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Got It, Hide thisConstipation can cause symptoms like bloating, abdominal pain, loss of appetite and nausea. To prevent or treat constipation: eat foods high in fibre, drink a lot of fluids and try to increase your physical activity. Talk to your doctor about using oral laxatives, rectal suppositories or enemas. This resource includes links to more information about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment for constipation.
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