Anti-spasmodic

Anti-spasmodic colonic irrigation improves the quality of life.

In the National Library of Medicine and the Cochrane Library database, from January 1985 to November 2008, several randomised controlled trials studied sodium bicarbonate as a prophylactic measure of contrast-induced nephropathy (CIN) in humans. This indicates that sodium bicarbonate can be used in oncology. Moreover, medics can use it to treat many diseases, especially CIN. However, CIN is a common cause of acute renal damage. So, doctors carried out several prevention methods to treat this trauma.

The results of using sodium bicarbonate in this application are striking. Seventeen randomised controlled trials have investigated the role of sodium bicarbonate in preventing CIN. The overall prevalence of CIN was 11.3%. Using the results of all 17 studies to evaluate the effects of sodium bicarbonate and physiological saline shows that the combined relative risk of developing CIN was 0.54 (95% CI, 0.36-0.83) in the intervention, indicating a significant benefit from using sodium bicarbonate. The combined relative risk of CIN was 0.57 (95% CI, 0.35-0.95) when we analysed the studies that compared the effects of sodium bicarbonate with NAC on CIN development. There was no difference in the need for replacement therapy and death indices.

Anti-spasmodic colonic irrigation and its importance.

Specialists in our clinic use a technique that takes full advantage of sodium bicarbonate properties for anti-spasmodic colonic irrigation. Our services, particularly colonic irrigation, provide opportunities to avoid many serious diseases, including cancer prevention. After all, according to UK statistics, 98% of patients survive for five years or more. It applies to diagnosed first-stage bowel cancer cases before the disease has yet spread to the outer wall of the intestine. However, doctors diagnose only 15% of patients at this stage. Colonic irrigation is a significant step to ensure that the large intestine functions well.

The prevalence of intestinal cancer today is second only to lung cancer. In the UK, NHS specialists diagnose about 42,000 new cases of this cancer each year. Approximately 16,000 patients with bowel cancer die each year. If the disease is at the third stage of pathogenesis, the chances of recovery and five-year survival are 60%. Anti-spasmodic colonic irrigation will restore the intestines to normal, preventing disease and significantly improving quality of life.