Anal Incontinence

Physiological aging reduces the muscular activity of the anal sphincter and the nervous perceptions which allow its control.

The after-effects of trauma are sometimes causes of incontinence (accident, anal or hemorrhoidal operation, laborious childbirth, colonic tumor, homosexuality or anal sexuality, etc.)

Possible neurological causes: paraplegia, spinal cord injury, stroke, dementia, illness of Alzheimer's disease.

Fecal impaction can be responsible for rectal oozing.

Other causes are possible: sectioning of the nerves which control the anal sphincter, fracture of the pelvis (pelvis), congenital anomaly of the anus, side effect of a medication...

Fresh pollen, 1 tablespoon each day

Brewer's yeast

When the feeling of insecurity in the rectum occurs during diarrhea, use foods with a constipating effect.

LAB Premium (PariNat), 2 capsules. before each meal

Hay flower baths

Rectal enema with quince juice

Kegel pelvic contraction exercise (perineal muscle exercises)

No essential oil seems particularly active. However, consider HE of Sweet Fennel (Fœniculum vulgare) and Green Anise (Pimpinella anisum) which can help strengthen the sphincters, can help tone