Comprehensive Treatment for Constipation at Medica
Constipation is a condition in which the person passes hard stool that is difficult-to-expel. It usually occurs when the colon absorbs too much water from the food it is digesting. As a result, the slower food travels through the digestive tract, the more water is absorbed, resulting in dry, hard feces. The bowels can become extremely uncomfortable as a result of this. Constipation affects 6% of the Indian population, and it is linked to a number of comorbidities. If you have significant pain, blood in your stools, or constipation that lasts more than three weeks, you should contact our specialists at Medica.
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Symptoms
The main symptoms of constipation are difficulty and straining while passing stools or passing fewer stool than usual.
Other symptoms include:
- Stomachache
- Stomach cramps
- Feeling bloated and nauseous
- Losing appetite
Constipation is not a disease, but it can be an indication of another medical condition
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According to recent statistics, 22% of the adult Indian population suffers from constipation, with 13% experiencing severe constipation. So, do not think that you are alone. Many are burdened by this condition.
There are many causes of constipation, broadly it includes:
- Lifestyle choices
- Taking certain prescribed medications
- Pre-existing medical conditions
- Pregnancy

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Constipation is the most common complaint in Kolkata, with 28% of respondents reporting it. According to the report, nearly one-fourth of Kolkata’s population lives a sedentary lifestyle, self-medicates, and avoids seeing a doctor, exacerbating the situation. Chronic constipation is usually treated with dietary and lifestyle changes aimed at speeding up the passage of stool through your intestines. Medications and laxatives can also be advised depending on the severity of the condition. And if those modifications are ineffective, our doctor may prescribe drugs or surgery.