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Stool softener or a stimulant laxative for a woman currently taking daflon who has hemmorhoids(&had surgery 9days ago for uterine fibroids removal)?
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Stool Softener: Stool Softeners are generally preferred over stimulant laxatives after surgery. Best wishes!
Answered 4/15/2017
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