10/15/2026
If you have trouble with bowel movements or have stopped doing things you love because you're worried about reaching a bathroom in time, you may have pelvic floor dysfunction.
You're not alone. According to the American Urogynecologic Society, 25% of women ages 20 and older have a pelvic floor disorder.
The good news? Pelvic floor biofeedback may help improve bowel control and function. Here's what you should know. 👇
Chronic constipation or bowel-control problems? Learn how pelvic floor biofeedback can help you manage symptoms and return to activities you enjoy.