How to Give a High Enema
For years, high enemas have cleansed people's bodies of toxins and waste that sit in the colon cause an array of illnesses. The toxins cause ailments that include headaches, constipation, colds, muscle aches and polyps. A high enema cleans the large intestine or colon up to the small intestine with a series of enemas.
Things You'll Need:
Towel
Lubricant
Bulb enema
Enema bag
1
Spread a towel out on a soft surface so the location is comfortable for the person receiving the enema. Comfort and relaxation allow the enema to flow in easier.
2
Make the person receiving the enema comfortable. Allow him to find position that he likes. A popular position is laying on your back with the feet and rear elevated. There is no wrong enema position. Find one that is comfortable.
3
Lubricate the rectum with your finger. Massage with your finger to loosen the rectum.
4
Insert the bulb enema and enema into the rectum. The bulb enema holds about 8 ounces of water. Squeeze slowly until the bulb is empty. Remove the bulb and ask her wait 2 to 3 minutes before releasing the enema in the toilet.
5
Lubricate the rectum again. Use the bag to administer 1 quart of enema solution into the colon. If the person begins to have a bowel movement, slow the flow of water and allow him to change positions. Massage the colon counter clockwise while the enema goes in. Massage clockwise when it is released. Wait 5 minutes and allow him to release the enema into the toilet.
6
Relax the person one last time. Repeat Step 5 but change from 1 quart to 2 quarts of high enema solution. Remember to massage the person as she takes and releases the enema.
Tips & Warnings
All colons are different. Some people are able to hold larger amounts of water than others. Change the amounts used in the high enema to adjust for larger or smaller colons.
High enemas take at least 1 hour to complete. Make sure you have time allotted for the entire process.
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For years, high enemas have cleansed people's bodies of toxins and waste that sit in the colon cause an array of illnesses. The toxins cause ailments that include headaches, constipation, colds, muscle aches and polyps. A high enema cleans the large intestine or colon up to the small intestine with a series of enemas.
Things You'll Need:
Towel
Lubricant
Bulb enema
Enema bag
1
Spread a towel out on a soft surface so the location is comfortable for the person receiving the enema. Comfort and relaxation allow the enema to flow in easier.
2
Make the person receiving the enema comfortable. Allow him to find position that he likes. A popular position is laying on your back with the feet and rear elevated. There is no wrong enema position. Find one that is comfortable.
3
Lubricate the rectum with your finger. Massage with your finger to loosen the rectum.
4
Insert the bulb enema and enema into the rectum. The bulb enema holds about 8 ounces of water. Squeeze slowly until the bulb is empty. Remove the bulb and ask her wait 2 to 3 minutes before releasing the enema in the toilet.
5
Lubricate the rectum again. Use the bag to administer 1 quart of enema solution into the colon. If the person begins to have a bowel movement, slow the flow of water and allow him to change positions. Massage the colon counter clockwise while the enema goes in. Massage clockwise when it is released. Wait 5 minutes and allow him to release the enema into the toilet.
6
Relax the person one last time. Repeat Step 5 but change from 1 quart to 2 quarts of high enema solution. Remember to massage the person as she takes and releases the enema.
Tips & Warnings
All colons are different. Some people are able to hold larger amounts of water than others. Change the amounts used in the high enema to adjust for larger or smaller colons.
High enemas take at least 1 hour to complete. Make sure you have time allotted for the entire process.
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