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The client has been experiencing difficulty and straining when expelling feces. Which intervention should the nurse discuss with the client?

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Rationale: A high-fiber diet promotes regular, softer stools, reducing straining. Blood is not normal, manual removal is invasive, and daily laxatives cause dependency.

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