Colon Hydrotherapy Croydon, often known as a colon cleanse, is a treatment for bowel cleansing that improves intestinal transit and stimulates the circulatory system. The accumulation of waste and toxins needs to be flushed out so that pressure may be released in the abdominal region and problems with the intestines can be resolved.
What is the purpose of the action?
People who suffer from chronic constipation are the ideal candidates for this method because it works to cleanse the intestines. In fact, waste can build in the folds of the colon even in people who do not have constipation and whose intestinal transit is regular. This is because the folds of the colon are not completely smooth.
In order to get the most out of your Colon Hydrotherapy Croydon sessions, it is recommended that you consume a diet rich in fiber and keep up a healthy lifestyle, which includes engaging in frequent physical activity.
Colon hydrotherapy may provide benefits such as the following:
- cleansing the body and regulating bowel movements
- avoid getting ailments that affect the digestive system.
- reset the equilibrium of the other organs
- Reduced body fat
What exactly is involved in it?
In colon hydrotherapy, waste is eliminated by passing a cannula containing warm water under low pressure through the anus and into the large intestine. This is done in order to flush out the colon. This improves the body's ability to reabsorb both water and minerals. While the water is being administered, a massage is conducted to help regulate the contractions and rhythm of the colon in order to restore its functioning. This massage is performed while the water is being introduced.
Treatments of Colon Hydrotherapy Croydon typically run for around half an hour, and three sessions are typically necessary to treat the entire colon thoroughly.
Initiating Preparations for Colon Hydrotherapy
The Colon Hydrotherapy Croydon procedure does not require any preparation ahead of time. This procedure is non-invasive and has no negative side effects. However, certain conditions should be taken into consideration as contraindications, and those who have one or more of the following conditions should not undergo colon hydrotherapy:
Pregnancy
Anal diseases such as hemorrhoids, fissures, and other conditions that hinder the insertion of the cannula include:
- Diverticulitis
- Certain conditions that affect the abdominal region, such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis
- Extreme forms of cardiomyopathies
- Cirrhosis and other liver illnesses, as well as kidney failure, can be fatal.
- Recent procedures in the abdomen or rectal region, as well as radiotherapy
- Post-treatment care
After the colon hydrotherapy treatment, you will be able to resume your regular activities without delay. After the treatment, you won't need to pay attention to any particular aftercare recommendations, but in order to get the best possible outcomes, you should stick to your healthy eating and exercise routines.
Possible dangers
Among the probable difficulties that could arise are the following:
- minor aches and pains
- abdominal pain
- fullness
- bloating
- nausea
- vomiting
- perianal discomfort
