Rectum

The obvious answer is take the cat to the vet! However my gal's young cat is plugged up and I found a document online written by a vet and it said 5mg dulcilax pills once every 24 hours is prescribed. I suppose a lot depends on how 'older' your cat is but the document said nothing about age

You don't. The colon is the same on adults. It's longer than a penis but that does not mean it wont hurt if you go deep. It is her decision, not yours.

Odorous flatulance often indicates a malabsorption problem, where sugars or other foods reach the colon and fermentation begins. Many people that have noticed the malabsorption of fruits and milk have found that they have celiac's disease (where gluten destroys intestinal villi). Try limiting fruit first, if no results, see your doctor about getting a blood test for celiac. (Don't stop eating gluten until you are diagnosed in the chance that in diagnosing yourself, you could miss a potentially bigger problem.)

It is divided into equal thirds: the upper, mid, and lower rectum

A pill cam takes at least one picture every second, maybe more. The anus however, is just a thin slice (you know, the butthole) so whether or not it got a picture of it during it's exit, would be all based on timing. The rectum however, is much bigger than the anus, and the pill cam would definitely get a picture or two of that.

Sitting down does not make it work any differently, you can sit down if you would like though. Just make sure it is inserted very deep so that it is not ejected accidentally.

sry hunny but ur husband has either hetibees or sumthing like dhatt he needs some medicine for his out breaks go to the dr n get help foor him if yu love him that is but dont take my werd for it go to the hosptial for that it can lead to serious complactions im 15 with a freiend whos brother has hertibees and he is onliii a yr older than me and he has great potential

Sexual practices can't always be categorized like that. If two men do "it", we call it gay, if a mixed couple does "it", we call it straight (both informal).

By "it", sexual practices of any kind are meant - people know most of the time if they are having sex at the moment, it's all about the mood.

The overall incidence of rectal prolapse in the United States is approximately 4.2 per 1,000 people.10 per 1,000 among patients older than 65. Most patients with rectal prolapse are women; the ratio of male-to-female patients is one in six.

Certain kinds of spicy foods have a chemical call capsaicin in them, which can irritate nerve endings. The anus lining is filled with nerve endings and is very sensitive to pain. When capsaicin is excreted, you can still feel that burning sensation.

Unless it's a dead cat, those are most likely tapeworm segments. They cannot be killed without a medication you can get from a veterinarian.

try and suck it out with your mouth

the under part of it's tail

yes

Mortality has decreased from nearly 28% to under 6%, through the use of prophylactic antibiotics before and after surgery.

no unless a bonce particle is misplased

You should go to a doctor if you have any foreign objects stuck inside your body. In this case, a doctor might glue something to the globe and add a lubricant around the wall of the rectum, then pull on what was glued. The biggest risk in removal is breakage.

37.9 is a sligh fever, but you shouldnt be worry about it . till 38 its nothing to worry about, just take a paracetamol or take shower and it will go down to 37.

There is no maximum diameter, it just depends on how much you stretch it or insert an object to stretch it. I would say most people cannot take more than 3 inch diameter as that is a lot of stretch.

Pleasure in retaining the feces is unlikely, fear of the expulsion process is more likely. Never create a battleground over the issue, especially with a young child. A warm bath at a calm time of day, in a warm bathroom may be helpful; Shreddies, veggies, avoid cheese for a few days, and if you can handle the hyperactive side effect, Fudgeos are wickedly laxative! Never give adult laxative without a doctor's advice, to the anal retentive child.

yes

You might want to seek medical attention as opposed to asking on a wiki. Possible causes: Your food is not high enough in Fibre, causing you to not go to the bathroom often enough. This can make the bowel motion more harder. Causing a small tear in the rectum. But do go to the doctors. Blood can also signal a pilonidal sinus or other problems. But most likely as it is only on the paper, you'll just need to change your diet and add more fibre to it.

It varies, depending on the specific individual or individuals involved.
In your particular case, I'd certainly expect it to be a short trip indeed.

my question are if patient refuse to take a enema and patient says i do it himself what is the anatomical position?and second enema nozzal inserted in teh anus ?