Beginner's Guide To Anal Douche and Enema

The history of enemas remains disputed, but according to historians, the devices gained popularity from the response to emerging populations of homosexual males. According to sex historians, homosexual males needed a means for cleaning their anuses before sex. Water and soap provided a safe means, but the traditional method didn’t remove all the filth. Instead, enemas offered a safe, effective method of removing filth before anal sex.

Overview

How To Use an Anal Douche

1. Clean the douche before using. The tissue of your rectal cavity tears easily, and any filth on the device can further the likelihood of an infection.
2. Fill the device with tepid water. Do not use scolding water, or water with soap. Soap can irritate the anal cavity and cause infections.
3. Lubricate the douche and the anal cavity.
4. Insert the douche into the anal cavity and squeeze the bulb to release the water into the rectum. Squeeze the bulb with ease. Notice how your body reacts to the water prior to squeezing more water into the body.
5. Remove the douche and release the water inside your rectum.
6. Continue the process until the water remains clear and free from any filth.

Anal Douching at a Glance

• Use a douche 45 minutes prior to intercourse.
• Avoid cold or scolding water.
• Wash a douche before and after using.
• Make sure you use lubrication prior to douching and during intercourse.

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