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I have a problem that to completely freshen up in the morning I need to go two times to bathroom , this problem is from many days and I have had done my ultrasound and the reports are normal , not able to identify what the issue is actually and how to solve it , as it is creating impact on daily lifestyle .
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Not to worry its normal dont overthink, because of your overthinking you again feel like freshenup . Still u can take syp dulcolex -10ml before sleep for 3 days and it will be fine .
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I think it is easier and cheaper to go to the toilet twice than to get all the expensive and cumbersome investigations done which don't even come with any assurance that you will get a diagnosis.
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Hi! From what you have described is completely normal and nothing pathological as far as your description, this can be solved with one simple trick,
As soon as you wake up drink a glass of water or simply drink some lukewarm lemon water, this would initiate the bowel movement and would help you defecate properly.
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Drink warm water on waking up
Can drink chia seeds water or lemon honey water
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You can try stretching in the morning as physical movement can also activate bowel moments early in the morning.
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This is called incomplete evacuation Mostly it is not concerning if usg is normal if symtoms are aggravating recently than gastroenterologist
Some times stress may trigger these type condtion
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Keep a food and symptom diary to see what flares symptoms.
• Common triggers:
• Gas-producing foods: beans, cabbage, onions, carbonated drinks
• Caffeine & alcohol
• High-fat or fried foods
Health Tips
Exercise regularly (walking, yoga, swimming) — helps bowel motility.
• Stress management (meditation, breathing exercises, adequate sleep).
• Avoid skipping meals and long gaps between eating.
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Hello,
Before giving any advise or suggestions, I would like to know more about problem you are facing.
Please consult further so that treatment can be given accordingly.
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Why this might be happening
1. Colonic motility patterns
In many people, the colon has increased activity in the morning after waking and after breakfast (called the gastrocolic reflex). Sometimes this happens in two waves, so you feel the urge twice.
2. Incomplete evacuation
You may not be fully emptying your bowels the first time (due to mild constipation, low fiber, poor hydration, or muscle coordination issues), so the rest comes out later.
3. Diet-related
High fiber foods, caffeine, spicy food, or certain artificial sweeteners can trigger multiple bowel movements in a short time.
4. Functional bowel disorders
Conditions like Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) can cause a pattern of multiple small-volume stools, even when all scans are normal.
5. Anxiety or stress-related gut response
Stress in the morning (rushing for work, anticipatory anxiety) can trigger repeated bowel movements through the gut–brain axis.
6. Other possibilities
Mild infections, post-infectious bowel sensitivity, or food intolerances (like lactose or gluten sensitivity).
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What you can try
1) Lifestyle & diet adjustments (first line)
2) Hydration: Drink enough water but avoid chugging large amounts right after waking.
3) Diet review: Keep a 7-day food–symptom diary to identify triggers.
4) Fiber balance: If intake is too low, increase soluble fiber (oats, bananas, psyllium husk); if already high and stools are loose, reduce insoluble fiber for a while.
5) Caffeine timing: Try delaying tea/coffee until after your first bowel movement.
6) Meal timing: Avoid very heavy dinners and try having your last meal at least 2–3 hours before sleep.
7) Physical activity: A light walk after dinner can improve colonic clearance overnight.
Medical check-up options Since your ultrasound was normal, the next step could be:
1) Stool tests (for parasites, occult blood, fat content)
2) Thyroid function test
3) Screening for lactose or gluten intolerance if suspected
4)Colonoscopy only if there are red flags (blood in stool, unexplained weight loss, severe pain, family history of colorectal cancer/IBD)
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Seek a gastroenterologist’s opinion promptly if you notice:
1) Blood or mucus in stool
2) Unintentional weight loss
3) Night-time bowel movements waking you up
4) Persistent abdominal pain or bloating
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Consult me
Definitely you will find solution
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See 6 out of 10 Patients face this problem on daily basis.
The route cause of this issue is related to you lifestyle and food habits, we need to set a proper and healthy diet for you and for the time being we can start some stool softening medication.
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you can consult for further details.
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Need some more details kindly consult
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Syp cremaffin 10 mL during night
Drink plenty of water
Fibre rich diet
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This two times bowel movement is normal actually, but if u feel like going to washroom suddenly after food or irritation in bowel after food , it may be due to irritable bowel syndrome
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If it's immediately after food or associated with pain , visit a general physician
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Two times bowel habit is not that bad n worry sum.
Yet if u want u need to change life style n diet plan drastically.
In life style tea.is first to change with home made herbal tea with jeera ajwain n sanuf.
If habit of second tea add any other flavor wit ginger, cinnamon, tulsi.
Than add salad n sprouts in breakfast with nuts.
N so on.
U r normal as no complaints mentioned.
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From what you say, it seems completely normal. Two bowel habits per day is perfectly normal if the stool consistency is normal.
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I would like to better understand what is actually going on and what is creating trouble for your day to day life. Is it persistent tenesmus or is it a persistent feeling of bloating?
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Having bowel movements twice only in the morning is generally considered normal if it is not accompanied with any other symptoms like abdominal pain, diarrhoea. There are many reasons which contributes to changes to altered bowel habits like,
1) Drinking lot of alcohol/ caffeine.
2) Having high sugar diet.
3) High fibre content in your food.
4) Stress
5) Food allergies
6) Some medications
Try to figure out the trigger and change it, it might help. If none of this is applicable or if you have other symptoms do get in touch with a doctor in person.
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Avoid fried food and spicy food
Water intake more
Green leafy vegetables and fruits
Fiber meal
Do connect and consult
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You are suffering from inflammatory bowel disease. Need to consult a doctor for detailed analysis of your symptoms and treatment.
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routine blood investigations and stool microscopy should be done .
Health Tips
avoid outside food and raw vegetables.
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Dr. K Anil Goud
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Warangal
what you have described is completely normal and nothing pathological as far as your description, if you are not satisfied consult medical gastroenterologist
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Dr. Thresia Pereira
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Mumbai
Eat pappaya and banana
Increase fibre in the diet
Wait for urge , then go to washroom
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Dr. Anubha Singh
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4 yrs exp
Jhansi
I want you to know that I’m here for you and will do my best to resolve your query. Please feel free to share any details or concerns, and we’ll work through them together.
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Have fibre rich food
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Dr. Danish Qureshi
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Jaipur
Take good sleep. Increase salads and fresh fruits in diet. Increase water intake and avoid spicy meals
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Please consult
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Dr. Nazia Begum M.G
General Physician
15 yrs exp
Belgaum
Consult online
Need proper history and evaluation for further treatment
Could be an IBS issue
Contact will guide you
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Dehradun
Need few more details
Kindly consult
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