3. Sedative enemata for local or systemic quieting effects.

4. Astringent enemata to check bleeding and diarrhea, like hot water, ice

water, solution of alum or nitrate of silver.

5. Emollient (soothing) enemata for soothing irritated and painful mucous

membrane; starch and drugs are also used.

6. Antispasmodic enemata to relieve flatulence such as the turpentine

enemata.

7. Anthelmintic (against worms) for destroying worms; salt, turpentine and

quassia are used.

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