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Chronic Constipation
I used to have normal consitpation from last 4 - 5 years i.e. I never felt that my stomach is fully empty. I have tried everything from syrups advised by docs to churan/triphala available in market by patanjali.
The thing i was recently diagonsed with pneumothorax (lung collapsed), i have now chronic constipation, few days before I was discharged i.e. its from around 4th June till date. I went to toilet 2 times since then very less amount of excretion was there.
Because of all this, my hunger is approx killed. I need food to recover but m not able to eat much.
Request you to please guide with a proper method to get me rid of this.
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Hi there I understand your concern...First of all you should start taking a high fibre diet, incorporate more of fruits, green leafy vegetables and salads in diet..
Drink plenty of water....You should always take walk after meals and follow daily workout regime....With that fallow relaxation techniques like yoga, meditation,avoid alcohol, smoking, coffee, tea...take syp duphalac 10 ml at night time with milk or warm water....regards.
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Well since you were hospitalised am sure there is change of food and you were totally on bed because of your condition...so all you need to do now is have more of fibre,roughage... you need to also drink water well and mobilise ..you also need to take duphalac syrup....30 ml bedtime...try to drink warm water in the morning first thing...thank you
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