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Women's Wellness: Why can't I poop? - Mayo Clinic News Network

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This article is written by physical therapist Laura Meihofer for Mayo Clinic's Office of Women's Health. Do you find yourself sitting on the toilet for long periods of time? Do you rely upon over the counter stool softeners, laxatives or fiber to have a bowel movement? Is passing a bowel movement painful, or do you find […]

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