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If your child has any daytime bladder or bowel “issues” then the daytime program for nighttime dryness should be considered.
We can safely manipulate the bowel movements with diets and mild laxatives. Fiber, fruits, vegetables and increasing fluid intake can help with constipation. Laxatives are usually required to get the results that are needed. Common examples include Miralax (glycolax), Senokot, lactulose, mineral oil, and milk of magnesia. Consult your child’s doctor if you have any concerns or questions about laxative use.
Many times additional help is needed from devices and products that assure your child will follow the program and achieve success.
Dr. Smith is board certified and he has authored or co-authored many articles, papers, chapters, and books in Urology and Pediatric Urology. His research has been presented throughout the world. Dr. Smith’s dedication to helping children with urologic problems inspired him to establish PottyMD.