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Background: Biofeedback and medical treatments have been extensively used for moderate fecal incontinence. There is limited data comparing and combining these two treatments.
Aim: To evaluate the effect of biofeedback and medical treatments, separately and in combination.
Methods: Sixty-five consecutive female patients, referred to a tertial center for fecal incontinence were included. The patients were randomized to start with either biofeedback (4-6 months) or medical treatment with loperamide and stool-bulking agents (2 months). Both groups continued with a combination treatments, i.e. medical treatment was added to biofeedback and vice versa. A two-week prospective bowel symptom diary and anorectal physiology were evaluated at baseline, after single- and combination treatments.
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