Functional Constipation Market Research Report 2030 | Functional Constipation Market

 DelveInsight launched a new report on “Functional Constipation - Market Insights, Epidemiology, and Market Forecast-2030”.

The report delivers an in-depth understanding of the Functional Constipation, historical and forecasted epidemiology as well as the Functional Constipation market trends in the United States, EU5 (Germany, Spain, Italy, France, and United Kingdom) and Japan.

Functional Constipation Overview

Traditional constipation is defined as three or fewer bowel movements per week. Risk factors for constipation include female gender, aging, inactivity, low calorie diets, low fiber diets, low income, low level of education, and high doses of medication. Chronic constipation is considered functional (primary) or secondary.

Functional constipation, also known as chronic idiopathic constipation, is found when a person experiences symptoms of constipation, but no specific cause of the problem can be identified. Because a physiological cause may be found to explain the symptoms, active constipation is one of the most common gastrointestinal disorders (FGDs).Functional constipation can be divided into normal transit, slow transit, or outlet constipation.

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Functional Constipation Causes

Constipation is due to the slow flow of sewage (faeces) to the colon. Many of the causes include risk factors, such as inadequate hydration and dietary fiber, dysfunction, pregnancy, later travel, and stress, to critical conditions, such as intestinal obstruction due to colon cancer. Constipation is usually harmless and is due to lifestyle changes. Medications such as painkillers containing narcotics, antihistamines, and other anti-depressants are other common causes.

Functional Constipation Signs and Symptoms

Functional constipation (FC) is defined as "persistent symptoms of severe, abnormal, or seemingly incomplete exercise". Some signs and symptoms are:

●       Three or fewer bowel movements per week.

●       Heavy, cluttered stools.

●       Feeling of an incomplete discharge.

●       Sensation of obstruction in the anus and / or rectum.

●       Straining during bowel movement.

●       Finger use to help defecate (digital extraction)

●       Comfortable stools are not uncommon without the use of laxatives.

●       Abdominal pain or discomfort,

●       Bloating,

●       Gas pain,

●       Vomiting,

●       Blood in the stool,

●       Anemia,

Functional Constipation Treatment

Functional constipation treatment involves incompatibility with oral or rectal medication. Polyethylene glycol is effective and well tolerated, but there are alternatives available. After inactivity, a maintenance plan may be needed for months depending on the age because recurrence of active constipation is common. Possible causes of secondary chronic constipation include medication use, as well as medical conditions, such as hypothyroidism or irritable bowel syndrome.

Functional Constipation Market

The strength of the Functional Constipation treatment paradigm is a major obstacle where the exact cause is unknown due to the impossibility of determining the specific treatment of the index. Although there are several approved drugs for Functional Constipation, there is still a need to develop targeted therapies.

There are certain types of laxatives available on the market, and they are usually prescribed by doctors such as Bulking Laxatives, Osmotic Laxatives, and Stimulant Laxatives. Patients with FC are often initiated in the manufacture of fiber as a powerful treatment by combining fibers and bulking laxatives such as psyllium husk, bran, etc.

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Functional Constipation Epidemiology Insights

●       According to ADA Health, eight million people in the US seek treatment for constipation each year, and one million are hospitalized. It is possible that many people with FC do not report this condition to doctors because they are ashamed or do not see it as a major problem that requires medical attention.

●       According to a study, out of 100 papers examined, 45 reported an increase in FC in 41 different study subjects, containing 261,040 studies. The combined increase in FC for all subjects was 14%. They also found that the prevalence of FC was higher for women and increased with age and with lower socio-economic status.

●       According to a study the increase in FC is increasing with age, with higher rates reported in older adults.

●       A study stated that FC in patients led to an increase of 16.7% and 14.9% in the Roman study. These rates were significantly higher than the prevalence rates of 4 to 5 percent observed in a larger U.S. population survey but similar to the 19.9% ​​reported in middle-aged residents in Olmsted County.

Functional Constipation Key Pharma Players:

  1. Takeda
  2. Allergan
  3. Synergy Pharmaceuticals
  4. Takeda Pharmaceuticals

Functional Constipation Pipeline Drugs:

  1. Motegrity
  2. Linzess
  3. Trulance
  4. Amitiza

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