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Swiss Ball Exercises for Constipation: Mechanistic Hypothesis, Evidence Quality Assessment, and Clinical Translation Framework

2026-04-27

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Constipation is a prevalent gastrointestinal disorder that substantially impacts quality of life and remains inadequately managed by conventional dietary and pharmacological interventions. Evidence supports physical therapy and pelvic floor muscle training as effective adjunctive strategies for improving constipation outcomes. Swiss ball exercises are proposed as an accessible, low-cost, and engaging candidate adj...

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10.32388/oazad2
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