Fecal incontinence
Fecal incontinence is the inability to control bowel movements, causing unexpected stool leakage. It can range from occasional minor leaks to complete loss of bowel control. Though it’s often considered embarrassing, it’s a common and treatable condition-you are not alone, and help is available.
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Our approach is personalized and compassionate, aiming to restore your bowel control and
improve your quality of life. Treatments include:
High-fiber diet to regulate stool consistency
Specialized physical therapy to strengthen pelvic muscles and improve coordination. Biofeedback uses sensors and visual cues to help retrain muscle function.
- Sacral Nerve Stimulation (SNS):
A pacemaker-like device stimulates nerves that control the bowel, restoring function
- Solesta® Injections:
A gel injected into the anal canal to improve closure and reduce leakage.
In more severe or refractory cases, surgery may be recommended:
Constipation is more than just infrequent bowel movements. If you’re straining, feeling incomplete evacuation, or using laxatives regularly, you may have chronic constipation, a condition that often has underlying causes that can and should be identified.
At our practice, we specialize in a comprehensive, evidence-based evaluation of constipation- including the latest in diagnostic testing, such as Anorectal Manometry – to uncover the root cause and create a customized treatment plan.
In some cases, we may use a radiopaque marker test or wireless motility capsule to measure how quickly stool moves through your colon.
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