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Treatment 10 Table 2. Therapeutic Options for IBS-C Symptom Therapy Dose Constipation Psyllium ≤30 g/d in divided doses PEG 17–34 g/d Chloride channel activators Lubiprostone, 8 μg bid Guanylate Cyclase C agonists Linaclotide 290 μg qd Abdominal pain Smooth muscle antispasmodics a Dicycylomine (10–20 mg qd-qid) Otilonium (40–80 mg bid-tid) Mebeverine (135 mg tid) Peppermint oil Enteric-coated capsules, 250–750 mg, bid-tid Tricyclic antidepressants a Desipramine (25–100 mg qhs) Amitriptyline (10–50 mg qhs) Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) Paroxetine (10–40 mg qd) Sertraline (25–100 mg qd) Citalopram (10–40 mg qd) Lubiprostone 8 mg bid Linaclotide 290 mg qd a ese drugs may cause or worsen constipation. Table 3. Therapeutic Options for Functional Constipation Symptom Dose Psyllium ≤30 mg/d in divided doses PEG 17–34 g/d Chloride channel activators Lubiprostone 24 μg bid Guanylate cyclase C agonists Linaclotide 145 μg qd Prucalopride a 2–4 mg/d a Not FDA approved in the United States.

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