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Anyone else have a Redundant / Tortuous Colon?

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@notmoff

I just signed up for this group on digestive wellness due to my redundant colon. I see your comment was from over 3 years ago so you are probably no longer a member of the group. Burt if you are, please reply. If there are others with a redundant, tortuous, elongated or "voluptuous" colon, please reply.

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notmoff | @notmoff | Mar 9, 2022

I just discovered that I should scroll down to the most recent comment. Jayne's post was more than 3 years ago. sallyw33 apparently posted an hour ago. I may eventually figure out this system.
notmoff 8:12 am PT

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trishh | @trishh | Mar 10, 2022

I was diagnosed with a tortuous colon 2 years ago. With colonoscopy, I told doctor I have had redundant colon, he said well this is worse as I couldn't hardly get up colon. He said you could never have surgery and eat high fiber diet then left.
I was confused about the difference and what kind of surgery he meant. Being an OP procedure, in was rushed in and out. I
I was told before to take whatever to have bowel movement.
I look pregnant, not sure if colon? Its so frustrating.

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notmoff | @notmoff | Mar 10, 2022

I am unfamiliar with how to use Mayo Clinic Connect, especially  the date of the posts.  So I will date mine and hope to get some answers about timeliness of others.notmoff 3/10/22 8:25 am PT 
On Thursday, March 10, 2022, 02:26:33 AM PST, Mayo Clinic Connect wrote:

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