Anecdotally, I had a blockage I thankfully passed without medical intervention… but it was a long terrible night.
There was a lot of gas built up behind the blockage, and it hurt. Like, a broken bone would have preferable, and yes I have had broken bones.
Over the course of hours, I could FEEL the blockage slowly moving its way out, accompanied with great pain every time.
When I finally passed it, it was similar to a musket round being fired, with a long loose butthole fart for at least a solid minute.
The relief was immense. Second most relief I’ve ever felt.
First was an ear infection behind a total blockage of ear wax. The pressure was insane. Second we just went over. For perspective, the third was receiving IV morphine in the hospital slightly before emergency surgery.
Could be possible if you conciser underlying factors such as nerve damage or the presence of an intestinal blockage.
Edit: But I’m not aware of a specific case, I would suggest searching case files related to treating people that are immobile.
Anecdotally, I had a blockage I thankfully passed without medical intervention… but it was a long terrible night.
There was a lot of gas built up behind the blockage, and it hurt. Like, a broken bone would have preferable, and yes I have had broken bones.
Over the course of hours, I could FEEL the blockage slowly moving its way out, accompanied with great pain every time.
When I finally passed it, it was similar to a musket round being fired, with a long loose butthole fart for at least a solid minute.
The relief was immense. Second most relief I’ve ever felt.
First was an ear infection behind a total blockage of ear wax. The pressure was insane. Second we just went over. For perspective, the third was receiving IV morphine in the hospital slightly before emergency surgery.