Health9/3/2025BBC

'My son's constipation wasn't taken seriously until he reached crisis point'

'My son's constipation wasn't taken seriously until he reached crisis point'

According to the news article, the number of children being admitted to hospitals due to constipation has reached a 10-year high. The article highlights the case of a mother whose son's constipation was not taken seriously until it reached a critical point. The mother expressed her frustration that the severity of her son's condition was not recognized earlier, leading to a delayed diagnosis and treatment. The article emphasizes the importance of healthcare professionals taking childhood constipation more seriously and providing timely and effective care to prevent such cases from escalating. It suggests that increased awareness and better understanding of this issue among both healthcare providers and parents could help address the growing problem and ensure that children receive the necessary attention and treatment for their constipation-related issues.

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