I would like to introduce the process of treating my 6-year-old son's constipation.

My son had a big bowel movement once a week.
It has been a month since I last had a proper bowel movement because I was afraid it might hurt.
So I go to the hospital and am consistently receiving treatment for constipation.

hello?
I would like to introduce the process of treating my son's constipation.
My son is 6 years old this year.
Since he started potty training around the age of 4, my son has had a big bowel movement once a week.
I asked several times if it hurt, but they said it didn't, so I really believed it.
But it seems that wasn't the case.
At some point, I started holding in my bowel movements because I was afraid it would hurt.
I still used to see it once a week.
That increased to once every two weeks, and then
It has reached the point where it has been a month since I last had a proper bowel movement.
I thought this wasn't right, so I went to a children's hospital for constipation treatment.
First, I had an X-ray taken, and they said my stomach was full of stool.
So, they prescribed an enema as a treatment for constipation.
The nurse inserts an enema solution into the anus with a syringe.
I was told to block the crab with tissue paper for 5 minutes.
However, I couldn't hold it in for 3 minutes and had a bowel movement.
I looked at it closely, but I kept looking until I ended up ruining all my clothes.
After finishing the enema, I saw a doctor who is an authority on constipation treatment one more time.
They say the space for the stool has become abnormally enlarged because I held it in for so long.
They told me to do an enema one more time tomorrow because it would still be there even if I did it today.
They say that holding in constipation is largely due to psychological reasons, so you should view it as a long-term treatment.
So, they prescribed Magmil, a constipation treatment medicine, twice a day.

I fed it consistently for about two weeks.
My stool has become very soft, so the interval between bowel movements has shortened significantly to within a week.
I finished all my medicine, so I went to the hospital.
Enemas are something you have to do out of necessity, but they say you shouldn't do them as much as possible because doing them too often can become a habit.
You need to develop the habit of having a bowel movement on your own, and you should be able to do it within 3 days at the latest.
So, they prescribed a month's supply of Magmil, a medicine for constipation.

I hope that if I keep eating, I will get better.