2) Severe Constipati!!!

Chronic constipation can cause:

  • Colonic distension (a stretched colon that loses function)
  • Toxin reabsorption into the bloodstream, leading to fatigue, acne, and immune issues
  • Painful complications like hemorrhoids and anal fissures
  • Bowel obstruction, which may require surgery
  • Higher risk of colorectal cancer

Prevention Tips:

  • Eat fiber-rich foods (fruits, veggies, whole grains)
  • Stay hydrated (8–12 cups of water daily)
  • Exercise regularly
  • Go when you feel the urge
  • Avoid processed foods and excessive dairy
  • Try herbal teas or natural laxatives like prunes and chia seeds

If constipation lasts more than a few days or comes with severe symptoms, consult a doctor. Left untreated, it can become a serious health threat. Take your gut health seriously—your entire body depends on it.

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