Converse of object

• relieve: Banana very cold, may well cause colic; can relieve constipation or diarrhea in certain cases.

• alternate: A pattern of alternating constipation and diarrhea is also common.

• prevent: For some people all these measures may not be enough to prevent constipation.

• treat: Click here to find out how you can treat constipation.

• ease: In a preliminary trial, chlorophyll supplementation eased chronic constipation in elderly people.

• cause: However, heroin does cause severe constipation among regular users.

Preposition: in

• adult: The treatment of chronic constipation in adults: a systematic review.

• patient: There is also no reliable evidence that laxatives prevent constipation in older patients.

• child: Preventing constipation in children Get a meal routine going.

Adjective modifier

• chronic: Caution is called for in patients with chronic constipation.

• severe: However, heroin does cause severe constipation among regular users.

Modifies a noun

• remedy: Your doctor may suggest a remedy There are gentle constipation remedies that can be used by pregnant mums.

• diarrhea: Increasing intestinal health which can support conditions such as constipation diarrhea and over acidity.

• problem: Resolving any excess weight or constipation problems will also be helpful.

• management: He described a trial in the north of England which is looking at a stepwise approach to constipation management combined with lifestyle modification.

• and/or: If the above principles are not applied, constipation and/or indigestion can result.

• treatment: Preconceptions about constipation treatments often lead people to suffer needlessly.

Noun used with modifier

• diarrhea: In severe cases the symptoms are obvious: general loss of condition, rough dry coat, anemia, vomiting, diarrhea and/or constipation.

• childhood: A Greek study [ 1 ] links childhood constipation with low fiber in the diet.

• cause: Food that cause constipation Are You Suffering From Chronic Constipation?