Problem with Ileocecal valve

I've been turned on by enemas ever since I was young. In grade school and high school years I would sneak my mom's enema bag when my parents were away. Then I had a girlfriend who was into enemas. It's definitely my little kink, especially since my wife and I are no longer sexually active. But now I notice that when I am done with an enema my ileocecal valve is stuck open. I never do more than two quarts of baking soda water. When I go to my natural health care doctor he will ask me why my ileocecal value is open; am I having an emotional issue or is there a little virus in my body? I'm too embarrassed to tell him that I just had an enema a few days ago.

Has anyone ever experienced this ileocecal value issue? Am I doing something wrong?

I'm even embarrassed to post this.

No you can not tell from the outside your being feed a line of bullship

How does your doctor determne that the valve is open? The symptoms of an intusseption are quite severe, and you would be in quite a bit ofpain constantly. Incedently, one of the treatments for intusseption reversal is a very high volume enema (9 to 10 qt), done under general anesthesia.

The ileocecal valve opens and closes as material passes thru it. There's no way on earth an individual could ever know it was "stuck open."

Auto Zone should have one. What year? Oh, wait...

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This flap has an important function. This prevents backflow from the large intestine, which is heavily burdened with germs. This flap is also called the Bauhin flap. Normally this is only permeable in one direction.

Diseases limited to the colonic valve as such do not exist. However, inflammation of the small, large and appendix can spread to the Bauhin valve and lead to what is known as bauhinitis, for example due to Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis or ileocecal tuberculosis. A misery can be the result. Large gallstones can also get caught there on their way into the colon and cause a gallstone ileus. Tumors found in the digestive tract, such as B. the neuroendocrine carcinoma (carcinoid), can of course also manifest themselves here. A defect in the valve can be the cause of overgrowth in the small intestine.

Possibly large volume enemas of the order of 4 to 5 liters or more could put pressure on this valve and permanently damage it.