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Curated Content Published at ENEMEEZ Some symptoms of colon cancer can be easy to miss for people with a spinal cord injury (SCI). The symptoms are similar to symptoms associated with spinal cord injury. A difficulty associated with signs and symptoms underscores the...
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Curated Content Published at ENEMEEZ Many people experience constipation at some point in their life. In fact, an estimated 42 million Americans deal with the discomfort and inconvenience of constipation. It is more common in women, non-caucasian, and older adults....
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Curated Content Published at ENEMEEZ For people with disabilities, life hacks save time and money and add to the quality of life and independence. Here are some easy and inexpensive life hacks that can make your life easier! A life hack is any trick, shortcut, skill,...
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Curated Content Published at ENEMEEZ Bowel Program for Quadriplegic Lower motor neuron (“LMN”) results from a spinal cord injury below T-12, thus damaging the defecation reflex and relaxing the anal sphincter muscle. If the injury is located at T12 or higher the...
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Curated Content Published at ENEMEEZ Just about everyone experiences constipation at some point in their lives, and one factor holds true across the board: you want relief as quickly as possible. One area to examine if you are struggling with constipation is your...
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Curated Content Published at ENEMEEZ Injuries located at T12 and above (upper motor neuron (UMN) injuries) can cause muscle spasms that tighten the colon. With UMN injuries, the ability to feel when the rectum is full may be lost. For people with lower motor neuron...
