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Enema bucket

The enema bucket is a reusable enema device consisting of a stainless steel bucket, a tube, and an enema head.

The enema bucket is convenient to use and easy to operate. People can use it at hospital, clinic, SPA center and also can use at home and operate enemas themselves.

1. How to use an enema bucket

1. Prepare enema solution

Heating the enema solution requires heating it to 37 degrees Celsius, which is suitable for the temperature of the human body.

2. Clean the enema dispenser. Usually, if people need to use enemas themselves, it is recommended to clean the enema before use to avoid bacterial infection.

3. Lubricating the anal canal. In general, in order to make the enema process smoother, it is recommended to lubricate the anal canal in advance to reduce pain, and it can also be easier to insert the anal canal.

4. Insert into the rectum. After all the preparation work is completed, gently insert the anal canal, and remember to pay attention to the insertion force to avoid harming the human body. For adults undergoing enema, it is recommended to insert the anal canal 7 to 10 centimeters; Children insert 4 to 7 centimeters.

5. Inject liquid. After inserting the anal canal, the fluid slowly flows in. At the same time, it is necessary to observe the flow of fluid in order to adjust the anal canal, and wait for the fluid to flow out.

6. Cleaning the enema bucket

After each use, the enema bucket and water pipe must be cleaned.

7. Store after drying

Store the dried buckets and pipes in PP bags for future use.

2. Precautions for enema

1. If adverse reactions occur, the enema should be stopped. In general, enema is smooth and there is no discomfort in the human body. If discomfort symptoms such as pale complexion and cold sweating occur during the enema process, it is recommended to stop immediately.

2. Patients with gastrointestinal bleeding should avoid enema. If there is bleeding in the digestive tract, avoid enema to avoid worsening the condition.

3. Avoid frequent enemas. In daily life, it is recommended to follow medical advice for enema and avoid frequent enemas to avoid disrupting the balance of bacterial species in the rectum.