What is another word for clyster?
Pronunciation: [klˈɪstə] (IPA) 
Clyster is an older term used to describe enemas, which are used to flush out the contents of the large intestine. Nowadays, there are several synonyms that are more commonly used to describe this medical procedure. Some common terms include rectal injection, bowel irrigation, rectal douche, and rectal lavage. These terms all refer to the same process of administering fluid to the rectum and colon to help alleviate constipation, relieve pain and inflammation, or prepare for certain medical procedures. While the term clyster may be rarely used in modern-day medicine, it still retains a historical significance in the field and is referenced in several medical publications.
