Mishnah Berurah — משנה ברורה
משנה ברורה Mishnah Berurah
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עברית · Hebrew
(ב) אשר יצר - כתב רש"ל בתשובה סימן צ"ז מי שאכל דבר שחייב ברכה אחרונה ושכח והטיל מים ונזכר קודם שבא לברך אשר יצר איזה מהם קודם והשיב דאשר יצר קודם דתדיר .מי ששותה סם המשלשל דיש בדעתו מתחלה לפנות הבני מעיים עד שתכלה הזוהמא מהם ע"כ י"א דלא יברך כ"א אחר גמר ההוצאה וי"א דיברך בכל פעם והמנהג כסברא אחרונה אך בשלשול חזק שמרגיש שמיד יצטרך לפנות שנית אסור לברך כדלקמן סימן צ"ב שאפי' בד"ת אסור [ש"ת]:
English Translation
Asher Yatzar - Maharshal, in responsa siman 97, wrote that someone who ate something that requires an after blessing and forgot [to recite it], and then urinated, then remembered it before reciting the Asher Yatzar blessing - which of them takes precedence? He replied that Asher Yatzar comes first since it's more frequent. One who drinks a laxative, wherein he has in mind from the outset to empty his bowels completely - there is an opinion that he should only recite the blessing [once] after he has finished; there is another opinion that he should recite the blessing each time he goes. The common practice is like the latter opinion. However, if it is a heavy diarrhea, where he feels an urge immediately after the first time to go again, it is prohibited to recite the blessing then as is seen below in siman 92, [for in that scenario] even learning Torah is forbidden [Shaarei Teshuva].
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