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5 Lifestyle Changes That Helps With Constipation

Onyinyechi NwanunobiBy Onyinyechi NwanunobiJune 6, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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These are five lifestyle changes that quell and prevent constipation.

When are you constipated? Well, you are constipated when you are not able to pass food three out of seven times in a week or as often as you used to; your tummy aches; when your stool is harder and painful; and you feel bloated and full even after using the toilet.

1.Drink water

When in the throes of a particularly hard excreting experience, drinking water is a perfect remedy for the rigours of constipation.

You might be thirsty and feel like coke or other carbonated drinks are just as good as water but do not fall for this trap. It increases and worsens constipation symptoms.





Drinking water often will make you feel less constipated.

2.Eat fibre and vegetables

Fibre and vegetables increase bowel movement and make it easier to pass stool.

Fibres are of two kinds – soluble and insoluble. Soluble fibres like whole grains like wheat and vegetables create an easy passage of waste while insoluble fibre like fruits softens the stool.

3. Move around

Eating and just sitting and laying around your bed can cause constipation. Some research work linked exercise to relieving constipation because it aids the movement of the bowel.

4. Drink less milk

If you are lactose intolerant, there is the likelihood that you get constipated when you drink milk or other dairy products.

Completely eliminating it from your diet will offer much-needed relief from constipation.

5. Drink coffee

Scientists have discovered that coffee stimulates the digestive system and helps you pass out waste. This is because coffee has soluble fibre that balances bacteria in the gut.

Regular drinking of coffee would help if you get constipated a lot.

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