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I am sorry no one else responded to you. It's probably too late now but I will respond just in case you're still looking.
Yes, you need to see your doctor to find out why you're having constipation.View Thread

It sounds to me like you have other (possibly more serious) issues going on. I suggest that you see your GI dr. asap or if you don't have one, see your primary care doctor asap!
I hope you find out what is going on!
Keep me updated please.
SusanView Thread




Have you tried miralax? sometimes adding more fiber can help (even though it seems like it would make it worse). Sorry I can't be more helpful. I'm still working on it.View Thread
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