… Background: Exercise therapy has shown significant efficacy as a means of treating
various intestinal diseases, but its role in the treatment of constipation is still unclear. …

… and slow-transit constipation using studies of anorectal function … to biofeedback therapies,
whereas slow-transit constipation … guide the choice of treatment for functional constipation and …

… The Rome IV criteria for primary constipation are based on results from anorectal tests and
categorize patients as having functional constipation (FC), constipation-… with constipation …

… therapeutic management. In this Review, we provide an overview … the literature on childhood
and adult functional constipation and discuss current and future diagnostic and therapeutic …

… If unsuccessful, further therapy is tailored according to subtype. This review covers the …
investigations and management of the Rome IV disorders of chronic constipation. This will provide …

… This review, considers the pathophysiology of constipation and the diagnostic approach
to identify the etiology of constipation. Available interventions including non-pharmacological, …

… as a hallmark of constipation. However, most patients view excessive straining as the biggest
component of constipation and only a minority of patients with constipation have infrequent …

… the role of prebiotics in constipated adults. Prebiotics are effective treatments for chronic
idiopathic constipation and showed improvement in the … toms of constipation is still not clear. …

… who suffer from constipation after the use of opioids, which slow down the intestinal transit,
ranges from 50% to 90%. For the treatment of the opioid induced constipation and ileus, …

… /or as prebiotics for the intestinal microbiota, and mineral … constipation. High-quality studies
on larger samples are mandatory to give scientific validity to the role of the food in CC therapy …