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Aftr delivry no control stool, or urine
After 5 and half month aftrr birth. I cant control my urine or stool sometimes, hence soiled my pants.. My weight is 88 kg height 5.6. i dint loose any weight after delivery. Prepregnancy weight 73 kg. So was doing some postpartum cardio workout. I have flesh coming out of anus during pregnancy. Not sure if prolapse or piles. Doesn't hurt. Whats cause and cure for not controlling urine or stool??
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Visit some general surgeon
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Please visit gynaecologist for detailed evaluation
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Stools incontinence after delivery is found in about 2% of population. It could be damage to the sphincter of anus during childbirth. It could also be due to extreme stretching of the muscles during childbirth. The patient needs complete examination of the perineum. The three openings there (for urine, stools, and vagina and) should be examined, Especially the tone of anal sphincter, damage to vaginal opening which has also involved rectum , and leakage of urine. For treatment , if there is anatomical damage it has to be repaired. In addition the technique of squeeze pelvic floor muscles (also known as Kegle's manoeuvre) should be practiced 10-12 times at a stretch , each lasting for 15-20 seconds). The whole thing should be done many times in a day.
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U need to be examined Meet a Dr in person
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