RE: Embarrassing Question

[Guest guest]

Lyn,

I have a colema board that I use. I have no problems on it, but my husband

on the other hand.... it seems he has trouble with it going up and over the

splash guard too. :-( What I do for him, is to put his feet up on little

foot stools on either side of the toilet so it causes his hinny to hug the

board more tightly. This might help you to keep the tube in better. If

not, get some surgical tubing the same size as the tubing that connects the

inlet hose with the tube that goes into your hinny. This tubing may not be

long enough for you considering the extra weight that might be on your back

side. You can make a piece that allows the tubing to reach further inside.

Be very careful though! You don't want it to go inside too far! Read the

colema board sites or call and ask how far it should go inside of you so you

know how much longer to make the tubing. Hope this make sense!

With my husband, we also put a small towel over the splash guard and his

groin area. This way if there is a problem with it going up and over the

splash guard, it goes into the towel, which goes right into the wash and is

disinfected!

Hope this helps,

Have a great day!

~Karma

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> Ok I am going to dare to ask this embarrassing question here, because God

> only knows where else I could ask it.

> I have told you that I am 100 pounds overweight. And that I bought a good

> quality one piece colema board for colonics. Ok here goes.

> I used the board when I got it, and had this problem. i did use extra

support

> under it for my weight, I did slant it towards the toilet at a slight

angle

> like the directions say. I followed all the directions but, how can I say

> this nicely, when I would release the water to eliminate, it would go UP

over

> the splash guard!!!!! You can imagine the terrible mess......on second

> thought don't imagine it. Anyway my question is what can I do to prevent

> this?? I haven't used it since. I guess I am thinking I may have to lose

> weight so my bottom is not so....uhhhhh....padded and high-up? Darn it, i

> want to cleanse now. Also the tube kept coming out when I would eliminate,

> and it is supposed to stay in.

> Any hints on this embarrassing problem would be appreciated.

> Thanks.

[Guest guest]

LynJCTimothean@... writes:

>

> Ok I am going to dare to ask this embarrassing question here, because God

> only knows where else I could ask it.

>

I just wanted to say that on a list where we discuss things like bowel

movements, flatulence, belching and the various textures and colors of

stool.....I don't think there is anything that could actually be considered

embarrassing!

Glad you felt free to ask your questions,

[Guest guest]

<<<<LynJCTimothean@... writes:

>

> Ok I am going to dare to ask this embarrassing question here, because God

> only knows where else I could ask it.

>

I just wanted to say that on a list where we discuss things like bowel

movements, flatulence, belching and the various textures and colors of

stool.....I don't think there is anything that could actually be considered

embarrassing!

Glad you felt free to ask your questions,

>>>>>

Well noted, !!!

Dale (LOL)

[Guest guest]

>

> One of my three year old ASD twins seems to masturbate more

My son did this when he had a yeast issue.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hi! My son does the exact same thing, and it drives me crazy! I'm

thinking of giving him some GSE for yeast and see if this helps

resolve the issue.

>

> One of my three year old ASD twins seems to masturbate more when

she

> is trying to avoid having a b.m. that is what I think the issue

is -

> but could it be a yeast infection issue or other intestinal issue

> that I could help out with enzymes or something?? She doesn't do

it

> at preschool - just at home - but for VERY long periods of time

then

> after a complete b.m. she is able to participate in our regular

> routine again. any ideas? thanks, Anne

[Guest guest]

That IS the age of the falic stage. My daughter was the same way but outgrew it.

If I remember correctly, anal stage is next....according to Freud.

tracyrn1329 <tracyrn1329@...> wrote:

Hi! My son does the exact same thing, and it drives me crazy! I'm

thinking of giving him some GSE for yeast and see if this helps

resolve the issue.

