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Hi! 😊 Chronic constipation and leakage is common in teenagers. A consultation will help understand the cause better and suggest most suitable approach for you. Feel free to book a slot if needed.

Yes you can take lactulose.  But instead of depending only on meds, try   high fiber diet, fruits like pappaya,  orange,  drinking more water,  drinking hot water before sleeping. Do regular physical exercise. Get thyroid function tests done and share results.

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The "frequent watery leakage" you're describing alongside constipation and incomplete emptying is actually a very important sign — this is called overflow incontinence. What happens is that hard retained stool gets impacted in the rectum, and liquid stool seeps around it, leaking out. It is NOT loose stools — it means there's significant stool buildup inside that needs to be cleared properly. Regarding Lactulose — yes, it is a gentle osmotic laxative that is suitable and safe at your age. It draws water into the bowel to soften stools and make them easier to pass. Typical dose is 15–30 mL once or twice daily, taken with a full glass of water. It takes 1–3 days to work. It may cause some bloating and gas initially, which is normal. It can be used for weeks to months under supervision. However, given the frequent watery leakage, you likely have significant stool retention that may need more than just lactulose to clear first. Please see a doctor (gastroenterologist or general physician) who can assess the extent of the impaction — sometimes a short course of enemas or stronger laxatives is needed first to clear the backlog, and then lactulose is used for maintenance. Dietary habits: increase fiber (fruits, vegetables, whole grains), drink at least 2–3 litres of water daily, and try to sit on the toilet at a fixed time each day (mornings after meals work best). Feel free to consult me on Practo for proper guidance.

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