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A new report reveals how badly constipation affects the nation

UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 15 – The report reveals 84% of UK adults experienced constipation last year, with 25% missing work due to symptoms and notable regional differences in prevalence.

  • A recent report revealed the widespread prevalence and impact of constipation among adults in the UK, highlighting regional differences and stigma.
  • The report follows research commissioned by Movicol, which found 84% experienced constipation last year and many struggle to identify symptoms or seek treatment.
  • The report showed higher constipation rates in the North East compared to Greater London , and that constipation affects physical health, mental wellbeing, and productivity.
  • Brad Read, Movicol’s Global Medical Director, said it’s vital to break the stigma and encourage open communication, emphasizing early treatment to prevent worsening constipation.
  • The findings emphasize the critical importance of increasing knowledge about constipation and ensuring people can obtain appropriate treatments to alleviate discomfort, enhance quality of life, and reduce missed workdays.
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A new report reveals how badly constipation affects the nation

A total of 84% of people in the UK have experienced constipation in the last year, yet approximately 60% struggle to adequately identify the main symptoms

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nationalworld.com broke the news in on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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