Klismaphilia

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Klismaphilia (sometimes spelled Klysmaphilia) is the paraphilia of deriving sexual pleasure from enemas. Some providers in the sex industry offer enemas to cater to klismaphiliac desires. It is sometimes regarded as a form of anal masturbation. There are many movies, magazines and websites devoted specifically to this fetish. The term was coined in 1973 by Dr. Joanne Denko.

Klismaphilia is often connected to a fetish for spanking, anal play, and diapers.[citation needed]

  • Denko JD. Klismaphilia: enema as a sexual preference. Report of two cases. Am J Psychother. 1973 Apr;27(2):232-50.
  • Denko JD. Amplification of the erotic enema deviance. Am J Psychother. 1976 Apr;30(2):236-55.

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