What Are Bisacodyl Tablets Used For, and Are They Safe for Regular Use? - #15221
I’ve been dealing with constipation recently, and someone recommended Bisacodyl tablets for relief. I know that Bisacodyl is a type of stimulant laxative, but how exactly does it work, and how long does it take to start working? I read that Bisacodyl tablets help stimulate bowel movements by increasing intestinal contractions, but does that mean they can become habit-forming if used too often? I also want to know if there are any natural alternatives to Bisacodyl tablets. Does Ayurveda offer any herbs, teas, or dietary changes that work just as effectively without causing dependency? I’ve heard that Triphala, Psyllium Husk, and Castor Oil help relieve constipation—do they actually work? If anyone has used Bisacodyl tablets, how often do you take them, and did you experience any side effects like cramping or diarrhea?
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