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Constipation generally defined, as the inability of an individual to poop is a common occurrence in United States. Each one of us has had it once or twice in our lifetime. So, no one can be said to be exempt from this popular yet under-publicized malady. For a few, it can be nothing more than a phase that comes and goes. But for others, it is more than that. For those who suffer time after time from constipation, nothing compares to their discomfort. This is because asides the common symptoms, they can develop back pain in association with it. When this occurs, it results in what is known as back pain constipation.

This occurs because of the positioning of the intestine in the body. The colon is situated close to the lower back. Now when there is storage of feces in the intestine without it being passed out, the pressure builds up in that part of the body. Then as a result, the lower back tries to help carry or relieve the pressure, resulting in pain in the lower back.

Back pain constipation is a natural occurrence among adults and is common in the society even as we speak. Recent studies have confirmed this. Surveys have shown that next to flu and cold, a growing number of individuals are seeing their doctors because of the constant pain in the back that they experience. Despite the fact that it is agreed that constipation is singularly responsible for this, research has shown that it can also play a big role in the frequency of its occurrence.

The pressure that is built in the colon cannot only cause back pain constipation, it can also happen as a result of the stress encountered when trying to ‘go’. Surprisingly, children also experience back pain due to constipation as well. Quite a few children with complaints of back pain have been taken to see the doctor only to be diagnosed with constipation being the cause. It is very easy to spot back pain constipation. If you notice the following symptoms, you must either visit the doctor, or go for a complete, highly effective colon-cleansing regimen:

1. Persistent pain with increasing intensity even when lying down

2. Unable to pass feces and intense pressure on the bladder

3. Increase in pain when you are about to ‘go’

4. Weakness and numbness in the legs, buttocks and feet

5. Absolutely no relief even after pain relievers were taken

Fortunately, back pain constipation is treatable. Meals high in fiber can ease the condition a bit. Flaxseed oil has been proven time and again to be an effective constipation remedy. All you need for maximum results is to take 1-2 tablespoonfuls with lots of water immediately after lunch or dinner. Some people use thyroxine as an effective solution.

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