Recent research concluded that drugs used to treat chronic idiopathic constipation are comparable.

Changes in the frequency of your bowel movements, as well as other symptoms, may mean you’re constipated.

It wasn’t until I started seeing a gastroenterologist (GI) that I began having some of the most uncomfortable conversations of my life. After all, one of the most common conversations with GIs includes the question, “How’s your poop?” I always tried ...

You’ve heard about it on TV, but what is it and how is it different from regular constipation?

Fact: There is no strict definition for what constitutes a normal number of bowel movements. Each body has a unique schedule and regulates itself differently. Some people go twice a day, and others only go three times a week. An obvious change in you...