>

> One of my three year old ASD twins seems to masturbate more when

she

> is trying to avoid having a b.m. that is what I think the issue

is -

> but could it be a yeast infection issue or other intestinal issue

> that I could help out with enzymes or something?? She doesn't do

it

> at preschool - just at home - but for VERY long periods of time

then

> after a complete b.m. she is able to participate in our regular

> routine again. any ideas? thanks, Anne

[Guest guest]

Anne: As you can see you are not alone. My son did this all the time also.

I never knew it could be a yeast issue. To be honest I felt it was his

way of releasing and feeling better, from a very stress filled day. When he

did this I would redirect him and eventually he was told he neede to go to

his room. That seem to work. Dont know if it was the right thing to do,

but I did not want to make him feel like he was bad or wrong so it was my

solution. BTW I know of many other parents who's children without special

needs did this also. Eileen

>From: michelle garland <mngia@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Re: Re: embarrassing question

>Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2005 10:18:42 -0800 (PST)

>

>That IS the age of the falic stage. My daughter was the same way but

>outgrew it. If I remember correctly, anal stage is next....according to

>Freud.

>

>tracyrn1329 <tracyrn1329@...> wrote:

>Hi! My son does the exact same thing, and it drives me crazy! I'm

>thinking of giving him some GSE for yeast and see if this helps

>resolve the issue.

>

>

>

> >

> > One of my three year old ASD twins seems to masturbate more when

>she

> > is trying to avoid having a b.m. that is what I think the issue

>is -

> > but could it be a yeast infection issue or other intestinal issue

> > that I could help out with enzymes or something?? She doesn't do

>it

> > at preschool - just at home - but for VERY long periods of time

>then

> > after a complete b.m. she is able to participate in our regular

> > routine again. any ideas? thanks, Anne

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, rectal itching is a prime sympton of yeast.--Tod

, Maxwell <maxhouse8@...>

wrote:

>

> Okay, I know this has probably been discussed before, but I never

paid attention because it didn't relate.

>

> Now it does.

>

> What condition would make one's anus itch? Is it yeast overgrowth?

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes yeast infection can cause, also parasites can.

Maxwell <maxhouse8@...> wrote: Okay, I know this has

probably been discussed before, but I never paid attention because it didn't

relate.

Now it does.

What condition would make one's anus itch? Is it yeast overgrowth?

[Guest guest]

>

> Okay, I know this has probably been discussed before, but I never

paid attention because it didn't relate.

>

> Now it does.

>

> What condition would make one's anus itch? Is it yeast overgrowth?

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It's most likely toxins coming out. Have you tried patting some baking

soda on them?

jackie

>

> My armpits are constantly itchy. There is no rash or redness, they

> just itch something fierce. It's not from sweat, as I don't sweat

> much. I switched from Suave deodorant to a natural Nature's Gate

> deodorant, hoping it would help, but now they BURN! Anyone have any

> suggestions?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Nature Gate products are not all " safe " in terms of toxic ingredients. I would

switch to a crystal stone or Tropical Traditions deodorant. j miller

[ ] Re: Embarrassing question

It's most likely toxins coming out. Have you tried patting some baking

soda on them?

jackie

>

> My armpits are constantly itchy. There is no rash or redness, they

> just itch something fierce. It's not from sweat, as I don't sweat

> much. I switched from Suave deodorant to a natural Nature's Gate

> deodorant, hoping it would help, but now they BURN! Anyone have any

> suggestions?

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Yes, I did. It realllyyyyyy hurt!! What on earth is happening to my

body??

>

> It's most likely toxins coming out. Have you tried patting some baking

> soda on them?

>

> jackie

[Guest guest]

My husband had really sore underarms when he was detoxing. He used an aloe

vera gel to help soothe the area.

This too shall pass!

Yes, I did. It realllyyyyyy hurt!! What on earth is happening to my

body??

>

> It's most likely toxins coming out. Have you tried patting some baking

> soda on them?

>

> jackie

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7:35 AM

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

If you don't sweat much, why do you wear deodorant? I don't even

bother!!! LOL!!!

