Chronic constipation must be treated quickly before serious illness occurs.

Constipation is a problem that most people think is not a big deal because they think that just taking laxatives will help them poop. So when it happens again, they just keep taking the medicine. But little do they know that if they take laxatives like this regularly, not only will constipation not go away, it may also lead to unexpected serious illnesses.

What is chronic constipation?

Normally, people will have a bowel movement at least 3 times a week. If you have a bowel movement less than 3 times a week or have difficulty defecating for months. It may indicate that you have “chronic constipation.” In reality, constipation in each person does not necessarily have measure in the same way, and it does not always depen on the number of times or the regularity of bowel movements. As long as we can still have a comfortable bowel movement without problems, do not have to strain, and the stool is soft and well formed. Even if we have irregular bowel movements. It is not consider abnormal in any way.

Between acute constipation and chronic constipation, which type needs treatment?

Some people experience “constipation”, which may be difficult to defecate, require straining, have hard stools, or some people may have a bowel movement only once in a while. All of these are constipation conditions. However, if the symptoms last only 2-3 days. It just “acute constipation”, which is often caused by lifestyle changes, such as illness, taking medicine, traveling, or not exercising enough. For this condition, you can simply adjust your lifestyle, eat more vegetables and fruits, exercise regularly, or buy laxatives to relieve the symptoms. However, if the symptoms last for months or years. That is “chronic constipation” , which should be treated. It would be best to see a gastroenterologist or liver specialist.

What are the symptoms that call chronic constipation?

Medically speaking, constipation is a group โปรโมชั่นพิเศษจาก UFABET สมัครตอนนี้ รับโบนัสทันที of symptoms that include the following:

• Defecate less than 3 times per week
• Hard stool
• You have to push harder than usual to pass stool.
• It feels like something is blocking your rectum and preventing you from passing stool.
• I feel like I can’t completely defecate.
• You may need to massage your abdomen to help you pass stool or use your fingers to help you pass stool.