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Laxative Abuse Definition
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What is laxative abuse?
A person with laxative abuse overuses laxatives, in order to lose weight or treat constipation. Chronic constipation and bulimia increase the risk for laxative abuse. ![]() What are the symptoms of laxative abuse? Symptoms of laxative abuse include diarrhea, abdominal pain, rectal pain, nausea, vomiting, and weight loss. How does the doctor treat laxative abuse? Treatment for laxative abuse includes discontinuing laxatives and a high fiber diet. Continue to Laxative Abuse Symptoms
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