Levator ani syndrome

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Asked for Female, 34 Years

Is levator ani syndrome treatable. I hv heard people hv to end up with stoma bag as nothing works for it. Is this true?

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Dr. Praveen Kumar T N

Colorectal Surgeon 11 yrs exp Bangalore

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Yes levator ani syndrome is treatable. Its also called Puborectalis syndrome.

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Needs clinical examination to rule out pelvic floor disorders and anorectal issues. With proper diagnosis there is a definitive treatment. Permanent stoma is usually not a common or preferred treatment option initially. Consult a Gastroenterologist

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Dr. Ramesh S K Laparoscopic Surgeon 9 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ramesh S K

Laparoscopic Surgeon 9 yrs exp Bangalore

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Yes it is treatable with both surgical and physiotherapy