Anorectal rehabilitation in women and men
This rehabilitation is intended for both women and men, as anorectal disorders can affect all sexes. It is particularly useful in cases of chronic constipation, fecal incontinence, anorectal pain, or muscular coordination disorders involving the anal sphincter.

Indications for anorectal rehabilitation

• Severe or chronic constipation, often linked to pelvic floor muscle dysfunction.

• Anal incontinence, with difficulty controlling gas or stool.

• Chronic anal or pelvic pain, related to muscle tension or functional disorders.

• Postoperative disorders or aftereffects of anorectal surgery.

How rehabilitation is carried out
Treatment is based on targeted exercises, muscle relaxation techniques, and sometimes the use of biofeedback to improve control of the sphincter muscles. Each program is tailored to the patient’s specific needs, while always ensuring comfort and safety.