Fecal Incontinence anonymous support group with information on diagnosis, treatment, symptoms, along with personal stories and experiences with Fecal Incontinence. You're not alone.
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These snippets show some of the most common themes mentioned in this experience's stories:
- "Unfortunately the surgeon had to remove my entire rectum in order to get good margins around the tumor and still be able to reconnect to my sphincter muscles..."
- "I have had a few accidents that I already pooped some before I got to the toilet..."
- "I am an associate producer with MTV's True Life and we are currently working on an episode where young people suffer from embarrassing medical conditions..."
30% of people who have this experience are in their forties, 27% are in their twenties, and 23% are in their teens. 80% of people who have this experience are men.
Here are a few tips...
- Its anightmare,you neverknow when it is going to happen. I've had it10 years. Ihave to wear pads all the time and I have been searching all this time for pads designed for this i.e.wider at the back. I am nlot incontinent for normal motions,only liquid
- Are there other people in this group? I am wanting some support. People simply do not understand that I can't control it. My doctor offered surgery...so I could sit on a plastic thingy which is permantely inserted in my butt. Doesn't sound pleasant!
- It is always needing to know where the bathrooms are. It is not eating anything different because you dont know if that will make it worse. It is not going to the gym because you dont want anyone to hear you fart and afraid the exercise will prompt an ac
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