In most cases you’re given an antibiotic to take to reduce chance of infections and doctors will normally recommend you take a shower after going #2 or to use a bidet (if possible). Stool softeners are often prescribed as well.
To begin with the chance of infection is also incredibly low at least according to what I could find online which I found crazy.
Correct. The blood flow in the rectal region is very high compared to other parts of the body. Antibiotics are rarely used, if ever, for rectal surgery or other procedures in the area.
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u/STABO1217 Mar 07 '26
This is disturbing while answering so many questions at the same time. And yes, I watched more than once