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Take a laxative.
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Had colonoscopy had severe pain during procedure still have pain now consitpated with air pocket between blockages laxatives and suppositories havent helped could there be something more serious?
Please send me a message about this! Do you mean that he has no bowel movements at all? If he does, how often does he? Does he pass wind at all?
You have 6months baby she is faceing motion proble m?
Do you mean your 6 month old is consitpated? that is quite common for babies who start solids to get constipated, or if they go from breastmilk to formula. the safest soloution is to take baby to the doctors so they can check her over, some babies have problems digesting certain foods. so I would take a good look at the diet too. if its a common thing and happens alot, I would change formulas. a quick healthy soloution is to give baby a little warm water with brown sugar to help the stools pass. goodluck
what are the symptoms of colon cancer ?
Symptoms of colorectal cancer include:blood on the rectum or in the stoolfeelings of fecal urgency (feeling as if one has to have a bowel movement all the time)stomach and/or abdominal painchanges in bowel habits, including constipation, diarrhea, and/or pencil-thin stoolsextreme fatiguedecreased appetiteIn addition:Pain in abdominal area may be chronic or intermittment, especially a few hours after eating.Colon cancer may be precluded by frequent episodes of diverticulitis or irritable bowel syndrome.In addition to the above, this was found at: http://www.coloncancersigns.info/symptomsofcoloncancer.htmlWhile the symptoms of colon cancer can tip people off, they are quite often not present in the early stages or they are confused for benign intestinal conditions. The common symptoms of colon cancer to watch out for include:Stomach upset. Abdominal pains, cramping and gas are common signs that cancer might be present. They are signs of a host of other conditions, however. If these symptoms persist, colon cancer screening might be in order.Blood in the stool. This is one sign that tends to drive people in for medical treatment. In some cases, the bleeding is caused by polyps, which is actually good news because they can be removed prior to the formation of cancer.Weight loss. Weight loss that is sudden and unexplained can signal colon cancer.Bowel habits changes. This particular symptom is often overlooked as normal, but if habits are well entrenched and they suddenly change, it could be time for a medical appointment for screening.Fatigue. Unexplained fatigue is also a potential sign.The symptoms of colon cancer are all too often brushed off or they may not appear at all. With this in mind, it is important for anyone age 50 or over to consent to regular screening exams for this condition. People who are at high risk for the condition may also need to undergo screening exams at an earlier stage of life.One main sympton of colon cancer is blood in your stool. Other symptoms of colon cancer can include cramps, pain, fatigue, weightloss, diarrhea or constipation.
