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Two additional tests will also be done as part of the full anorectal manometry group of diagnostics. An anal sphincter electromyography (EMG), a test to evaluate the nerve supply to the anal muscle, and the measurement of the time it takes to expel a balloon from the rectum, both described more fully above. Anorectal manometry (ARM) is a test that evaluates bowel function in patients suffering from fecal incontinence or chronic constipation. The technique uses a small balloon in the rectum to distend the rectum and looks at: the strength of the anal sphincter muscles, sensations of stool in the rectum, reflexes that govern the bowel, and movements of the rectal and anal muscles. See Figure 1 showing a balloon. The nurse will also ask the patient to relax, squeeze, and push at various times. The anal sphincter muscle pressures are measured during each of these muscle contraction/relaxation actions. To squeeze, the patient tightens the sphincter muscles as if trying to prevent anything from coming out. To push or bear down, the patient strains down as if trying to have a bowel movement. For most people, being clean is as simple as making sure you’ve been to the toilet that day (so there’s no poop waiting to evacuate) and having a good wash in the bath or shower prior to using your plug. If you’d like to take extra precautions, you can also use an anal douche to flush your anus about 45 minutes before you’d like to enjoy your butt plug. How to Use an Inflatable Butt Plug

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The balloon expulsion test provides an assessment of the patient's ability to evacuate artificial stool during simulated defecation within the laboratory environment. For the balloon expulsion test, a small balloon (as seen above in Figure 1) is inserted into the rectum and then inflated with approximately 50 ml (2 ounces) of water or air, and the patient is asked to expel it into a toilet. The patient goes to the bathroom and tries to defecate (expel) the small balloon from the rectum. The amount of time it takes to expel the balloon is recorded. Prolonged balloon expulsion suggests a dysfunction in the anorectal area. There’s a whole range of expandable butt plug fun waiting for you in the Lovehoney store, but let us get you started by introducing some of our favourite inflatable butt plugs.When planning for bum fun, cleanliness goes a long way. And being clean isn't just for hygiene or common courtesy for a partner - knowing that you're squeaky clean down below helps you (as the butt plug wearer) relax and enjoy the experience more, too. Discover the pleasures of anal sex with this uniquely sensual anal toy. Inserts easily when lubricated, and then pumps up to let you adjust to the perfect comfort level for you or your partner. This incredible toy expands to more than 3 times its size! Exciting and erotic stimulation for men and women. Apply a generous helping of good-quality water-based lubricant to yourself and the toy before play. A step up from regular anal plugs, inflatable butt plugs allow you to start small and work up to a bigger size. Simply use as a standard butt plug, then squeeze the attached ball pump when you want some extra girth. They’re great for use alone or with a partner, and you can even buy inflatable vibrating butt plugs or extra large inflatable butt plugs to add new dimensions of excitement to your sex life. Surface Electrode Anal EMG is recording by placing small electrodes peri-anally. The patient then is asked to relax, squeeze and push at different times. The anal sphincter muscle’s electrical activity is recorded using sophisticated computer equipment and displayed on a computer screen. Anal sphincter EMG confirms the proper muscle contractions during squeezing and muscle relaxation during pushing. In people who paradoxically contract the sphincter and pelvic floor muscles, the tracing of electrical activity increases, instead of decreasing, during bearing down to simulate a bowel movement (defecation). Normal anal EMG activity with low anal squeeze pressures on manometry may indicate a torn sphincter muscle that could be repaired.