Dsm-5

Dsm-5 is a diagnostic and statistical manual that is used to diagnose mental disorders. This diagnostic aid is considered to be one of the standard classifications of mental disorders used by health experts. This contains descriptions, symptoms, and other criteria for diagnosing mental disorders.

  
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How can I solve my son's bowel control problem?

Query: Hi doctor, My son just turned 11. He has always been having bowel control problems. He always says that poo came too fast he cannot hold it and lost control on the way to the toilet even if the bathroom is very close. He is not constipated because his poo is never hard or difficult and he never had ...  Read Full »


Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I would advise against immediately diagnosing him with developmental coordination disorder. It's important to explore potential underlying issues, such as nerve innervation defects affecting the rectal sphincter, which could be causing his inability to hold his stool....  Read Full »

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