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How to Cope With Your Feelings About Bowel Incontinence
Because bowel incontinence can cause distress in the form of embarrassment, fear, and loneliness, taking steps to deal with it is important.
Treatment can improve your life and help you feel better about yourself. If you haven't been to a doctor yet, make an appointment.
Also, consider contacting the organizations listed in For More Information About Bowel Incontinence. Such groups can help you find information and support and, in some cases, referrals to doctors who specialize in treating bowel incontinence.
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References:
National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse (NDDIC)
July 2007
digestive.niddk.nih.gov
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