We’re in a similar position (finished 3rd disimpaction since Christmas a few months ago) and I think routine is the key.
Its more than possible that it will take a long time for the stretched bowel to get back it’s control. I’m intending to be very straight up with my daughter’s new school, when she starts reception in September and make sure that we have a care plan if needed.
In the meanwhile we keep plugging away at the toilet routine (she seems to regularly do one after breakfast) so hoping to try to get her to do that before school every day. Then fingers crossed she can make it to 3pm without an accident...
my daughter is also pooping postbreqkfast and most of the times she doesnt clear herself fully.and so she poops again after lunch. any tips to clear her bowel fully
I use bubbles but anything that blows and uses the muscles in the bowel.
Keep blowing even if they say they’ve finished try and get them to sit there for another few minutes. And (it sounds gross) but have a good look at the poo, you should be able to tell if it’s a decent size and also a good consistency.
Difficult to tell I suppose it’s a bit of trial and error. Keep reducing the maintenance dose until they seem to be doing 1-3 soft poos every day and next to no accidents.
Then eventually it will be so low you can remove it completely.
My daughter is now down to one sachet a day and we’re getting a decent routine and her accidents have reduced to a few little ones a week. So I think I will keep her on the same level for the time being. Perhaps reduce it to half if she appears to be better.
Though she’s starting school in September so it could go either way at that point!
she is already on one sachet right from beginning + probiotic twice. never changed her maintenance dose so far. so confused how to reduce. I mean from one sachet to half?
we did disimpaction during mid of April and then she is on maintenance dose daily. I will continue for 2 more months and then try reducing.dont wanna make her gothrough horrible disimpaction phase again.
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