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Query regarding chronic constipation
HI all.Iam asking this in view of an issue I faced a week ago.one fine morning I started having chronic constipation.Unable to pass stool with lot of pain. I took warm.milk warm.water and duphalac syrup but nothing of any .However as hours passed I was passing stool in parts bit by bit.so much so unbearable finally there was so.finally somehow next day morning the uncleared still causing discomfort got cleared.However since then it's been 5_6 days but I don't feel the urge to go to stool although it feels at times. MY FOOD INTAKE IS ALSO NOT MUCH.SO MY QUERY IS CAN I HAVE ISABGOL IN SUCH CASES?
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Yes you can and also drink plenty of water.
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Very Very good n helpful.
TWO TSF TWO TIMES FOR20 DAYS SO YOUR GUT LINE, BOLUS IMPROVE N VER EASILY U CAN PASS STOOL.
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Firstly we clear your ques flatus ( gas pass ho rhi h ya nhi ) if its normal so you can use stool softener , syp lactulose, and eat full fibre diet like moong daal , cucumber , green leafy vegetables. In night eat papaya and warm water , In morning drink a lot warm water before going to washroom . If flatus is not passed then go for ultrasound and x ray abdomen eract as soon as possible . Of any quary consult me ..
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In view of your age . You please consult a general surgeon who would like to do PR .
Are you a Diabetic?
If so you may have constipation due to inadequate water balance.
Increase the fiber intake in your diet and drink adequate prescibed water intake by your physician!
Meanwhile you can take Duphalac 15ml at night
along with Duolaxin (combination of Megnesium Sulfate and Liquid Paraffin) 10ml
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Yes,its good for constipation. Isabgol make natural fibres in intestines and make stool soft.remember one thing that after taking isabgol its needs more water to work properly and take it in evening mostly.you need to also improve your dietary changes and shifted to more fibrous diet.please consult me on practo for further management and evaluation.
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Yes, she can take Isabgol—it is safe and helps soften stool.
Give with plenty of water (1–2 tsp at night), increase fluids and soft fiber diet.
If no stool for >3–4 days, severe pain, or recurrent issue, needs doctor exam.
Please consult me for proper evaluation and treatment.
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Dr. Vetsa Sri Krishna Chaitanya
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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