Chronic constipation can be challenging, especially if it’s causing pain and has persisted for years. While laxatives and dietary adjustments are often first steps, sometimes they aren’t enough, particularly if no underlying cause has been identified through previous tests.
Given the history, a CT abdomen may help rule out any structural or functional abnormalities that may be contributing to the issue. Additionally, it could be beneficial to evaluate for slow transit constipation or pelvic floor dysfunction, which are often missed in routine exams.
There are also medications that can help with severe constipation, such as prokinetic agents or secretagogues, which work differently from traditional laxatives and may offer relief. I would recommend a comprehensive evaluation to determine the best approach tailored to her needs.
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Answered2024-11-12 15:59:57
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