Are 18 years of age or older
Have been diagnosed with chronic constipation*
Other requirements will apply
*Defined as having fewer than 3 bowel movements each week for at least 3 months
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Constipation means it’s hard to have a bowel movement (poop). With constipation, you may go less than usual, have painful bowel movements, your stool may be difficult to pass, or it could be dry or hard.
Constipation is common and can happen to anyone, but chronic constipation means your constipation lasts for a long time.
Constipation means it’s hard to have a bowel movement (poop). With constipation, you may go less than usual, have painful bowel movements, your stool may be difficult to pass, or it could be dry or hard.
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