My suggestion would be to use a little bit of lavender essential oil

(if you are concerned with odour). You can mix it with coconut oil if

you want. You could also use it 'neat' (just by itself), but do a test

patch first to make sure it doesn't irritate your skin.

Lavender is known to help soothe burns. I know the burning sensation

you have is not the same as an actual burn, but it could help to soothe

the pain, in which case, you would probably want to dilute it a bit

with the coconut oil, say 1-2 drops in a teaspoon of coconut oil. Then

just apply a very small amount - dip a finger into the mixed oils -

that's probably all you'll need.

Hope that helps!

>

> My armpits are constantly itchy. There is no rash or redness, they

> just itch something fierce. It's not from sweat, as I don't sweat

> much. I switched from Suave deodorant to a natural Nature's Gate

> deodorant, hoping it would help, but now they BURN! Anyone have any

> suggestions?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, everyone! I looked up Nature's Gate products and it seems

there are some nasty things in there. I was surprised. I'll try the

stuff you guys recommended.

[Guest guest]

I wish I had that problem. I am hesitant to restart Arava (I was off due to

infection) because it gave me the squats. I do not miss them.

Have you talked to your doctor about the constipation? Have you tried a fiber

supplement or Miralax to make things come out easier?

In any casem please contact your doctor.

*~ Kami ~*

[ ] Embarrassing Question

Ok, I've put off asking this question for long enough. Please bear with me -

this was very difficult to write, but I just can't stand it any longer.

My medications cause chronic constipation. Sometimes its firmer - other times

its softer - either way its solid. Since I've switched over to MTX injections,

I've noticed that if I have a bowel movement the day of the injection or the day

after the injection and its a softer solid, I have intense burning in the anal

area.

I always pull back on the syringe plunger to make sure I'm not in a blood

vessel before I inject, so its not like I've injected directly into my blood

stream.

Today the burning was so bad that I used an aloe/lidocaine gel externally

(intended for sun burn) to try and cool that area down. It worked for the most

part - I just don't know what to make of this or know if it is something that

anyone else has experienced.

Doreen

.

[Guest guest]

I have RA and crohns...are you sure that you don't have inflammatory

bowel..the other question.people who eat hot peppers.when they poop it

burns.. the other question...do you take any narcotics?

Deb RN

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Behalf Of Mimi

Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2009 7:46 PM

Subject: [ ] Embarrassing Question

Ok, I've put off asking this question for long enough. Please bear with me -

this was very difficult to write, but I just can't stand it any longer.

My medications cause chronic constipation. Sometimes its firmer - other

times its softer - either way its solid. Since I've switched over to MTX

injections, I've noticed that if I have a bowel movement the day of the

injection or the day after the injection and its a softer solid, I have

intense burning in the anal area.

I always pull back on the syringe plunger to make sure I'm not in a blood

vessel before I inject, so its not like I've injected directly into my blood

stream.

Today the burning was so bad that I used an aloe/lidocaine gel externally

(intended for sun burn) to try and cool that area down. It worked for the

most part - I just don't know what to make of this or know if it is

something that anyone else has experienced.

Doreen

[Guest guest]

I guess I should have left the constipation part out because with Miralax, that

is under control. The part that is bothering me is the burning in that area

only on the day of or day after my MTX injection. I guess I'll just call my

doctor and see what he thinks.

Thanks anyway.....Doreen

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> Thank you so much,I am happy to report that my eyes are doing better today,

last night, I placed peppermint tea bags over them as I took an Espom salt bath

after brushing my skin and today they are noticeably better. I'm also feeling

like a surge of enery. This is great.

>

> I was just rereading the articles on natural healing and retracing, so I

expect that at some point I'll feel bad again for a little bit, but I'm

confident that I understand what's going on.

>

+++Hi Caroline,

That's great you eyes are better, and that you are learning more, which helps

you become more secure about what is happening and why.

All the best, Bee