
Suggest Treatment For Constipation, Bloating And Sharp Pain In Abdomen

Saline/water and soap enema may work.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query and an elucidate history, well put chronologically.
Understood that none of the laxatives or enema could help you.
I would advise in such a situation the following:
Please report back to the hospital.
Insist for soap water/saline enema. This is the oldest method that always works but replaced by the newer laxatives and ready-to-use enemas which do not work when the colon is so much loaded with impacted fecoliths. Over times these (fecoliths) become so much impacted and attached to the colonic mucosa that the routine medicines do not work as seen in your case.
The lots of mucus is either a body's reflex action to facilitate the passage of fecoliths or may be due to a mass which was responsible for the impacted fecoliths.
Blood comes due to separation of fecoliths from the mucosal lining of colon or due to a mass.
CT scan of the abdomen can help to rule out any mass in the colon.
Colonoscopy is not possible until all the fecoliths are cleared from colon.
I hope this answer helps you and your Doctors for further management.
Once the emergency is over, get thoroughly investigated to find the root-cause.


Soap mixed with normal saline.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your feedback.
Sorry to know that nothing is helping.
As we discussed above,
Soap mixed in saline alone can help you.
Plain saline enema does not help.
Soap is to be mixed with saline - saline is used as it is isotonic and sterile.
Please get this done, insist for it for you to get a relief.
And secondly, a CT scan is needed to identified whether there is any polyp or mass that is causing obstruction.


Reports are within normal limits.
Detailed Answer:
Seen the blood results, all are within normal limits.
Nice to know that enema was soap and saline.
I hope that there is more evacuation and you are feeling better.
Consulting a Specialist will allow for proper clinical evaluation, examination, finding out the cause and proper treatment.
Wishing all the best.
Please let me know the progress.

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