Eating guava does not usually prevent you from pooping, but consuming too much may cause indigestion and interfere with bowel movements.
Guava is rich in protein, vitamins, dietary fiber, fructose and other nutrients. The dietary fiber can increase the volume and water content of the stool, which is conducive to the discharge of the stool. Therefore, eating guava generally will not be unable to poop, but rather have a certain role in promoting.
Although some components of guava may have the effect of facilitating fecal elimination, excessive consumption may cause indigestion and result in bowel problems. If you feel sick, you should stop eating guava and seek medical attention. Under the guidance of your doctor, you can choose the appropriate treatment, such as medication, which can use drugs such as Kefir and Lactulose.
Although guava contains many nutrients, it is not suitable for everyone to eat, especially those who are prone to allergies. All medication issues need to be used under the guidance of a doctor to avoid self-medication, which is detrimental to the relief of the condition.