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Why Jeevandeep Ayurveda for treating “Constipation”?

  • Provides Ayurvedic supplements like teas to warm up the body for treating constipation.
  • Group of 5 cleansing and purification treatment.
  • Offer massage therapies with medicated oils for “Constipation”.
  • Recommend the best yoga practices.
  • Customizable diet plan according to your body.

Know about “Constipation”


Constipation is properly defined as having less than three bowel motions per week. However, the frequency with which you "go" varies greatly from person to person. Some people have bowel motions multiple times every day, while others have them once or twice a week. Whatever your bowel movement pattern is, it is unique and normal for you - as long as you don't deviate from it too much.

Whatever your bowel pattern is, one thing is certain: the longer you wait to "go," the more difficult it is for stool/poop to pass. Other essential characteristics that typically identify constipation include:
Your stools are firm and dry. Your bowel movements are uncomfortable, and you have difficulty passing stools.



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Constipation can be caused by a variety of factors, including lifestyle choices, drugs, medical disorders, and pregnancy.

Common Causes of Constipation in the Modern World Include:

  • Consuming low-fibre meals.
  • Drinking insufficient water (dehydration).
  • Inadequate physical activity.
  • Changes in your daily schedule, such as traveling, eating, or sleeping at various times.
  • Consuming excessive quantities of milk or cheese.
  • Stress.
  • Trying to resist the need to urinate.


Conditions that have an impact on the body's hormones result in constipation. Your body's fluid equilibrium is aided by hormones. Constipation can result from a number of illnesses and disorders, including:
  • Diabetes.
  • Excessive parathyroid activity (hyperparathyroidism).
  • Pregnancy.
  • Thyroid dysfunction (hypothyroidism).

  • You urinate fewer than three times each week.
  • Your stools are lumpy, dry, and firm.
  • It hurts or is difficult for you to pass stools.
  • You have cramps or a stomach ache.
  • You get nausea and bloating.
  • After a bowel movement, you feel as though you haven't entirely emptied your system.

Why one should not delay treatment for “Constipation”?

  • Your anus veins are swollen (hemorrhoids). The veins in and around your anus may bulge as a result of straining to go to the bathroom.
  • Ripped flesh in your anus (anal fissure). Tiny rips in the anus might be brought on by a big or hard stool.
  • Stool that won't go away (fecal impaction). Abuild-up of firm feces that becomes lodged in your intestines as a result of chronic constipation is possible.
  • Intestine that is visible via the anus (rectal prolapse). A little portion of the rectum may extend and protrude from the anus as a result of straining to go to the bathroom.