Many women will find that their bodies change during and even after pregnancy due to all the physiological changes throughout the process. This can often invite symptoms that they have never experienced before, such as fecal incontinence, or leaking stools.
Understandably, it can be frightening, frustrating and embarrassing - but the good news is treatment options are available, and you are not alone.
What is fecal incontinence?
It is the condition referring to the involuntary loss of solid or liquid feces.
What can I expect from a consultation?
Patients will go through a physical exam and medical imaging-endoanal ultrasound to detect and assess the extent of the anal sphincter injuries
Do I have to undergo surgery?
Typically, physiotherapy and making appropriate lifestyle changes is the first line of treatment before surgery is considered.
How much is treatment?
Treatment cost varies depending on treatment methods selected. All treatment methods can be covered by relevant insurances. We suggest contacting our team to better understand the treatment options available and their prices.