Suppositories are not swallowed but inserted into the rectum for absorption.

Body Insertion

Suppository usage is usually in medical contexts, often related to treating constipation or fever.

Medical Context

Using a suppository is a private activity, typically done in a restroom or private area.

Suppositories are a form of medication not taken orally, but inserted in the rectum or vagina.

Vaginal suppositories treat local conditions like yeast infections, not general illness.

Discussions about suppositories are usually private due to the personal nature of their use.