I would say flaxseed from experience. Grind your own flaxseeds or buy them ground, and take about two tablespoons a day. You can put them in with Orange Juice or just drink them with water. It's very important to drink lots of water, and also stay away from starchy foods that can clog your system. I would also recommend to take a probiotic too like Phillips Colon Cleanse. http://phillipsrelief.com/colon_health.html
There are many different types of over the counter remedies to cure constipation such as Beano as well as generics. Other cures include eating high fiber foods and drinking Prune Juice. Metamucil is also a great fiber supplement to help treat constipation.
Try eating fibers in your choice of diet to prevent constipation
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increase fluids and moderate exercise
Colac is used for the treatment of constipation. It is a laxative that stimulates bowel movement. The active ingredient in this treatment is called bisacodyl.
low carbohudrates are useful in the cancer treatment of cancer....
The proper treatment for constipation is to try to take a lot of fiber to encourage proper bowel movements. It is important to try stool softeners and fiber, and to avoid pain medications, which can make constipation worse.
There are several natural remedies listed for constipation. Some on there include dietary changes. It is recommended that you talk with you pharmacist about treatment options.
its an excipient used in tablets and is also used in treatment of constipation. 600 refers to the Molecular weight
for the treatment of cholesterol, constipation or colon cancer While barley water hydrates and reduces fever
Figs (anjeer) are a natural and nutritional medicinal fruit. Anjeer can be used as a treatment for constipation, indigestion, arthritis, and diabetes.
it's also common with menopause to have night sweats and issues like that....I hope she is going to the doctor to get treatment....
In most cases constipation can be treated with changes in your diet and lifestyle. It's not very often that you would need medical treatment. If the changes in your diet and lifestyle don't work then you may have to try over the counter medications such as laxatives.