Monday, 13 August 2012

Do you have CONSTIPATION Problem ??

  Constipation is a common and frustrating complaint in which stools are too dry and too firm to be passed out or bowel movement is less frequent than normal.
    Depending on your diet, age and daily activity, 'normal' can be anywhere from three bowel movements a day to three a week.
    Most of the time, constipation is harmless and can be easily treated by eating more fibre and drinking more water.
    Constipation that does not go away can signal a SERIOUS problem, especially in an older person. It can be sign of irritable bowel syndrome, colon cancer, diabetes, depression or an illness affecting the nervous system, such as Parkinson's disease or multiple sclerosis. But such causes are usually rare.
  Be sure to see Health Consultant if your constipation lasts for two weeks or more or if you notice a major change in your bowel habits.

HOW YOU CAN HELP YOURSELF
   Most incidences of constipation respond well to home treatment by changes in your diet and exercise habits. The simple steps below will help ease constipation and prevent it recurring.

EAT THE RIGHT STUFF
  Diet plays a big role in the health of your intestines. The right foods can prevent problems or ease symptoms when they do occur.
*     Eat more fibre.
*     Eat less processed foods.
*     Drink enough water.

EXERCISE
  Include exercise in your daily routine. A brisk 30 mins walk should be enough to promote regular bowel movements. Better still, exercise also helps prevent cardiovascular diseases by working your heart and lowering blood pressure. It also keeps your immune system in tip-top shape to fight infections.


MAKE TOILET VISITS A ROUTINE
  Go to the bathroom as soon as you feel the urge, rather than putting it off. Make enough time to pass stools, especially after breakfast and dinner. Get into the habit of having bowel movements around the same time everyday.


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