I was diagnosed with a tortuous colon after my recent colonoscopy. My other scopes have been quite painful as the scope comes around my right side. I also have gastroparesis and SIBO and have been dealing with digestive issues for about 25 years. I follow a modified low FODMAP diet and that really helps with the discomfort. My GI doctor has suggested a double contrast barium enema to be sure he didn’t miss anything in my colonoscopy. He said he was able to complete the scope all the way to my cecum with maneuvering and repositioning me during the procedure. I’m a retired nurse and I have witnessed a barium enema being performed; the poor patients are in tears, screaming in pain , vomiting and begging them to stop the test. I was wondering if anyone here has had this done or if they’ve had another procedure with less difficulty. My digestive problems are tolerable at this point and my bowel patterns are holding steady. Any input is appreciated…