A glioblastoma (GBM) tumor itself can not cause constipation, unless the tumor location is affecting bowel movement or colon muscle coordination. Commonly, however, constipation in GBM patients is caused by chemotherapy drugs. It's important to stay on top of constipation issues for any cancer patient taking drugs, since a "small" issue like this can easily become a trip to the hospital emergency room for an enema. Even if patients have never suffered from constipation prior to cancer, they should consider taking prophylactic stool softeners while taking drugs which can cause constipation. Of course, many chemo drugs can also cause diarrhea. Some drugs, like the temozolomide (Temodar or Temodal) used in standard treatment of GBMs can cause constipation OR diarrhea; every patient reacts differently to drugs.
Glioblastoma is a malignant tumor of the brain. It often invasive and agressive form of brain tumor whereas Glioma is often a benign primary brain tumor. Glioblastoma has the tedency to spread locally or to other part of the brain. Treatment of Glioblastoma includes combination of surgery, radiatoin with or without chemotherapy. Gliomas usually do not spread and are treated by resection alone.
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A constipation doctor is helpful in relieving a person's constipation problems. They can prescribe medicines to help with severe constipation and offer tips.
Chronic constipation is when one has a difficulty straining or having difficulty passing stools. Some chronic constipation are temporary some last for ever so it is important to see a doctor.
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Glioblastoma (GBM) can effect everyone around you. It is a very aggressive type of brain cancer.
They are the same thing, glioblastoma multiforme is the full technical name for this form of brain cancer.
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Constipation is not a side effect of Clavamox. Diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite are possible though.
yes. I am experiencing with a constipation since taking 100 mg / day of Lasartan
Not at all.....just the opposite.
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No, tampons cannot cause constipation - tampons cannot effect your digestive system. You can experience constipation during menstruation due to hormonal effects on your digestive system.
alkalinity and citrus' effect on the abdomen
Advil, (just a brand name for ibuprofen) has been shown to cause constipation as an adverse effect in some cases.
It is for me. Or sometimes constipation. Try the pill.
Opiates such as heroin are known to have this side effect.