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Anal sex and fecal incontinence

The relationship between anal sex and the risk of fecal incontinence, including the role of anatomy, physiology, and various risk factors.

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Jan 16, 2026
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Which toileting postures and breathing techniques best reduce straining during bowel movements?

Modern evidence and pelvic-health guidance converge on two clear levers to reduce straining during bowel movements: adopt a posture that mimics a natural squat (or use a footstool to raise the knees a...

Feb 3, 2026

Is it true that you always pee pee but don’t poo poo but when you poo poo you always pee pee

The blanket statement that " but when you poo poo you always pee pee" is false as a universal biological rule: urination is more frequent and variable than defecation for most people, but bladder and ...