Q. Why do I have to strain too much to pass stools?
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com Your symptoms seem to be related to chronic constipation. Some recommendations to help relieve your constipation Drink two to four additional glasses of water a day. Maintain a strategic distance from caffeine-containing beverages and liquor, which can cause drying out. Include natural products, vegetables entire grains and other high-fiber nourishments to your eating routine. Eat less high-fat nourishments, similar to meat, eggs and cheddar. Eat prunes as well as grain oat. Keep a food journal and single out nourishments that constipate you. Get going, work out. Check how you sit on the can. Raising your feet, reclining or crouching may make having a solid discharge simpler. Include an over-the-counter supplemental fiber to your eating regimen. More details you may consult with me. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
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