Constipation Guide

Most of us experience constipation from time to time. This can result from illness, inactivity, travel, medications, and other circumstances. For most people it is acute, meaning it goes away fairly quickly.

It can also be a symptom of a bowel disease. Abrupt onset of constipation that persists, is extraordinarily painful, or is accompanied by fever, bleeding, or vomiting should be promptly reported to a doctor.

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can also cause constipation, but abdominal pain is always present in IBS and the constipation comes and goes, often alternating with diarrhea.

For many others, constipation is a chronic day-to-day condition that has persisted for many years, perhaps since childhood.

Even though constipation is common, it is one of the most difficult gut symptoms to define. Patients, physicians, and physiologists (who study how the body works) have different views of the condition, due to the variable features of constipation.this app will give you home remedies and ways to solve your problem