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I have never heard anything about constipation being a side effect of quitting???
Further more, I have never, ever heard that smoking helps keep someone regular!
I'm taking a backseat to this one. Anyone out there know anything about this? Please enlighten us : )
It is all over the web if you look the two up together. One of the withdrawal symptoms can be constipation, along with a whole list of other medical symptoms.
Apparently they have done studies as well. In which they found the results to be favoring that more people that quit smoking see a decrease in the ability to "use the bathroom", so to call it.
Hopefully someone can answer my question. But thanks anyway!
Well I stand corrected : ) Apparently it is not a phenomenon but fairly common!
Amy, if I may suggest it, a stool softener is all natural as if any of the fiber type pills, both over the counter.
I don't think I could take being "backed up" and I don't know that it's healthy so break out the prune juice : )
Congratulations on quitting Amy. An excellent source for protecting your quit is whyquit.com Joel's library has dozens of articles that answer most of your questions (not constipation though : ) and it really has been a huge help for me.
If you need support, post and we will help.
Good luck Amy.
Kathy Jo
Further more, I have never, ever heard that smoking helps keep someone regular!
I'm taking a backseat to this one. Anyone out there know anything about this? Please enlighten us : )
Apparently they have done studies as well. In which they found the results to be favoring that more people that quit smoking see a decrease in the ability to "use the bathroom", so to call it.
Hopefully someone can answer my question. But thanks anyway!
Amy, if I may suggest it, a stool softener is all natural as if any of the fiber type pills, both over the counter.
I don't think I could take being "backed up" and I don't know that it's healthy so break out the prune juice : )
Congratulations on quitting Amy. An excellent source for protecting your quit is whyquit.com Joel's library has dozens of articles that answer most of your questions (not constipation though : ) and it really has been a huge help for me.
If you need support, post and we will help.
Good luck Amy.
Kathy Jo