Constipation and diarrhea are the most common causes of incontinence. Treatment initially focuses on identifying the existence and cause of these symptoms. Biofeedback, which may help improve sensation and muscle control. Biofeedback may be used alone or in conjunction with surgery. It is essential to find and work with a therapist knowledgeable in disorders associated with the pelvic floor and rectum.
Different techniques apply depending on the type or extent of damage.
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