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• Fecal incontinence
  |Term=fecal incontinence |Short definition=fecal incontinence (FEE-kul in-KON-tih-nents) Inability to hold stool in the rectum 
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• Fecal incontinence
  |Term=fecal incontinence |Short definition=fecal incontinence (FEE-kul in-KON-tih-nents) Inability to hold stool in the rectum 
  374 bytes (44 words) - 23:50, 11 January 2023
• Incontinence
  |Term=incontinence ...dder (urinary incontinence) or the leakage of stool from the rectum (fecal incontinence) 
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• TENA
  '''TENA''' (pronounced /ˈtɛnə/) is a brand of adult incontinence products, including briefs, underwear, and pads. The brand is owned by Essi ...products that offer secure and comfortable protection for individuals with incontinence.
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• Megarectum
  ...quired later in life. It is often associated with chronic constipation and fecal impaction. * Fecal incontinence
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• Fecal
  == Fecal == '''Fecal''' (pronounced: /ˈfiːkəl/), also known as '''faecal''' in British Englis
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• Sacral nerve stimulator
  ...medical device used to treat symptoms of [[urinary incontinence]], [[fecal incontinence]], and [[pelvic pain]]. The device works by sending mild electrical impulse ...ng these nerves, the device can help control symptoms of urinary and fecal incontinence, as well as pelvic pain.
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• Fecaluria
  ...presence of fecal matter in the urine. This condition is often associated with severe gastrointestinal diseases and disorders. ...on. In some cases, patients may also experience [[Fecal incontinence|fecal incontinence]].
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• Depend (undergarment)
  ...f [[absorbent]], [[disposable]] [[undergarment]] for adults experiencing [[incontinence]]. The brand is a subsidiary of [[Kimberly-Clark]], a multinational persona ...n to provide reliable and dependable products for individuals dealing with incontinence.
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• Continent
  * '''[[Incontinence]]''': The inability to control excretory functions. * '''[[Urinary incontinence]]''': A loss of bladder control resulting in involuntary urination.
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• Adult diaper
  ...er. Diapers can be necessary for adults with various conditions, such as [[incontinence]], [[mobility impairment]], severe [[diarrhea]] or [[dementia]]. ...aning grown up, and "Diaper", which originally referred to a type of cloth with a repeated pattern. The term "diaper" was used in England in the 1600s to r
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• Low anterior resection syndrome
  ...or resection]] (LAR). The term was first coined in the early 21st century, with the etymology deriving from the name of the surgical procedure (Low Anterio ...ptoms of LARS can vary widely among individuals, but often include [[fecal incontinence]], [[urgency]], and increased frequency of bowel movements. Other symptoms
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• Pelvic floor dysfunction
  * [[Urinary incontinence]] or [[urinary urgency]] * [[Fecal incontinence]] or [[constipation]]
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• Perineal hernia
  ...en sitting. In severe cases, it may cause [[urinary retention]] or [[fecal incontinence]]. * [[Fecal incontinence]]: The inability to control bowel movements.
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• Anorectal manometry
  ...m]]. This test is used to evaluate patients with [[constipation]], [[fecal incontinence]], and other disorders that may cause abnormal bowel movements. Anorectal manometry involves the insertion of a thin, flexible tube with a balloon at the end into the rectum. The tube is connected to a machine th
  2 KB (248 words) - 17:42, 10 February 2024
• Rectovaginal fistula
  ...vagina, causing symptoms such as foul-smelling vaginal discharge and fecal incontinence. * [[Fecal incontinence]]: The inability to control bowel movements.
  2 KB (251 words) - 06:05, 11 February 2024
• Rectal tenesmus
  ...el, even if the bowel is already empty. This condition is often associated with [[inflammatory bowel disease]], [[colorectal cancer]], and certain infectio ...ts of stool or mucus. In severe cases, rectal tenesmus can lead to [[fecal incontinence]].
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• Enterocele
  ...urse. In severe cases, it can lead to [[urinary incontinence]] and [[fecal incontinence]].
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• Sacral nerve stimulation
  ...e stimulation is primarily used to treat [[urinary incontinence]], [[fecal incontinence]], and other [[pelvic floor disorders]]. The procedure involves the implant As with any surgical procedure, sacral nerve stimulation carries potential risks an
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• Levator ani
  The term "levator ani" is derived from Latin, with "levator" meaning "lifter" and "ani" referring to the "anus". Thus, the ter ...xtends from the pubic bone to the coccyx. It helps to maintain urinary and fecal continence by supporting the pelvic organs and resisting increases in intra
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• Urogynecology
  ...incontinence, including stress incontinence, urge incontinence, and mixed incontinence. * 3. '''Fecal Incontinence''': The loss of bowel control is evaluated and treated by urogynecologists,
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