Constipation

Colonic irrigation for occasional constipation

Constipation is common and can involve passing stools less often than usual, having hard or dry stools, straining, or feeling that the bowel has not emptied completely.

Some people experiencing occasional constipation consider colonic irrigation as an option to help empty the large bowel. At Parkland Natural Health, we provide treatment using a closed-system, gravity-fed method at our Holborn clinic in Central London.

Is colonic irrigation suitable for you?

Before treatment, your practitioner will discuss your bowel pattern, current symptoms, medication, medical history and any relevant contraindications. This suitability screening is included with your appointment.

Colonic irrigation should not be used as a substitute for medical assessment of persistent or unexplained constipation. If you are regularly constipated, your symptoms are not improving, or you have symptoms such as blood in your stool, unexplained weight loss, significant abdominal pain or a sudden change in bowel habits, you should seek medical advice.

Colonic courses for bowel regularity

The options below include structured courses of colonic irrigation for clients who prefer several appointments rather than a single session. Your practitioner can discuss the available options and session spacing based on your individual circumstances.

If colonic irrigation is not suitable after screening, you can receive a full refund.