risk of strangulation with tubes, suffocation with the bag or with small components that may detach
from the product;
• For hygiene reasons, every My Perfect Colon PRO device must be used only by one user;
• The rectal cannula is disposable, and reuse is potentially harmful to the user;
• Use water between 36°C and 38°C;
• Use clean running water or, if you have any doubts about the quality, use My Perfect Colon water filters.
Alternatively, use bottled water
• Turn off the device when the water in the bag finishes;
• Empty your bladder before irrigation;
• Make sure you are comfortably seated on the toilet to facilitate pelvic floor relaxation;
• In some cases, it is possible that the effect of the irrigation could be particularly effective and that the
stimulus to evacuate could recur several times in the 2-3 hours after irrigation;
• The body has to get used to the treatment with transanal irrigation. In the absence of particular pathologies
and if you follow a healthy lifestyle and a correct diet, the beneficial effects will be seen after a few sessions;
• The tubes must be installed as per instructions so as not to cause damage to the device.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
• Transanal irrigation with My Perfect Colon PRO must not be carried out in the following cases;
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Acute diverticulitis;
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Acute inflammatory bowel disease;
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Colorectal carcinoma;
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Known rectal or colorectal stenosis;
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Within 4 months of colorectal or rectal surgery;
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Within 5 weeks of endoscopic polypectomy;
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Ischemic colitis;
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Children under 3 years of age. For children it is always necessary to consult their doctor before use;
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Women during pregnancy, planned pregnancy or breastfeeding.
• Special care should be taken if you suffer or have suffered from the following diseases in the past:
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Faecal compress: in case of strong constipation, it is necessary to carry out an initial cleaning of the
intestine before starting irrigation treatment;
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Painful anorectal conditions, such as rhagades, fistulas, third or fourth-degree haemorrhoids;
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Patients with a risk of autonomous dysreflexia should carry out irrigation under supervision;
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Severe diverticulosis or diverticular abscess;
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Irradiation therapy in the abdominal or pelvic region;
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Previous rectal or colorectal surgery;
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Previous major surgeries in the pelvic area;
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Severe Autonomic Dysreflexion;
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Variation in the consistency of faeces, such as diarrhoea (the cause of diarrhoea should be identified)
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Increased risk of bleeding or ongoing anticoagulant therapy (excluding aspirin or clopidogrel);
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Long-term corticosteroid therapy;
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Rectal medication.
• The device is not suitable for use by children or persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental
abilities unless they receive adequate assistance;
• Do not use the device for applications other than those indicated;
• Do not use accessories not recommended by the manufacturer;
• Do not drop or insert any foreign object into the openings of the device;
INSTRUCTIONS
Preparation of the device and Use sitting on W.C.
1. Connect the 1.5-metre suction tube (B) to the bag (A) using the threaded connection, turning clockwise
until it stops;
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