Why would a low-fibre diet be considered a wrong option in constipation?
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Correct answer: Fibre usually helps in constipation
Dietary fibre adds bulk, holds water and can help soften stool and stimulate normal bowel movement. Adequate fluid and gradual fibre increase are commonly useful when medically appropriate. The exact advice depends on the cause and on conditions where fibre is restricted, but a routine low-fibre choice is generally unsuitable for constipation. Therefore option A is correct.
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Fibre usually helps in constipation
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Dietary fibre adds bulk, holds water and can help soften stool and stimulate normal bowel movement. Adequate fluid and gradual fibre increase are commonly useful when medically appropriate. The exact advice depends on the cause and on conditions where fibre is restricted, but a routine low-fibre choice is generally unsuitable for constipation. Therefore option A is correct.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Home Science question. Chapter: Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics.
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