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Anyone else have a Redundant / Tortuous Colon?

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In response to hopeful2:

To answer your question about Raynaud's. As a slender woman, now seriously underweight (unknown cause), I experienced Raynaud's in my fingertips when hiking in the cold as a young person. Now in my late 70's, it occurs daily - not necessarily because my hands are cold. Unfortunately it no longer easily responds to my wiggling fingers or aplying heat and rubbing until it relents an hour later. I never correlated it to my redundant colon that I think is mostly inherited and then is exacerbated by strain bms that caused my inguinal hernia.

Sorry if this is tmi. If you find a correction with Raynauds vascular malfunction and tortuous colon, please share.

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Oops! I meant to say "connection", not correction in my last sentence.

Thank you for you info. I too get attacks in the absence of cold as well. I believe for myself there is some kind of connection there because Raynauds is caused by a dysfunction of the nervous system that controls vascular dilation. I see two conditions that I have that are mediated by the nervous system that showed up late in life.(I am almost 70) As we age the amount of arterial blood flow to the colon decreases, leading to more dysfunction. When you get a full body scan for arterial blockage, it shows the amount of plaque that has built up in your abdomen as well. Thank you for your post.