What are the steps for ginger powder enema?

The process of ginger powder enema involves first filling a syringe with ginger powder, inserting the enema tube into the anus, using the syringe to push the ginger powder into the enema tube, and then using an empty syringe to push the ginger powder into the intestines. This procedure should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor. The equipment used for ginger powder enema includes an enema tube, two syringes, ginger powder, etc. During the enema, the patient needs to lie on their side on the treatment bed. The doctor will apply lubricant near the patient's anus and insert the enema tube 30 centimeters into the anus. The syringe filled with ginger powder is used to push the powder into the enema tube, and then an empty syringe is used to push the ginger powder in the enema tube into the anus and intestines. The ginger powder enema needs to be repeated multiple times until sufficient ginger powder is administered. The amount of ginger powder infused each time should not be too much to avoid blocking the tube. If too much resistance is felt when infusing the ginger powder, the enema tube should be pulled out and the process repeated. If the patient experiences constipation, accompanied by symptoms such as multiple hard stool pieces and difficult bowel movements, ginger powder enema can be used under the guidance of a doctor. Ginger powder enema is relatively safe and reliable, but it should not be self-administered to avoid irritation to the anus and intestines. If there is any local discomfort during treatment, medical attention should be sought promptly for diagnosis.