Irregularity of bowels; Lack of regular bowel movements
Children and adults should get enough fiber in their diet. Vegetables, fresh fruits, dried fruits, and whole wheat, bran, or oatmeal cereals are excellent sources of fiber. To reap the benefits of fiber, drink plenty of fluids to help pass the stool.
For infants with constipation:
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Source: Breastcancer.org
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Source: National Cancer Institute
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