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Old 07-12-2011, 06:42 PM #15
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I have that same problem. It is considered constipation in that we have difficulty moving our bowels. I may go every morning on schedule, but it is not an easy task. ' takes some work and time. The stool is not pellet like, hard, or dry, like you mentioned. I do know what you are saying/talking about and it sounds like neurogenic bowel.


I don't go every morning, but it does take some effort. Sometimes I have to use a rectal cleanse, so since I cannot manage to get a glycerin suppositories past the muscle, today, I bought Fleet liquid suppositories.

Yes, that's what my G.I. doc called it, neurogenic bowel.

Not fun.
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