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A member asked:
My wife is experiencing constipation. she is going to bathroom 3time weekly is this case normal or no ?
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Possibly: It depends on the person, whether it is the normal schedule for them or not. It also depends on diet. For low fiber diets or people that tend to eat very little, there may be less volume of stool.
Answered 12/31/2017
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