Ileocecal Valve Release | Constipation | IBS | SIBO
Dr. Katrina Wong | Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist Dr. Katrina Wong | Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist
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 Published On Feb 9, 2023

Learn how to release your ileocecal valve.

The ileocecal valve is located between your small intestine and large intestine.

The ileocecal valve is a good region to address in physical therapy, as it can be a contributing factor to small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO). There can be 2 reasons why too much bacteria is in the small intestine:
1) Stomach doesn't have enough stomach acid. Lack stomach acid contributes to more junk, bacteria, and wastes in the small intestine.
2) Ileocecal valve (between the small and large intestine); if it isn't closing well, bacteria can go from the large to small intestine. This can cause intense bloating. Visceral mobilization at the valve can help move well!

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