How do suppositories work?

Answer 1

A suppository is a medicine that is inserted either into the rectum (rectal suppository), vagina (vaginal suppository) or urethra (urethral suppository) where it dissolves. The alternative term for delivery of medicine via such routes, is as a pharmaceutical pessary.

Vaginal suppositories are used to treat gynaecological ailments, especially vaginal infections such as candidiasis, or as vaginal contraceptives.

Answer 2

Put it in your mouth to get it warm for about 10 minutes. When it starts to melt, take it out and put it in your butt hole. Lay down and think of a wonderful thought. Your butt will be puking before you know it. Enjoy.

Answer 3

your colon absorbs better than your stumik(sorry about spelling) that is why supositories are good and people get alcohol enemas cuz it abosrbs faster. i heard a story about a kid dieing of alcohol poisoning because he had a bottle of tequila pumped up his @ss at a party.

Answer 4

and it is very important that they stay in there for whatever lenth of time the instruction say. babies and kids (usually the poor victims of this medication) tend to poop them out rather quickly.

Answer 5

They release the medication throught the mucus membranes in your rectum

Answer 6

By sticking them up your poop chute!

Answer 7

that medication then finds its way to the muscles that churn your stomach that make you then have to ****

Answer 8

stick em up your butt and they dissolve

Answer 9

you stick them in your butt