Distension of the duodenal wall initiates motility of the colon via the Duodenocolic reflex.
After eating, the lower gastrointestinal tract's motility is regulated by the gastrocolic reflex, a physiological reflex. The gastrocolic reflex causes the colon to move more quickly in reaction to the stretching of the stomach brought on by eating. A high level of stress in the duodenal wall causes the duodenocolic reflex. The frequency of action potentials in smooth muscle cells rises as a result of the signal traveling from the colon through the myenteric plexus. The propulsion movements now move more quickly as a result.
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