What are the functions and benefits of glycerine suppositories?

Glycerine Suppositories have the effects of promoting bowel movements and moisturizing. It is recommended to use this medicine reasonably under the guidance of doctors, but not to use it privately. Glycerine Suppositories are colorless, clear, and viscous liquids containing glycerin, and they are also a type of over-the-counter medication. Glycerine Suppositories can be directly injected into the rectum to stimulate the intestinal wall and soften stool, thereby promoting bowel movements. In cases of symptoms such as dry stool and difficulty in defecation, Glycerine Suppositories can be used under a doctor's prescription, which usually has a certain effect. In addition, Glycerine Suppositories, mainly composed of glycerin and sorbitol, also have a moisturizing function and can effectively prevent chapped hands and feet to a certain extent. Although Glycerine Suppositories have many effects and functions, patients who are allergic to the drug generally cannot use it. In addition, patients with hemorrhoids accompanied by bleeding should not use Glycerine Suppositories, as it may aggravate the condition or cause other obvious discomfort. In daily life, attention should be paid to care during medication, with timely replenishment of water and consumption of more warm water to moisturize the intestines and help with bowel movements. Furthermore, dietary structure should be adjusted by appropriately consuming food rich in dietary fiber, such as oats and corn, to accelerate gastrointestinal motility and effectively prevent constipation.