From New York Times, USA Today, & Publishers Weekly Bestselling Author Dr. Will Bulsiewicz, MD, MSCI

Diagnosing Constipation

A 30-Minute Training On The Symptoms, Manifestations, And Complexities Of Constipation

Are You Constipated?

It sounds like a straightforward question, but the reality is that there’s a shockingly high proportion of people who don’t even realize that they’re constipated! See, the issue is that most folks think of constipation as how often we have a bowel movement, or being unable to… let that $h#t go.

That’s simply not the way it works. There is far more to this than just bowel movement frequency and ability — in fact you can have diarrhea and still be constipated.

I’ve spent my career as a gastroenterologist treating patients battling constipation that think something else is the culprit behind their health issues.

What You’ll Learn

Have you heard that the first step to solving any problem is acknowledging there’s a problem to solve? Well, the first step to conquering constipation is understanding and recognizing the symptoms, manifestations, and complexities you may be experiencing.

In this 30-minute training — extracted from my 7-part comprehensive course Conversations About Constipation — you’ll learn…

5 key points I wish everyone knew about constipation

What symptoms I listen for when I’m diagnosing someone in my clinic

The manifestations that really define constipation

The tests that go hand-in-hand with diagnosing constipation and ruling it out

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Hey! I'm Dr. Will Bulsiewicz, MD MSCI

(Pronounced bull-suh-wits) but you can call me Dr. B

You may know me as @TheGutHealthMD. I’m the New York Times bestselling author of the book Fiber Fueled a full-time gastroenterologist, and an internationally recognized gut health expert.

I’ve dedicated my life to learning how to heal the gut from the inside out.

I completed a bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University, an MD from Georgetown University, and a master’s in clinical investigation from Northwestern University.

I was also the chief medical resident at Northwestern and the chief gastroenterology fellow at UNC, and I received the highest award given by both my residency and fellowship.

I created this training because many experience constipation, but not enough folks talk about it. When we’re educated about a condition, we make the right choices — whether that means seeking the right professional to help us navigate our difficulties or making changes within our control to feel better.