Fecal Incontinence Can Be a Side Effect of Various Conditions Including Constipation

Many conditions can carry as a side effect some degree of fecal incontinence, so if you are affected, or someone you care for is struggling with the issue, having a better understanding of the potential causes could help ease the way toward acceptance. Fortunately, fecal incontinence is not nearly as common as urinary incontinence. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says that in a study involving older adults, 25 percent had moderate, severe, or very severe urinary leakage but only about eight percent had moderate, severe, or very severe bowel leakage. Still, that is not an insignificant number so the causes bear considering. Continue reading on Egosancares blog for insight and facts pertaining to fecal incontinence: Purchase Minding Our Elders: Caregivers Share Their Personal Stories – paperback or ebook  *Incontinence issues? Try Egosan premium underwear for discrete, dignified protection. For 20% off your first order on Amazon you can go here, or use promo Code: 20ELDERS.                  Related StoriesSuperior Products and Personal Attention to Customers: That Is EgosanHelping Older Adults Who Won’t Accept In-Home CaregiversShould You Quit Your Job to Care for Your Elderly Parent? 
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