What would prevent me from having Colonic Irrigation?

During the consultation (which is part of the first treatment) the therapist will take your blood pressure. If this is found to be unusually high or low the treatment would not go ahead. It would be recommended that you go and see your GP for a letter to confirm that in their opinion you are in a fit state to go on with Colonic Hydrotherapy. Also open wounds or severe bleeding piles may prevent the treatment going ahead.

• Is Colonic Irrigation Painful
• Is Colonic Irrigation for men or women
• If I am having my period will this prevent my Colonic Irrigation session going ahead?
• How many sessions of Colonic Irrigation would I require?
• How much time should I leave between my Colonic Irrigation Sessions?
• What would prevent me from having Colonic Irrigation?
• Are there any negative sides to Colonic Irrigation?
• Do I need to make any special preparations before embarking on a course of Colonic Irrigation?
• What are the benefits of Colonic Irrigation?
• What will Colonic Irrigation do to the Colon?
• Can I go to work after Colonic Irrigation?
• Is Colonic Irrigation Embarassing?
• What is your availability for Colonic Irrigation?
• Is Colonic Irrigation safe?
• Will Colonic Irrigation help me lose weight?
• Can I have Colonic Irrigation during pregnancy?
• Is Colonic Irrigation habit forming?
• Will Colonic Irrigation affect any medication I am currently taking?