Scar tissue and the colon 
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I had surgery about 7 yrs ago. The last few years don't really know how long. I've been suffering with constipation. I've tried numerous things to get back tyo normal and nothing is working I am thinking I have scar tissue building up around my colon and therfore is blocking my stool from passing normally. I've done irrigations both at home and professional, taking probotics, enzymes, healthy eating, now I'm trying the food combing thing and I don't know if this will be the trick either. I would like to know if anyone knows of anything I can do before I go to the doctor. Please anything to prevent another surgery! I've tried I think everything. I don't want to spend the rest of my life with this problem if it continues if it had not already started I might develop poylops.
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- Re: Scar tissue and the colon Invincible
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Here are a few areas for you to research re breaking down internal scar tissue:
1. Ultrasound therapy
2. Magnet therapy
3. Massage therapy
4. Accupunture
5. Osteopathy
All the above can be used to break down internal scar tissue but it will be dependent on the expertise of the practitioner.
Another thing to consider, stress promotes constipation and digestive issues.
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- Re: Scar tissue and the colon walrus
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This is a reply to # 1,553,056Thanks for replying, I will do some research on what you suggested. And yes, I always seem to be be stressed, I guess the exercising isn't helping enough, LOL.
I was just looking up info for scar tissue and got some herbal and homeopathic remedies I'm going to read up on also.
I hope I come up with a solution. The reason I think it is scar tissue is because it is right by my pelvic bone and I can feel a knot form there and I never seem to be able to eliminate fully no matter what I do.
Thanks again, Walrus- Re: Scar tissue and the colon Invincible
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If you carry a lot of stress/worries/anxieties, it will exaggerate and amplify any physical problem.
Exercise always helps ... it can help tire the body but not the mind. So maybe consider adding in different forms of exercise - yoga, tai chi, pilates etc. ... ones which help to center you and may include a little meditation chucked in as well. If those are not available, walking quietly in nature will help.
There is a mind-body connection to constipation. It is linked with holding onto things/fear of letting go - this could be in any form: relationships, clutter, grudges etc. A wholistic approach (mind-body-spirit) for yourself will include thinking about what you have in your life (people, things, thoughts, beliefs etc.) that no longer serve you. Letting go of those, can relax your body and produce easier bowel movements.
You might like to add some rice bran to your diet, as that contains good fiber + vitamin E which will help scar tissue soften.
Of course, seek professional physical therapy as well.
Oh, and make sure you read this article on squatting and the effects on the colon: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2004/07/28/fear-the-squat-...
I'm sure you'll find a solution that doesn't include surgery. Relax :-)
Best of health to you!
Maya
- Re: Scar tissue and the colon walrus
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This is a reply to # 1,553,083Thank you so much for the info I enjoyed the article, and I do squat on the toilet whenever possible, I still have to give a little push with my hand in the pelvic area to help it along sometimes.I think it's the sigmoid part of the colon.
I do yoga, and I use to do squats, but have gotten away from it. I have been wanting to to start again, this is the push I need.
Boy do i have alot of baggage, trying to get kids through school, the economy is kicking our buts, I may have to get a second job if my husband's work doesn't pick up. And so on, and so on.
If anyone knows of anything I can do at home for extra income I would be grateful if you would share it with me.
Thanks for all of the good information, and I will try to relax alittle. I definitely think if I can fix this issue i will be on my way to a much healthier person. You have been most helpful. Thanks again, Walrus
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This is a reply to # 1,553,006You need to take enzymes, lots of it. These will dissolve your internal scar tissues; but you need to have patience and give it time.
(Do a search. There are several good brands for that purpose. Expensive but worthy)- Re: Scar tissue and the colon walrus
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This is a reply to # 1,553,061Thanks, I did see something about enzymes for scar tissue. I will read on it.
