Fecal Incontinence Patient Info Fact Sheet . What is fecal incontinence? Most of us take it for granted that we can control our bowels. We barely have to think about controlling the release of gas ...

Have you ever changed the sheets, noticed a stain on the mattress, and felt humbled? If so, we get it. Whether you’re in the throes of potty training a child, have incontinence (or care for ...

- Place disposable incontinence sheets under the patient’s buttocks. - Lubricate the nozzle of the enema. - Ensure that there is no air in the fluid and insert the nozzle slowly into the anus to a ...

Stress incontinence is usually caused by damage to either the muscles or supportive tissues along the urethra, or the valve between the bladder and the urethra, Dr. Johnson said.

This patient information fact sheet provides information on the definition, causes, diagnostic tests and treatments for fecal incontinence.