Neotomic Enema

Overview Neotomic Enema

Neotomic Enema serves as a bowel evacuant, providing relief from constipation in various contexts. Its applications include pre-natal constipation, managing bowel movements in immobile patients, treating chronic and medication-related constipation, bowel preparation for childbirth and surgical procedures, and facilitating pre- and post-operative care, as well as colonoscopies and radiological imaging.

Primary Ingredients of Neotomic Enema

• Glycerol
• Table salt

Major Benefits of Neotomic Enema:

• Glycerin and sodium chloride are its active components, facilitating bowel movements and creating a moisturizing barrier to soothe dryness.
• Glycerin functions as an osmotic laxative, attracting water into the bowel to facilitate stool softening.
• The hyperosmolarity of sodium chloride pulls fluid into the bowel, resulting in stool softening and easier elimination, thereby providing relief from constipation.

How to Use Neotomic Enema:

Assume a left lateral recumbent position, drawing your knees towards your abdomen, one leg slightly elevated. After removing the cap, apply a small quantity of enema solution to the rectal tip. Gently insert the lubricated tip into the rectum and compress the container until nearly all the solution is expelled. Withdraw the rectal tip and discard the container according to your doctor's instructions.

Safety Instruction of Neotomic Enema:

• Always check the package insert before administering.
• Keep in a cool, dry location, shielded from direct sunlight.
• Store where children cannot access.
• Discard the product if evidence of tampering is present or the seal is compromised.