What Should I Do If I Cant Hold It After Using Glycerine Suppositories?

The inability to hold after using glycerol suppositories can be improved by adjusting posture, walking appropriately, diverting attention, and defecating to avoid unnecessary clinical damage to the body. Here are some methods:

1. Adjusting Posture

After using glycerol suppositories, one should wait for the medication to be fully absorbed before defecating. At this time, the posture can be appropriately adjusted, preferably lying flat to avoid squatting.

2. Walking Appropriately

Patients can also walk appropriately according to their actual condition, which can reduce intestinal contraction and extend the time the glycerol suppository stays in the intestine.

3. Diverting Attention

Reading interesting books or watching TV series can be effective in improving the situation by diverting attention, so as not to affect the absorption of the medication.

4. Defecating

If there are obvious discomforting symptoms that are unbearable, defecation should be done promptly to avoid other discomforting symptoms. In daily life, incorrect dietary habits need to be changed. One can consume more fiber-rich fruits and vegetables, such as apples and spinach, to supplement the dietary fiber required by the body.

Long-term use of glycerol suppositories should be avoided as it may cause certain damage to the body, affect normal metabolism, and potentially lead to dependency.