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>Growing up I remember an enema being given when the >child had a fever. > >This was a common home remedy practice by moms then. > >For some reason the fever seemed to come about , or >rise, late at night. So remember the bulb syringe >being taken out of the closet. Water being ran. The >bulb, Vaseline, towel and pan of cool (never cold) >water taken to the bedroom. > >My younger brother , and cousin, seemed to get a fever >late at night. And given an enema on the bed. >I would over hear my mom or aunt talking to them as >the enema was given. > >When older I found out the mom I sat for (she was a >divorced mom of two and a nurse) gave the same remedy >for a fever — enemas. > >Working in a health food store now, the enema is >talked about, and asked about, often by moms who come >into the store. > >These days, at least in the natural remedy belief, — >no Tylenol given — a garlic enema or cat nip tea enema >is suggested for the child to be given.

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