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Last Friday my son had an accident at school. He has never had any before. I spoke to the nurse at school and warned her about possible future accidents. His doctor has never found anything wrong with him in the past. What is the best way I can help my son?

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How old is he? What kind of accident? Has it happened again?

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JenniferSee in reply toYaleamanda

He is 16 years old, and he’s been wetting himself. And yes it has continued.

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Yaleamanda in reply toJenniferSee

Constipation is most likely the guilty culprit until proven otherwise

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constipation? How do you figure that?

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