Medication intended for rectal administration often comes in the form of a suppository or an enema. Suppositories (Fig 1a attached) are small, torpedo-shaped pellets that melt at body temperature, whereas enemas (Fig 1b, attached) are substances in liquid form designed for rectal administration.
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Medication intended for rectal administration often comes in the form of a suppository or an enema. Suppositories (Fig 1a attached) are small, torpedo-shaped pellets that melt at body temperature, whereas enemas (Fig 1b, attached) are substances in liquid form designed for rectal administration.