Hello all,
After dispairing with Peristeen. Balloons popping. Catheter coming out inflated, etc, etc, etc. Read previous posts about all OUR problems!
I have been using the Qufora Anal Irrigation system.
http://www.manfredsa... system dfu.pdf
Works far easier. No ballons to pop or push out.
Still not got it quite right yet but if your using Peristeen I would really consider trying this out.
More in the near future.
Qufora -- Better Than Peristeen!
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megatrig
, Aug 12 2011 01:34 PM
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#2
Posted 12 August 2011 - 02:14 PM
megatrig, on 12 August 2011 - 01:34 PM, said:
Hello all,
After dispairing with Peristeen. Balloons popping. Catheter coming out inflated, etc, etc, etc. Read previous posts about all OUR problems!
I have been using the Qufora Anal Irrigation system.
http://www.manfredsa...ystem%20dfu.pdf
Works far easier. No ballons to pop or push out.
Still not got it quite right yet but if your using Peristeen I would really consider trying this out.
More in the near future.
After dispairing with Peristeen. Balloons popping. Catheter coming out inflated, etc, etc, etc. Read previous posts about all OUR problems!
I have been using the Qufora Anal Irrigation system.
http://www.manfredsa...ystem%20dfu.pdf
Works far easier. No ballons to pop or push out.
Still not got it quite right yet but if your using Peristeen I would really consider trying this out.
More in the near future.
I have not used it myself but it works the same way, in principle, as an anal douche.
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It just has a larger water reservoir. That being the case, maybe an anal douche would be a cheaper alternative than either system if you are able to sit on a toilet and have within reach a basin for refilling.. They only seem to be available from sex toy stores but I doubt many here who might benefit from one would be put off by that minor detail.
ADDED: I am fortunate in that I only need the douche to clean up. Having a bidet makes using the douche easier by accessing from the front between my legs. I think it would be very difficult to use if approaching the bullseye from the rear especially if, like me, you have a long body and short arms!
Edited by greybeard, 12 August 2011 - 02:44 PM.
Carpe Diem
#3
Posted 13 August 2011 - 12:26 AM
Ohh, that actually looks less fussy than Peristeen - I wonder why it's not so well known? I still think i'd have a problem with my muscles not holding onto enough water to properly clear my colon, as I do with Peristeen, but it's good to know there is an alternative. I really wish there was some way I could be turned upside down while irrigating as I reckon that would be the only way I could stop the water leaking out too soon!
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