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How Often Should I Have a Bowel Movement?
A regular bathroom schedule can range from 3 bowel movements a day to 3 a week. Learn more about healthy bowel movements. Read More
Categorized as: Living and Wellness
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Article - 5 Minute Read
Fiber and Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Two common symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) are constipation and diarrhea. See how eating more or less fiber can help ease these symptoms. Read More
Categorized as: Living and Wellness, Nutrition
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Hemorrhoids 101: What You Need to Know
Hemorrhoids are small clusters of veins located in the lowest area of the rectum and anus. Learn about their causes and find treatment options. Read More
Categorized as: Family Health
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Pseudo Fecal Incontinence Treatment Options
Does your child suffer from pseudo-fecal incontinence? Discover treatment options, ranging from lifestyle changes to surgical remedies. Learn More
Categorized as: Living and Wellness, Pediatrics
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When Your Child Has True Fecal Incontinence
Although common in adults, fecal incontinence can affect children as well. Learn more about the symptoms and causes as well as treatment options. Learn More
Categorized as: Pediatrics
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Article - 4 Minute Read
Bloated vs. Fat: Which One Am I?
Learn more about the difference between bloat and belly fat, including the causes and risks associated with both. Read More
Categorized as: Heart and Vascular Health, Nutrition
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Article - 2 Minute Read
Maintaining Healthy Digestion While Traveling
Learn more about healthy digestion while traveling, including how to avoid constipation, dehydration, and other digestional issues. Read More
Categorized as: Living and Wellness, Safety
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Article - 4 Minute Read
Home Remedies for Constipation Relief
There are many causes of constipation. Find easy ways to alleviate your symptoms by adjusting your diet and lifestyle with these home remedies. Read More
Categorized as: Living and Wellness
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What Is Hirschsprung’s Disease?
Hirschsprung's disease is a congenital disorder that affects the intestines, primarily causing constipation and intestinal blockages. Learn more. Learn More
Categorized as: Pediatrics
