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Acute constipation
Sir/ mam , this is very urgent. My mother 65 year old, now bed ridden after operation of ortho for last 20 days. Now one problem became so chronic. She cant pass stool for last 3-4 days. She suffering too much pain at anus ans feeling uncomfortable. Lextive and doose tried but no progress. Please help me.
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Enema may be required. Proper laxatives can help. Dose may need to be increased with correct combination of laxatives.
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have more oral fluids. and high fiber diet.
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Dr. Kumar Parth
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[ ] Hi, for constipation kindly note down following:Lacti fibre / PEG fibre/ Free go POWDER - one teaspoon in one glass of Luke warm water morning and night after meal for 20 days. Tab. FLAGYL 400 mg (1-1-1) after meal for 7 days. CHEW tablet ZENTEL 400mg daily after dinner for 3 days. Take plenty of salads with lunch and dinner. Increase intake of water. Avoid bread. Feel free to add any further quary.
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