8. Frequent Use of Manual Techniques: The Desperate Measures
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For many with anismus, manual techniques become routine. It’s about aiding stool passage. This could mean using fingers or tools. It’s a desperate measure, reflecting the intensity of the condition.
When natural muscle coordination falters, people adapt. They find ways to alleviate discomfort. Manual methods might offer temporary relief. But they underscore the severity of the condition.
Manual methods aren’t risk-free. They can cause injury. Infections become a concern. Repeated use can lead to a dependency on these methods. It’s a stop-gap solution, not a cure. (8)
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