Diet For Chronic Constipation
Health Encyclopedia: Encopresis
Soiling; Incontinence - stool
Treatment
The goal is to prevent constipation and encourage good bowel habits. Laxatives, and sometimes enemas, are used to remove fecal impaction. A stool softener is often prescribed.
A diet high in
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