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I’m 27, I’ve been having a "burning" aching feeling in my colon after emptying myself out. (I used a "fleet" enema" because I was so stopped up for 4 days) Why do I constantly get these aches in my large intestine/Colon? Am I doomed to feel like this forever?
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No. This is why you never try to do any type cleansing without your doctor’s knowledge and permission. You’ll need to make an appointment with a GI doctor and most likely need a colonoscopy to find out if any damage was done there. It’s possible that you might have had a polyp or something similar and caused it to loosen and come out. The result would be the burning, just like you ripped a sore out of your skin. This is also bad due to all the infecting particles that are flushed through the body through the colon too. You really don’t need an infection in there. Good luck and God Bless
Stay away from those Fleet type enemas as they draw moisture out of the colon. The colon needs moisture to work properly, so take a one or two quart plain warm water enema instead.