500 to 750 mL
Water-based cleansing enemas are intended to be retained in the rectum for a brief period of time to cleanse your colon. Once injected, they are held in place for a short period of time while your body clears the fluid, along with any loose particles and impacted stool, from your gut.
The amount of solution needed for teenagers ranges from 500 to 750 mL. For newborns, the nurse would prepare 150–250 mL of a warmed solution. A warm solution between 250 and 350 mL would be prepared by the nurse for the toddler's cleaning enema.
The warmed solution volume for youngsters of school age ranges from 300 to 500 mL.
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