Enema Safety
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==Volume== | ==Volume== | ||
| − | The amount of fluid a person can take varies with the person, how empty they are, how stretched they are, their position and stress levels. Be wary of units as some units of the same name (pint, gallon) differ in size between the UK and the USA. Long term problems may be caused by distension of the bowels (source?) | + | The amount of fluid a person can take varies with the person, how empty they are, how stretched they are, their position and stress levels. Be wary of units as some units of the same name ({{W|pint}}, {{W|gallon}}) differ in size between the UK and the USA. Long term problems may be caused by distension of the {{W|Human digestive system|bowels}} (source?). |
==Alcohol== | ==Alcohol== | ||
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| − | + | # The {{W|Colon (anatomy)|colon}} has no {{W|Pharyngeal reflex|vomiting reflex}}. | |
| − | + | # The colon absorbs alcohol more quickly than the stomach, leading to a higher peak concentration in the blood. | |
| − | + | # High alcohol concentrations can cause cell damage. | |
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All the normal caveats about mixing mind-altering substances with activities requiring dexterity, judgement or clear communication also apply. | All the normal caveats about mixing mind-altering substances with activities requiring dexterity, judgement or clear communication also apply. | ||
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==Frequency== | ==Frequency== | ||
| − | Some sources (?) mention a potential dependency problem and loss of ability to have normal bowel movements if enemas are used too frequently. | + | Some sources (?) mention a potential dependency problem and loss of ability to have normal bowel movements if {{W|Enema|enemas}} are used too frequently. |
==Irritants== | ==Irritants== | ||
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Very hot or cold fluid may damage the delicate colon lining. | Very hot or cold fluid may damage the delicate colon lining. | ||
| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | * {{W|Enema}} | ||
| + | * [[Enema equipment]] | ||
| + | * [[Enema solutions]] | ||
| + | * [[Enema techniques]] | ||
| + | * [[Enema: Personal experiences]] (Your first enema) | ||
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[[Category:Advice]] | [[Category:Advice]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:33, 1 June 2025
Safety in handling enema.
Safety Advice when using enemas.
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[edit] Volume
The amount of fluid a person can take varies with the person, how empty they are, how stretched they are, their position and stress levels. Be wary of units as some units of the same name (pint[wp], gallon[wp]) differ in size between the UK and the USA. Long term problems may be caused by distension of the bowels[wp] (source?).
[edit] Alcohol
Beware:
- The colon[wp] has no vomiting reflex[wp].
- The colon absorbs alcohol more quickly than the stomach, leading to a higher peak concentration in the blood.
- High alcohol concentrations can cause cell damage.
All the normal caveats about mixing mind-altering substances with activities requiring dexterity, judgement or clear communication also apply.
Rule of thumb: dilute down to the concentration of beer, and don't use more than a pint.
[edit] Frequency
Some sources (?) mention a potential dependency problem and loss of ability to have normal bowel movements if enemas[wp] are used too frequently.
[edit] Irritants
Some of the more extreme recipes designed to produce cramps will damage the body. If you wouldn't put a liquid in your mouth, don't put it up your butt.
[edit] Temperature
Very hot or cold fluid may damage the delicate colon lining.
[edit] See also
- Enema[wp]
- Enema equipment
- Enema solutions
- Enema techniques
- Enema: Personal experiences (Your first enema)
