Encopresis
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In addition to the behavior of releasing waste in improper places, a child with encopresis may have other symptoms, including:Loss of appetite...
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Although it may not be possible to prevent encopresis, getting treatment as soon as symptoms appear may help reduce the frustration and distress, as...
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Encopresis tends to get better as the child gets older, although the problem can come and go for years. The best results occur when all educational...
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A child with encopresis is at risk for emotional and social problems related to the condition. He or she may develop self-esteem problems, become...
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If symptoms of encopresis are present, the doctor will begin an evaluation by performing a complete medical history and physical examination. The...
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Encopresis is fairly common, even though many cases are not reported due to the child's and/or the parents' embarrassment. It is estimated that...
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The goal of encopresis treatment is to prevent constipation and encourage good bowel habits. Educating the child and family about the disorder is...
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