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Constipation
My father is bed ridden having CAD, due to constipation we used the Sodium Proctolysis Enema Rectal use, after using the medicine came out but no poop was out during that time, after a week poop is coming out by itself in very smaller quantities. We fear any chemical imbalance has occurred as he has slowly stopped eating, drinking,moving, and has vomited transparent liquid might be due to gas. We have stopped giving any laxative or any other enema.Any suggestion how can we get the enema out if it is inside.
Cannot take him to hospital due to present Covid pandemic.
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Get electrolytes and renal function test and get xray abdomen to rule out intestinal obstruction, thanks
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71 years progressive constipation, vomiting. Get electrolytes (Sodium, Potassium) checked. If normal then consult a surgeon to exclude intestinal obstruction.
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