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If i have constipetion problem, can't i drink litely warm water?
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Questions of Water: Water is water is water. There is nothing to add whether the water is warm or cold. If one is constipated then often times a significant amount of water ingested over a three hour window will help the bowels to move.
Answered 6/22/2013
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Sure you can: Bit it shouldn't make a difference. You should drink a lot of fluids specially iin summer where you can get dehydrated pretty quixkly.
Answered 10/8/2013
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