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DRUGS CAUSING CONSTIPATION
Patricia H
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Constipation is characterized by difficult or infrequent stool passage, which can be primary or secondary to various factors, including medication use. This chapter outlines the common causes of drug-induced constipation, particularly focusing on opioids and other medications that may contribute to this condition. It also details pharmacologic therapies available for managing constipation, including various classifications of laxatives and their recommended dosages.
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