Thu Mar 18, 2021 6:48 am
My goal is to eliminate the need for a bowel movement on the day of an outdoor event, particularly when wearing a tabbed brief or just to avoid the toilet facilities. The only real experience I have had is a nurse inserted suppository at the hospital a couple of times.
- 1. What practical and safe options are there?
- 2. How is it taken?
- 3. Prescription or over-the-counter?
- 4. How long before the job is done?
- 5. Is there a safe frequency limit? Can it be used on most weekends for example?
- 6. Is it safe to use with a maximum daily dose of metformin?
With the metformin I take, I'll have days with diarrhea, others with nothing at all or sometimes regular stools. I've been using metformin a long time.
Thu Mar 18, 2021 2:37 pm
In my limited experience, enemas that clean the bowel as much as possible are the most reliable method of dealing with the threat of an accident for several hours. However, afterwards, I still leak water, which, however odorless, nevertheless does make reliable, high-quality protection necessary. God luck.
Sun Mar 21, 2021 8:33 pm
Thanks for your reply Patrick. I think enemas are beyond what I would consider at this point.