Things You'll Need:
- Water
- Enema Bags
- Mild Soap
- Personal Lubricants
- Mild Soap
- Water
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Step 1
Gather your supplies. You'll need an enema solution, enema bag and tubing.
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Step 2
Purchase a prepared enema solution or make your own.
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Step 3
Mix 1 or 2 liters warm water (see how big the enema bag is) with a mild soap solution. Or use plain warm water.
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Step 4
Have person lie on left side.
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Step 5
Bend knee of right leg. This allows the fluid to flow more easily.
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Step 6
Lubricate the tube end with a water-soluble lubricant.
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Step 7
Insert the end of the tube gently into the rectum, about 4 to 6 inches.
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Step 8
Slowly allow the solution to flow into the rectum. A slow flow helps minimize discomfort.
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Step 9
Instruct the person to take deep breaths, and to breathe slowly through the mouth. This will minimize any cramping.
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Step 10
Slow the enema or stop it if the person complains of cramps. Once cramping ceases, continue enema.
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Step 11
Remove tube when bag is empty.
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Step 12
Instruct the person to try to wait three minutes before moving bowels. This will give the best results.








Comments
anonimen said
on 5/3/2009 I have a question that's been bothering me for a while. Is it possible for a human to take a full body enema?Like from the, already cleansed colon, to the small intestine and so forth to the mouth(puking water).Without any severe damage to the organs of course.I have been wondering that ever since i saw a few images with that kind of an enema.
ChoChang said
on 1/16/2008 What should I wear when giving an enema?
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 One should also always thoroughly lubricate the rectum and anal entrance prior to inserting the enema nozzle and tip.
Anonymous said
on 4/16/2007 I have a place I go for high enemas that really cleans me out well, and I feel wonderful afterward. I try and do these as often as possible, at least every 3 weeks. They use different length colon tubes on me, starting with a 20", then 30", 50" and 60". I find these are far better than colonics for me.
You have to allow lot's of time, at least 3 hours, and it can take up to 5 hours or more. Lots of lubrication is very important, both external and internal. They are given both on my knee's with my head down, and on my back with my legs in stirrups wide apart, bottom elevated.
They take turns giving them , while the other massages me. I know there is a long waiting list, so I consider myself very lucky.
Anonymous said
on 6/30/2006 Gently and slowly lubricate the anus; it will help the person relax who is receiving the enema and the process will go much smoother.