
Spironolactone and Gut Health: Can It Cause Constipation and Bloating?
Spironolactone can help hormonal acne, but it may also cause constipation and bloating. Here’s why it happens and what may help.
A deeper dive into your gut health, including common GI conditions, supplements, botanicals, peptides and hormones Dr. Dan Wool, NMD | Arizona-licensed Naturopathic Physician | Gastroenterology & Hormone Specialist | 8+ Years Experience

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