Miralax

LoveForHalsey

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My daughter is on Miralax PRN. We usually give her once a week, half dose twice a day. She doesn't seem to have a big laxitive stool but it does help her not to strain so much. Just wondering about others outcomes???
 

LoveForHalsey

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My daughter is on Miralax PRN. We usually give her once a week, half dose twice a day. She doesn't seem to have a big laxitive stool but it does help her not to strain so much. Just wondering about others outcomes???
 

LoveForHalsey

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My daughter is on Miralax PRN. We usually give her once a week, half dose twice a day. She doesn't seem to have a big laxitive stool but it does help her not to strain so much. Just wondering about others outcomes???
 

LoveForHalsey

New member
My daughter is on Miralax PRN. We usually give her once a week, half dose twice a day. She doesn't seem to have a big laxitive stool but it does help her not to strain so much. Just wondering about others outcomes???
 

LoveForHalsey

New member
My daughter is on Miralax PRN. We usually give her once a week, half dose twice a day. She doesn't seem to have a big laxitive stool but it does help her not to strain so much. Just wondering about others outcomes???
 

JazzysMom

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The idea is to keep things "flowing". It shouldnt be like a full clean out like with the meds before a colonoscopy, but rather to avoid blockages or rectal prolapse by assuring easy bowel movements.

If that is what you have then you are good....it might vary a bit depending on liquid intake & types of foods eaten.
 

JazzysMom

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The idea is to keep things "flowing". It shouldnt be like a full clean out like with the meds before a colonoscopy, but rather to avoid blockages or rectal prolapse by assuring easy bowel movements.

If that is what you have then you are good....it might vary a bit depending on liquid intake & types of foods eaten.
 

JazzysMom

New member
The idea is to keep things "flowing". It shouldnt be like a full clean out like with the meds before a colonoscopy, but rather to avoid blockages or rectal prolapse by assuring easy bowel movements.

If that is what you have then you are good....it might vary a bit depending on liquid intake & types of foods eaten.
 

JazzysMom

New member
The idea is to keep things "flowing". It shouldnt be like a full clean out like with the meds before a colonoscopy, but rather to avoid blockages or rectal prolapse by assuring easy bowel movements.

If that is what you have then you are good....it might vary a bit depending on liquid intake & types of foods eaten.
 

JazzysMom

New member
The idea is to keep things "flowing". It shouldnt be like a full clean out like with the meds before a colonoscopy, but rather to avoid blockages or rectal prolapse by assuring easy bowel movements.
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<br />If that is what you have then you are good....it might vary a bit depending on liquid intake & types of foods eaten.
 

fourkidsmom

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My son hs been on Miralax - 1 capfull a day (17 grams) for the past 5 yrs. He also is on Lacutlose two times a day and has been on that over 6 yrs. He used to get alot of bowel blockages-- not so much lately- but we still continue the miralax and lactulose.
 

fourkidsmom

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My son hs been on Miralax - 1 capfull a day (17 grams) for the past 5 yrs. He also is on Lacutlose two times a day and has been on that over 6 yrs. He used to get alot of bowel blockages-- not so much lately- but we still continue the miralax and lactulose.
 

fourkidsmom

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My son hs been on Miralax - 1 capfull a day (17 grams) for the past 5 yrs. He also is on Lacutlose two times a day and has been on that over 6 yrs. He used to get alot of bowel blockages-- not so much lately- but we still continue the miralax and lactulose.
 

fourkidsmom

New member
My son hs been on Miralax - 1 capfull a day (17 grams) for the past 5 yrs. He also is on Lacutlose two times a day and has been on that over 6 yrs. He used to get alot of bowel blockages-- not so much lately- but we still continue the miralax and lactulose.
 

fourkidsmom

New member
My son hs been on Miralax - 1 capfull a day (17 grams) for the past 5 yrs. He also is on Lacutlose two times a day and has been on that over 6 yrs. He used to get alot of bowel blockages-- not so much lately- but we still continue the miralax and lactulose.
 

amber682

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My 4 year old son has been on it for about a year now, 1 and 1/2 tsp once a day. I give it to him at night and he poops first thing every morning. He had a lot of trouble with constipation, then pain, so then fear and holding it in, making it all worse.

It doesn't effect him like a stimulant laxative does, it just keeps his stool soft and keeps it moving.
 

amber682

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My 4 year old son has been on it for about a year now, 1 and 1/2 tsp once a day. I give it to him at night and he poops first thing every morning. He had a lot of trouble with constipation, then pain, so then fear and holding it in, making it all worse.

It doesn't effect him like a stimulant laxative does, it just keeps his stool soft and keeps it moving.
 

amber682

New member
My 4 year old son has been on it for about a year now, 1 and 1/2 tsp once a day. I give it to him at night and he poops first thing every morning. He had a lot of trouble with constipation, then pain, so then fear and holding it in, making it all worse.

It doesn't effect him like a stimulant laxative does, it just keeps his stool soft and keeps it moving.
 

amber682

New member
My 4 year old son has been on it for about a year now, 1 and 1/2 tsp once a day. I give it to him at night and he poops first thing every morning. He had a lot of trouble with constipation, then pain, so then fear and holding it in, making it all worse.

It doesn't effect him like a stimulant laxative does, it just keeps his stool soft and keeps it moving.
 

amber682

New member
My 4 year old son has been on it for about a year now, 1 and 1/2 tsp once a day. I give it to him at night and he poops first thing every morning. He had a lot of trouble with constipation, then pain, so then fear and holding it in, making it all worse.
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<br />It doesn't effect him like a stimulant laxative does, it just keeps his stool soft and keeps it moving.
 
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