2007
DOI: 10.1007/s10350-007-9001-x
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Practice Parameters for the Treatment of Fecal Incontinence

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“…Dietary fiber may improve stool consistency by absorbing intraluminal water and decrease incontinence symptoms, because controlling solid stool is easier than controlling liquid stool. 8,21,29 However, intake of fiber as medication did not change the symptoms of FI in another observational study. 2 Further randomized controlled trials with dietary fiber are needed.…”
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“…This study justifies this approach, although the association found in the study was weak because the data were cross‐sectional. Dietary fiber may improve stool consistency by absorbing intraluminal water and decrease incontinence symptoms, because controlling solid stool is easier than controlling liquid stool 8,21,29 . However, intake of fiber as medication did not change the symptoms of FI in another observational study 2 .…”
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