Hi. Not sure if this is the right place to ask this question but here goes.
I had to go to the gp recently with awful constipation and was given 2 boxes of Laxido! I drank 5 sachets immediately, with great success, over 2 days. The following day I experienced a lot of diarrhea and the day after, nothing! I have only taken 1 sachet a day after the initial dose and am now wondering, should I up the dose? Perhaps my system is now empty so there is nothing left to expel? Any suggestions or advice would be most welcome.
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I am on a maintenence dose of two sachets per day for life. I have IBS-C and I have a very slow transit time and weak peristalsis.Two per day, along with around 25-30g fibre a day (I track this using My Fitness Pal) and I drink 2.5-3 litres fluid a day, and Inow have soft bowel movement, 1-3 tines daily. But you need the fibre and all that fluid.
I find if I take meds and diahoreah it takes up to three days to poo again as the intestines are empty… it’s very hit and miss with bowels isn’t it. U could try a diferent med like magrogol , I use that.
medjool dates are big plump….I have two and go much easily….I need to get some more but I’m in France and can only get them whrn I leave this mountain….I’d deffo recommend this type as thry are plump and actually tastey…
Ive never ever thought about dates….. I remember the small ones u git at Xmas….these are big juicy things, sweet, and tastey…work miracles so I’m a fan now!
I take this and have to adjust dosage most days. If I have a decent bowel motion then I do not take any sachets the next day but take 1/2 sachets the following day. It is just an adjustment I take most days and what I have had to eat comes into it too.
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