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Chronic diarrhea for a month can be due to infectious or non-infectious causes. The most common causes are food intolerances, irritable bowel syndrome, medications, and chronic infections.
You will know that fecal impaction has been cleared after the passage of a large amount of stool. Also, the relief of abdominal pain and distension, disappearance of the constant urge to poop help confirmation of clearance.
Common causes of MiraLax not working for 3 days are poor diet and lifestyle, medications that cause constipation, or the presence of another disease that causes constipation.
According to clinical trials, MiraLax stays around 3 days in your digestive system after the last dose. Also, MiraLax is minimally absorbed into the blood. And it can be detected for about 18 hours after the last dose.
It is not recommended to take Miralax 3 times a day for several days. The recommended dose by the manufacturer is 17 grams of powder in 4–8 ounces of water Once daily. Taking MiraLax 3 times a day may not provide additional benefit and may cause side effects.
MiraLax works for stool impaction but only after partial or complete disimpaction of the fecal mass by your doctor or nurse. MiraLax is then given orally or via nasogastric tube to evacuate the colon.
possible causes of clear diarrhea include mucus-only stool, cholera, biliary or liver disease, and some medications.
abdominal pain after colonoscopy polyp removal can be due to trapped gas, prolonged colonoscopy, perforation, or post-colonoscopy coagulation syndrome.
the most common causes of random diarrhea are food intolerance, irritable bowel syndrome, medications, stress, and anxiety. read for more details.
