What is the medication to solve the problem of a dilated bowel?
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I believe the best thing for a person who has a dialted bowel, is to see a Doctor.
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As you know, some pain meds can cause constipation.  A Fleet enema is usually sufficient to deal with the problem, but sometimes a large volume enema (or series of enemas) is necessary.  \n\nMost people find Fleet enemas to be quite tolerable.  They generally cause little or no discomfort.
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Fleet Enema from a common drug store.  Available at most pharmacies.  \nHope this helps.\nReid (Respiratory Therapist/Sleep Tech.) NC
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1. Apply a cold compress directly to the affected area until the pain subsides. \n2. Tepid water baths.\n3. High-roughage diet to ensure regular defecation of large, soft stools. \n4. Ointments, creams, and suppositories containing corticosteroids. \n5. Avoid stress; it can make hemorrhoids flare up.\n6. Avoid strong spices such as red pepper and mustard, and drinks such as coffee, decaffeinated coffee and alcohol. \n7. Tobacco can also cause flare ups. \n8. Treat constipation by eating more fiber.\n9. Drink lots of water -- 8 glasses of day works well. \n10.Sitz Bath - sit in a bathtub filled with enough warm water to cover the anal area for 15 minutes several times a day. \n11. Instead of toilet paper, which will irritate the veins, use compresses or cotton balls of witch hazel to clean the anal area after bowel movements. You can buy witch hazel at any drugstore.
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Here are some all natural supplements that will be very effective.\n\nHerb-Lax:  promotes cleansing of bowel irritants; stool softening\n\nAlfalfa Complex:  bowel cleanser; promotes healing\n\nOptiflora:  repopulate bowel with "friendly" bacteria\n\nLecithin:  lubricates and heals bowel lining\n\nZinc Complex:  Promotes healing\n\nB-Complex:  anti-stress\n\nCarotomax:  strengthens bowel muscles and mucous membranes\n\nHope this is useful and feel free to contact me with questions.
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try to clean out your colon.  Like medamucill, something that has psylluim husk.  could be someting that you ate a while ago, and is stuck inside your colon walls. drink plenty of distilled water,  you can take 1 tsp. of cider vinegar and drink water.  This is what has help me.
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Piles is another name for hemmriods (sp. wrong sorry).  When the lining of the intestine falls out the anus  There are surgical and laser treatments to permanently cure them.\nTalk to a doctor.
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Well besides drinking more and eating more fiber, you could try a strong cup of coffee.  That sometimes works.  Otherwise, go to the store and ask the pharmasict for ducosate sodium.  It will have different brand names.  It is an insoluable salt that goes into your intestines, but will not get absorbed into your body, but it will draw in water (water follows salt), so will soften your stools and usually cures constipation.  It will not affect the rest of your body or cause side effects, so it is gentle.  It does not cause cramping or anything, just makes things easier to get out.
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Pepto-Bismal, Imodium, Kaopectate II, Maalox Anti-Diarrheal, and Pepe Diarrhea Control are some over the counter medications.  Things that will also help:\n\nCLEAR LIQUIDS \nA diet of clear liquids should begin immediately upon the onset of symptoms. Diluted fruit juices, sports drinks, broth and teas will help to keep dehydration at bay and provide the body with much needed electrolytes. \n\nHEAT \nApply heat to the abdomen to help relieve pain, cramps, and tenderness. Electric heating pads, moist heat wraps, and water bottles can all be used as needed. \n\nPAIN RELIEVERS \nNon-prescription pain relievers can help to ease pain.
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Try Lamisil from the pharmacy.  It is awesome!
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I suggest treating it internally with all natural Optiflora and OmegaGuard.\n\nOptiflora is a two product system which includes Probiotic (Bifidus & Acidophilus...microflora) + Prebiotic (FOS...food source for microflora).  Patented guaranteed delivery of 500 million microflora to intestines.\n\nOmegaGuard:  Provides a full spectrum of seven natural omega 3 fatty acids -- EPA, DHA, ALA and more.\n\nHope this is useful and feel free to contact me with questions.
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I would take a stool softener and drink lots of water, not a laxative. You need something which will work through your entire digestive system from the stomach down. A suppository and enema only work from the butt up (and they don't work themselves up through the entire intestinal track). It will take a couple of days before the stool softener works, but it is the least harsh method for your problem. Good luck !
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Drink or eat starchy liquids such as a low-sodium split-pea or potato soup, rice or oat porridge, and mashed ripe bananas. \n\nEat a cup of nonfat yogurt. It is a natural source of friendly bacteria and a natural antibiotic. Make sure that the yogurt \ncontains live cultures. This will be stated on the container. \n\nNutmeg reduces peristalsis. Add a liberal sprinkle to a cup of yogurt or a mashed banana. \n\nTo replenish lost potassium, eat more high-potassium foods such as bananas and potatoes.
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There is no known cure for Irritable bowel syndrome,but there are many treatments out there which really help.finding your trigger foods,and foods which you are sensitive is really important.\n\nSome soothers\npeppermint and ginger tea\nfennel seeds,\nIsbacol From enzymatic therapy,(german product,clinically proven to soothe IBS)\nprobiotic supplementation,and digestive enzymes with meals\nreducing stress,stress has been scientifically proven to make IBS worse.\navoid wheat,dairy,raw vegetables and fatty foods during a flair up of Ibs,stick to pureed steamed vegetables in a blender,or smoothies.\nL-glutamine helps heal an inflamed gut,and the product seacure,is fish peptides high in l-glutamine helps heal the gut lining,clinical evidence of improvement.
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Usally high acid.  Try liquid gaviscon immediately, and if this alleviates it, you probably need a proton pump inhibitor such as nexium, prilosec otc,etc..
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Treatment is ideally directed toward correcting the cause; however, the first aim is to prevent or treat dehydration and nutritional deficiencies. When possible, food intake should be continued even in patients with acute diarrhea. A physician should be consulted as to what type and how much food is permitted. Low-fat diets or more easily digestible fat is useful in some patients. The BRAT diet, which limits food intake to bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast, can help to resolve diarrhea. These foods provide soluble and insoluble fiber without irritation. If the toast is slightly burnt, the charcoal can help sequester toxins and pull them from the body. The patient should drink plenty of fluids, however, in severe cases hospitalization to provide intravenous fluids may be necessary. A physician should be notified if the patient is dehydrated, and if oral replacement is suggested then commercial (Pedialyte and others) or homemade preparations can be used. The World Health Organization(WHO) has provided this easy recipe for home preparation, which can be taken in frequent small sips:\n• table salt: 3/4 teaspoon\n• baking powder: 1 teaspoon\n• orange juice: 1 cup\n• water: 1 quart or liter\nSupplements\nNutrient replacement also plays a role in preventing and treating diarrhea. Zinc especially appears to have an effect on the immune system, and deficiency of this mineral can lead to chronic diarrhea. Also, zinc replacement improves growth in young patients.\nDietary supplements that are generally beneficial in the treatment of digestive disorders include:\n• vitamin C: 50-500 mg daily\n• vitamin B6: 50-150 mg daily\n• magnesium aspartate: 400 mg daily\n• vitamin E: 400 IU daily\n• glutamine: 3,000 mg daily\n• garlic, deodorized: 2,000 mg daily\n• deghycirrhizinated licorice: chew as needed
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Naturally there is no "cure" for either.  I have found over-the-counter "Comtrex" to be the best.  Also, make sure to get plenty of rest and drink plenty of fluids.