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   How do you treat constipation?

   • To treat constipation, ensure that your loved one is properly hydrated and speak with your healthcare provider about the appropriate treatment options, including laxatives and fiber supplements. Limiting caffeine intake and increasing fiber intake with fruits, vegetables, and grains (20 to 35 grams daily) can also help.

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   What medications are used to treat constipation?

   • Medications to treat constipation include bulk-forming agents, lubricant laxatives, stool softeners, stimulant laxatives, osmotic laxatives, saline laxatives, and prokinetic agents. [ 3, 5, 4] These agents contain soluble fiber that absorbs water within the intestine. This promotes intestinal peristalsis.

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   Are stimulant laxatives effective in treating constipation?

   • Stimulant laxatives did not demonstrate superiority to other treatments in treating constipation. In fact, stimulant laxatives appeared to be less effective than lactulose in 1 RCT. Conversely, stimulant laxatives appear to be similar to bulking agents in their efficacy for improving stool frequency and stool consistency.

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2. www.verywellhealth.com › constipation-relief-8631537Constipation Relief: Quick Home Remedies - Verywell Health

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   2 days ago · Constipation in children is common—about 1 in 20 healthcare provider visits are for constipation. While some treatment methods for constipation in children are similar to those in adults, not all are the same. Talk to a healthcare provider before giving laxatives or other OTC medications to children to treat constipation at home.

3. www.healthgrades.com › right-care › digestive-healthFecal Impaction vs. Constipation: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment

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   3 days ago · Constipation is the primary cause of fecal impaction. Fecal impaction and constipation are gastrointestinal conditions linked to bowel function. The conditions are similar but have different causes, treatments, and effects on health. Read on to learn more about fecal impaction vs. constipation, including their symptoms, treatment, and diagnosis.

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   3 days ago · ColonBroom. Senna-Plus Natural Vegetable Laxative + Stool Softener Tablets Constipation Relief. We know that constipation is an unpleasant experience which can cause inconvenience. That is why we have prepared a list of the most effective stool softeners for daily use for your convenience.

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   4 days ago · Constipation Remedies to Try When You Can't Poop. 1. Avoid High-FODMAP Foods. A healthcare provider may suggest following the low-FODMAP diet. People with IBS may find that they develop symptoms...

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   1 day ago · Treatment may include: Dietary changes: Increasing fiber intake by eating fruits, vegetables, and whole grains can help relieve constipation. Drinking plenty of water is also important for regular ...

7. velocityuc.com › when-is-constipation-dangerousWhen is Constipation Dangerous? How Urgent Care Can Help

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   1 day ago · Though rare, constipation can require medical treatment, such as a visit to urgent care. Knowing when constipation needs to be evaluated by a medical professional and how to care for your symptoms at home is important. This article will discuss some common causes of constipation, what you can do to find relief, and when you should seek care.

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   4 days ago · Tegaserod is the only US FDA-approved treatment for chronic constipation. (ie, most laxatives are only approved for short-term use in the treatment of occasional constipation).