Relief for Mild Constipation with Glycerin Suppository

This rectal laxative relieves mild constipation. The Glycerin suppository is for rectal use only. It means you have to insert them into the back passage. They will take effect in 15 to 60 minutes. They are not only effective in emptying the back passage of stool but also help in correcting fecal leakage. When the back passage is empty, the chances of fecal leakage are absent.

Side Effects of Glycerin Suppositories

People with fecal leakage problems will feel more confident when their back passage becomes empty. This will keep them buoyed up throughout the day. One might see side effects due to the use of the Glycerin suppository in one of the following ways:

● Irritation in the area of the back passage.
● Loose stools.
● Swelling.
● Abdominal pain.

If you experience cramps, they will subside as soon as you empty your bowels. One might also experience some temporary swelling around the anal region.

Method of Use

The use of suppositories is for those who cannot take oral medication. The way to use the Diclofenac suppositories is to lie on the bed on your side and insert the suppository up to one inch. It has to be hard and not limp when you insert it. To make them hard, keep them in the refrigerator for 15-20 minutes. Within five minutes, the suppository will dissolve and release the medication. You will see it take effect within 15-60 minutes.

Keep the Dosage Down

When you use Diclofenac suppositories, it is not advisable to use more than one in a day. Only if they prove to be insufficient should you increase the dosage to two. Try to empty the bowel in the morning as this is the best time when the urge is strongest then. You can use it long-term because they are not addictive. A few people prefer to use them in the evening after a meal.