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Laxative

Laxatives, purgatives, or aperients are substances that loosen stools and increase bowel movements. They are used to treat and prevent constipation.

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Laxative

Nodes124
Edges123
Triples30
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016129
Components1

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Laxative

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related to Laxative abuse · 7
Laxative → Although, For, Metabolic, Other, Some, The, Thus
related to Saline laxative agents · 3
Laxative → Magnesium-containing, Properties, Saline
related to Stimulant agents · 3
Laxative → Properties, Stimulant, They
related to Bulk-forming agents · 2
Laxative → Bulk-forming, Properties
related to Emollient agents (stool softeners) · 2
Laxative → Emollient, Properties
related to Historical and health fraud uses · 2
Laxative → Laxatives, Likewise
related to Hyperosmotic agents · 2
Laxative → Hyperosmotic, Properties
related to Lubricant agents · 2
Laxative → Lubricant, Properties
related to Miscellaneous · 2
Laxative → Castor, Properties
related to Laxative gut · 1
Laxative → Physicians

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laxatives bowel may colon action stimulant also water effects intestines lubricant properties site onset hours used fiber small lactulose peg

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anorexia nervosainstance ofand potential liver damage.Although some patients with eating disorders0.80text
bulimia nervosa abuse laxatives in an attempt to lose weightinstance ofand potential liver damage.Although some patients with eating disorders0.80text
laxatives act to speed up the transit of feces through the large intestineinstance ofand potential liver damage.Although some patients with eating disorders0.80text
which occurs after the absorption of nutrients in the small intestine is already completeinstance ofand potential liver damage.Although some patients with eating disorders0.80text
Laxativerelated to Bulk-forming agentsBulk-forming0.60section
Laxativerelated to Bulk-forming agentsProperties0.60section
Laxativerelated to Emollient agents (stool softeners)Emollient0.60section
Laxativerelated to Emollient agents (stool softeners)Properties0.60section
Laxativerelated to Historical and health fraud usesLaxatives0.60section
Laxativerelated to Historical and health fraud usesLikewise0.60section
Laxativerelated to Hyperosmotic agentsHyperosmotic0.60section
Laxativerelated to Hyperosmotic agentsProperties0.60section

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