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Im 15 years old but i have very slow bowel movements

Im 15 years old but i have very slow bowel movements

Well im 15 and well ever since i can remember ive always had slow bowel movements i would go like every 2-3 days sumtimes but then i moved to another country and the bowel movesments have gotten worse! and slower i have a different lifestyle ever since i moved i used to do karate but now i dont anymore dont really exercise that much anymore only in school. Like sometimes i dont have a bowel moverments in after 1 or 2 weeks ! so then i have to use a laxative to not feel bloated but does this mean that im gunna have to use a laxative every few days or what do i do so i can have a normal running colon could this develop into cancer after a while??

Pleade help me

Thanks :)
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It sounds like you need a stomach emptying test done, you could have problems digesting your food.  If this is the case, there is medication to help with this, and it's not a laxative.  Laxatives are really not good to take forever, as your body can become dependent on them.  You really need to see a doctor.

I know that one of the medications is Motilium and the other is Reglan, my vote would be for Motilium, less side effects.
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Couldn't for the life of me think of the name of this illness, but it's called gastroparesis. Anyway, I'm not saying that is exactly what you have, I'm no doctor, but it sure sounds like it and you need to get a proper diagnosis from a gastroenterologist.
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