10. What you eat is important. Changing what you eat can help you to poo. Sometimes your doctor or nurse might say you need to change what you eat, but you should always have some medicine too. This is to help clear out the old poo and to make your poos softer

Respondent No.Responses
1Clear
2Only if the person you're asking is okay with it..
3That's good
Notes from discussion groupYes, clear.
No additional comments made.

From: Appendix F, Involving children in guideline development

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Constipation in Children and Young People: Diagnosis and Management of Idiopathic Childhood Constipation in Primary and Secondary Care.
NICE Clinical Guidelines, No. 99.
National Collaborating Centre for Women's and Children's Health (UK).
London: RCOG Press; 2010.
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