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Wen i go on a diet i cut down my food intake even though i drink lots of water and den i am constipated..is it normal to nt excrete under sch situatn?
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Constipation: This is probably related more to a dehydrated state (poor fluid consumption) rather than a reduction in food intake.
Answered 5/27/2013
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