Enemas

Enemas are used to introduce liquids into the rectum and colon to stimulate bowel movements and relieve constipation. They are commonly employed to cleanse the bowel before medical examinations, such as colonoscopies or surgeries. Enemas can also deliver medications for conditions affecting the lower gastrointestinal tract or act as a method for rehydration and nutrient absorption in certain treatments. They provide relief from discomfort associated with bowel irregularities and are an essential preparation step for diagnostic procedures, helping ensure a clear view of the colon during examinations.