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Constipation
I am suffering from constipation from past 10 months . I poop very less and the situation is getting worse. The stomach is getting bigger and bigger. I am not able to poop properly and I don't know whether it's a digestive problem or there some problem in intestine or anus. Now I feel weakness and a little bit restless. I also have a bloated stomach . What medications and diet should I take?
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Please Take Naturolax powder 1 tsf in 200ml water at night for few weeks Avoid oily spicy and fast food, non veg food, processed food, maida containing items like biscuits toast bread khari etc Avoid outside food totally Take home made fresh food Take salads and fruits more Take water by sipping just like tea always Take water 1 hr after food always Go for jogging daily DO yogasanas and pranayam daily Reconsult after 15 days
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HELLO, AVOID SPICY FRIED JUNK GRESY FOOD OR FOOD FROM OUTSIDE. PLENTY OF LIQUIDS.SALAD TWO TIMES A DAY. IF U BECOMES OVER WEIGHT TAKE MUCH MORE LIGHT DIET. ISAB GOLE HUSK TWO TIMES THREE TSF WITH WATER.REGULARLY.OK.
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