Hard stool

2023-04-25 11:28:02
Whenever I eat chapati of barley, wheat and chickpeas flour, I get hard stools the next day. But when I eat wheat daliya with little pulses, or rava upma, or daal chawal khichdi, the stool is fine the next day. This has start ed happening since 5 months, when I got piles and fissures. Should I stop eating chapatis? I drink juices, water and fruits for hydration to prevent dehydration.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2023-04-26 11:27:27

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More than the constituents of chapati it is the amount of water that you consume with food.  Dalia  , pulses, rava upma,  daily chaval khichdi,  all have more water than a dry chapati made of coarse grain.  So you should have daal or vegetables full of gravy,  curds,  chhachh along with your chapati your stools will be fine next day. 

Answered2023-04-25 13:45:37

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Please connect

Answered2023-04-25 13:02:20

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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2023-04-25 12:08:14

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You need not stop eating these substances.try adding vegetables and fruits to your diet rather than fruit juices.water is enough for hydration if your diet is otherwise ok
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Answered2023-04-25 11:45:42

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Eat small frequent meals and drink 10-12 glass luke warm water (2 glass every 4 hr) to remain adequately hydrated. Hard stools means body is in sever stat of dehydration and taking water even from mucus. Colon is dry and that’s why you had fissures

Answered2023-04-25 11:33:13

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If some eatable item causes some changes in your body then in my opinion you should stop that item and have alternative healty diets.
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Answered2023-04-25 12:10:37

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2023-04-25 11:49:19

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