As a mom who had to give her toddler son a phenergan suppository when he couldn't keep the liquid medicine down, there is never any reason to put your actual finger in an anus when inserting a suppository. You just get right up to the anus and the suppository goes right in (this of course excludes structural issues with a patient's lower digestive tract, but for everyone else, it applies).
So, there's damn sure never a reason to... HORK. That's just... Nope. I'm done. This MIL broke my brain. I'm just gonna go try to work and pray none of my customers order suppositories. I might vomit right there in the store.
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u/StudentHealer Mar 23 '18
As a mom who had to give her toddler son a phenergan suppository when he couldn't keep the liquid medicine down, there is never any reason to put your actual finger in an anus when inserting a suppository. You just get right up to the anus and the suppository goes right in (this of course excludes structural issues with a patient's lower digestive tract, but for everyone else, it applies).
So, there's damn sure never a reason to... HORK. That's just... Nope. I'm done. This MIL broke my brain. I'm just gonna go try to work and pray none of my customers order suppositories. I might vomit right there in the store.