Thanks, Walrus - Digestive Enzymes Dquixote1217
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I agree wholeheartedly. One of the things digestive enzymes do is break up fibrin, from whence scar tissue is made. I recommend several digestive enzymes two or three times a day on an empty stomach and make sure that you include serrapeptase in the mix. For more information about digestive enzymes, see:
http://www.tbyil.com/Digestive_Enzymes.htm
I have used a combination of an outstanding product, Garden of Life's Omega Zymes, plus serrapeptase and topical applications of Dr. Christopher's Complete Bone, Skin and Tissue ointment (which also comes in capsule form) and had wonderful results against some facial scars I got as a result of a botched effort to use the infamous black salve to get rid of some spots.
All the best,
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- Re: Scar tissue and the colon walrus
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- Re: Scar tissue and the colon valerie_cct
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This is a reply to # 1,553,006If you get to the point where you begin believing that surgery is your only alternative, it probably isn't.
You might be surprised at how many people rely on the old fashioned cleansing enema daily or every other day to maintain regularity and don't really mind it.
Regular enemas a far preferable alternative to either surgery or continuing constipation in my opinion.
I'm not referring to using the chemical Fleet disposable units, just warm salt solution from an enema bag.
- Re: Scar tissue and the colon JMRN
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This is a reply to # 1,553,006Hi Walrus,
If you will start squatting for bms your constipation will go away. Mine did. Go to http://www.naturesplatform.com
and buy a platform and use it. Also click health benefits to learn more. This works and is the anatomically correct way to eliminate. I promise you it will help you plus the proteolytic enzymes are a plus! I like Vitalzym X from http://www.worldnutrition.info.
Best wishes,
JM- Re: Scar tissue and the colon LymegirlPA
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This is a reply to # 1,555,604Hi Walrus,
A couple of things....do you have endometreosis? That can cause colon issues if it's adhering to your colon (mine was). You can read up on it at: http://www.endometriosis.org/
Also, raw, unpasteurized saurkraut is a good source of enzymes, probiotics & fiber...can really help move the bowels along. Finally, I have found that the probiotics that have bifidus in them help me move my bowels while others tend to constipate me. The one I'm currently using is by Nature's Way & is call Primadophilus Bifidus....maybe these things could help.
Best to you!
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- Re: Scar tissue and the colon Roooth
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This is a reply to # 1,553,006Hey,
I didn't read anything about liver or parasite cleansing. There is a link on top of the curezone home page for cleansing with the different types they recommend for an overall program to improve health. The liver aids in digestion and may be part of this.
I'd been constipated for decades. My digestion took a huge leap forward when I did a parasite cleanse, then a bowel cleanse. (I'd also done a few liver flushes.) I discarded over a thousand liver flukes (a liver parasite).
After this, I was more regular and frequent than I'd ever been. But to keep it consistent, I need to eat many vegetables daily, lots of plant fiber. A bad diet (which likely caused it in the first place) will make you constipated. If I go on vacation and eat meat/chease/bread for 4 days, I start to feel constipated again, but at least going back to salads and soups and apples brings back my regularity.
Good luck!
~Roooth - Re: Scar tissue and the colon Momiof2
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This is a reply to # 1,553,006When I was pregnant with my daughter I would get really constipated. It continued after I gave birth. I would be so uncomfortable and in pain, so I understand what your going through. I started eating a fiber bar in the mornings and drinking Alkaline Water all day. I have not had a problem since. I don't know if this will work for you, but its worth a shot. For more info you can go to http://www.momiswater.com
- Re: Scar tissue and the colon glacier921
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This is a reply to # 1,553,006I know its been more than a year, but try vitamin c at sub laxative levels. use the pure ascorbic acid powder, and if its too sour, put 50% baking soda (arm and hammer) to the amount of ascorbic acid powder you put in. Drink up until you go to the bathroom. There is no way you cannot go to the bathroom with vitamin c! Along the way, you'll feel more energized and you might recuperate from what most people have sub clinical scurvy. take a look at linus pauling's book, how to live longer and feel better. It's a great read!
- Re: Scar tissue and the colon Invincible
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