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conulyAn article on a book about how possibly your kid's late bedwetting is caused by constipation. (And yes, it's possible to be constipated and not know it. If you're all blocked up, you may appear to have very runny poos because that's all that can get out.)
I don't know if this is reasonable or not, not having enough knowledge of this area. And it certainly doesn't help my impression when the author of the book in question, a doctor, is in the comments directing people to his book and not using capital letters. Dude, those things aren't optional, especially not if you're trying to represent yourself professionally. Google isn't refuting this for me, but then, it's Google.
Still, if you've got a long-term bedwetter or a kid who can't stay dry during the day, it can't hurt to get it checked out.
I don't know if this is reasonable or not, not having enough knowledge of this area. And it certainly doesn't help my impression when the author of the book in question, a doctor, is in the comments directing people to his book and not using capital letters. Dude, those things aren't optional, especially not if you're trying to represent yourself professionally. Google isn't refuting this for me, but then, it's Google.
Still, if you've got a long-term bedwetter or a kid who can't stay dry during the day, it can't hurt to get it checked out.
