Horrible case of reverse peristalsis, all attempts to fix backfire

[Pufa-Puffin]

I have really bad case of reverse peristalsis. I'm vomiting foods I ate days ago, completely undigested. I feel nauseous 24/7/365.

I was prescribed itopridi hydrochloridum on may different occasions. It is a pharmaceutical that is supposed to fix the peristalsis. But each time I took it, I got horrible stomachaches and more reverse peristalsis.

I got the same reaction from herbs, herbal mixtures and bitters that are supposed to be helpful for peristalsis.

Then I read the underlying reason for reverse peristalsis is poor thyroid function, but every time I tried to boost thyroid function, my metabolism crumbled.

It is almost like my body is trying to communicate that it reverses my peristalsis for a reason, and by forcing it into the other direction, I'm making things worse.

But I'm just unable to figure out the reason.

Please help.

 

[AlaskaJono]

It appears you have a blockage in the intestines which would "make you have reverse" peristaltic action. Inflammation or a blockage of some sort? Did you have some 'different food/oils' lately. (Once 7 years a go I ate at a cheap Chinese restaurant and the bad oil messed my guts up for 2-3 weeks. I couldn't get any cypro at that time.) My suggestion is self massage your abdomen, clockwise for the ascending/transverse/descending colon.... Also Squat position with as straight a back as possible. Next level: Try and drink a few cups of warm salt water. Saltier than miso soup but not too much more. You will have a BM or upchuck but it can clear the bowels like nobody's business.
How long have you not had a BM?

 

[Pufa-Puffin]

I should have mentioned I have this problem for 17 years.

 

[AlaskaJono]

Damn Puffin. That is a looooong time. Get thee to a colonic therapist! Seriously, that is a possible therapeutic route. Acupuncture, which I am biased FOR as I have been doing for 30 years, is also a possibility to aid in your situation. I had Acu teachers who were helped greatly with Acupuncture as in Mo' Betta/problems solved with issues that Allopathy had nothing to offer. Try and seek some professional help if you have local or semi local health care practitioners with some experience in these matters.

 

[Pufa-Puffin]

Damn Puffin. That is a looooong time. Get thee to a colonic therapist! Seriously, that is a possible therapeutic route. Acupuncture, which I am biased FOR as I have been doing for 30 years, is also a possibility to aid in your situation. I had Acu teachers who were helped greatly with Acupuncture as in Mo' Betta/problems solved with issues that Allopathy had nothing to offer. Try and seek some professional help if you have local or semi local health care practitioners with some experience in these matters.

Thank you very much, Jono!

 

[charlie]

I have really bad case of reverse peristalsis. I'm vomiting foods I ate days ago, completely undigested. I feel nauseous 24/7/365.

I was prescribed itopridi hydrochloridum on may different occasions. It is a pharmaceutical that is supposed to fix the peristalsis. But each time I took it, I got horrible stomachaches and more reverse peristalsis.

I got the same reaction from herbs, herbal mixtures and bitters that are supposed to be helpful for peristalsis.

Then I read the underlying reason for reverse peristalsis is poor thyroid function, but every time I tried to boost thyroid function, my metabolism crumbled.

It is almost like my body is trying to communicate that it reverses my peristalsis for a reason, and by forcing it into the other direction, I'm making things worse.

But I'm just unable to figure out the reason.

Please help.

It sounds like an electrical issue. Have you ever had a bad foot injury? That can do it sometimes. Basically the electrical signals get reversed in the body and sends stuff the opposite way. The great thing is, it can be reversed back. But will take time and discipline.

Look into the work of Dr. Janice Hadlock and the "Indian head wobble" technique along with other exercises she goes into. Also look into the work of Howard Shifke. They both tie together and give the techniques and mindset on how to turn this ship around.

 

[Homo Consumericus]

If the problem stems from blockage, would coca-cola be a potential solution?

Coca-Cola is the real thing for treating gastrointestinal blockages, Greece study says

Drinking Coke is the best way to unblock patients suffering from gastric phytobezoar, says Dr. Spiros Ladas and other Athens University Medical School researchers

nationalpost.com

Obstructive Bezoars of the Small Bowel Treated with Coca-Cola Zero through a Long Intestinal Tube and Endoscopic Manipulation

An 82-year-old Japanese man visited our hospital with abdominal fullness accompanied by lower abdominal pain. He presented with small bowel obstruction due to multiple diospyrobezoars. The bezoars were successfully removed without any surgical intervention ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

 

[mostlylurking]

Then I read the underlying reason for reverse peristalsis is poor thyroid function, but every time I tried to boost thyroid function, my metabolism crumbled.

It is almost like my body is trying to communicate that it reverses my peristalsis for a reason, and by forcing it into the other direction, I'm making things worse.

But I'm just unable to figure out the reason.

Autonomic nervous system controls peristalsis; it requires thiamine to work.

I should have mentioned I have this problem for 17 years.

Although an obstruction could account for the problem, I don't think that it could account for a 17 year long problem. Thiamine deficiency could do that though.

Thiamine Deficiency - A Potential Cause of SIBO and other Gut Dysfunction?

Thiamine deficiency - A consequence or cause of SIBO? In the previous article, I explained how SIBO and gut dysbiosis could increase the risk of thiamine deficiency. Thiamine's uptake from the gut may be disrupted in cases of malabsorption, which is a common feature of SIBO. The composition of...

www.eonutrition.co.uk

also this:
Nutritional Neuropathies points to additional possible vitamin deficiencies.

 

[StephanF]

If you go back 17 years when that started, did you suffer some kind of trauma? Did you move into a new house/apartment? Earth ‘energies’ can have a profound effect on one’s health. Did your place of sleep change at that time and you still sleep at the same spot?

 

[Pufa-Puffin]

I was just about to say that as a response to Charlie's post.

It did not started by physical injury, but by very intense emotional experience.

I was sleeping in house of a person I loved dearly, shortly after her death.

It was beautiful, because I loved everything about the house, but also horrible, because I knew I was there for the last time and I will never see that person or the house again.

The more time passed since then, the more it bothers me, and the worse my digestion is.

Damn, never said this to anybody before.

 

[StephanF]

I was just about to say that as a response to Charlie's post.

It did not started by physical injury, but by very intense emotional experience.

I was sleeping in house of a person I loved dearly, shortly after her death.

It was beautiful, because I loved everything about the house, but also horrible, because I knew I was there for the last time and I will never see that person or the house again.

The more time passed since then, the more it bothers me, and the worse my digestion is.

Damn, never said this to anybody before.

Dr. Greed Hamer found out about the connection between cancer and a traumatic event. But it doesn’t always have to be cancer. If your trauma was ‘hard to swallow’ then the emotional content then may affect your digestive system. It tries to regurgitate what you can’t ‘digest’ in that sense.

You may resolve this by writing a letter to the deceased person you loved so much and then burn it. It will make its way. We are all spiritual beings and life in this physical world is tough. You may also benefit from meditation and/or yoga. I really hope and pray you find your way to heal yourself.

 

[WonMore]

Have you tried ondansetron?