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Cramps In Lower Abdomen, Filled With Stools. Using Enima. Cure For Constipation?

I went to the hospital with bad cramping pains in my lower abs, they took a cat scan and found that my left side was filled up with number two, so they told me to use laxatives,, it did not work, so I used an enima and that, helped, but its the second day and Im taking the lazitives the doctor told me to take , even extra one, but I cant go today and I ate alot, why cant i go
Wed, 10 Oct 2012
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If there is no other major cause (obstruction for example), there is nothing to worry. You have already seen a doctor; CT scan was normal - and benefited from enema.
The stool could be hard - that is the reason in many cases. Drink plenty of fluids
The bowel may be 'lazy' - may need to be 'trained'. Due to social pressures, one may not be able to anser the call of nature, at times...When this happens frequently, the bowel habits change. Allot a particular time, allow time, associate with an event - the bowel will move regularly by reflex.
A repeat enema will be of immediate help. For long term, lactulose, fibres (diet/bulk laxatives) will help
Good luck
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Cramps In Lower Abdomen, Filled With Stools. Using Enima. Cure For Constipation?

Hi If there is no other major cause (obstruction for example), there is nothing to worry. You have already seen a doctor; CT scan was normal - and benefited from enema. The stool could be hard - that is the reason in many cases. Drink plenty of fluids The bowel may be lazy - may need to be trained . Due to social pressures, one may not be able to anser the call of nature, at times...When this happens frequently, the bowel habits change. Allot a particular time, allow time, associate with an event - the bowel will move regularly by reflex. A repeat enema will be of immediate help. For long term, lactulose, fibres (diet/bulk laxatives) will help Good luck