Constipation Relief

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Understanding Constipation Relief — Your GP's Guide

Constipation relief products help restore comfortable, regular bowel movements. Options range from fibre supplements and gentle osmotic laxatives to fast-acting stimulants and suppositories.

A Doctor's Guide to Constipation Relief

Finding the Right Treatment for Constipation

Overview

The best product depends on the cause and severity. Most people start with dietary changes and mild laxatives before moving to stronger options.

When to seek medical advice

See a GP if constipation lasts more than three weeks, you see blood, or you have persistent abdominal pain, vomiting or weight loss.

Available treatments

Macrogols (Movicol, Laxido), lactulose, senna, bisacodyl, docusate, glycerol suppositories and phosphate enemas are commonly used. Prucalopride is prescribed for chronic constipation in women.

What to expect

Gentle laxatives take one to three days. Stimulants usually work overnight. Suppositories and enemas act within an hour for quick relief.

Self-care

Keep hydrated, eat fibre-rich foods, move regularly, respond to the urge to go, and try a footstool or knees-above-hips posture on the toilet.

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