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Constipation after C Section
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my child has born on 2nd november '2021 by C Section nd now my motions (Constipation) is too tight,kindly suggest something.
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Avoid straining to pass motion as lot of stitches are there near by. Consult your doctor in person once
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Maintain hydration well
High fibre diet
Can take stool softener
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Laxatives and High fibre diet.
Consult for Medication
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Dr. Hemlata Hardasani
Gynecologist
28 yrs exp
Mumbai
Keep your self well hydrated and drink more liquids. U can have syrup EMTY 15 ml at bedtime
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Dr. Bhagya Rekha
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Gokak
✔ Continue previous medication
✔ drink at least 3lts of water
✔ eat green leafy vegetables
✔ eat fruits
✔ avoid maida, biscuits,sugars and non vegetarian food that can aggrevate constipation
✔ drink warm water on empty stomach early in the morning
✔ eat 2 bananas before going to bed everyday
In case these do not work - take syp duphalac 2tsp at bed time
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