During pregnancy, constipation is the last thing that you need to be worrying about.  With all the changes that occur in the female body while pregnant, it may not seem all that difficult to believe that constipation is just one of the many side effects of pregnancy.  However, many women assume that cravings and other changes to diet are the cause of constipation but this is often not the case.  The food we eat always plays some factor where a constipation problem is concerned, however, it is not the primary cause during pregnancy.

Most of us are well aware that pregnancy causes great fluctuations in the hormones.  Unfortunately, hormones are responsible for many functions and processes throughout the body—including the muscles in the intestines.  While pregnant, the hormone levels will fluctuate and cause the digestive process to slow down.  When food is not pushed through the body properly, abdominal pain and constipation are very likely.

One of the other big changes that comes with being pregnant and can be a potential cause of constipation is dehydration.  Because all of the body’s processes are working harder than normal, the mother needs more water.  Dehydration is a common cause of both hemorrhoids and constipation.  If the stool is not moistened with water, it will become hard, dry, and very painful to pass.  It is very important to monitor fluid intake when pregnant as it can be harder than you think to get the fluids you need during this very taxing body process.

One of the factors that makes it difficult to prevent constipation problems caused by dehydration are the prenatal drugs that are typically prescribed to pregnant women.  Iron supplements are just one of the common items prescribed during pregnancy and they can cause dehydration and constipation pain as well—along with a host of other prenatal drugs that may be recommended.  If treatment for constipation becomes necessary after initiating use of prenatal drugs, be sure to tell your doctor immediately so they can prescribe something else.

In truth, there is not much that can be done to cure constipation during pregnancy because the hormone levels will continue to be out of balance until after birth.  While you can increase water intake and monitor the effects of prenatal drugs—bowel incontinence is still highly likely.  Thus, where possible, you may want to try and avoid constipation in pregnancy by using a bowel cleanser.

A colon cleansing product is not designed for relieving constipation problems that already exist.  A good cleanser will take about a week to flush the system and remove the compacted feces that has accumulated along the walls of the colon.  But, an all natural colon cleanser will do a great job in preventing blockages and other common causes of constipation further on down the road while also improving your overall health in the process.  So during pregnancy, constipation problems can be minimized by using a bowel cleanser but be prepared for some infrequent bowel movements due to hormone imbalance. 

Try New Colon Sweep today and discover how natural, safe, gentle and effective chronic constipation relief can be.

 

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