependent. Then it becomes a just, and you don't want to go there.

That is above and beyond any damage like liquidsky refers to.

Quincy & co, according to Dr Udi Shmueli and others the idea of a danger of "laxative dependency" (as anything more than psychosomatic) has been disqualified - the research on which it was founded was misinterpreted [the "victims" were dead, having taken suicidally large quantities of laxatives, and other drugs].

Daily enemas or suppositories are of course not ideal - but, for a certain period of time, they may be necessary (something I've experienced, periodically, all my life).