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Have Constipation, Uncomfortable, Headache. What To Do?

I have a problem when going to toilet..ok usually when i wake up in the morning the first thing I do is to go to toilet cos i usually feel that.But frequently the first portion of stool comes out without problem but the second one becomes a problem..i feeling that i have more to remove but i try to pressure it out but i doesn't comes out. finally i start feeling uncomfortable and head starts aching,,please help me
Wed, 24 Apr 2013
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General & Family Physician 's  Response
Hi and welcome to HCM!
Thanks for posting your query here.
Difficulty in passing the stools or painful defecation is called as constipation. The frequency of passing the stool also matters-once in a day or once in 2-3 days. In most of the cases it is associated with headache. If it is not associated with abdominal pain it can be taken as without any major problem within in the abdomen-like intestinal obstruction or appendicitis or volvulus or sigmoid polyps, constipation dominant IBS.
A simple constipation can be treated by using diet changes and with stool softeners. Diet including fibre like vegans, raw vegetables like carrot, low refined food items, less alcohol will improve constipation. Taking excess of fluid will relieve the concentrating mechanism by colon and thereby relieve constipation. Daily exercise and walking will help the GI transit in a proper way. The treatment of constipation depends mainly on the life style changes.
Stool softeners like Cremaffin or duphalac or lactulose will help in soothing the stools and passing out freely. If fresh blood is associated with stools haemorrhoids should be ruled out.
Hope this is helpful to you.
Regards
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General & Family Physician Dr. Shivangi Sah's  Response
hello barnazy,
well your bowel movements are proper, there is nothing to worry about. for stool softening its better you have more fibers in your diet like salads and sprouts. it will regularize and soften your stool and drink lots of water. as for the headache, it is will go but if too much you can have a disprin coz it is not related to your bowel. can b psychological too.
take care
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Have Constipation, Uncomfortable, Headache. What To Do?

Hi and welcome to HCM! Thanks for posting your query here. Difficulty in passing the stools or painful defecation is called as constipation. The frequency of passing the stool also matters-once in a day or once in 2-3 days. In most of the cases it is associated with headache. If it is not associated with abdominal pain it can be taken as without any major problem within in the abdomen-like intestinal obstruction or appendicitis or volvulus or sigmoid polyps, constipation dominant IBS. A simple constipation can be treated by using diet changes and with stool softeners. Diet including fibre like vegans, raw vegetables like carrot, low refined food items, less alcohol will improve constipation. Taking excess of fluid will relieve the concentrating mechanism by colon and thereby relieve constipation. Daily exercise and walking will help the GI transit in a proper way. The treatment of constipation depends mainly on the life style changes. Stool softeners like Cremaffin or duphalac or lactulose will help in soothing the stools and passing out freely. If fresh blood is associated with stools haemorrhoids should be ruled out. Hope this is helpful to you. Regards