Is there such a medical condition and is it dangerous to have? What are the treatments for an elongated large intestine?

I need to find out what dose the acending colon do ? In the large intestine and related illness that the ascending colon may have.

After food is digested,the nutrients are absorbed in the large intestine but what happens when we need energy? When we start exercising, we use our muscle cells and blood is brought to them for cellular respiration . The blood carries the oxygen and nutrients and is that how the muscle then performs celluar respiration and ATP is produced?

Right now we are learning about excretion and how it’s organ’s rid the body of waste, and I have to write about how the large intestine rids the body of waste and how it helps with excretion. Please Help!!!

it is part of the large intestine.

Colonics deliver less than 3PSI and are not uncomfortable but that is water pressure:

http://www.colonhealth.net/therapy-equipment/index.html

Are air pressures in the large intestine typically below 3 PSI? I know there isn’t a definitive answer as people vary but I am looking for ballpark number.
Please, this is a serious question. I will report/flag inappropriate answers without hesitation.

Most things I’ve read online speak only about stenting nearer the rectum or on the left side of the large intestine, but can it be done with a colonoscope for the right side?

Also, does anyone know if an NG tube would still be used on a patient with a partial bowel obstruction if it was determined that a stent was going to be placed? Would the NG tube be used to clear things out in preparation for the procedure?

I was recently told that I was full of crap! I pondered this question for a moment or two, then headed straight to you, the insightful ones.

So how is one to know if they are truly in need of a cleansing, or as what a colonic preveyor may refer to as detoxification.

Now, if my schooling taught me anything, it was that the colon, also called the large intestine follows the small intestine and comprises the end of the gastrointestinal tract. Now, we learned that most nutrients from food are absorbed in the small intestine. This would entail the colon to absorb water and salts from the stool while it pushes it along through the rectum. Correct?
Wouldn’t laxatives work just the same? They promote bowel movements, have been around for atleast 3892 Years!
Colon cleansing refers to a more invasive procedure of water and hoses stuck you-know-where. It’s not clear when this practice started.

It’s not poo in the toilet that ponders my couriosity, it’s the poo in me!

For the past year or so, I get intense pain whenever I am on my period. The pain is definetely coming from my rectum area. It is a sharp pain and I can feel my feces trying to pass through. I do not have the urge to go when this happens. I think it is the feces passing from the large intestine to the colon, but I can't be sure. What is causing this? Should I see my doctor? Could it be IBS or endometriosis? The pain is getting worse and when I get it, I just feel like keeling over and falling on the floor because it hurts so bad.