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Bookmark or Share- Suppositories: What Are They, How Do They work, Types - Cleveland ClinicA suppository is generally made of a gelatin or cocoa butter shell that contains medication inside. Once it’s inside your body, the outer shell is melted by your body heat, releasing the medicine. The medication works by going into your bloodstream or directly treating the area where you place it.
- Rectal Suppository: Positions, Tips, Side Effects - HealthlineThese steps should make it easier to insert a rectal suppository. If you have questions or if you’re having trouble inserting a suppository, talk with a doctor or pharmacist.
- Suppository: Uses, Types, Side Effects, Interactions - HealthOnce in the body, the suppository melts, and the medication is delivered to the area. Suppositories can be used to treat various conditions, including vaginal infections, constipation,...
- Understanding Suppositories: A Comprehensive GuideBefore using a suppository, it is essential to gather the necessary supplies, including the suppository itself and possibly lubricant, if required. Patients should wash their hands thoroughly and ensure that the area of insertion is clean.
- Suppositories: What They Treat and How to Use Them - WebMDA suppository is another way to deliver a drug. It's a small, round or cone-shaped object that you put in your body, often into your bottom. Once it’s inside, it melts or dissolves and releases...
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