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In temporary inflammatory condition of large intestine and large piles, is taking stimulant laxative is safe or not? thanks
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Depends: What kind of inflammation do you have? Stimulant laxatives can make it worse. Consult with us to determine if you need further evaluation.
Answered 1/16/2017
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