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.
If, as the surviving spouse, you treat the 401(k) as your own, you can then roll over money from the inherited 401(k) plan into an IRA in your name. For example, if you have your own IRA, you can take money out of the 401(k), which is now treated as your own, and roll that money into your own IRA.