Constipation is an uncomfortable and often frustrating digestive issue that affects people of all ages. While lack of exercise, dehydration, and certain medications can play a role, diet is one of the ...

Constipation may be uncomfortable to talk about, but it affects nearly everyone at some point. New research from King’s ...

1. Choosing the right foods to eat before bedtime can help prevent constipation. 2. Avoid foods high in fat and low in fiber to improve digestion, especially at night. 3. Establishing a consistent ...

Similarly to most FGID, chronic constipation is more commonly diagnosed in female patients (M/F ratio: 1: 2–3) (1, 2). Constipation is a prevalent disorders in Western countries that may affect up to ...

New findings out of King’s College London suggest that certain fiber-rich foods may help improve motility, soften stool, and support overall digestive health. Andi Breitowich works across digital and ...

Some everyday foods can quietly trigger bloating, indigestion, and constipation without you realizing it. A gastroenterologist shares 7 foods you need to avoid.

Constipation can occur with iron supplements by affecting gut bacteria and pulling stool-softening water from your colon. To relieve constipation, consider changes like taking iron on an empty stomach ...

Air-conditioned office environments may be fuelling a new wave of constipation more than diets or protein shakes. Dry indoor air subtly dehydrates the body, slowing digestion, while long hours of ...

At least 2.5 million people in the U.S. see their doctor for constipation. The condition is often linked to factors such as low fiber intake, inadequate hydration, certain medications, and changes in ...