Constipation is usually easier to prevent than to treat. The relief of constipation with osmotic agents, i.e., lactulose, polyethylene glycol (PEG), or magnesium salts, should also be immediately followed by<unk>  using increased fiber (fruits, vegetables, and grains) and a nightly decreasing dose of osmotic laxative. Effective measures for the primary<unk>  of constipation include fiber supplementation, appropriate fluid intake, toilet habits, and exercise.
Constipation primary prevention
Constipation secondary prevention
Stomatitis primary prevention
Peptic ulcer primary prevention
Dyspepsia primary prevention
Short bowel syndrome secondary prevention
Stomatitis secondary prevention
Dyspepsia secondary prevention