Type 2 diabetes can increase the risk and severity of fecal incontinence.

Faecal incontinence can be caused by damage to the nerves that sense stool in the rectum or to those that control the anal sphincter. Diseases such as diabetes can affect these nerves and cause damage that leads to fecal incontinence.

The good news is that Secca Therapy is an innovative treatment option for patients suffering from FI; find further information on FI, Secca Therapy Treatment and contact details for Appointments on our website.

Bowl Control Disorder, Faecal Incontinence, FI …whatever the name used to describe this condition… it is a worrying and depressing problem for many.

Let’s take one reason for the onset of Fecal Incontinence : Anorectal surgery, such as haemorrhoid repair. This can damage the muscles and nerves of the rectum and anus that work together to hold and release stool, resulting in involuntary excretion and leaking.

The good news is that Secca Treatment has no implants, incisions or stitches and is an effective form of out-patient treatment. Please do contact us through our website for further information.

Suffering from bowl incontinence and involuntary excretion is an embarrassing but curable condition.

Caused by many differing factors; child birth, weakening of muscle tone in the anus and rectum and anal damage through surgery, it is more common than you might think but, sadly, often suffered in silence.

SECCA is a 60 minute, day-case procedure and here at Fico Centre we can arrange an out-patient appointment at one of our Fico Centres throughout the UK.

If you, or anybody you know may benefit from this Secca Treatment please do get in touch with us.