clyster

/ˈklɪstər/
noun
  1. A medical procedure in which liquid is injected into the rectum to cleanse the bowel; an enema.
    • The doctor administered a clyster to relieve the patient's constipation.
    • Historically, clysters were made with herbal solutions and used at home.
    • In old medical books, a clyster was often recommended for digestive problems.
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