Hey /adv/, About a walk and a half ago, I ended up constipated

Stay hydrated and eat lots of fiber. Seems to be result of your diet and nothing too serious. Remember this happening to me two years ago and the doctor told me start buying fiber cereal to move the stool along better.

>>17464769
I typically stay really hydrated, but could definitely do better with fiber. Thank you, I'll try and get some in me tonight. Do you think I should wait til tomorrow to go to the doctor or hospital? I'm kind of worried about waiting if it indeed is some sort of blockage.

>>17464777

I wouldn't go to the doctor until a week after you change your diet a little. Then if it is still blocked go to the er then.

Was constipated for 6 days straight once. Was hell. To clarify, that was 6 days after I attempted to go to the toilet and pass a turd.

In my case my chud was too hard to pass. Took lots of fiber and laxatives, things likes dried dates help.

In the end I had to lube my ring piece using my NANS VAGINAL LUBE. Trust me when I say your body will clear it. I've never shat with such intensity before. Even my piss was a high powered stream, I think it scored the porcelain. My belly beast was a clay like colour, kinda brown grey.

But anyway, have fun champion :-)

>>17464760

Have you taken any kinds of drugs/medication?

Have you eaten as much or simply what you are used to?

Have you changed lifestyle abruptly.

As for cures
Drink a can of coffee
Smoke some cigarettes/a cigar
Get some stool loosener that you put directly in your ass. Seriously, it's over the counter and it works.

Medfag here. Six to ten days is generally the point when you need to get checked for a bowel obstruction. Pain is not always searing; there are limited nerves in the bowels, and often injuries and obstructions can't be felt until it's ruptured. I would go to the ER this evening and have them do a scan. Report your pain as much more severe than it is and tell them you haven't defecated at all in ten days. Unfortunately ER doctors are prone to brushing off anything that isn't gushing blood right in front of their eyes and can be horribly obtuse despite the undeniable fact that medical emergencies do not always present as a broken limb or stab wound. It's just plain medical school arrogance, unfortunately I have had to do this several times to get necessary tests done and was able to confirm diagnoses I'd predicted but would not have been able to get tested if I hadn't played it up.

Medschool student here. Six to ten days is generally the point when you need to get checked for a bowel obstruction. Pain is not always searing; there are limited nerves in the bowels, and often injuries and obstructions can't be felt until it's ruptured. I would go to the ER this evening and have them do a scan. Report your pain as much more severe than it is and tell them you haven't defecated at all in ten days. Unfortunately ER doctors are prone to brushing off anything that isn't gushing blood right in front of their eyes and can be horribly obtuse despite the undeniable fact that medical emergencies do not always present as a broken limb or stab wound. It's just plain medical school arrogance, unfortunately I have had to do this several times to get necessary tests done and was able to confirm diagnoses I'd predicted but would not have been able to get tested if I hadn't played it up. I can't tell you how many people go to the E R each year and are sent home, only to later have a heart attack, seizure, organ failure, etc because of the tendency to say 'you're fine' without properly investigating