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'''Constipation''' is difficulty or inability to defecate. While occasional irregularity is commonplace, individuals with severe constipation should see a doctor. If there is no underlying illness, then having a diet with a healthy consumption of [[fruit]]s, [[vegetable]]s, or other things rich in [[fiber]] is better than taking laxatives. People with underlying illness need advice from doctors or nurses. | '''Constipation''' is difficulty or inability to defecate. While occasional irregularity is commonplace, individuals with severe constipation should see a doctor. If there is no underlying illness, then having a diet with a healthy consumption of [[fruit]]s, [[vegetable]]s, or other things rich in [[fiber]] is better than taking laxatives. People with underlying illness need advice from doctors or nurses. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:10, June 24, 2016
Constipation is difficulty or inability to defecate. While occasional irregularity is commonplace, individuals with severe constipation should see a doctor. If there is no underlying illness, then having a diet with a healthy consumption of fruits, vegetables, or other things rich in fiber is better than taking laxatives. People with underlying illness need advice from doctors or nurses.