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Potential risks and complications associated with the use of enemas, including dehydration and infection.
carry documented, sometimes severe risks—electrolyte disturbances, infections, rectal/colonic injury including perforation and even death—that appear repeatedly in case reports, cohort reviews, and cl...
are a medical tool for short-term relief of constipation and but are not recommended as a routine, long-term practice because they carry — dehydration, electrolyte imbalance, irritation, dependence, a...
are a simple form of enema in which plain, saline, or gently warmed water is introduced into the rectum to soften stool and stimulate a bowel movement; they are commonly used for occasional and before...