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The interpretation of constipation can vary from person to person. The frequency of bowel movements varies widely, ranging from 1-3 times per day to once every three days. Therefore, establishing a precise definition of constipation applicable to everyone is challenging. Consequently, constipation is defined as having fewer than three bowel movements per week, passing stools infrequently, passing hard stools, or experiencing difficulty clearing the bowel.
While occasional constipation is normal, some individuals endure persistent constipation, impacting their ability to perform daily tasks. Persistent constipation, lasting for several weeks, can lead to significant pain and discomfort, adversely affecting one's quality of life.
Other more serious conditions that may cause constipation include :
Some of the common causes of constipation are as follow
At Healing Hands Clinic, Dr. Ashwin Porwal devised the MCDPA treatment, having successfully treated thousands of patients with chronic constipation. Dr. Porwal noted that many of these patients did not necessitate surgery, emphasizing the importance of a conservative approach and lifestyle adjustments. Based on these insights, he developed the MCDPA treatment method (Medicines-Constac-Diet-Physiotherapy-Ayurveda). This innovative approach combines modern science, traditional Ayurveda, and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy, ensuring a comprehensive and effective solution. The MCDPA treatment is anchored in evidence-based medical interventions and compassionate care.
The purpose of biofeedback is to regain control of the rectal muscles. In this non-invasive procedure, a probe is inserted into the rectum, and muscle activity is monitored on a computer screen. Subsequently, a physiotherapist will guide and train you to enhance your bowel movement effort.
The STARR surgery, (Stapled Trans Anal Rectal Resection) was pioneered by Dr. Antonio. Healing Hands Clinic currently conducts the highest number of STARR procedures per month in India. The inaugural procedure took place in Maharashtra. The surgery's aim is to remove the obstructed/prolapsed portion of the rectum and replace it with a healthy segment of the remaining rectum.
If you experience any of the following symptoms, it is advisable to consult a specialist:
If you have difficulty passing stools for more than a week, it is recommended to consult a gastroenterologist.
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