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Constipation: a potential cause of pelvic floor damage
Neurogastroenterology and Motility, 09/18/09
Azpiroz F et al. – Constipation appears to be as important as obstetric trauma in the development of pelvic floor damage. Thus, a more proactive approach to recognizing and treating constipation might significantly reduce the prevalence of this distressing problem.
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