Enema For Late Period

Back in the early 70's, before home pregnancy tests, when you needed a doctor's order, a friends girl friend came to me because she thought she might be pregnant. At the time abortion was legal in New York, but not Massachusetts. I had an airplane, and could I fly her to NYC and back in a day.

After some conversation, and realizing she was only a little bit late, I suggested that an enema might bring on her period. That I had heard that it worked for some women. The young lady was pretty concerned, had heard something similar and seemed willing to try it. I suggested I could do it for her, expecting she would say no, she could do it herself.

Her answer was, would you? I said yes, I'd be done work in a few minutes and I could take her to my house.

I think she might have been a bit surprised when I opened the drawer in the bathroom and she saw I had quite an assortment of equipment, but she just wanted to get it done hoping for the best.

I had her remove her dress and lie on the bathroom floor, where I had placed some towels. She was a bit reluctant to take off her bra, but the panties had come right off without hesitation. I told her that it was her option, but since she was going to be really full she might be more comfortable without it. See accepted my logic, and off it came, she had beautiful breasts....

I told her it would work this way, I would give her a small enema, about a quart to get things cleaned out, and then she would need to take as much as she could hold, high, hot and a hell of a lot. She was fine with all of this, and the small enema went in easily. She seemed a bit embarassed that I stayed in the room when she expelled, but I explained I needed to be there if she got faint or nauseous. Again she accepted what I said.

When she was done she was a bit surprised at the amount of "pooh" that had come out. She asked if she needed another small one, and I took my opportunity to give it to her. This time it wasn't very chunky so I told her we could continue, but due to the volume of the next one she might want to rest for a few minutes.

I took her to the bedroom where she laid down, then motioned for me to lay beside her. She just wanted to be held for a few minutes, due to the stress of being afraid she was pregnant.

When I told her I thought it was time, she said she felt ready, too.

At that time the largest bag I had was 2 quarts, so I told her she would need to take it all, then I would refill and she should take as much as she could, until she felt like she was going to burst... And then hold it as long as she could. Again it was whatever I need to do.

I did the bag slowly, stopping the flow if she looked like she was getting uncomfortable. The two quarts went in easy, then I removed the nozzle, I had been using a douche tip, and refilled the bag.

I asked her how she was feeling as I inserted the tip, she said OK, and then I restarted but just a tiny bit at a time.

Slowly we got to three quarts, and she finally said she felt very full. I asked if she could take more, and she said she wasn't sure but would try. She was very serious about the outcome and probably got about another ounce or two in before she said she just couldn't take anymore. I told her to stay in the position and I would take out the nozzle, but she said if I did she didn't think she could hold it. She was clamped down tight.

She stayed in the position for about another 5 minutes before I saw her visibly relax, and she said maybe a bit more....

That bit more was maybe another ounce before she starts getting up saying "I have to go right now," the nozzle shoots out and she squirts her way to the toilet... And I swear, I think it all came out in one long stream.

What I'm dealing with is clear water, so I toweled up and got things put away. She was convinced she was done, I left her to take a shower, and a while later she came out, thanked me, and we agreed we hoped it had worked.

Next afternoon she walked into my office, all smiles, a tampon in her hand, saying I'm about to go change, it worked.

After the scare she got much more serious about birth control.

A great story. What a gentleman.

Lincster45..Most thoughtful & respectful conduct ...Yes it was once considered an alternative option ,why I cannot say but apparently a 3H Enema could be very effective (true or otherwise)...Some years ago there was an English film production depicting this procedure which was set back in the 1950's whereby the central character administered Enemas to unwed mothers for the purpose of aborting ....As it was supposedly based on factual incidences it drew public outcry at that time mainly from the religious sector & as a result the woman depicted was investigated, charged & imprisoned...

Thanks for the nice story. I have used a warm enema to soothe my PMS just before my period comes, but taking one to deal with a late period I'm not so sure about. My flow starts when it wants to and sort of has a mind of its own. I'll keep this solution in mind for the next time its running late though.

Sweet Julie, where I grew up in Massachusetts a girl in my high school, a year or two younger than I, thought she was pregnant, the story that went around was her mother gave he a couple of 3H enemas (high, hot, and a hell of a lot) and the problem went away. I can't say if it was true or not, but the story was the gossip at my high school about 1962.

When the young lady approached me I figured it was worth a try, and if it didn't work I'd fly her to Teterboro and go to a clinic in NYC.

I've always thought the young lady would have gotten her period when she did, enema or not. But at the time I thought it worth a try, and having reason to give this very attractive young woman an enema was a consideration, too.

I guess you could say, everything came out all right in the end. We were both happy!

I have also known more than one woman who took enemas to relieve menstrual discomfort, and some old "doctor books" even suggest it. Or was this a justification for taking an enema so a woman would not have to admit it was really for the pleasurable side?

Remember, many of us who were guilty about our enemas looked for justification. After I was diagnosed with IBS, called "spastic colon" at the time, I had a booklet I got from my doctor that suggested enemas for relief. I now had justification for guilt free enemas whenever I wanted and justification to ask my wife to give them to me, not that she ever had a problem with giving or taking. In fact, she now had reason to ask if I needed or wanted an enema! She had a history of constipation, so now we both had justification.

Yes, here were two people enjoying enemas, but also feeling guilty because it wasn't "normal." I tossed out equipment, pictures and stories more than once because of being guilty about my kink. Now, thanks to forums like this, I'm fully out about it.

What I could never get head around was the number of women I have talked into trying an enema over the years. When I started making enema videos for Anika Sondholm and The Collector I found all my models on One Model Place, my first video was "Sexy Sally," I picked one of the prettiest models I could find locally, I contacted her, never expecting a reply, much less a yes... Two weeks later we had a finished production.

Enemas won't do anything to abort a pregnancy although many women have said they can help ease menstrual pain.

There is a lot of BS on this topic.

As far as irrigation to terminate a pregnancy is concerned, throughout history and more recently in the 1950's and 60's, before abortion became legal it was popular culture to irrigate the uterus (NOT ENEMAS) with various compounds to try to end an early pregnancy.

You can google "higginson syringe abortion" if you like.

In the movie 2008 movie "Revolutionary Road" with Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet becomes pregnant and uses a Higginson syringe to irrigate her uterus to induce an abortion. A similar idea was used in the 2004 film, "Vera Drake."

By the way, SHE DIES as did many in real life,

DON'T FUCK WITH THE UTERUS.

I feel that I have to add to this discussion. In 1962, I knew a girl who had a confirmed diagnosis of pregnancy, done by an M.D. Her parents contacted 2 L.P.N.'s who did illegal abortions. They came to her home and inserted a tube up to her uterus for a few days. They came back after about 4 days and did multiple enemas, until she aborted the fetus. The tube insertion caused the uterus to reject the fetus; the enemas caused her to have fast, multiple contractions to abort faster.

I ran into her about a year later and asked how she was. She had married an F.B.I. agent

Switchable is right, I probably should have made it clear that the belief was an "old wives tale." But back then we probably weren't as well informed as we are today.

However many pregnancies end in spontaneous abortion, that extra late period could have been one.

The National Institutes of Health report that "around half of all fertilized eggs die and are lost (aborted) spontaneously, usually before the woman knows she is pregnant."