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dyschezia

/dɪsˈkiː.ʒə/

Traducción: Término médico que designa la dificultad para defecar, a menudo debida a la supresión prolongada del reflejo de defecación.

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/dɪsˈkiː.ʒə/C2formalmedical
  • esTérmino médico que designa la dificultad para defecar, a menudo debida a la supresión prolongada del reflejo de defecación.

A medical term referring to difficulty in defecating, often resulting from the long-term voluntary suppression of the urge to defecate.

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  1. Difficulty in defecatingC2formalmedical

    A condition characterized by difficulty or pain when passing stool, often resulting from repeatedly ignoring the natural urge to defecate.

    esDisquecia

    • The patient was diagnosed with dyschezia after reporting chronic constipation.
    • Long-term suppression of the defecation reflex can lead to dyschezia.
    • Treatment for dyschezia often involves retraining the bowel habits.

    Sinónimosconstipation