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There have been no large randomised controlled trials of treatments for childhood constipation. Lactulose may cause bloating and abdominal pain because of its fermentation by colonic bacteria and it has been suggested that low-dose polyethylene glycols (PEG) could be a less troublesome alternative. Systemic absorption of PEG is said to be very low. Now Dutch workers …

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