Microclyster with Medicinal Substances and Herbs

The microclyster is performed by direct introduction of a medicinal substance into the rectum. Depending on the type of substance used, the microclyster, through thermal and chemical effects, provides a gentle therapeutic effect in cases of proctosigmoiditis, irritable bowel syndrome, non-specific ulcerative colitis, sphincteritis, colitis, papillitis, anal fissure, chronic paraproctitis, coccidiosis, anal itching, and rectal polyps. The use of herbal oils, mineral water, and herbal decoctions leads to smooth muscle relaxation, relieves vascular spasms, improves blood circulation, treats inflammation of the rectal mucosa, eliminates microbes and fungi, relieves pain, and accelerates wound healing and tissue regeneration. The indications and procedure for performing the microclyster are determined by the attending physician.