The variations in definitions and assessment tools of PLEs might contribute to mixed findings in researches. Reaching to a consensus through the study of phenomenology of PLEs is essential to further advancement of the research in this area.
Socioenvironmental factors are associated with childhood constipation, and bringing them to the awareness of the public may help prevent or stop the progression of childhood constipation at its early stages.
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