Unlocking the Mystery of Bowel Obstructions:
Signs, Causes, and Treatment Do you ever experience severe abdominal pain, bloating, or changes in bowel movements that just won’t go away? These symptoms could be warning signs of a bowel obstruction, a condition that can be both painful and potentially dangerous if left untreated. In this easy-to-read blog, we’ll delve into the world of […]
Study: A Medical Massage Reduced Life-Threatening Bowel Obstructions Significantly
First used to open blocked Fallopian tubes, the therapy is now being used to clear bowel obstruction Gainesville, FL, May 21, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bowel obstructions are a highly dangerous health condition, but a recent medical massage breakthrough is now reducing, or eliminating, these health threats using a safe, nonsurgical, hands-on technique. Small bowel […]
Seven Signs of Intestinal Blockage
Can’t keep food down? Does it hurt to poop? Digestion problems can disrupt your everyday routine and negatively impact your quality of life. If standard treatments have failed to provide relief, you may be dealing with a more serious underlying problem, such as blocked intestines or small bowel obstructions (SBO). This is even more likely […]
Avoid Surgery for Recurrent Small Bowel Obstruction
Overview Small bowel obstruction creates major challenges for physicians and their patients. While a total small bowel obstruction is life-threatening and must often be dealt with surgically, it is accepted fact that surgery is the number one cause of recurring bowel obstructions. Thus, the last resort medical treatment for small bowel obstruction is also the […]
Bowel Obstruction Treatment
“By the time I found Clear Passage, my health was plummeting. At my initial evaluation, my therapist told me there was very little mobility in my abdominal organs. She was also concerned that I was becoming adhered in the muscles and support structures on the front of my body. I attended treatment and found that […]
Study Results for a Non-Surgical Bowel Obstruction Treatment
BOWEL OBSTRUCTION SUCCESS RATES Following the ‘scientific method’ for investigative new modalities, we began by publishing some remarkable case studies, all of which can be read on our Published Studies page. These studies included a woman who managed to stay alive despite a bowel that was virtually totally blocked. When she first arrived for therapy, […]
What is the Cause of a Small Bowel Obstruction and What Are Your Options for Treatment?
What is the Cause? The most common cause of bowel obstructions is adhesions. In fact, 65%-75% of bowel obstructions, are caused by adhesions. Adhesions are collagenous bands of scar tissue that form after some sort of trauma during the healing process. Think of it like a scab forming on your skin after a cut. Adhesions […]
Bowel Obstruction Success Rates
Background At Clear Passage®, we have always been cautious about keeping patients safe, and making claims about our results. After we opened our first fallopian tubes in 1989, we spent 30 years studying adhesions, refining treatment techniques, having biostatisticians calculate what techniques worked best, further refining, and then publishing our results. In 2008, we turned […]
The Most Common Causes of Bowel Obstruction and How to Prevent It
Obstructing? Need Help Now! How Can Therapy Help Experience relief from bowel obstructions with Clear Passage Physical Therapy’s Free Consult and Request Info, offering a non-surgical, manual therapy approach that treats adhesions – the primary cause of most small bowel obstructions – potentially helping you avoid risky surgeries and recurrent blockages. To learn more about […]
Lifesaving Therapy for Intestinal Obstructions Comes to St. Louis
“Hands-on” physical therapy that feels like a deep massage shows promise for preventing life-threatening bowel obstructions. February 28, 2017 – Over one hundred thousand Americans have surgery, and thousands die each year due to small bowel obstructions (SBO). In this condition, internal scars called adhesions can block the passage of food through the intestines. The […]
