A thread about constipation
Jun 8th 2007, 12:05 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
My hubby's toilet habits drives my whole family insane....
most of the time I don't even need to find a loo to pee...unless out drinking coffee...its rare I need to drink...my mum even took me to the doc's because I don't drink and I don't need to pee...doc said I just use any water in my body well and only take in what I need...
most of the time I don't even need to find a loo to pee...unless out drinking coffee...its rare I need to drink...my mum even took me to the doc's because I don't drink and I don't need to pee...doc said I just use any water in my body well and only take in what I need...
Jun 8th 2007, 2:50 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
Damn.
The fourth page on bunged-up people
The fourth page on bunged-up people
Jun 8th 2007, 3:22 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
Has no-one mentioned red wine???
A glass or two of that a night should help or if you can't drink ..try grape juice..
Well works for me xx
sorry am usually on the middle east site but when they get boring i just pop over to the usa for a sneek viewing
A glass or two of that a night should help or if you can't drink ..try grape juice..
Well works for me xx
sorry am usually on the middle east site but when they get boring i just pop over to the usa for a sneek viewing
Jun 8th 2007, 4:14 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
I cant eat apricots.
Ate a small bagful once and then when I farted, it was a case of 'I should not have eaten those'.
A nice hot cup of tea does it for me as well as eating soya mince, fresh fruit with live yoghurt and of course porridge is a good one as well.
Ate a small bagful once and then when I farted, it was a case of 'I should not have eaten those'.
A nice hot cup of tea does it for me as well as eating soya mince, fresh fruit with live yoghurt and of course porridge is a good one as well.
Jun 8th 2007, 7:19 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
After 4 long pages I think we should try to vary things up a bit. Is anyone here finding they're going for a dump more often than normal? Maybe someone on the forum is currently inflicted with a case of the squirts, the details of which they could share?
Come on - it's Friday afternoon - we're all ears!
Come on - it's Friday afternoon - we're all ears!
Jun 8th 2007, 7:22 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
After 4 long pages I think we should try to vary things up a bit. Is anyone here finding they're going for a dump more often than normal? Maybe someone on the forum is currently inflicted with a case of the squirts, the details of which they could share?
Come on - it's Friday afternoon - we're all ears!
Come on - it's Friday afternoon - we're all ears!
My $300 per month tablets haven't worked yet and it's almost 24 hrs.
My original intention was to highlight the cost of these outrageous meds...after all they are only some sort of laxative.
Jun 8th 2007, 7:27 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
That would be more fitting in one of Leslie's threads...this is about constipation.
My $300 per month tablets haven't worked yet and it's almost 24 hrs.
My original intention was to highlight the cost of these outrageous meds...after all they are only some sort of laxative.
My $300 per month tablets haven't worked yet and it's almost 24 hrs.
My original intention was to highlight the cost of these outrageous meds...after all they are only some sort of laxative.
Oh, and are you putting them in the right end?
Jun 8th 2007, 7:33 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
Jun 8th 2007, 8:12 am
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Maybe you should try some glycerin suppositories.
Instructions: Insert a suppository into the rectum. Keep it in there for at least 20 to 30 minutes until it dissolves. This acts like a stool softener and will allow your bowels to open and for less straining.
It may be more comfortable to use the pediatric sized suppositories.
Ok out of nurse mode now....
Jun 8th 2007, 8:17 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
Maybe you should try some glycerin suppositories.
Instructions: Insert a suppository into the rectum. Keep it in there for at least 20 to 30 minutes until it dissolves. This acts like a stool softener and will allow your bowels to open and for less straining.
It may be more comfortable to use the pediatric sized suppositories.
Ok out of nurse mode now....
Instructions: Insert a suppository into the rectum. Keep it in there for at least 20 to 30 minutes until it dissolves. This acts like a stool softener and will allow your bowels to open and for less straining.
It may be more comfortable to use the pediatric sized suppositories.
Ok out of nurse mode now....
Jun 8th 2007, 8:52 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
That would be more fitting in one of Leslie's threads...this is about constipation.
My $300 per month tablets haven't worked yet and it's almost 24 hrs.
My original intention was to highlight the cost of these outrageous meds...after all they are only some sort of laxative.
My $300 per month tablets haven't worked yet and it's almost 24 hrs.
My original intention was to highlight the cost of these outrageous meds...after all they are only some sort of laxative.
It may take a while but its alot cheaper.
Now that is what I call 'digging yourself out of a brown hole'.
Jun 8th 2007, 9:02 am
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Re: A thread about constipation
