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No spasms. The levator ani muscle and the pelvic floor

Posted By: wannie on 2009-03-25
In Reply to: I have spasm of the levator ani - Me

muscles have separated.  The pelvic floor muscles don't cause a lot of problems.  Unfortunately, with the levator ani separating, I have some fecal incontinence.  Not a lot, but enough to be really aggravating at times. This doesn't even happen every day.  It's just kind of random and I never know when it's going to happen.


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