What help is available for very slow motility?

I had RNY in 2016. For motility I take Linzess 290 and colace 100 daily

I also have slow colonic motliity (as shown by Sitz marker test done without stopping my bowel regimen at the time) and a tortuous colon. I am on everything: Miralax, Motegrity, Senna, magnesium. I do a weekly Miralax home cleanse (255 grams Miralax in 64 ounces Gatorade). I add 3 tablets of bisacodyl at bedtime for extra help. I do a 500 ml home soap suds enema at least 5 days a week; the "soap" acts like an irritant and the volume of the enema helps initiate peristalsis. I often do it for symptoms relief (lower abdominal pressure, bloating). I usually have to use a bit of manual massage on my abdomen to help things come out. I just had a consult with surgery regarding an ostomy. I am not quite ready for that, I want to exhaust ALL of my options. Next up is a repeat with Physical Therapy for pelvic floor training (I also have issues with my anal sphincter muscles/pelvic floor muscles coordinating properly). I had gone through this 2 years ago and perhaps didn't take it seriously enough. My GI doctor is okay with all of my home therapies, but I would check with yours before initiating anything new as everyone is different. Best wishes.

Thank you. I’ll have to look up RNY. I took the highest dose of Linzess, but it didn’t help- maybe with colace it might work.
Im open to any possibilities.

Hello 👋 I have the same if that's what they non motility disorder for me. Recently did a CT scan of my spine. Bone spurs pressed against my esophagus that's now before this began I was a healthy 42 year old woman. To get to the ask for doctor to or Reglan generic name Metaclopromide start slow with 5mgfor you what may work for me may not work for you. I have 10 m. It helps to digest your food a little quicker than just a regular emptying of the stomach contents. Zofran for nausea. That's been my regimen for for a little bit as a result I do have a peg tube inserted due to malnourishment basically wasting away so had to get this done. But anyway I the Lord heals you. I'm not completely there but getting there I used to weigh 170. Now maybe 100possible 105 pounds due to haven't been able to eat and hold my food down. The doctors don't exactly went to several gastrointolgist I'm mean it's been an exhausting journey o have chronic anxiety now due to not knowing and still completely sure what is wrong. Go to see a neurosurgeon soon due to the bone spurs that maybe the issue. I pray get it fixed and prayfully I can eat a real meal again. Until then please don't lose hope. There's only One True Healer he just hasn't stopped at my door yet but still I shall never lose hope or faith. May God be with you!!! Give me updates on the medicine if you doctor says he will let you try them out.

I also have slow colonic motliity (as shown by Sitz marker test done without stopping my bowel regimen at the time) and a tortuous colon. I am on everything: Miralax, Motegrity, Senna, magnesium. I do a weekly Miralax home cleanse (255 grams Miralax in 64 ounces Gatorade). I add 3 tablets of bisacodyl at bedtime for extra help. I do a 500 ml home soap suds enema at least 5 days a week; the "soap" acts like an irritant and the volume of the enema helps initiate peristalsis. I often do it for symptoms relief (lower abdominal pressure, bloating). I usually have to use a bit of manual massage on my abdomen to help things come out. I just had a consult with surgery regarding an ostomy. I am not quite ready for that, I want to exhaust ALL of my options. Next up is a repeat with Physical Therapy for pelvic floor training (I also have issues with my anal sphincter muscles/pelvic floor muscles coordinating properly). I had gone through this 2 years ago and perhaps didn't take it seriously enough. My GI doctor is okay with all of my home therapies, but I would check with yours before initiating anything new as everyone is different. Best wishes.

Agree delay surgery when you can.

Motility not mobility, right?
I am also plagued by constant low motility and chronic constipation. These issues are not affected by what I eat or anything else having to do with my diet. I am simply the king of flatulence. It is a common event after I eat a meal but will also come about in the middle of the day when I haven't eaten anything. As often as not, the flatus is fairly non-odorous; however once in awhile it is nuclear in intensity and whiffiness. I would love to know what is the best anti-flatulence preparation on the market and what you suggest I can do to help myself out of this stinky swamp!