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Slowtransitconstipationafternormaldelive

2020-10-19 06:54:43
Hi doctor, I am suffering from slow transit constipation for 15 years..I had normal delivery one week back they did episiotomy..no poop after delivery..may I know what to do I tried all things by eating more fiber still no poop. May I know this is due to the reason that I have vaginal birth..
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