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South Central MN | I have a granddaughter (age 3) that has struggled with this from birth. With little kids, it can lead to difficulties with toilet training. She is scheduled to see a gastroenterologist, but in the meantime, her pediatrician has her doing a regular regimen with miralax. She took a heavier dosage for four days to get cleaned out, then takes a maintenance dose. I was reading about this online, and it looks like there is an adult regimen also. The hope is that after several months of a maintenance dose, things will kick in naturally. It's best to avoid things like breads, pastas, bananas. She takes magnesium (cshe calls it her pooping vitamins), eats whole prunes daily and sees a chiropractor also, which she calls her pooping doctor.
I know what I described is for a pre-schooler, but maybe there are some helpful tidbits for an adult. | |
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Speeding up slow motility
