acda905e_Bowel_Movements_Program_in_TBI__WHAT_IT_DOES
[PRODUCT/ EXAMPLE] Suppositories Glycerine when effective; it is cheaper for long-term use. Dulcolax [INFORMATION] Some patients are able to stop using suppositories and then digital stimulation (with gloved, lubricated finger) may be all that's needed Many people need to use Dulcolax at first, but then are able to switch to Glycerine. [WHAT IT DOES] 
To set off reflexes that start movement of lower colon and rectum. Glycerine irritates rectum mechanically and causes bowel movement. Dulcolax takes effect when it comes into contact with the intestinal wall and stimulates nerve endings there.
Bowel Movements/Program in TBI
WHAT IT DOES