<unk> ccurs when waste or stool moves too slowly through the digestive tract, causing the stool to become hard and dry. It is a common pediatric problem (prevalence rates up to 32.2%) that requires primary care management. Children and their families should be included in the treatment regimen to prevent recurrences and promote health maintenance. Chronic (functional)<unk> s a source of anxiety for parents who worry that a serious disease may be causing the symptom.
Constipation  
Steatorrhea
Drooling
Dysuria
Galactorrhea
Nocturia
Dysphagia
Polydipsia