A perineal hernia or an enlarged prostate gland, can result in constipation. If the animal's pelvis has been fractured, the result after healing is most often, a narrower pelvic opening. A narrow pelvic opening can impinge on the colon and restrict the flow of fecal material leading to constipation.
Answer: No. You cannot rollover or transfer an Inherited IRA to your own IRA, because you are a non-spouse beneficiary. A non-spouse beneficiary is defined as a beneficiary that is not the surviving spouse of the deceased IRA owner.
1. Transfer the money to your own account (for spouses only). As a spouse you have the most options when it comes to inherited IRAs. If you inherit a retirement account from your spouse, you can transfer the assets into a retirement account of your own.The distribution rules (when and how you can take the money) are the same as if the account had always been yours.ransfer the money to an Inherited IRA. This is typically done if you inherit from someone other than a spouse, but spouses can also open an Inherited IRA. The money in an Inherited IRA can continue to grow tax deferred, and you can generally start withdrawing it immediately without paying a penalty.