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  1. Constipation

    Most cases of constipation are treated by eating a diet high in fibre, drinking more fluids, and exercising daily.

  2. Slow transit constipation

    A newborn with slow transit constipation may not pass meconium until 24 hours or more after being born.

  3. Anal fissure

    Around half of cases of anal fissures heal by themselves with proper self-care and avoidance of constipation.

  4. Other specified feeding or eating disorders (OSFED)

    OSFED stands for ‘other specified feeding or eating disorders’ and is one of the most common eating disorders in Australia.

  5. Constipation and children

    A healthy diet, plenty of fluids, exercise and regular toilet habits can help relieve constipation in children

  6. Flatulence

    Foods that tend to trigger flatulence also contain essential nutrients and shouldn't be eliminated.

  7. Anorexia nervosa

    A common misconception is that anorexia nervosa only affects young women, but it affects all genders of all ages.

  8. Older people in hospital - Going to the toilet

    It is important to talk with your healthcare professionals about any continence issues that you may experience when you are in hospital, so staff can investigate and help to solve the problem.

  9. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

    Irritable bowel syndrome can't be cured with medications or special diets but avoiding individual triggers can help prevent it.

  10. Bulimia nervosa

    Understanding the warning signs of bulimia nervosa and seeking help as soon as possible will help your recovery.

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