Topic Explanation
The forum topic is about a person who had a lostomy surgery and is seeking advice on whether it is safe to do a Fleet enema to clean out, as they experience strong daily urges and occasional foul mucus discharge.

Replies and Advice
- It is important to consider the duration since the surgery, as the risks may reduce over time.
- Consulting a stoma nurse or a doctor is recommended before attempting an enema.
- An individual shares their experience of resuming anal irrigation after 6 weeks post-surgery without any ill-effects.
- It is cautioned that giving oneself an enema without expert advice can lead to pain and complications.
- Mucus production after surgery is normal, and it is advised to seek professional advice before attempting any cleansing methods.
- It is advised not to use Fleet enema due to its potential to irritate the rectal area, and using water for cleansing is suggested instead.
- A long-term ostomy patient shares their experience and advises against using an enema with an ileostomy.
- Another member shares their experience with a rectal stump and advises seeking expert opinion before attempting a Fleet enema.

Insights
- The consistency of colostomy output is influenced by diet and the amount of large intestine remaining.
- The decision to consider a reversal colostomy depends on the individual's medical history and reason for the colostomy.
- Mucus buildup is considered normal, and using water for cleansing is recommended to avoid irritation.