How to Use a Single Bardex Nozzle

Single bardex nozzles aim to ensure that enemas remain moderately noninvasive. Although hospitals administer them as ideal way for patients to overcome constipation, enemas can also be self-administered by the layman who wishes to perform the treatment in the privacy of his own home. However, bardex nozzles shouldn't be handled without having a firm understanding of what they are and how they are to be used.

Things You'll Need

• Enema bag
• Single bardex nozzle
• Tape
• Enema solution
• Enema clamp
• Bardex tubing

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Instructions

• 1

  Droop the unfilled enema bag over a IV post. Make certain the bag is greater than waist level of the person using the device.

• 2

  Connect the bardex to the opening near the enema bag's bottom. Utilize a length of tubing that's 4 ft. long. Bind tape around the bardex tubing. Be certain the enema bag is secured to the tubing.

• 3

  Put together the single bardex nozzle into the tubing. Fasten the bardex tubing to the enema clamp. Empty the solution into the enema bag.

• 4

  Lubricate the single bardex nozzle prior to putting the nozzle into the anus. This will allow you to avoid harm and soreness. Get rid of the clamp on the bardex tubing. Do this when the single tubing and bardex nozzle are arranged securely in place.