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Constipation is a digestive condition characterized by infrequent bowel movements—typically fewer than three times a week—or the passage of hard, dry, and lumpy stools that are painful or difficult to expel


Key Characteristics & Signs

• Low frequency: Passing stools less than three times per week.
• Stool consistency: Stools are hard, dry, small, or shaped like pellets.
• Difficult passage: Straining, pain during defecation, or spending a long time trying to pass stool.
• Incomplete evacuation: A lingering feeling that the rectum has not completely emptied.
• Discomfort: Bloating, abdominal cramping, or a feeling of fullness.

Common Causes
Dietary factors
Lifestyle habits
Medications
Medical conditions

Classification
Acute constipation
Chronic constipation