Irreducible Prolapse
JHK
from Dr JH Kellogg's Prescriptions...
In:
Treatment Method:
- Rest in Bed, lying on face or knees to chest
- Ice Bag or bathing parts in cold water, daily
- small Cold Enema after stool
- Avoid straining when defaecating, do in horizontal position
- Abdominal support or corset
- Surgery is usually necessary
Problems:
Dysfunctions
Digestive Dysfunctions
- Alternating Constipation and Diarrhoea
- Anal Spasm
- Biliousness
- Bowel Obstruction
- Burp
- Decreased Peristalsis
- Diarrhoea
- Dilated Colon
- Dilation Vomiting
- Dyspepsia
- Eructations
- Excessive Peristalsis
- Faecal Accumulation
- Flatulence
- Foul Tongue
- Gas
- Gas Distension
- Gastric Crises
- Gastric Exhaustion
- Gastric Hypersecretion
- Gastroptosis
- Heartburn
- Hepatic Inactivity
- Hernia
- Inactive Gastric Glands
- Inactive Intestinal Glands
- Indigestion
- Intestinal Catarrh
- Intestinal Ulcerations
- Insensitive Rectum
- Irreducible Prolapse
- Liver Dysfunction
- Loss of Appetite
- Low Motility
- Morning Sickness
- Mucous Stools
- Mucus Morning Vomiting
- Nausea
- Overeating
- Peristalsis - Excessive
- Peristalsis - Decreased
- Poor Carbohydrate Metabolism
- Poor Intestinal Digestion
- Pyrosis
- Rectal Spasm
- Regurgitation
- Slow Sugar Breakdown
- Sordes
- Thirst
- Torpid Liver
- Tympanites
- Vomiting
- Wind