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A mix up with one patient is pretty bad, but possible. Shouldn't the nurse have noticed something was wrong before giving peroxide enemas to the 5th or 6th patient. Or was she thinking, hmm a lot of gassy clients today. How long were they able to retain the enema? A whole new spin on "plop, plop, fizz, fizz"
I'm still trying to wrap my mind around going on vacation to get an enema.A mix up with one patient is pretty bad, but possible. Shouldn't the nurse have noticed something was wrong before giving peroxide enemas to the 5th or 6th patient. Or was she thinking, hmm a lot of gassy clients today. How long were they able to retain the enema? A whole new spin on "plop, plop, fizz, fizz"
If you leave the lid off the bottle of peroxide, the extra O2 molecule evaporates, and it again becomes water - the off taste is the preservative.
I remember a doc ordering a 'high and tight' enema that included, among other things, peroxide. It was for a patient that had a BAD case of constipation. The enema wasn't harmful.
I gargle with peroxide - have for years - I'm still around.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUSEIC17931820080131?rpc=92
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russians visiting a health resort received a rude shock when a nurse used hydrogen peroxide instead of water to give them enemas...
Ok...how could this happen? They must have been in unlabelled containers