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  • #458

    Dr. Woeller,

    Casey having BM most every day but it still seemed not enough. I had the x-ray done and sure enough shows lots of BM so constipation issues.
    Today is the third day on antibiotic and Dr. said we would discuss the x-ray and see next Thursday, assuming he is waiting to see if antibiotic causes loose stools and clears it out. Could this clear it? Or should I proceed with bowel flush protocol?
    He is talking about a prescription Miralax. Is there a difference between the prescription or over the counter.
    Also, you say Bowel flush can be repeated. With someone who has had issues for years, would it be best repeated once a month for so many months?

    Thank you,

    #463
    DrWoeller
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      Dolly,
      Best to repeat once monthly. I would wait for your doctors guidance since she is on an antibiotic. The Miralax is a good way to do and is likely looking to do a higher dose than what is generally recommended over-the-counter.
      Dr. Woeller

      #493

      Dr. Woeller,

      I noticed you said if child is allergic to corn then avoid Miralax.
      Is there anything else that can be used or compounded other then Miralax?

      I do not think Fleet enema option will work, I am afraid she would tense up and cause more damage.

      Is there any reaction to watch for using the Dulcolax suppository?

      I am going today to see the abdominal x-ray, can I attach a picture here to see your thoughts on it?

      Thank you,

      #494

      Dr. Woeller,

      I noticed you said if child is allergic to corn then avoid Miralax.
      Is there anything else that can be used or compounded other then Miralax?

      I do not think Fleet enema option will work, I am afraid she would tense up and cause more damage.

      Is there any reaction to watch for using the Dulcolax suppository?

      I am going today to see the abdominal x-ray, can I attach a picture here to see your thoughts on it?

      Thank you,

      Thank you,

      #495
      DrWoeller
      Keymaster

        Dolly,
        Contact a local compounding pharmacy in your area and inquire with them about a corn-free laxative powder similar to Miralax. They may have some other options.

        Ducolax – nothing specific needs to be watched for other than some people will force them out by contracting their lower pelvis area.

        X-ray – yes, you can post the image here. Also, if you can get the radiologist report that is even more helpful.

        Sincerely,
        Dr. Woeller

        #497

        Dr. Woeller,

        I did not get copy of x-ray but did attach the Radiologist report. She has hip and bone issues as well any ideas as to whom I might take her to for that.

        Any help in a direction to go with this would be great.

        The compound pharmacy I use here in Lincoln wanted me to ask about miralax as she said it is not derived from corn so didn’t understand the corn issue.

        Thank you,

        #498

        Attaching report as previously mentioned.

        #500
        DrWoeller
        Keymaster

          Dolly,
          Perhaps I am mistaken about Miralax and corn. I thought it had corn starch in it. Perhaps it did in the past. I am looking now and cannot find any reference to it. It should be fine.

          The X-ray definitely confirms some constipation.

          Curious about her hip? Did you know about this?

          Dr. Woeller

          #501

          Dr. Woeller,

          I did not know about her hip, So I am guessing at this one but should set her up with a hip specialist. I am going to try my best to find someone to help her with this.

          any ideas?
          Thank you

          #503
          DrWoeller
          Keymaster

            Definitely see an orthopedist. It may be causing her pain?
            Dr. Woeller

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