A medical technique called an Enema is used to induce bowel motions or deliver medication through the rectum. To cleanse the colon, ease constipation, or get ready for medical procedures like a colonoscopy, a liquid solution is introduced into the lower bowel. 

How Does an Enema Work- 

The liquid that is given by Apollo’s trained nurse through the rectum either directly administers medication to the lower gastrointestinal system, softens stool, or induces bowel movements. Results usually appear immediately or within 15 to 60 minutes after the process, which usually takes a few minutes. 

Common Uses of an Enema: 

• Alleviating impacted faeces or extreme constipation. 
• Intestinal cleansing prior to surgery or medical procedures such as colonoscopies. 
• Delivering drugs to treat inflammatory gastrointestinal conditions, such as ulcerative colitis. 
• Delivering therapies for certain ailments, such as parasite infections. 
• Trained nurses who value patient comfort and privacy administer enemas in a safe and hygienic manner as part of Apollo's professional home care services.