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Relief from
Chronic Constipation

It's not just about eating more fiber. Chronic constipation can be due to "Slow Transit" or "Outlet Obstruction". We diagnose the root cause for a permanent cure.

Medically Reviewed by Dr. Jaya Maheshwari
Updated: Jan 2026
Constipation Overview

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What defines Chronic Constipation?

Occasional constipation happens to everyone. Chronic constipation is when symptoms persist for more than 3 months. Doctors use the Rome IV Criteria to diagnose it:

Must include 2 or more:

  • Straining (greater than 25% of time)
  • Lumpy/Hard Stools
  • Sensation of Blockage
  • Use of Manual Maneuvers
  • Fewer than 3 motions/week
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    Constipation: More than just fiber

    Dr. Jaya explains Motility

    "We don't just prescribe laxatives. We perform transit studies and manometry to find out WHY your gut is slow."

    Why do some people eat fiber and still get constipated? Dr. Jaya Maheshwari breaks down the difference between 'Lazy Colon' and 'Pelvic Floor Dysfunction'.

    Vice President IAGES (2020–2022)
    Trained in Germany & USA
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    Warning Signs

    • Blood in stool
    • Unexplained weight loss
    • Severe abdominal pain
    • Sudden change in habits (>50 yrs)
    • Family history of colon cancer
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