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Fecal incontinence is associated with anal intercourse, with higher rates among those who engage in receptive anal intercourse, particularly men who have sex with men.
After anal stretching or trauma, immediate medical care is required for severe bleeding, uncontrolled pain, signs of infection, inability to pass urine or stool, or any protruding or visibly torn tiss...
Yes — , particularly receptive anal intercourse (RAI) and related behaviors, have been associated with increased odds of fecal or anal incontinence in adults in multiple studies, but the evidence is o...
Manometry measures sphincter function and correlates with fecal incontinence severity in many cohorts, but its ability to predict long‑term clinical outcomes or which patients will benefit from specif...