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What should I do if I have constipation at the time of a disaster?


Here are some cares for constipation that you can take at a shelter:


E Drink water to improve your bowel movements. Warm or hot drinks are particularly effective. A glass of water immediately after waking up is also believed to promote your bowel movements.
E Eat foods with a lot of dietary fiber, such as whole-grain breads, brown rice, raw or cooked vegetables, fresh or dried fruits, nuts, popcorn, etc.
E Do some light exercise. Just walking often proves effective. You donft need to be particular about the exercise methods, but consult a doctor before increasing the amount of exercise.
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