Colonic irrigation in Bromley

Colonic irrigation in Bromley with mineral water is considered the most effective method of cleansing the body. For instance, low-mineralised water is used for this, as it does not irritate the intestinal mucosa or harm the microflora. Moreover, such irrigation has no side effects. The intestine must be cleaned of faecal matter with the help of an enema before starting treatment, after which you can begin irrigation.

This process usually takes no more than thirty minutes. Depending on your body’s condition, experts recommend six to ten treatments like this.

Currently, colonic treatments are available at our London location only

What are the indications for colonic irrigation in Bromley?

In short, colonic irrigation helps to cure many diseases. So, the indications for the treatment are:

• irritable bowel syndrome;
• diseases of the liver and gallbladder;
• diseases of the urinary system;
• inflammation of the pancreas;
• chronic intestinal inflammation;
• constipation;
• dysbacteriosis;
• intestinal colic;
• food, alcohol and drug poisoning;
• prostatitis and other disorders of the pelvic organs;
• metabolic conditions such as obesity, diabetes and gout;
• skin diseases such as psoriasis, acne, eczema, etc .;
• varicose veins on the legs

We recommend colonic irrigation in Bromley after severe diseases and antibiotics and chemotherapy courses. Healthy people can sometimes cleanse their intestines to maintain their bodies’ purity and prevent various diseases.

We consider colonic irrigation in Bromley with mineral water the most effective method of cleansing the body. Low-mineralised water does not irritate the intestinal mucosa or harm the microflora. Such irrigation has no side effects. We have to clean the intestine of faecal matter with the help of an enema before starting treatment, after which you can begin irrigation.

Сontraindications

Colonic irrigation in Bromley helps prevent many diseases. However, this method is not suitable for everyone. There are also some contraindications to this procedure:

• intestinal conditions such as haemorrhoids, anal fissures, acute inflammatory processes, polyps, tumours, perforation of the intestines, prolapse of the rectum, its deformation, Crohn’s disease;
• disruption of the anal sphincter;
• an abdominal and inguinal hernia;
• the acute form of diarrhoea;
• the presence of infiltrates in the abdominal cavity;
• bleeding in the digestive tract of any origin;
• any critical illness accompanied by fever;
• the period of chemotherapy, antibiotics and hormonal drugs;
• the postoperative period;
• severe forms of cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension, myocardial infarction, cardiovascular insufficiency;
• renal failure;
• mental illness;
• pregnancy and lactation;
• Menstruation.