after reading some of the posts on irrigation i am considering trying irrigation . first i am interested in hearing about any expense bearing in mind i live in the UK with the our NHS ( national health service) also did those people now using irrigation go through some kind of training course. where do you actually get the equipment bags, cone , pump, plugs from? i have watched a you tube video which i believe was for nursing staff . i did speak to the doctor from pakistan carrying out my recent endoscopy and he noted my interest in his report but seemed more concerned about expense . any info will be appreciated to give me a better idea of what is involved before i consult my stoma nurse .

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If you've had a colostomy or ileostomy, you may experience some common food-related issues.
The good news is that you can avoid them with some small changes in your diet.
The good news is that you can avoid them with some small changes in your diet.